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LAW IIOPIGEla
E. r. EcKLEY. JOHN II. TRIP.
ECKLEY e. TREPP.

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELLoRs AT LAW,
Will practice 10 the Courts Of Carroll
and the adjoining counties OfIire iO
the frame building, adjoining The Store
Of Isaac Atkinson & Co., CarrollOn
Carroll county. Ohio.
trJ, fl. Trip will attend 10 all bus.
mess during the absence OF Mr.. Eckley,
Dec. J, lS43,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Ola writ OF f. ia ct leu ia
issued out Of the Court OF common Pleas
of CArroIl county, and to me directed, !,
| will offer for sale at the door of the
court house in CarroIlton, on Thursday
the 2Sh of December, between The hours
Of 10 o'clock A NJ and 4 o'clock P NJ
tho following real estate to wit: The
North East quarter Of Section 8, Town.
ship IA, Range A. Appraised at 800
Taken in execution aud will be sold by
me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
November "a, 1913,
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Final Accounts
FILED AT THE OCTOBER TERM
A D. lS43

II Ds lO1c
Final account OF Jonas Smith, Execu
tor Of Peter Smith, deceased,
Final account Of Lewis Lewton, Ad
ministralor of Henry Wheeler, deed.
FIRST account Of James Miller, Exec
ulor Of Isaac Miller. deceased
Final account of Frederick Brandt,
Executor of Martin HoIzman. decd.
Final account Of Joseph Ru'ler, Ad.
mnislrator Of loscp ph Ruller, deed,
First account Of AhsaIom CraIg, Ad.
mnislralor OF David Cr0mbecker, decd.
Frst account Of Joseph Preston, Guar
dian Of William Newell ct ais.
DANIEL McCOOKr Clerk.
Clerks office, CarroIIton,)
81 November lS43.
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JAMES MEANS,
N, Dixie,
DR., JOHN ANDREWS,
JAMES WILSON.
'teubenvIlIe, Nov 2, l843,
SHERTFF'S SALE

SHERTFF'S SALE
Rudolph Cook, CT ais J Petition
US. for
Michael Cook, ct ais y Partition.
By virtue ola decree issued out Of the
Court of Common Pleas Of Carroll coun
ty, and to me directed, will offer for
sale at the door of the Court house in
CarrolIton, on Saturday tie 23d day Of
Dece mber next, between The hours Of
10 o'clock A. N and 4 o'clock ?. NJ,
the following real estate, 10 wit: The
South West Quarter OF Section SO,
Township IA, Range 5.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
November II, 1913.
Printers fees so.
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NOTICE..

The partnership heretofore existing
between the subscribers under The firm
Of John irvine a. Co., al Pittsburgh. Pa
and u M'Donald 81 Co, at WelIsviIle,
Ohio, was dissolved by mutual consent
Ion the 18th Of August last. The busl
ness oi John Irvine g. Go will be settled
at Pnr.burgh bv John Irvine and James
Irvine, that Of D, M'Donsld & Co. will
bs seIt ed at WcIsvi,le by Duncan and
Daniel NJ Donald
JOHN IRVINE,
JAMES IRVINE,
DUNCAN M'DONALD,
DANIEL M'DONALD,
The subscribers have this day essoci'
ated themselves under the style oil lr
vine g. Martin, Tor the purpose Of trans
acting a Wholesale Grocery, Produce
and Commission Business. Warehouse
corner OF Liberty and Irwin streets
We respectfully solicit share Of public
patronage.
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EIECTTOR,S NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given, that by vir
tue of the last Will and testament OF
William Wdnbaugh, late of Carroll
county. Ohio. decd, | have been ap,
pointed Executor Of sald estate: There
fore all persons indebted to said estate
must make immediate payment-aud
those having claims agnnst it. are desi
red TO present them legally attested for
settlement within the time prescribed by
law.
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M MA-RBLE YARD.

TENIlE SUBSCRIBER would return
his sincere thanks 10 the cillZ4ns
of SeubeuvlIe and vicinity, for their
liberia patronage and encouragement
and would respectfully inform them, and
the public generally, that he has come
TO the conclusion 10 locate himself per-
manently in SteubeavIlIe, and carry on
the
Marble Cutting Business
10 all Its branches. lie has made ar
rangements in the Eastern cities, to re-
celve Marble and will always have on
hand large assortment of
Egyptian, Italian and American Marble,
aud pledges himself to sell Monuments,
Tombs, Head and Foot Stones, as low as
they can be had any place west Of The
mountains.
have also on hand, large lot Of
Grndstones, from the celebrated quarry
on Deer Creek, Allegheny Co, Pa
Plaster Pdns always on hand.
Orders from the country thankfully
received, and punCtunlIy attended to,
The public are invited to call at my
Yard, on Market street, near the river
LOUDEN BORLAND.
Nov, II, l843-4mo.
We, the undersigned, having purch-
ased work of Mr.. l.. BorIand, take great
pleasure IN recommending him to the
public as skllul mechanic, aud consi
der his prices low and reasonabIe-and
feel no hesitation IN saying that he will
give entire satisfaction to all who may
employ him.
JAMES MEANS,
NJ Dixie,
DR.. JOHN ANDREWS,
JAMES WILSON.
SteubenvlIIe, Nov 2, l843.
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MILCH COWS.

One white, with brown ears, and
some small spots on her body--lhe Sc.
cond is a red brlndIe with little white
in her forehead, some white along her
belly and flnks--the third is dark
brlndIe with white on the back, and a
piece taken of The end of her tail. No
other marks or brands remembered.
A reasonable compensation will be given
to any person giving information where
SAID Cows can be had bv letter, directed
to the post office at New HarrIsburgh,
or otherwise.
CHARLES ROBINSON,
2 Miles north east oI HarrisbUTgh.
Dec. |, l843
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Pork! Pork!

THE subscribers wish to purchase a
quantity of we'll latled PORK, for which
they will pay the highest market price
on delivery.
I. ATKINSON & Co.
November "a, lS43
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale. on rea
sonable terms, a valuable farm, situated
] mile north OF New Harrisburgh, Car
roll county, Ono, 5 miles from Carroll,
ton the seat of justice, 4 miles from The
Sandy and Beaver Canal, and near the
road leading from Steubenvile 10 Mas
siIIon, containing
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CAUTION.
November "a, lS43,
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~ IN ~ - = ~ ~
ALL persons are hereby cautioned
against taking an assignment of three
several notes Of hand, orany one Of
them, made by me and payable to John
Calder, all dated the 5;h day Of Srptem.
ber, 1913, the first caIiGg for SIG, aud
payable on the first day Of January 1914.
the second calling for SIG, and payable
tho lst day Of April, 1874, and the third
calling for S2S, and payable the 5h
day OF September, 1914 The consid
GRAFTON for which the above notes were
gwen, has entirely failed, and am de
lermined never to pay them, uuIess com
PEELED by law.
SAMUEL HEWITT.
Washington tp., Carroll CO.,
November "a, lS43.
CARROLL COUNTY COMMON
PLEAS, OcToeER TERM, A.D. lS43
Thomas Henderson,
DS, Attachment.
George fl. Myers.
Notice is hereby given that on the
% day OF October A, d. l843, a writ OF
Attachment was issued from the Office
the Clerk of the Court OF Common Pleas
of Carroll county, Ohio, at the instance
OF Thomas Henderson, against The prop
erty and effects Of George fl. Myers au
ahsconding DEBTOR, for the sum OF Fifteen
Hundred Dollars damages, which wit
has been by the Sheriff Of said Carroll
county returned served
DANIEL McCOOK, Clerk
Clerks Office, CarroII'on,l
3rd November, lS43,
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IGO Acres

of as good land as any IN The township
or county wherein located equal TO any
in fertility and advantages OF situation
and is we'll known in the nelghborhood
for its certainty of production,
Seuenty acres are cleared and under
gooo Ience, the residue is covered with
superior timber-it is level and has a
handsome appearance; good road lead
ing from New Llslon to New PhIladeI-
phia passes the buiIdings-tbere are on
the premises 8 springs Of excellent wa
ter-lhe above property is situated 10 a
healthy and good neighborhood, convo.
nIent to places ofpublic worship, schools
stores and mills,
Terms Of sale wiH be Uery moderate
and accommodating. Persons wishing
topurchase, and TO see and examine the
quality and condition Of the land, will
be shown every attention by the subscrI
ber or by George Pugh Esq, Of Now Hal
risbu"gh,
A. ]. NEEL.
December s, l843.
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ESTRAY cows.

GTRAYED from the subscriber, iv-
y ing in Harrison township, Carroll
county, Ohio, about the last OF October,
three
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One doz Brass and Wood Clocks Of
superior quality, just received and t9r
sale low by
VIM. M, SINCLAIR.
Oct l3
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0 | | -.

One bbl hest Winter Strained Sperm
Oh; one tbI Tanners Oh, just received
and for sale by
WIN. NJ. SINCLAIR.
Ocl l3
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SAMUEL HEWITT.

CARROLL COUNTY COMMON
PLEAS, OcToBER TERM, A. D. lS43
Thomas Henderson,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-23

cold would be SO far subdued, TO enable me to COM
ply with your request, to attend your meeting this
evening, and address the people, but regret 10 say
thai this is not the case and consequently have TO
decline your kind and ia,.erng invitation. Believe me,
gentlemen, am heartily engaged in The great cause
You assemble to promote On the Presidential election,
The politics of the country are destined to turn, and,
consequently. the rights and Liberties OF The people oe
n.nd on The fair and correct selection Of him who IS 10
represen nj their principles
Wishing you all wisdom and success on your assem-
blare, believe me, gentlemen,
our obedent servant,
R. BARNWELL RHETT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-23

GARDEN sEED-GAYNoR 4 LYELL have just received a
fresh supply o Garden Seeds from the Noh-aso, several
descn: kinds of Garden Seeds grown this STATE all of which
'hey I rss" ,,,1,, n, fresh and genuine
AsPAIaGt'S-Gim or Dutch
r BCHCH BEANS-Broad Windsor, Dwarf Mohaws, Early
Weeks Pod Marrow Dwarf Red speekird French Royal
POLE EEaNs-Iioucul,ura Poe Large White Lima, Scarlet
nEET Early Blood Iurnp, Early Yellow, French Sugar Long
BRoccoI.l-Large Purple Cape.
Iea Dwarf Green Savoy Early Sugar Loaf Early York. Fla,
Green Cured Savoy Large York, Late Sugar Loaf
| CAUTLFLOWER-Eariya and Late Dutch
| CORN-Smh's Extra Early.
cucUMBER-Eary Frame, Early Green Cluster Long Green
EGG rLANT-Purple
| ENDVE-Crrrn Cured.
| kALE-Grecn Curled Scotch.
LEFfUCE-i'rown Dutch Early Drumlead, Early Siesia
Green Cess Ice, Large White Loaf.
MELoN-Caolna Water, Green ci,ron, Large Musk or Vel
XAAsTTRnUM. oKRA1Lons and Short
PAHsl.EY-cnrled and Single.
| PARSNIP-Extra Large. Large Dutch.
Early Frame Early Bishops Dwarf Early Sinclair
or Washington, Early Warwick, Marrowfat
RADlSH-BIuck Spanish, Red Turnp, Long Scarlet White
SATISFY S'O or WASHABLE OYSTER.
/ SplNAGE-Prickly Fall, Round Leaved or Summer
SoUAsH-Early White Bush Early Yellow Bush, Winter
| ToMATo-Larse Red.
TCRNIPEay White Dutch, Early Yellow Dutch, Early Gar
den St"ac, Early White Stone Red Top Rra Ba-a White Fiat
AIso-canary Seed, and an assOr,men, of Flower Seed
Feb. y 95-anf
ARnEN SEEn warranted teA aud genuine, aOlssale and
AETicn0kE-teen Globe
Gxc Gy % oaws do yellow six weeks do
China red eye do half MOON do Rachael do Royal Dwarf
case knife red cranberry French so-on
BEET-Early Blood Tumip Long Blood, Mange Wurtzel
CABBAGE-Eary York Early sugaroaf do Battcrsea Larr,
cork Flat Dutch Large Kens 9"head Savoy
CAGRoTI-Eary Horn, Long Orange Alteringham
csESS ,st oMSs or rsppsr gas
cELERy-Whic ana Red 'D,'
CucUMBER-Long Green, Early Frame, Early Cluster, CHR
CoRN-Eary Sugar and Tuscarora
ENDIVE-G Green Curled
KALE-BIue Cued Siberian Green Curled Scotch, Rape
Cole
/ LEEK--I.1rrc Scotch
LGTTUCE-Whia Head, Ice, Early cued silesia White
Green Coss. Brown Dutch
sHN SEtoS s"'''' N''"'ss INC '''p''
NASTURTIUM
| MCSTaRD-whi,e and bark
| ONloS-slvcrskin, Early Yellow, Red Annual
PEAs-Landreh. Extra Early, Early May do Frame, do
Charlton Blue Pussan, Early Warwick Bishops Dwarf Dwar
PEPgEe-Iaee Bell, Long Yellow, Squash Cherry, Cayenne
/ PaRSNlP-Iarge Dutch, Long French
| RHUBARB-For Tars
RADiSH-Long Scarlet Long Salmon, scarlet Turnp, Vel
Satisfy or VEGETABLE OYSTER
I, SPINACH
| soUAsH-Ea.ly BusI White Crookncek. Yellow do.
| ToMATO-i.arge Red
| TtRNiP-white Fla, Dutch, Large Norfolk, Ruta Baga
| Flower Roots and Seeds
| Pot and Sweet Herb Seeds
| Feb. 10 9l-wew
n Bells Cold Pressed Virginia CASTOR on, prime arti
| " Gle. For sale by GAYNOR & LYELI-
March IS loft
~ cERooNs INDIGO OF superior aaaly; -
~ For sale low, by eAYNOR LYELL.
| March Is lo4-H
DRTNTIEG INK.-We shall constantly hand a fnl
supply Of Johnson Dunpts best Printing Ink moderate
prizes
| ENQUIRER Office March 10, 1919 LEO
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sTAEAT MATER
Weeping stood the Mother
NoafuIng al hsT loSs,
whsle the blessed Saviour
Hun. Urna the cross.
Through The .ori detected
CT ncI oats son,
pier,sd she >...id t:Ist wounded
hi,a, tie i;o!y one.
la ~ ..at deep AL lotion,
BeHdiu: 'u-atn the rod,
Did TIA, Moflsr ian@nish.
White she = the -uish
@: the Son q; God.
Oh, what man had nournei noi'
Had he then hrhe:d
Chr,l's own MGthrr wccpinyi
s.. such grief compelled.
For the deep iran.cression
OF his l.ao2.c. she
Saw her son subjected
10 th:s agony
Bv the C uur,e unw sniten,
I'm the pIug> al dcith,
Her dear son hsbeid sh"
Yie.d;n: up ms breath.
Thou OF Love the Fountain,
Grant that may letl
The d. c2 power q. sorrow,
AT the cruss g:ay kuetl;
NAV tins heart crow warmer,
kindlln. al his word,
And nv iuve grown stronger,
Please the Cdri-t-odf Lore.
Grief Of his, oil! fix Thou
Deeply GA ms heart
In his great a'f'iotion
Nav bear Il part;
Over hiuI, ihs CrIcied.
May weep with Thee,
Who vouchsafca "a suffer,
And Ia die OF me.
would stand beside Thee,
Near lhe iDNiF csoss,
JON thY lamcatatIou.
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TO MERCHANTS AND FaMIlIEs

TO MERCHANTS AND FAMILIES.
NDIh CHINA DINING SETS, and by the dozen
! French Porcelain do do do.
White Granite do do do. do.
Blue & Dove Printed DO. do do. 10.
Best English Gilt Tea CHM Sets from SIS 10 $50 per ri
the gold warranted o stand
Low priced English China Tea Sets, and by the dozen
Elegant Gilt China and other kinds of Table and s.!et-
Pitchers
China, White Granite and Printed Toilet Sets
Fashionable, rich cut Hall and Passage Lamps
ram Glass do do do.
Rich Guilt French Porcelain Fruit Baskets
Plain do. do do do
India China do do
Rich Cut G7ss Bowls, Pitchers and Dishes
DO. do do. DecaBiers Tunhlers and Wines
DO. do do. Celery Stands, Jellics and LemoEades
Cut and plain Glass Mantel Lamps
English Plate German Silver and Britannia Gators
Low priced Toilette Looking Glasses
Together with general assortment Of China Queens%a ss
Glass Persons buying with are assured ha ave
the full value of their money. WN F. BUTLER,
doors above Bel Tasefa:
Feb.2 s5-af
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10 tx Editor d t.r b Non PoS''J
on nm almost literal translation "i me Staha' ',i'. IT..
500 hcen vrt,ca lat II 4 u,e,Ie differing much from
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD.
Completion Of the Railroad 10 .7quia Creek.
InrirnII1d Ern1L.t.n..i


THE Richmond Fredericksburg Potomac Railroad Gonna.
ny hereby announce that their Railroad completed 10
Potomac river the 10th instant travellers ATE
conveyed between Richmond and Washington
the year. by Railroad Cars and steamboats, Steamboat
pany being provided with effective boas to keep rD
navigation during the hardest weather in Winter leaving
mond at T. A. u, precisely instead Of u, he,cio sni
reaching Washington IN aud Batimor" aci>;
Than "a hours IN advance Of the River aaG Boz Boats
travellers by this !nc proceeding fhlacslp3i. Immediately
on eif arrival nj Baltimore reach that A. NJ tie na
morning, or IN 20 hours after leaving Richmond.
nstead of paying their fare heretofore FredercS
only and EDWARDS board tie Potomac ara Il
washington passengers will take tickets Gr.
both for Washington and Baltimore The fare in t! way
be less than paid separately, different portions
Whole fare 10 Washington, :.
DO. TO Baltimore go
Do. 10 Philadelphia, (by Peck and Lo.e's line,os
the afternoon Railroad lire from Ba,;,nnre1 so
No charge for children under years of agc-oher
twelve years of age half price. Or Cooed persons a e.
THOMAS SHARP,
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Feb. 2

NOIICE-Was committed Ia tie Jail of Gooshand rott g.
The 3Isf OF October last, Negro Man h' H'7
Harrison and that he belongs part Iohn Samron - -
county, and to the widow Of William r. Wondson. ana '.A
says ne mas been runaway for the last three "n
very oright muialto with very busy head had wt
mied, an old homcspun and ssbaoons, RACED,
original color could not be told He five r ten 40
hieh and says he is Blacksmith by pro TIE o"i
owners OF said negro requested forward ant
properly pay charges and take him away Otherwise he ""
dealt with as the law directs
JOHN THOMPSON Is
Feb. is si-wsw Tailor OF Gooerlsnd rot'F.
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.antio, hu u. Geu,,nr .n..irn,l.

/ Notice by tSe GeHsrai HssigEc6.
The sale directed by The foregoing order ;sc pIgse m a.
18th day of May neat, 1913, nn Of the Count Roo. -
United States Court in the city nf Richmond. II viii
at 10 o'clock. EDMUND CHRISTIAN Gen. :,.sf.
/
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Nov. %

REECu CREEK AchDEMY.-The undersigned Nonii -.
nonnce To the public that thev araia employed 49, T.
r. MAIDEN 10 supeiIB nd this school for nA
viii commence on the second Monday Of February newt sel
continue ten months Having been employ
past years, and perfect satisfaction rvcn
confident IN recommending the School pablo Insirtt
WIZ he given In Greek, LATIN French, Maenltr and oil &
ssh branches usually Taught in Acadcnics Particular
Will he given 10 speaking and composition There
cancy of eight scholars, and if application
in they be the school Pew locaa,
be more desirable, either for morals, health, study.
Tuition per year: English $780, Languages $50 Board 81.
G. P. GOODALI, NATHANIEL CROSS,
JAMES MCDOWELL, THOMAS 81. WHITE,
WM l. WHITE. JESSE WINN
Hanover, Nov. 30 1872 s9-Hd
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| send YOU
Several have
the original.
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IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Court held Louisa 60,
~, the Courthouse thereof, Monday the 18Th tay a
ruary, 1873:
Oswald Mctiehee, Administrator of Edward McGehee doc,
and also in his right and heir Of said Eiaara
Iapr
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J
mode of carrying them out
Ia the effort 10 secure the nomination of MIR. Cal
ouu the candidate OF the party Tor the Eext Pres
dency, most fully concur with you Believing, as
do, that through hun can most fully carry out the
principles and policy of the Democratic party, and
most eiiectually reform the Federal Government
jealousy advocate his claims, without intending TO dis-
paroge those of any other.
remain, very respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
MARK a. COOPER.
To Messrs. H. Gourdn, G. II. lngraham, and others,
Committee, &c.
S RIVER, March 9Th, 1913
To II. Gourdin Il Pcrnnneau, &c.
| Gen,emen-It would afford me great pleasure to be
with you Saturday next, but your letter not having
reached before the departure of the steamboats, from
| Savannah, | shall have opportunity of getting 10
| Charleston, before the Monday after The meeting
regret this the less, as can ioresee no opposition
To The measures you sugges, in your communication.
Tne Legislature were unanimous, if | recolect right,
IN their nomination of Mr.. Calhoun. THIS, | think,
conclusive on that point in this State.
The qualifications of Mr.. Calhoun being universally
admitted it will be gratifying TO the pride of every
Carolinian 10 have him elected TO the highest Office in
The gift of the people of the United States
| But there ale considerations influencing me on this
subject far stronger than the authority of the Legisa
ture, or the pride of the Stale. Mr.. Calhoun has, IN
my opinion, distinct perceptions OF the necessity
OF check upon Congressional power than any other
civilian Of THIS country.
The minority have rights, but how these rights are
TO be protected IS the difficulty. The progress which
the science of Government has made in the last half
century, excites confident hope, that before the lapse
Of quarter of century more, lhis difficulty may be
su'mouned. 1t may be the glory of hlr Calhoun TO
consnmmaie this improvement
In the eighteenth century, and before, the majority
were governed By minority, and abused.
| In The beginning Of the nineteenth century the ma.
jorty to power and governed They, in turn,
abusing the minority The next improvement will
be, TO check the power of the majority 10 the
rights Of the minority.
On such an occasion, this subject might be
improper
As 10 the formation OF Convention for the nomina.
ton of candidates for the Presidency and Vice Pres-
dency, have only to express ny hopes that such
organization may be adopted as will prove satisfactory
the whole party throughout the Union for, the
preservation Of this party all my hopes of improvement
rest.
have The honor to be, gentlemen,
With great respect, yours, &c,
DANIEL Z. HUGER.
Mr.. H. Gourdin and others, Committee
Gentlemen After remaining in Charleston for seve.
raj days, hoped that The indisposition under which
have been aborng for several weeks past, from rsvsrs
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William b. Bladcs and Frances b. his wife, Dahney MICH
Matilda Tandy, billiard Collins and Mary his wife, - e
and Elizabeth his wife, James Lay and Barbara his wife
Mitchell and Sarah his wife, E. G Eimes Charlotte h.
William F. Cooke, James 81. Cooke and Martha Cook ''