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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-09
SALE OF LAND MILL, &c.

SALE OF LAND, MILL, &c.
4, virtue of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
ID the of Cumberland dated the End
of SEPTEMBER 1873 IN the case of Nathaniel H. Pow
Gilbert r. Carngton, Lawrence Darlington, John p
Woosou Daniel llasook Sleperds Co., Mayo h. Caring
ton deceased Henry smith, Benz H. Powell James Miller, the
Henry Benjamin and James being late merchants
trade under the of Henry smith & Co. the said Henry
Robert Moore Executors of The last will and tesla
of Alexander Smith, deceased Albert Frayser, survv
ng himself aad Josiah Hatcher Deceased Mathew and Hem
Robertson and Madison Fannecan James NJ AUSTIN Ex-
AUSTIN deceased William A. Robertson, Nah
Henry Walton, William Ellis and Temple Elicit merchants
aud who traded under the firm OF Ellis Ee WI
liam Woodson Holden Rhodes and William H. Mcfarland, part
ners firm Of Rhodes & Mcfarland; we shall
proceed the m Of January ISL to sell 10 the highest bid
der, for cash. LAND which Gilbert T. Canncon nav
resides containing supposed contain hundred and
acres about hundred nf which are III woods oi
original growth heavily lmbered and the whole tract of
excellent quality.
There Dwelling House with four rooms, and all the
say houses and improvements, the whole Of which have
erected within The last three There is also situated
upon The Tract Of Land excellent Grist and Saw MILL both of
which Of considerable value.
This Property situated within two miles Of the mouth r
W River and six miles above Carersvlle in the county Of
Cumberland, in pleasant neigl,bothood.
i HESk :. W Il 5opsSS Commissioners.
Also time pace the sad John P. Woodson
of Deed of Trust executed 10 him by Gilbert Car
therein mentioned will offer for sale
likely Negroes, all the remainder of the snd G. r. Car
rnsos personal property conveyed in said deed Terms of
the will be then made known.
JNo p. wooDsoN, Trustee.
Dec Colds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-09

i a. ATTESON, CONFUSION MERCHANT, Richmond
IA AZ give prompt attention sales Of all kinds OF FRO
.gleiiandze consigned 10 his care. Store on Car.
2 ~"g messrs. Caperloa < crump.
47-Wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-09

THE ninth Annual Meene cf the Stockholders of The James
River and kanawha Company will be- held AZ the Capitol N
the Gil; oil Richmond, with PERMISSION o The proper authority
MONDAY, the llih liccrEibcr next.
Ey order Of the President and Directors.
". b. CnlTTENnEN, see'y.
Richmond, 1ih November, 1919.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-09

ySyILLAM z. RITCIIE, hrTcR.sr At Law, Richmond, Va
Dec eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-09

yr,CEAn persons indebted 10 the cone-'I OF j. * a
- ore requested make immediate payment 10 me, ana
having Claims against said concern are reGmesed ~ pre-
~ cr payment. JoSEfh "oppE,
- in-sw Surviving PARKER Of ]. & A. Gnode
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-09
= County. n vii:

l. a Justice IT, Peace for said county, do hereby
certify, thai =, who Ia esecuten .e above rive, .,
S.urk on hch vote proposed 10 be given, H. bona Gde,
AMI tina; held b. means Of any transfer
CONT or provisions tic act Establish
ing sua;inns incorporation OF Bdnks passed
til, alnd March, ISL
Given under G,y hand, this - day Of -, Isl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-09

~, indebted 70 Nj Josiah Is. Abbott for debts con
a ,fior 10 SIN Sfai-nber 1872 hereby requested
\, - same without further delay. $780, ,...,r,,
- fl-N ihc lhSs iED'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-09

7-T,yT WANYED-Wa either To hire purchase,
.rr,7, Wopln who has been accustomed To housework
at good Sempt.ress, without incumeranee. Enquire
cs-~ Nov. 2 SLIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-09
Dec |

JAMES RIVER LAND FOX SAI.E-By virtue of Deed Of
u, executed by John Christian to MS as Trustees Tor Ger
described which deed bears date the TWEEN
~ day Of June sS and is of record in the Court OF Charles
City Comfy. shall proceed on The eth day of February next
News Rooms in the Borough of Norfolk TO
SELL bidder for cash. Tract Of Land lying IN the
Of city, called NEW WESTRUf supposed
10 from 300 acres, and situated between Bck
Shirley This estate il understood TO be valuable, ard
ndspu,ablc; but acting Trustees shall convey
only such TILE az is vested us the said dead.
JOHN a. IACkINDER. T,,s.ees
r. McCAN1lSH,
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.7dmiuistrators Sale Of Negroes, Farming Utens1is

Sf0rE, TrUfn, &c.
WILL sod the highest bidder, the late residence Of
John K. Goode, deceased WEDNESDAY the 18Th day
lsi3 the Crops Germ Fodder ard Oas the
Plantation Utensils every rp,ion comprising Wagons
Cats Poughs Hoes Eakrs &c, &c the Stock of Horses,
number yoke Of Oxen the Stock OF Cattle Sheep
and Hog the Household Kitchen Furniture, and all other
peshae Estate which the said John b. Goode died seized
Terms made known the day Of sale Also about twenty like
~ Necroes for cash. of Sizes ana vanablenen,
girls The remainder of the Slaves will be hired for the
year, that day should they not be nld Aud IT, from
any ca,sc the sale completed that day will
be continued FROM day day until shall have been done
JOS. GUODE,
Wn. GUDDE, SR.,
Administrators of John Il. Gcodr, deceased.
5u-fds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-09

Ills praperycr The property of----, his ward
or Of s tratof ~ estate, naming the -taio IN
tsacor is bona held ty HIM in virtue Of dry
corded viii or deed for other person persons
naming the persons aud deed ,
IIeri
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-09

r>RtNTINc rNK-ws shall have constantly hand fn
supply Johnson Durarrs BEST Printing INK AZ
prices mn
Enquirer Office, March 10, 1913 iU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-09

WMELIA NFHINNSs
GASEOUS CONTENTS conld
not he ascertainrd, having cs-
capped before the water reach
ed Philadelphia.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-12-26
IEALousY.

The most ignOble ofall feelings is
'iealousy.' We allude, not to that green
eyed monster that would transform 'ri-
flies lightS as air. into confirmation,
strong as proof Of holy writ but 10 that
dog in the manger like feeling, that pre-
vents ono person from rejoicing at the
advancement and attainmsnts of another,
even though he be friend. 1t is a feel
ing of,envy spiced with malice and bet
ing cherished, gradually and impercePti-
bly, 10 himself, changes the character of
a high minded man TO that OF hypocriIe;
bul little Of the milk of human kind
ness is left in him--h is distrusted aud
stunned. II is feeling that is spread
ing in all classes of society, from the
highest to the lowest. The lawyer cher.
ishes sort Of spite against amore gifted
and popular member Of his pioiession. =
The merchant looks with wary eye a.
the increasing business of his brother
merchant; he will congratulate him, but
he loves not, nor is he leased. Wits
hate each other. Is there 'crowd' 10
the world that has not IFS privileged ac'
knowleged wit its oracle, ,'aDddocs some
unknown ventu,e good thing, be is
pounced upon al once-he must be put
down or in time he may possibly en-.
croach upon the privileges Of whose
meed Of praise is Rory Rory you won
damn funny fellow,
Young men should beware Of this feel.
ing lit grows with their growth and Of
ten becomes second nature with them
they should despse and discountcnance
it from the first, for in this, as in most in
stances IAN ounce oI prevention is worth
a pound of cure. Mobile Morning Her.
aid.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-12-26
CITY LIABTLTT les.

BY the Providence journal we learn
that there is considerable excitement in
that city in consequence Of the alta ch
ment Of the property ofcilizsns, TO an
swer Tor city Indebtedness in bonds Civ
en-, and when no city property, as such,
has been found. The validity Of these
attachment suits and the individual La
b;lity Of citizens in such bonds is to be
tried before their Supreme court. The
question is intereating and important.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-12-26
The Peoples Medicine.

The pleaSGnteSt, cheapest, and best an
ihe lC0rtd,
.SIIERMAN'S INDICATED LOZENCES
GlX YEARS ofextenSivo use, aud the con-
- sumption of over One Hundred Tons, has
placed their reputation far above every other
preparation. The demand is constantly in-
creasng and agencies are being established in
every Inhabited part of the world. While ma
ny articles are popular for season, and are
then forgotten, Sherman's Lozenges ARE ad-
mitted to use with h,4increasing reputation as
standard remedies. When such physicians as
Rogers, Mott, Vanderp ,Kissam, Ludlow, and
nearly all the respectable part Ofthe faculty
when such clergymen as the Rev. Sebastian
Streetef, Rev. Mr.. Handbook ,and scores of 9th.
ers Of tho first espectabihty--when such dis
tinguished men as the Hon. Anon Clark, + 8.
Mayor, J. Sherman Brownen Esq. Register,
w. II. Bum, Esq. Deputy Register of the City
Of New York, Hon. EdYard j. Porter, Ex-PTes'
dent Jackson, Hon. Mr.. sAfcher, of Virginia,
DR.. Reed, of Baltimore, and in fact majority
of the whole American People, use and recon-
mend Shorman's Medicated Lozenges aud Plas-
tiers no other evidence OF their virtue can be
reqiured, and when every one who uses them
says they are the best medicine in use cone can
hesitate to admit their value.
CHILDREN DIE FROM WORMS,
after months of greatsufeIng, when one tox of
Shsrman's Worm Lozenge5 would have cured
them, apd saved their lives. Many'are thas.at
hcted aud are doelored fof something else
without the least relief. Even adults are thus
troubled, and very commonly too the follow
lfngsymptoms may be considered us usually at
tendins thsm Pain in the joints Of limbs, of
fensive breath, picking at tho nose, grinding Q
the teeth during sloai, anl times paieness a
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-12-26
Graham's Lady's and Gentle
mans Magazine for 1914.
The JDnU0Ty Number IDiII be issued on
December l0k 1913.

The JDRu0ry Number lDiH be issued on
December ION 1913.
CRAHAM'S MAGAZINE has long enjoy.
OTsd the enviable reputation of being the
best periodicalin the United States, both in tho
quality and number ofits embellishments, and
in the tone Of its literary matter. II is thc
cheapest as well as the best. For the year
1919, the publisher hns given about 100 pages
more original reeading matter than any of his
contemporaries, and more original st eel en-
Cravings in addition to the fashion plates aud
colored A)1ers. The cheapncss and merit of a
Thres-Dollar Magazine over all Others are ap-
parent, which has made an outlay OF over
SEVEN THOUSAND DOLLARS GREAT
Err THAN OTHERS,
and an addition ofengravings over other maga-
zines that would embellish the coslliost annual.
The publisher is, however, satisfied that moth
ing but real excellence can N lintain the high
position that his periodical has attaiued in the
United States, and, a. the taste improves and
extends for good works, that nothing Of a mum .
bug Order will be tolerated.
The publisher does not hesita tc to say, that
he deies all competition with Grahams Maga-
zine lor lS4l His immense subscription lisI,
the merit and number of his contributors, the
high order of the engravore engaged, the number
and variety of elegant plates already purchased
and on hand, and tha immense facility which
his capital and position give him to prosecute
The work, render any efforts Of rivalry a matter
of ridicule. Every number Of the work issued
bears with it the evidence OF its triumphant
success, and establishes the impossibility Of sue.
cesslul competition.
Every number of Graham's Magazine is issli
cd at cost OF nearly Sl000-the plates alon
cost nearly half the sum. Most of the plates are
from
AIORIGlNAL AMERICAN PAINTINGS
Executed expressly for the proprietor, for eng ra-
wings for the magazine.
TO POS FMASTERS AND OTHERS.
The high merit OF Grahams Magazine consid-
cred, the publisher fatiers himself that the fol.
lowing liberal terms will induce thousands to
subscribe.
To CLUBS, the following proposals are made g.
two copies for Is; five for $40; eight for SIS;
eleven f,r $40.
To The Postmaster or other person, forming a
Club, the Publisher will forward Novel for ev-
cry subscriber sent, SO that, by varying the
books, complete library may be obtained by
any person in Short time.
SINGLE COPIES THREE DOLLARS PER
~ ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.
And TO the person sending the money, copy
THE ROVER" HerbeI's
Prize Novel and "THE GEMS OF ART AND
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Editors copying will he entitled TO an exchange
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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-12-26
From the Mansfield Shield and Banner,
REMUNERATION o OF.WHTGGERY.


Daniel Hiestand, ESQ.,, ono,of our most
worthy and upright citizens. public y re. .
nounced whiggety in the C Courl House, on
Saturday evening last before large audi,
ance of both parties. He stated thai he had
always acted with the whig party, and iul
ly convinced that they were corrupt par.
~, made up cfihe ,fag ends fall parties
and did-no,laim at,the good oftbeir coum-
try, aud therefore would come out from
among them. Mr.. II. is bold to so express
himself on all occasius, and AYERS that he
believes the principles oflhe democratic
party are the conservatives Of republican
liberty. We welcome him inio our ranks as
his convictions Of the ruinous policy of
the federal wings or coon party, seems to
be deep-rooled and permanent, and we
pine that from his long enlistment under
their political captains, he could "a lale
unfold" which would make some of those
ttsame Old coons stare. Many Of Mr.. HES
tand's friends would be grati6edt to have
his reasons for Abandoning the federll'par
ty, given 10 the public through newspn
per, aud if furnished us, "raith, we'll
print 'em.n
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-12-26
June lsi, IS43.
Administrators Sale.

VKT + will offer for sale at public auction AT
3 the house of David M. Smith, late oil
Nowhope, Scott township Brown county, doceas'
ed, the following property, to wit; Two morse >
one yoke 0foxpn, one COW, the wood work oi =
wagon, one rilo gun also, goods wares anu
merchandise, consisting in part OF the iolloWlns
articles: cloths, cassinetts, padlng, mefenoes'
bombazetts. Calicoes, shawls and hanEefchiel'i
bobenet.s, cotton yarns, cuuilewiek, battlns'
snleudid lot of worked Capes, large assois-
mani of ribbons, bed cords, pillow lines' nooSs N
shoas. hardware, quecnswarc, tin ware, giaSs :
wn ro. lea, Coffee, large lotof the best loai
snsor. wooden Bowls, potters ware, castings'
ron. nails. glass. by 10 and 10 by IL; iea-
tbers, wool, rags. pepper, soee. ginger' Cloves
nn,megs. rice, dyestufs assorted, pat. medlclnes'
honnets assorted, wool hats, fine hats, powoer'
lad shot, writing& wrapping paper, farming
utensils. household furniture, and greatNarI'
ctv of other articles, too tedious to enumer-
ate. M
Sale TO commence in the morning OF Thurs
day the 2sth ofthis month, and continue from
day to day until said goods and chattels shal
have been sold or offered for sale. Nine months
creditwill be given. Other conditio ms mad'
known on the day of sale.
JOHN ALLEN,
AARON E.. DA
Admr's Of D M. Smith d.
December, 1Ith, l843.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-12-26
EXECUTION OF ADAM HORN

The unhappy criminal, now under sen.
tenee Of death, says Baltimore paper has
been ordere for execution on Friday, the
I2h Of January before lhe hour of twelve
O'Clock at noon, the death warrant having
been received on Saturday night, an c.
mendation having been made according 10
the provisions Of the act of Assembly Of
1907. The Go vernon has added
three weeks to the life of the wretch
ed ciIprt; (which, it suitably improved will
better prepare him for the awful change
he must undergo 'Sta 'eSman.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-12-26
MroRrANr BaITIsn NAvA1 Morrnrrr.

! IMPORTANT BRITnH NAVAL MovEMENr,
The Halifax Posto the 2slh November,
states that Vice Admiral Sir Charles Adj
ans departed from that port with feet
on the 26lh for Central America, and re-
marks that the business the AeeI is con
cerne d in is ofdeep importance Some old
difficulties are alluded 10 as we'll as The
more recent cOnlempt shown 10 The Brii.
ISL flag at party where the British Min
lister was presenil and, what probably NOR.
grievous than all the resi- the restriction
tariff Of Santa Anna, injurious 10 British
trade, Sir Charles thinks to do something
by the way Of Temedy@
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-12-26

VINO SHALL DECIDE2-Mr. Webster,
in the speech which he made before the
Agricullurtsis Of Rochester, was pleased
10 remark:
Il do say. gentlemen, that the agricul.
ture Of this country is The great matter
which demands protection. II is'a mis-,
nomer TO talk about the protection OF
manufacture; that Is not tha thing we
want or need; tits the protection Of the
agriculture Of the country! Repeated
choersl
Not afew weeks before this was sta
ted, Mr.. Clay,wriIing 10 the editors Of
the Tennessee Agricultural Journal was
pleased tc remark:
owing to the peculiar position Of the
United States, agriculture requires but
little protection, and that confined to a
few branches Of it. 1t is otherwise with
the other two interests They require
some protection against the selfish leg
islation and the rivalry Of foreign powers
&c.
Either one OF the other Of those leorn'
ed Doctors must be in the wrong; ana
we should like 10 bs informed, BY some
of their admirers, which one Of the twt
is to be belisved. As a high authority
has nominated the gentlemen tc run re
spectively as the phig candidates for th'
Presidency and the Vice Presidency ,pet
haps they intended Asfin the campaign o
iS4O, 70 adapt themselves 10 all classe
Of .cfoPinicn.-New York Evening Post.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-12-26
MAIL ROBBERIES.

The Augusta, Geo. Chronicle Of the
18th saws "Since the 25th October, the
Western m all, to and from this city has
been sever al times robbed, of amounts
already ascertainadtc to be $500 OF $4,000
Suspicious have settled upon the Post
Master at Camac, E. A. Crandle. and
man by the name of William Butler,
who had charge Of the mail on the Geor-
gia Rail Road. They have both been
arrested.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-12-26
"A HARD CASE.

In 1871, Mr., Arnold was robbed on
tho Syracuse Railroad Of $4,000. HIS
rceidtors. however, doubling the story of
the robbery, took legal measures against
him and Mr., Hurlburt, as an'accomplice
and succeeded in destroying their repuia-
ton and breaking up the business of both
Evidence has just come to light proving
that Arnold was actually robbed.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-12-26
NOTICE.


TTNHE undersigned having entered into
Il permanent partnership, will practice med
icino, surgery, &c. in Georgetown and surrOun-
ding country. Their Office is on Market street,
in the house formerly occupied by the senior
partner, where one or both may al all times be
consulted, except when absent on Professional
business. p. ]. BUCKNER,
X. f. STEWART.
June lsi, Is43.
Doct. Stewart having studied his profession
under my immediate Instruction, enables me to
say to my friends aud the public generally, that
have the fullest confidence in his qualiica-
tions to practice the various branches of his
profession.
With his assistance, shall be able to give r
large, share ofmy time to attend to cOnsulta-
tion business, and calls from distance. Our
united attention win be given to the manage
ment of all cases confided to our care. We hope
therefore ia rendorgoneral satisfaction to those
who may require ourpIofessionaL services.
p. ]. BUCKNER.
June lst, 1913 Gin.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-12-26
INDIVIDUAL LIABILITY.

By relerance to the House proceedings
it will be seen that with the democrats and
a few wings, individual liability has be en-
sustained as It should be! THIS is excel
lent!!
This same principle ofindividual liabil-
ity has just been sustained in the House Of
Representatives Of the Indiana Legisla-
ture by strict party vote. Let the people
remember these things. Statesman.
0HFThe ash tree is now the emblem Of
tn Wing party. Quite appropriate, as the
only fruit they will gather at the great
in IA, will be ashes.-Cin,
Eng.
The Odd Fellows of Liverpool have
purchased the Nelson street Assembly
Rooms, or "lall Of Science," as it was
denOminated, for f4,6OO.
PoRrRAIT OF GEN. JACKSON - The N.
o. Secondary Municipality has appropri'
ated $1,000 for a full length portrait Of
Gen. Jackson, as he appeard when tha!
city was beleagured by the British army
E0rThe entire crop Of potatoes in the
United States during the year I64O. was,
according TO the census Of thai year, lib
1873 ;6l9 bushels. valued at @26 ,295 .9O4,
%, Louis Repub.
A physician passing by stone ma-
son s, bawled ont to him.
.sGood morning; friend W, Hard
alw0tk esal You finish your grave
stones as fas Is ia memory of, and then
YOU wait Il supposes TO see who wants a
a oaumenl?,
why, yes; replied the old man, resi-.
Einn for a alnomenl on his mallet, 'unless
somebody Is sick and your doctorina
him, and then keep straight onP
A. ,uryman was once fined Eve dollars fol
moi aticudinga special court. His OK.
cuse was that he took no newspaper and
was not aware sofi the timer-lhe judge
said this was az. aggrayation ofthe Of.
/ lfence-evsry good citizen was morally
hound 10 take neSspaper-and fineS
lhim ten dollars, A sensible Judge that
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-12-26
From The 81. Louis Republican
NOVEL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CITATION -

A young lady, belonging to a Jewish
family Of this city, died on Tuesday Ofa
nervous disease, and yesterday bor friends
started with her remains Fos interment.
According to Jewish custom, the body
is taken TO the grayey I'd in q square
boz, in.Ahs same cogsriug IN which The
deceased person has expired, and there,
in house appropriated to that purpose,
the female friends Of The family unrobe
The body, wash it with cold water, and
annoint il for its. last resting place =
While performing this ancient custom
upon the body Of this supposed inaui.
mate cprpse, healthful warmth evap.
oraied il, and evident signs of life be,
came manifest. Physicians were imme.
-diatsly sent for and on their arrival tha
certaiRiy Of Der being alive was estGblsh.
ed, and means taken TO fan the spaHs Of
live into health, 10 which we earnestly
hePs they willsuc ceed.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-12-26

CoNvIcrEn- Clark for,ihe murder Of
SELLS q keeper inihe Ohio penitenliary
was retdrned-by the Jbfy on Friday NOR
ming, guilty oEmurdefin The first degree
The trial lasted six.days, undAhe Court
Housewascrowded'during the whole time
With people Of both sexes.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-12-26

CANADA The Lafontain administration
which had controlled the destinies Of Can
ada, aswilh rod of iron, has ended, by
the resignation Of The cabinet with sin,
gle exception, onthe 20lh ult. The cause
ofdhis singular proceeding was not ex-
planned, but the'excitement Wis intense
and the consequences doubtful