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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-07
Il

GLL io.N9.
iEe general election IN the State OF Mississippi took
I'.ce Yesterday. We expect TO carry the four Mem
Se's oil Congress, land indeed the Coons make no regn.
~ oppos't:on,) and, probably, the Republican candl-
ale Tor Governor, MIR. Brown.
Inc election in New York for members Of the Le-
ss'a'ure takes place to-day, and it continues only one
Jay. The Wings are said to be making a great strug
ge 70 carry the State, and we are afraid that they will
p'on'Oy the divisions which have appeared in our own
ranks. The City is in very great danger, and some Of
ss coolest observers calculate upon our defeat; so NO.
.any vs. our party torn to pieces, in the City, by contend.
.s c!fues and various tickets. The scenes Of excite
-" "rta' and discord, which t~ranspired at the great meeting
y" me Park last week, are ominous sign of the danger to
"n'c' We are exposed. The Republicans appear to have
r. Tess than three tickets on foot, viz the Regular
summary the Subter,aneans, under that factious mis-.
.san', Mike Walsh, who has the presumption even to
aP'e' 10 be a Senator-and the Native American, who
RRspgged on by the Wing party, to diverta portion ofthe
publican vote from the Regular Ticket. We shall
IVY therefore, be surprised to find the Wings, though
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R!C.i.3%B u, h.--%stsNHt4 :, isN.
TosAcco-lsrcipIa much diminished. Luss, s. 5al 10, 'e2'
"a = ~; fine manufacturing, : a ~, n in quality.
FLouR-C"uniry. Siai3l!: CIy aills. IS %.
WHsAr-5)i to 30 rts., according 10 quality, order, 81.
Cnas-5Ga IS cents.
ME ,l-f5 cents.
O.r.-25a - cents, from vessels and Depot.
PL.srra-..ump, 81 81 a , at wharf; on Basin, I.
LnR-sI a ! ik.
sur-sI ~ by the cargo: IN store, 81 20 a so.
iHn>-rredrea.. $40; Sweles, ~ 50: Country, ~; pig, g a y.
AuLs-ia - cents
Ftsn -I.e,rina-, new cut, 81 ~ a -. for No.. |. shad- s. SO.
BrrrER-Frkn, ga 10 cents: fresh roll, 10 a Is Gents.
s"c,r-S. Orleans. e7as; 7 REQ, 750as -; 81. Croir, 775as
cofrgr-Lasnira, 5! a . cents; Rio, { a . cents.
Tr,-tG n l6t rrnts.
Mi ,s.r,-Nrw Orleans 30 n 80 cents; Porto Rico, % a 81 cts.
E..nv-E.uninrc 81 s. city cured, ) - +, dun.
BERNARD PEYToN.
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Marriages.


MAJ I'D, IN Philadelphia, on Moaday, te 3ih October, by -;
Rev. tc iyn-, hckH4S HHt,>r, of tai, cny, Ia h.EoAGaf A.,
daush,tr 81 -, 40 Anthony kauy. Esq, oI London.
Mari.d. on Wednesday,. fii S-r.enSss, - ;!- Rev. william
Moore. Josrrr WitLitM B,rGuA>. "a EtiI .nEEH, daughter al.
Mrs. VI Sttn son, al Of Buckingham, Va.
Married. 80 Wednesday, Est -, :cuihtr, rs the Rev. John
Wesley Chid., ALENAHDEG q. @ouuM,>. Of Cuuiberlind, ~
v,Ror-. :, daughter o! Isaac Bryant, deceased, Of Buckins-
haH, Va.
Mur.ai. ou Wein,slH, "5h "ctotsr, ny 'hr Rev. VIM. Tay-
Ior, Joan 9AlmaRE, u! C.Itetsyn!o, Va, To- sItx,hEIH, daughter
of James Ea2by, Of Buckingham, Va.
Married. on "wednesday, aiih October, b. The Re-. Joseph Jen-
kins, ErJAH FLIFrr>, To Mrs. NUEB,N. WHOM OF Henry Muir
ray, deceased, all OF Tlen'on, Cumberland, Va.
Married. on The 10 II October, AT rwi:od, the residence of her
father. by the Rrv Benz. + Stewart. lu.rFm r. H,svEy, E-Q.to
I,s h>x W.smtS.ro>, eldest daughter If Col. John W. Hun
gelford, all Of Wo>tmote!and coUn'y, "a.
Married on Thursday, October ~. bv Elder Charles F, Burn.
ley, Mr.. oeap,AH G. I.tIEY, al ia iGaN county. To Miss ASS
D. Hpg~. OF Cnafofie COMFY. Virginia.
1J- Wing and t.iisious Herald requested la copy.
Married. on Wednesday evening, the Isl instant. at the resi-
dcncc OF Franklin Minor, Esq, by the Rev X. X. Meade, RicaD.
W. y NoLssp, Of Lnudoun county, 10 May LOUISA, youngest
daughter Of the late Peter Minor, Of Altcmule.
How changed are The times. for, of cd II was thought.
That Il bside must have hieh- land or low land:
But here : u groom with affections unbought,
aud a .tfFor who DarisS with .No-igaf!
5J- Wing requested To rory.
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COMMUNICATED.
NOTICE.

The Democratic Association of The City of Rich
mond, will hold an adjourned meeting at The Exchange
Concert Room, on Friday Evening. the 10Th instant
at I O'Clock. Several distinguished Democrats are ex'
pected to address the meeting, and it IS hoped every
Republican will be at his post. Democrats OF fich'
mond our cause may be shaken by temporary shocks.
but il cannot be overturned. 1t rests on a basis OF
right and truth-on the great questions at issue-broad
and firm as the everlasting hills. The gl't'ering spray
of oratory, the vexed foam of defamation, the daSh'ng
waves of personal abuse, can avail nothing: Our con
fdence in the People is unwaverinr, and in this sign
we shall conquer. Our party will come forth from
the present crisis, sredeemed, regenera,ed and d,sen
thralIed." MADlsoh "AhO
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Petersburg has lost one Of ITS oldest and most respect
able citizens, in the person of the venerable MIR. iona.
than Smith. He had long oficiated in the honorable
capacity Of a Teacher; and he was admirably qualified
for his vocation. 'In all the relations of life, he sus
tanned the highest character" His funeral was at
tended on Friday last, by a large concourse Of citizens,
among whom his old scholars were the most %conspicu
ons. A meeting of "those who have formerly been
his pupils, : wus held in the court house, Or. X. Meade,
Esq in the Chair for the purpose of paying respect
to his memory. Among the resolutions adopted by them
were the following:
"ResOlcsd, That in the death of Jonathan Smith, the
town of Petersburg has been deprived of one OF lis
most useful citizens-of one whose artless simplicity OF
manners, whose %unspotted purity of character, and un-
bending integrity, through a long life, made him at
once an ornament and example 10 society and the
youth of our town have lost one of their most faithful
guardians.
"Resoioed, That in respect for the deceased, we will
attend his funeral in procession, and wear Grape on the
left arm for thirty days"
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NEE HOTEL.

TIME proprietor ir.is grateful for the patronage lie continues 10
rertiv. from an enliahcu.d and liberal rnUic, and DrE> leave
10 inio,m lie M f I- unttuiiird endeav0is 10 please all VII"
max, the Exchange Hotel tbeti hcrar. The price Of 5"lrd Is now
r,durr,I Ia 81 - per Gav; and 20 merchant. tom the country, md
Others. who remain oyer ~. week, 81 80 per DAY only, without
any extra charge for fre-, l.ht, &c, &C. lie - also prepared 10
,.r,iyr , l.,y GENT. m-n " I'll their families. ar single gentlemen,
=, bo.rd ON th- most liberal Terms Tor HE season, ah1 10 M mem
hers If the Lcg.lafisr for the ensuing session Tie hs.s lea"e
,I.o Ia STATE. his terms wli he les itau any other est"b ishment
IN the CIV. considering th- Comforts ana accommodation fl"fde".
crnt.msn from thr country. visiting The Hotel win their h rs.s.
are informed. the te>t care ali hr l'Ssn OF them hy Mr.. James
Harden. whose stable Is contiguous TO tir Iiotei, al % cents per
dav. Yearly Board' -. fT meals only ~ The 1ehtcinen oi'i'
""! . FREDERICK RoYDEN.
rnh,..d Nv le.J. ~j2-2aw5w
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We have had a private opportunity OF witnessing the
extraordinary exhibitions of,le Ethiopian Minstrels who
give their last Concert 10 night at the Exchange. The
company present (and among them several ladies) were
richly amused with the novel entertainment, and some of
the passages were very exciting, the harmony being pre-
served oil along. The performance on that national
instrument, "the bones,' was truly wonderful. We
know Of no better chase ennui in these dull times,
than a visi, to these young Bostonians, who will keep
the house Gin a roar with their capital p%arodies OF
some of the best songs of Russell and the Rainer Fa'
mily, and their grotesque choruses based on sweet
and allowing measures"
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u. The musical novelties, which have recently set
our city agog, have called attention to The very heavy
tax, $780, imposed on Concerts. We are convinced,
tina, our Legislators will find it polite to remove this
burthen from a%musements, which ought to be encour.
elevating the standard Of morals. We might learn a
valuable lesson from the Germans, whose young men,
instead Of wasting their time in fatal dissipation, enjoy,
with enthusiasm, the refining and e~nnobling pleasures
of music. Moreover, the experience of the las, two
years makes it evident, that scarcely any revenue is de.
rived to the State from this source-and we have re-
Gently seen tricks and devices to evade the tax resorted
to-thus demoraizing our people, by gradually familiar
izing them with violations of law. We call upon the
Legislature to protect The MUSES., and 10 take away
even the slightest pretext for a stain upon our character
as a law-loving and law-abiding people. In the mean
time, be it understood, that this provision in The tax
law was copied osrbatim from the tax law of the pre-
vious session. So that The Loco Focos are no. emit
tied TO the credit Of the invention.
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decidedly in the minority, carrying their ticket in the
city, in The face of so fearful u division.
We hope for better fortune in The interior OF the
State. We are aware, that ia great many local and
distracting questions, aside from general politics, are
tending TO distract us-and that these may endanger
some Of our strongholds, in the election of local tickets
but we are assured by a letter from the capital,
and from an intelligent gentlemen, and not Of a
very %sanguine disposition, that there is "no doubt of
our carrying the State by a sufficient majority" We
shall be able to give some returns Of the elections in our
mex paper.
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NAVY AGENTS OFFICE:
Washington, Nov 3, is4i.
GALE OF PUBLIC PRopEaTY.-The following articles, be
= ionvipg 10 The United states. Will be offered for sale, at auc'
zion. on the .ah of the presen mt month, n ~ O'CLOCK a d., a''"o
yayy Yard. y ashinrton, by order 81 the Cominaadant:
ls tons Anthracite Coal, best qualify beaver heaoo"
30, goo pounds Of cid Copper h..
10000 do. Cambonse iron, OF b II '"eS
! old Boiler, Sfeamhaai
1855 pounds Of Cast iron
1iss5 DO Lad Pipes OF various .izss
2-6 do. Composition
o'tsl do. Copper
y Iua"Ng WM. T. SCOTT, Navy Agent.
52-da
Nov 7
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
The following calls appear in the last (Thur'days .
'Lynchburg Republican,

Rrpusltc.S MEErrSc.-A meeting of those opposed 10 inc elec-
ton Of n. Clay "a next President, and who intend TO support the no.
minee of the Democratic National Convention, WI be htlda III mo
Masonic Hall, in this place, m Moniay evening, The th instant,
commencing ut ! O'Clock. A full attendance oil Inc hepuhlcahs
of LyEchbur, and The surrounding country Is expected u oe
sired. NAVY
AZ We are requested 10 auunnnce. that a SIN ~ rart'ihg WIN
|. held at Campbell Courthouse on Monday, lie l'h i''sa"''
UCrtI,, lIVl
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no THE EDITORS or THE ENQUIRER

Gentlemen In compliance with n resolution of the
Henrico Agricultural Society, requesting me to "tar-
nish, for publication, TO The city papers" a copy OF the
Address had the honor 10 deliver before that body on
the Isl instant, | transmit to you, as the oldest repre-
sentative OF the Press, the enclosed manuscript. II
was gotten up in great haste, and, as you know, at very
short notice. THIS, | hope, will excuse 10 you, and the
public, its many imperfections.
Your obedient servant, C.. T. BOLTS.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, &C.
" Store for me SAFE If Roois, Shots and Trunks
c.... L.. AL H.Irr.

LHrpet BanS ana VUIcGS.
r EONARD 4 co. now cnrr To- III. public, generally, At their
L. T. hole,ale and retail establishment, On NAN street. Rlch-
ronh. yi,,ifil. one d lof belo~ K. n. Jenkins, and near the Ex-
change lic;cl. a genital r>nHmeut Of the above goods, many OF
which are of ffn, 0nn rsaapfIcfHrr, and " hith they WARRANT 10 he
enInI IN csahfu ANA ,uis tr any r,oi- sod in th's city. They
also kecn instantly GA haaG a general assortment of N'rthe'n
pa,o,.. SHOES and Erosan. Il varis H. Style, suitable for All lass
., Of persons. and ~ tue Icwest ierms. y very lih.rai dedneiion
made to those nu, lnr hy the p1cksee, and terms liberal 10 those
who pay promptly. =" ". LE,,HhnD'
y. J1-w3m
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The Medical College Of Richmond.

70 sHeutOHt OOUtgt y -,
We had the pleasure of hearing the last of the In
troductory Lectures, delivered on Friday last, oy DR..
Warner, the able Professor of Surgery. The audience
was most respectable-and the Lecture was eminently
worthy ofthe occasion. 1t was distinguished by trains
of valuable and philosophical reflection, embellished
by strains of brilliant and beautiful eloquence. 1t
gave unbounded satisfaction to the spectators and Stu
dents.
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Died, on TUESDAY, The l.th u too, at TayIor>yiIir, the resi-
ience ut hs iattsr, Nilitm y. Iu,iof. ltI"Ntt. GARLASp b..
TAYLor, III thr 3, !! s"tr OF h- age, after Il nro.facted Illness of
som" I've y",rs, "h!ch lie hHc Win more tuan ordinary p'tie ce;
t"aeli-t witt nGiacrnus & lends. To trmotn his loss. Ill, de tn
wilj tong 1c remembered &, Hose . III kneT hin best; tie hd 4
ktnd ard atuugut- hear. never refusing :" ~ 4 Charitable at 10
hi, he ghbprs. OF 10 administer 10 10 WAITS OF i Stranger, who
really ~rp1t IN need oi ;cp II may hc -ntd, Though not a Fro
lessor Of Religion. d GOOD nan ia. gone.
Died. vesy suddenly. on Friday evcn,n: lat. Mrs. ASS II. 30
smrs, consufi Of james loshet. E&+ IN Tie J3d YEAR If htrage-
a i,dy ~ many ,Itucs-whuse m-iaueholy loss Is deeply be-
waited hy u large and !ue et NJ FANNY aud by numerous de.
voted friends. As "a marx al respect l. the memory of the wife
Of Tie 1T Vice President, the lenccrttic Association adjourned
their regular meeting from Saturday night last 10 next Friday
evening
Died. on Sunday, the eth of October last, ut tie residence ot
her son, James Jennings. IN the county OF Prince Edward, NIs.
lazy JGSHINCs, ~ THE sJih year o. nr agc
31 kentucky anc Missouri papers wiii please copy.
Died, at his residence. IN The county of Chesterfield, on Thurs.
day, the a:h Of September, ia HE - h year of his age. Eics.Ro
EL,u, esq leaving Il wife. six Oh ldftn, and n iafee cree u
d, s.ted Il, uls IL h.HInan their irTepIIabie loss. The deceased
nn- CoufHcI to III, sex he'd fur >rvefai weeks before hs deatr,
under me most -hcriiatHl pnia aud suffering, AID WAS never
heard ur murnlr ~ complain. TN, That cven unconsertedp Pc
son cnild haze taru present. Ia h. lat m"melts IL have Wit
la bind HIM 10 go IN u man could h, We, he prayed icrven ~ 10
his Make. To take him t. himself. being well assured lie wUuli he
forever happy. IHc deceased had heen n member Of the Baptist
Church fer many yeas before his death, and wl> not merely a
member, Lui he lived IN. life 1T Chr siian, and died the drs;ho OF
the same. To know Richard Elan was 10 know one among tho
best men thar ever lived
Qy- Religious Herald will please copy.
1t il our iAintul duty 10 announce the sudden death, on Tues
day night last. of oar esteemed and excellent fellow citizen, Capt.
Thomas 4. Holc0vgE, IN the 59ih year Of his ag--letving Il
void bo'h III the domestic and social Ctcie which can never be
filed = Lnehburg pirg.a'S" Of fsa'sddy.
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JJARDHAM'S GENUINE NO. 8, SNUFF small !l oi
IL our own importation, for safe. r . r,r,o
~, 43-lit
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Col. R. NJ. Johnson has been received with marked
distinction in the city of N. York-which he has left
for Pennsylvania. He arrived at Newark on the 4th-
and a concurrent Resolution has passed the Leglsla-
ture of New Jersey, 10 make suitable preparations, and
committees appointed under it, which will secure Col.
Johnson, at his visit on Monday, a respectable reception.
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Toe Madisonian seems not very we'll pleased with
the structures we made on Mr.. Clay's most outra.
g.oqs attack on Mr.. Tyler, in his notorious letter
II tue Clay Club of Fayette County. 1t considers
OF, article, mot so much a defence of the Presi
tsn', as It is an attack on Mr.. Clay" We in
patsd ii, indeed, rather as a criticism on the one,
nta=r than a defence of the other-although
i sas scarcely possible TO separate the one from
te other. The Madisonian would, no doubt, shave
teen better pleased, had (we) given a place to the
d-sree put forth by nhe Madlsonian) in (lts) pa
,sto Of Saturday, the 2Sth ult. We published a por-
Ism Of It's articIe-yet we could not have gwen place
utae whole, without feeling ourselves under the ne
cs:iy Of commenting upon a passage touching MT.
Tiers prospects. But we were not willing 10 repeat
!a cf-nce, which he had once unfortunately given on
ia, very question. In fact, we have no desire to
prgoke any further dispute with the Madlsonian, or
unnecessarily to wound the feelings Of Mr. Tyler; aud
,h.tsicre It rs, that We pass over the present article
Of the Nadisonian without further animadversion-
even Ina. passage oft, which speaks OF "the President
harng surrounded himself with a Cabinet as purely
kfpgbiean and able, as the country has ever seen.
TIE Natisonian does not meet the query OF the GLOBE,
Of Inc almost decisive answ which We undertook 10
rse 10 II, as plainly aud as fatty as we expected. 1t
ces MT positively aud unquali6edly say, that Mr..
Tsl-r will support The nominee of the Baltimore Con
ysn'on-5Gt we take for granted, that It meant to con
7'y tps idea, by saying, "wnen his (Mr. T. q trends,
!r nearly two years, have been acting with the Demo
c,aac party in good faith, and with all their strength,
Nr Richie copies interrogatories from the Globe, IA
paper which, in reply TO Mr.. Kendall's interrogatory,
CID no; say, in the event of Mr.. Tyler getting the De-
aoera,c nominations, that it would not go for Mr. Clay!)
,ld expresses the hope that Mr.. Tyler will no longer
hesitate after these vindictive attacks, and says,
"Ifhe knows what is due TO hi mself, he will unite with the
Republican party, in opposition 10 Mr.. Clay"
We have no hesitation in saying, improbable as the
5ypo;heca,ed case may be, we vii! cheerfully go
fl Mr. Tyler rather than for Mr.. Clay. But may
Ne not repeat The hope, that Mr.. Tyler will not
suffer his Official agents 10 employ the patronage
nj the Government to promote his election The
t, is, no such agency IS calculated to secure his
ssc'ess. We repeat, also, that nothing which Mr..
Iytr can 90, is go sure Of defeating MIR. Clay, as
10 take no part in pressing his own pretensions,
sd 10 take no part in throwing his weight into the
'1ale Of any of the candidates, but to ''leuve" himself,
as toe Madtsonian says he means to do, and, indeed,
he piole election, "in the hands Of the people,"
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TINTED STATES uoCsE-Mrs. MARY ANNE BrRWl

UNITED STATES IoUSE-Mrs. MARY ANNE BtRWELL
u having removed Ia the hOus 81 formerly occupied by Mrs ia
OH and Re-. Mr. Norwood, doth forming one block she IL
prepared To board Families, Members oi IN. Legislature. Meditni
Students and o.heis. IN icrn. a. g oniinod itn. rs any other
house in the ciy cc H, hmeHd. The situation is - well known,
tha, any lensi1rGcd noiie relatirr Ia t. eiie'bi'ry were need
les: suffice il To nv. trat u l. Cont.ioa T. the Capitol, BEING
trtriy oopo,it- the Vir.iaii Hon p, u ilccd N one Of the most
fashionable part Of the cit,. Ird All h. con 'ucitd Ia a s'y'r
yyhirh V III ensure the comfort "f Al. who mn! favor her with
their patronage.
ar Bel rooms, with rarioi- attached, for families, and single
Noy : 52-wif
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ALBERT RHErr, Il distinguished member OF The
Charleston Bar, died in that city on Sunday evening,
the 29th ul,. The Charleston papers contain long ob-
tuary notices OF him., e~ulogistc in a very high degree
He was endowed with fine talents aud his loss 10
deeply lamented. He was the brother of MIR. Rhett
&c Ihe Ii of r
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UOYT 4 co X OFFICE,

Under The Efri:nre n ti, Richmond, PIrFnid.
nRAWiSG Of Alexandria Lottery. Ezra, Glass. No. 25s:
L. ~ CO 3. ii 10 81 - 50 80 81 q &c 81.
Half Ticket, No.. 81 ~ -, 4 prze al sl,G9i, IN the above, re.
turned to the Manaa, r. IL want cfa purchaser.
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, No. 81:
80 - % - y a 10 a II ! 20.
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NOTIcE-Thr public VIII phrase suspend their opinion for 4
" few days. when Il satisfactory reply VII he gwen 10 l.. LII
lcpae-'s pie III the Enquirer OF October 3isi.
". q. DrvAI"
~ = n-It-
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NOfICE.-ill persons indebted Ia the &. IN l. Nelson are
/ = requested to make ciriy pawn an - the 'ubs' rbrr: aud tnosr
lavinr claims against the same viii pre.cni them fr settlement.
WIN. WALLACE DAY,
Administrator d. lUhn l.. Aeisun, deceased.
Manchester Soy. 1ih. 1853 Sit
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OARi.rQS HOUSE Mrs FENiOE BROOKE SMITH, late
y Of the Lychaf - House. frcdrJick-' urg, h!> taken tile house
. ,u,ly Ike, hy Mrs.. Eurw-ll, situated on 18Th street, opposite
the 1T Baptist church. and near the f'l"itpl, winch lie has o2en
ed under the above name, tor the reception at hoardeis This
bonSe. from is peculiar location, tbein. IN a very central sitha
ton. and hut i few minutes walk from Main street, and yet "n i
street retired fmm noise aud dust Is pttnltary sured tor f'ini
lies, for members of The Legislature, professional men n mei-
chants. She soncns. and WI tnd'aNor L" render her house NOR
Thy of the parrnna:e ii hr friends and the pnbiif
DEMONSTRATION. +. 7. BROOKE, bon. John VI. Patton, Rev.
DR. pluuirr. nr +. II Cannich vel. J. 4 SedI"n, Esq, q. q Nj
nor Es0.. r. :. Hamilton, asq and Mess Shields s. sonerviDe.
N,r SIT
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ME ..,5nishment md anxiety among some of his own
f..ais Ii Mr.. Clay goes on at this rate, it will not
y !ea, before the example of North Bend must be
Slowed .; Ashland-and Mr.. Clay must be put into
tas custody of a Communicable his illustrlons pre-
ases.sor. They must receive his letters, revise his an
.ss-s. and furnish ballast TO his sail.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-05
Delinquent Land List.

Gn,xr Couyry. ". r., CLERKS OFrIcE, u: - ~
Lancaster, June 9 i74''
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby glseTT, ,n .naI o '"'
6IIow;,r described Lands and Town LOIS,
.oId for The faxes due GRAFT county for the year
Is4I. nov remain unredeemed, as appears from
~. h,ot. Of This Office and all persons interested
therein ar. hereby notified, that unless the said
n "a. ia town lots shall be redeemed, by the pay
men, Of the taxes, interest and charges due there
49, hscore the third Monday of December next,
a., ..m. will be forfeited by law. viz:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-08-05

The sum Of money set opposss 70 eneh tract sr
town LOT herenbefore described, is the amount ne.
ce.sary 10 redeem the same at the date hereof.
Interest calculated to 18th June.
l.. o. SHRADER,
l2-lal Clerk Board County Commits