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&HERIEENS &ALE


Daniel Ernst, ct al Petition for Par
US.
Nancy Ernst, ct, al. "'"'
BY virtue OF an order issued ont Of the
Court of Common Pleas for Carroll coun
ty, and TO me directed, will offer for
sale at the door OF the court house in Car.
rolton, on Monday The 23d day of Oc-
tober next, between tie hours Of TO o.
clock A Nj and 4 O'Clock p NJ tho follow
ing real estate 10 wit: the East half OF
section l3, TIP, Is, Range 6, excepting
the dover estate ol Nancy Ernst, which
is laid of to her by metes and bounds,
containing 95 acres and 100 perches
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
Sept Is, 1913.
Printers fees ,5O-e.
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August IL, 1913
Printers fee S2.25

THE STATE OF OHlO,l
CARROLL County, 90
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vacation after March Term, A. D. ls4S
Joseph Dayhuf, demau.l
daut,
US.
Rachael Dayhuff, widow
OF Peter Dayhuf, de. Petition for
ceased, Joseph Burrier, PdrtilioR,.
Hanna Burrlor, Calha.
rine Burner, Margaret
Burrer, aud Elizabeth
Burrler, Deieqdants.
The said defendants will take notice
that the said demandant, on the eightk
day of June. A. d. lS43, tiIed his petl,
ton 10 the Office of the Clerk of tho
Court Of Common Pleas 10 and for said
county, wherein, as one of the heirs OF
Peter Day huff, late of Carroll county,
deceased, he demands partition OF the
South East Quarter Of Section t'celUe, in
Township treiDe, Of Range fpe-sltuat-
ed Ia SAID county; and prays that The
dover Of the SAID Rachael DayhuT, IS
widow of the said Peter deceased, may
Oe assigned her in said premises; and
that one eqRalhalf Of said promises may
be- SCI Of TO him Ia seyeralty-Which
said petition will be for hearing at the
ueAl October Term Of said Couri.
JOSEPH DAYIlUFF,
by his Attorneys,
Pemce Staireaik,f, & Jaruis,
July II, IG4j SO Ow
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Shcrifr,s Sale.

BY virtue Of Ueadj eTpoaGS issued
out of the Court of Common Peas OF
Carroll county and to me directed ! viii
offer for sale al the door Of the Court
house in CarroIton on Saturday the 18th
day ol October next, between the hours
Of 10 o'clock A NJ and 4 P NJ, of said day
the following rea' estate, to wit: Lot
numbered 40 in the original plat OF Cen.
trevilIe, (now CarroIton,) with the i'm
provemonts lhoroon. Taken in exoCu.
ton aud will DO sold by me,
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
September s, 1913
Printers fec l,50.
ALSO,
BY virtue Of n writ Of II. ia Ct len fd
issued out Of the court OF common pleas
of Carroll county, and to mo directed,
will offer for sae at the door Of the court
house in Carrollon, on Saturday the
18th day Of October next, between the
hours of 10 o'clock A NJ, aud O'clock
p. NJ, the following real estate. to vii;
The undivided half of the North Fast
Quarter Of Section II, Township l6, aud
Range 5, containing 80 acres, more or
less, Taken in execution aud will be
sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
September s, 1913.
Printers fees so.
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Orleans Cloth and Figard Aipocha,
OF all descriptions, just received aud Tor
sale by
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-22

-kG&a, SILKS, Gloves, Mus,
Hosiery, Rlu6oha, Dress houdhorcbiels,
Lawns Painted musIins, Mouseidc line
Lane, Cap sluGs &c. for sale bv
!. ATKINSON 6Co.'
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Given under my hand officially, this
l4tb day Of September, a d. lS43.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
Sept 10, lS43.
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INDIGO.
Tanner's OH by The barrel.

A D. Tnayer d Go. have received
This day lew barrels Of the above sri.
cle, winch they will sell yery low, those
waning the article will please call be
tore purchasing elsewhere.
Bolivar Sept. !, l843.
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Adminis(FatOr's Notice.
Cash for Flaxseed.

The highest price IN Cash will be.
paid Tor good clean Flaxseed on delivery
at the CarroItou Steam Mil.
ISAAC ATKINSON.
August IL, lS43.
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80 CASES or THICK BOOTS

sDO CASES OF THICK BOOTS
Inc subscribers arc nov receiving a
lot OF the above article direct from the
celebrated Boot mauu(actory of VIA. Il
Comslock, Mendon, Mass. which We
can sell on better terms than any other
establishment in this port Of the State.
A. d THAYER d Co.
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September s, 1913.
Printers lees ! 80.
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FulIing, Dying and Cloth
Dressing.

The subscribers being engaged in man
al the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28

The Charlottesville Jeersonian anticipates its day Of
publication, and appears Tuesday, for the purpose
of exposing the unmanly and most unwarranable a.
,acks OF the advocate (Whig, of course) en- the
Tax Bill. We have never seen more shameless mis-
representations attempted. The Wing sangwangers
appear to be desperate-ii We may Judge of the mean
aud outrageous demonstrations 10 which they have
rcsorted The Advocate has condescended to copy
the Portsmouth Wing and Norfork Herald the miscra-
bic perversons which we have already gibbeted for
pubic contempt. Albemare has been Hooded with
such Misrepresentation. The Wings seem determined,
all events right or wrong by hook crook 10 possess
themselves 81: the tomb OF jefferson The Jeersonian
says truly, tha III the Democrats mean 10 stand by
their principles and their men, is the time for
them TO show It. The credit of the State has been
saved, ana those who saved il attacked, and their
laborS msrepEesented in print and in private Every
means have been used 10 poison the public mind and
every effort made TO gam victory for the very party
who created the debt or they had the CONTROL and
cordns TO their rule, are responsible for its creation
The candidates have found their path srewed thick
with misrepresentation, which charity itself could not
suppose to be other than wfu That intelligent
body OF men could have misu Understood law, which
their own highest authority, Nix Heath thinks PLAIN, Is
hardly possible.
Among the other false accusations of the Advocate IS
this, tha"He (Nr. Randoph) voted to tax preacher 8
salaries. The Jeiiersonian exlaims, "Iax prenchef
salaries why the idea is preposterous This very
clause OF the law written bya Wing, Mr. W 'ii'ah'
Ballard Preston conointly with Mr.. Randolph and was
so worded as to exclude them preachers salary rs
voluntary contribution; he has action at law or IN
equity to recover it, it not legal clam, but depends
entirely the lberaity and good faith OF ms PARISH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28


The New Orleans papers Of the 10Th, give an
account, brough. from Galveston, in the Houston
papers of the Nth, that the Mier prisoners, LED on o
Cameron, had escaped from their Mexican guard, and
on their return to Texas almost in state OF slarva-
tion had attacked the town OF Canargo
s.The Mexicans on their approach, marched out 10
meet them but such the desperation OF me
charge that the Mexican army was routed IN mo.
ment-four or five hundred left dead on the field
of battle and the rest fled with the greatest precp;'a'
tiou in every direction, leaving the town al The mercy
of on. troops, who after entered and sacked 1t
Twenty.fve Of the Texans were killed in the en-
ragement. The intelligence was brought to san An
tonic by a Mexican, who had letter from '" H.
Jones, saving, he was man who might lie relied Oh,
one who befrended The prisoners and requested us 10
be kind to hm. But the report wants confirmation
1t is III direct collision with the repur, from Mexico
that the fugves had been re.,uken BY the Mezcans
We are sorry to hear the report that"a fatal quarre
took place Washington, the 3st ult, between Coz
James Il. Cook, Formerly Of Ibis c'ty,) and Mr.. 40
kns, in which Col. Cock was killed, and NJ ADKINS
MORALLY wounded.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28
.7nother MISREPRESENTATION of the Tag Lac

The Petersburg lntelgenccr, &c, &c, tells the
anecdo,e Of alT. Nagel giving his Concerts, with.
out selling tickets, lest he should incur 800 for the
payment OF his cense-and handing round the hat
for the voluntary contribution of the Company
This too is, of course, attributed to the Tax Law
of the last Legislature But there s as much justice
in this, as there is in many other charges against
the law The fact is, tins part of the bull was co.
pied rerJatim from lie tax law of 1l-42 II was
Wing Legislature, which raised the tax from ~
to GO do!lars-and, though it may be too high, yet
the last Legislature only copied their words, and
followed their example. The following is the clause
in the former Law
sOn every license exhibitor Of any public show, and
every exhibition performance for reward except lectures
literary and scctinc suheci,) which shall be regarded sixty
dollars in each county corporation where the shall be
exhibited '-N.rei -, lSi2.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28

Of the people, they afraid exhibit before them
the fair xpermen which they had promised, or even 10
wall FOR that "uneqnivoca manifestation OF pubic opin
ion, for which, before the election, they had raun"gy
nfoeyscd much Difference and respect They seemed
to feel, that the golden opportunity was then presented
OF char,erng Bank; and little confidence had they
in the hold which either they their darling measure
had upon the affections of the people, that they ieafeo
10 trust them with vote upon IT,
And have they been any more faithful to their pro.
misses and their pledges, upon the subject of the farm
do not, at this tme to into particular exam
nalon Of their in relation to it. This has been
we'll done by go Calm Observer, that it would be
snpcrfuous for me to add anything here. Su'hce y
10 say that they have, net only abandoned "'h'
Compromise, but passed Tariff of protection, equally
as odious the Tariff of y, and in many respects
more so.
And now, when the Wings preparing for another
campaign, they distinctly avow themselves IN favor
both Of National Bank and Of tariff for protection
Here let the anti~Tar,ii and anti Bank Wing pause
for moment Does lie wish To be consistent Gil virtue
side: Ii the views which have presented Dc cofrecl
and they founded facts which no one can
successfully con,adic-s il possible that he can hest
tat at oil to the which he ought in justice 10
himself, well as to his country pursue' II seems to
TO be plain beyond doubt that consistency requires
that he should longer adhere TO the Wing party
and it plainly demonstrable that the only aerpa-
tive left him is TO unite with the Democracy
OLD ACCOMAC.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28

for ,he purpose oil manufacturing votes, that we took
the position, about the authority Of the Auditor to re-
ceive these alleged dues, which we maintained in our
last. Indeed, 50 direct was the information which
rcach'd u; upon the payment. into lie Auditor Of
iiceno' c'ic'liy distinguishing at the time between
The payments said be pouring in by dslinquea,s and
property not assessed aud current was The report
That come Of the mcsl active Wings in the City (and
OF superior Antilles heiAudior staies) had
pressed Inc OPINION that the law itself assessed the
venue and that The payment into the Auditors office
constituted right 10 vote-tiat we could not enter
tam any doubt a5ou the truth Of the statements which
we had heard. Under these circumstances we felt
delcacy ID going ourselves the Office and
asking Tor niormalinn, lest it might be considered in
the light Of meddlesome Esponage-a species of
character, which we feel no ambition to acquire. The
election, however, is now overland with these expla-
nations we dismiss tie subject Edifors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28

per force, into another room and locked up. Martin
Lea died two days after tse atfray--and the wound
Of Stevens, which his physician and every body else
regarded as tre at first, brought fever OF
which he died on the tenth day afterwards Lockelt
immediately delivered himself up the civil authority,
and no one appeared TO prosecute him, he applied
Tor writ Of ha5eas corpus, and was discharged,
upon bail, without investigation After the death OF
aud upon thorough examination before court of
enquiry they refused 10 do any thing further in the
matter, and he was again discharged. Stevens was
poor man, and Lock-u offered his widow home and
support during her life. These are represented 70 %
rte circumstances and facts attending this unfortunate
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state beb's and autc TaIcs.
' GATES 'hai are in debt, and unable 10 meel
.'S 5'menis, with their present revenues, must
incur Ives, or suffer disgrace. Reputation or
.'' Is tue alternative Give the Wings of Vir.
,"e.' course. ana what ia said in the following
'''' the money article Of the New York
-N' perhaps too harsh|y said about Oho,)
,,,'! "iIa al! It's bitterness TO Virginia:
'-'-A, i''2 the credit OF all the States was
-'' New iork SIX per cents were at eighty.
' cent sold a, the New York Merchants
- "' FEo.'c auction, al fifty cents on the dol
.'5s@ s'ocHs had been pledged for a temporary
. were j0'JnHe& by The State In this state Of
40 9"ed rs laborcrs SeG0,000 for work
not tvy tax 10 pay those men =
-'' iac ye;-bul, at the expiration of
""'cn the present seven per cent.
.'ey vii! receive that paper at par for
-,s -,o's, ana sell 1t for what they can get.
.... ''c 10 borrow money in Ohio, on a 6 per
.-. ''S' year, the Issue o! foreign stock for
,.. f-'I7se VAS tantemount 10 a declaration on
49,. ne V"io Legislature, that if their own
Vs.. Pa'a al al, for work done, the people OF
''is' pay 1t on the credit OF State whose
~, W. III "a' 1fokcn. Had The debt been paid by
.',' would have taken the front rank New
... y isl2, levied tax Of $500, coo, to
>9,e!e contingencies; her per cents are
.. 'ia 'Rose Of OHIO at Is We have no
people Of Ohio would have paid the tax
-'' "'er trucking, tme-serving politicians
.5.. "e'e AFRAID to ask them. The tax levied
p. property is wasted, and their credi,
.. .''Y imposed in the first instance, would
,s mex money and their honor. No threats,
nc base inuendocs OF vile and vena
Us from exposing such ccndnc, as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28

"rnosg TAXES The Norfolk Herald does not
pretend to answer our argument on the which
cited but Itself with stating, that 'the suf
ferers are booked by the assessors, and that they
must, therefore, "(osk over to the sheriff The
simple reply this, that il the have mistaken
the law and the sufferers have other redress, they
should, in all other cases of abuse, apply 10 the
Legislature TO refund the amount.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28

... ro ,oncer-let them no longer
OFF. WINS rome They are Federalists
... ,as peeps ,olen:s and purposes-t ederaiists
IS 10 q" I,s,. IN Observation-Disclosures oil
s'''.' IN be the result OF yesterday 3
te''5 -'' ~, aoalust Mr.. Clay's election,
rs e'.''1',1,' ,.~srs We call upon the good
.5'" =, notice The issue, which is written
me coming contest IL Is ioi u
~ " ,,,nIes .! Nt-s'n'a.
...aa a'H''P'.- vAioh vc draw from the
.r. i ''' -, nassed under our eyes we
,a aa'S ~, Held. reeking with It's io'is, and
&, H. ..,inCs We lave seen ana iei'
..r rs ..,on the fuzzy of our opponents.
r oes. ,ba very ca,ap OF the enemy
Is "ese' ,,ur., Ne see the exertons
'cats ,,.,,oess the eaergies Of which they
'4ls ~ .ha,r party organization, their
..-ss,,s ! the thousand facilities they pos
Ind a'n',,' us, va" n the towns. We see tha,
ian 'a2' - hv sreees oil mumnery-by
, # .,, leylce, co"nec'ed VII" 'hs 'i''1i o'y
81. f'..s -, nossibie exertion, surprising
eyploits Of loi0, TO elect Henry
'..'' VI, old principles OF Virginia, to esla'
s., 50 ''''' Bank, aud to erect an over@heim-
nal."'.5 government at Washington. In
C'as 49,. desperate party, we have stood s'ae
sven 70 "a, 'Stss Republicans. We have fought
, ~ W'" "" ''I and cheered them all. we
,asa-a3 W., ' 5s,-a. or the glory Of the day
al. ''-'' 'r..s,,5s, then, upon the good sense
'1'i% .ass the" all: be they the the friends lem 81 8
5l7s7' @. ,.,6 such an enemy in our front
g. ''..'' n. down, TO divide their ranks, they
% s'L", ,,na-re! about a man, and suffer Fl
.'a'5 ~ r-v,pidoas TO destroy US one after the
'as ID, .''.-,.n,Iemen-,f you are w'se-'t yor
: No--'9 van will be patriots--you will no
.'..'' ~. s..cies Of insani'y.-Ru' your late
- ..''..s ,or- future common danger, VII
' 80 e.. .,,5ne.y together "c must learn
oD'y ...s. <,--it-;o bear and forbear more
-..'' 80, es1 10 COMPROMISE more. Nothing
.'.' ..-,o., cas,-no.hing bu; the necessity Of
mogens7ous and unjust elimination, car
...n;,,.,on. We deprecate these attacks; ant
.S.,5s washington Spectator, and the Char
.,..ea,y, to fo'bear. The iofmeF has 'naa'
80 s.,lek uyoa the late Convention 4
-r,o, their s.ioaiiag Oh in disorganlzIn!
.-.gon thei, sinsld!ous attempts at d'cta
n. b-.r Inn heaceiorth 10 ioIbear It'S spol
.....,n.,s. y.t !; may be death to US. we snat,
-.,o. address ourselves 10 the friends OF Al
-,a3l,ss-ln tue spirit which We hope w'i oe
.,,,oc.p!ss. our party, and ourselves.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28
NEW WORKS.

NEW WORKS
We are indebted to Mr. J. Gill of this city, tor .he
March Nos of Mason's reprint of Backwood ana the
Dublin University Magazine. As usual, they abo"hn
in gems of literature and politics. We have eeloye"
much pleasure in turning their varied pages.
MIR. J. w. Randolph has our thanks for the ''Son'h
ern Primer published by himself in this city, ard inc
.Southern Reader published in Charleston, (o'ulh
Carona) They seem admirably arranged TO. the
instruction OF chden-and arc, OF course, lar rom
the objection Of being tainted with improper views OF
domestic institutions, which Is brought against
some of the Northern Infants books.
We are, also, indebted to Mr.. j w Rando pm Tor ,ne
January number OF that most excellent PERIODICAL te
Southern Review published Charleston. 1t edited
with lis usual talent and spirit end should receive e
cordial support of the South To show the valuable
character of the work will suffice TO refer to the rich
contents of the present number. Guzots General HIS
tory OF civilization in Europe--Nlassilon' works
Georgia Historical Socety-Cvh Law-an eNrei!en'
paper on State debts and State tath-Dckcns AmcTi-
can No,es-Lehig's Chemistry and Geography, &C.
&c.
From Messrs. Harper and Brothers. through Mcssrs
Smith, Drinker d Morris, have the pleasure
Of receiving the LIST Number of the New Edition
of their Family Library; being volume lst OF Mil
mans History of the Jews. These publishers dc
sign issuing the whole 300 volumes of this valuable
Library, (goten up, too, in handsome stye,) al lht
very low price Of % cents volume just half the price
it has been sold at heretofore. We have received iron
the same, Part FIRST of loz's "Murtin Chuzziewit,
with characteristic illustrations.
Mr.. A. S. Maddox of this city, has handed Us TIT
April No. Of "Sears New Monthly Family Magazine
at So year II is published by MIR. NJ, and is 10
sale by Mr.. L. Nj. Harold, Main Street 1t IS
handsome work, full of fine engravlngs; racy AT
interesting sketches of men distinguished IN Literature
Science and History-its useful descriptions OF TIT
mechanic arts and lis varied accounts oil ancient ont
modern nations, with their peculiar CHARACTERISTICS
render il q very entertaining book.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28
The pe,ershuru lo,elli-encer is polite enough

The Petersburg nellisencer is polite enough to ask
what we ''thnk OF the conduct of (our) New York
brethren, from whose action expected such beneii-
cial results 10 the Soulh' We answer at once-that
we are disappo,nted-not AT all satisfied with their
se-and tina. we shall not cease to demand justice
their hands Bn. The great body Of the Republican
party the Legislature have been fol!ed by few Con
servaves- hough they Of the Senate plead, that they
had time 10 pass the bill from Monday till Tuesday
night But. the other hand what does The Petersburg
ln,elligencer say of his brethren' Why that ex-
pectcd nothing from them Qhe Whigs) for the benefit
Of the Souh-that, TO man, they voted in the House
against The b that their Governor (Seward)who
took ground altogether against us, which our Governor
{Bouck) re5uked and gave ur-and that every member
who voted for the bill Observation-Disclosures every
Wing voted against it,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28

the Lection conducted yesterday IN this CITY
with unparalleled animation, by both partes-but with
the utmost order and good humor.
RICHMOND CITY.
FoR CosGErss-Jnhn VI. Bolts, Wing, G79; John
" jones' Dem rs.
For LrcIsLAruRE-R. I. Daniel, Wing, 742; c.
II. Hyde, Dean, 223
HENRICO
Court House. (polls closed. )-Legislature McRae,
Wing, 1873; Young, Dem, 243.-CoSoREss Bolts,
iUO; Jones go.
New Market (pos CLOSELY CoSGREss-Botts 49,
Jones 81. LrGisLATuRE-McIla l3, Young 60
Sh0r. Pump Precinct, > o'cioek-For Congress
Bolts Co; Jones 5l.-For Legislature McRae o.
Young 53.
Boils minority in the county 50; McRaes majority
for Legislature, l37.
HANOVER.
Tayiorsve Precinct, 4 o'clock.--For Congress
John w. Jones. A: Jno Nj. Bolts, 92-For Leglsls-
ture Brown &c, Winston III.
Negrofoot Precinct, oc!ock-Brown 46 ahead.
Courthouse, > o'ciocl-Winsion = ahead.
Coal Harbour Precinct, clock--Jones los, Bolts
90. Winston . ahead.
Tho election in Hanover is very close-We cannot
yet decide ,-Last Spring, Col. White (Dem carried
the county by small vote.
CHESTERFIELD.
Ruaio. says Jones majority IS 326.
LOUISA c. H., ~ o'clock.
For CoyGRrss. Jones 80, Bolts 30
FoR LEGisLATuRE.-J jackson io, Hopkins 80, An
derson Il.
No re;urrs from Goochland, and very scattering
from Louisa bu, it TO be given up
all hands, that Jones is elected over Bolts in this Dis
trict.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28

The Baltimore Sun falls into the vulgar Of mis-
taking The yellow sediment which appears in The yards
and streets after rain, for sulphur The truth IS It is
only the pollen Of the flowers Of trees-whch is waited
by the wind and deposited by the rain
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28

A letter from Rockingham informs Us, that "The
Democrats are in fine spirits We shall elect VIM
Taylor to Congress, (over stuari,) aud two to the
House of Delegates"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28

IC- The Hon. Thomas W Gilmer deliver address be
fore The two literary Societies Of Randolph Mioa College lat the
request the Wastneol VI June next, the DAY
preceding the annual commencement.
D.; The Richmond Advocate. Wing and STAR requested 10
cunt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28
Col. Richard Il. johnson.

This gallant veteran descending the Mississippi
and was expected ct New Orleans on the Goth. A
large and very respectable Committee of Arrange
men,s. (at the head OF whom are the names of Gen
pauche. Preur, Isaac T. Preston, Seth Barton, Gen
Felix Houston &c, &c, y had been appointed TO re
ceive him with military and civic honors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28
Marriages.

Married Wednesday, 'e aand March, by the Rev Elias
noson, of Halifax county, Isaac OvrHrEr Esq Merchant,
Of Charlotte to Miss M.arH, f.. daughter late John Hunt
of Pftsy vania county, Va
10 The Wing viii please copy
".None but The brare drse-rr The far"
Married, on the 9Th inst Mr. JoHN MLEs Revolutionary
soldier aged Ct years. Mrs SALLY FuzzLr aged so yess
of FuLLie'S creek, Of lin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28

~ The Appeal OF "O!d Accomac" is beautifully
and forcbly written We recommend II 10 The Public
attention