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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-04

THE WHITE House" ~ l7sl.-A Mr.
Wsnsey. whose puhshed mules II ~ this country
N 1t have teen tie subject Of notice IN the American
Threfs gives the following deception of breakfast
the " bite ilause VIII the breakfasts there IN these
days bear CON- Iarisun with this
Mrs. Vi as. nglun htfst made tea and coffee for
On tie table tsa small plates ol sliced tssue, dry
toael but no broilcd fish, Is he general custom. Miss
Cuss, het grand daughter, very pleasing young lady
u about Aten sat next Ia her, and her brother George
Wasng Cuslis aboul Two years older than herself
There was but lle appearance Of iutn-no livery. A
silver l1f hot the only expensive thing
the table Mrs. ". appears something older than the
President, although bpfn "a the year, shetl in
ture rather robust very plain IN her dfess, Wearing We
~ PLAIN cap, with ef grey hair ciosey iurned up under
~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-04

RICH BABY We find in la,e English paper
al account oi The revenues OF The Prince Of alos Who
II mol literally an inlan ''nuling and pnking IN his
narses arms Is al least very little beyond the fist VI
ShsksIFafes sesen agts From d1caments recently pub
lshed per order al fafli1nenl that his revenues
amounted. IN the year eudag Isl December last To no
less SUN tirrn the Two ducles OF Cornwall aud Ian.
casi.r) than f33, 100 aud upwards The rents OF the
Duchy oi Cornwall ALONE amounted in that year to
nore than 4 ,tNu, tesaos fms on new grants u
leases, dividends on stock, compensation lieu Of the
lin Coinage daes," The PRODUCES 81 tie royalties ul
the clal mines IN shnsrsei, sc. The total amount oil
fnis IN The Duchy u Lancaster Was aout double those
81 Cornwall, being less Than & = 800 There were
In addition Ia this duchy aso lines on renewals OF ea
es saes grants 10 fee aud other modes Of swell
ng the IN total # The Of lie youthful Prime,
VI Nalss Aiier the various payments of expen.
dlture, during the last year, the balance Of the Ducy OF
Cornwall feYenae 81 1896 Ia addition 10 outsand
ing arrears Of 0t, dalance due 10 the Receiver
otneial u fl,3e5 AmDng The articles Of expenditure
Is The iol.,~ing Payments made 10 his Royal High
ness USE" L { ,591 That liz lrom Cornwall alone -
payment made out OF the Durhy OF Iancas,es rev,
enue TO her MsJesy's keefer OF he prvy Parse. Was
In the same yesr. Ei2,tO and iha ba aace after al
payments, 14,e4l.-.N L. True Sun.
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REMOVAL.
IT'yEZF.S.Es ~ T'EETO

aieh .bahtrs jegrilers. and Dealers IN Military an
Fancy Goods, LYveHBuRo. "a.
IL ~ T. removed from tieir old sand which they
y occupied for twenty nine yeats, 10 The corner
bose. opposite Selus < Bell and door below John
Il Mrem's where they are NV prepared 10 execute
With despatch all orders IN lher line Of wetli.
ef from UhigsH Democrats, "Straigtfouts" or Stand
fists. Iards OF soffs.
Every order viii be waited with pleasure. but
pecally woud they invite the attention of The LADIES
10 thru improved and neat establishment. where may be
fpurd JENEiRY AND FANCY ARTICLES, oi
the latest patterns. aud at prices please, together
with variety Of necessary afiIelrs such superior
Needles, Scissors Pocket Knives, Geld aud Silver Spec
aces &c Sc.
Scp. ~ Is
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el,tkmskrts tattes; al least tho lolio~ins 5ohs k'
il: h
Her Majesty sppsfs to have graf taste st thing
peculiarly stliish Al Duakieh. AealWeara sud i'iair
she tasted nnd M, onl, 50. hui the rep Vas high
u fel4shed. The Atba bfose which WAS prssf"a hef
aud uaten CAKE Is an established and esrrcal htoriie
Scotch BROTH Englsbuen Term H. Is also IN da,y n
QUESTION al lhe royal table. l. Is even whispered that
her Najesiy Is altogether nasu1ained With the mys
teries OF Scotch 'haees' Tie Enelish coobs are pug
zis.d Aud then as - dress both her Msjesy and the
Prince whpn ~ the Falls Of Btaaf. appeared IN tartan
plaids; aud hut st thry ARE INV IN mourning. thfy
would II IS SAID wear tartan dresses. To cro"n all,
i, her ,Iejesy : request that huneh of fsh mum
tain heather should bs ssc. ,f;isz readiness Tor her
Nhersyef shr goes uu to walk, request 10 whcb Lafd
Glenlyon personally attends. TIE Princess Royal,
Young though Size b. Is moi slow in these things 70 int.
tate her ROYAL nullef Mi child IN all broad Scot
land likes better lunch mk and oaien cake. nr dine
broih. Meeting the young sun of Lord Gienlyon. tho
other day. In the castle avenue, she tpi him ho" much
she liked his tartan dress ard how Il Was Tue sae as
wurn by tic Prince VI Nal,si
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-04
Oct. 81
NOTICE..

pursuance OF decree of the circuit superior court
" ol law and chancery, for the c,nnry Of Amherst pro
n'unced on The first day Of April, S4i in The case Of
Jesse Mandy, Plaintiff, against Roy Penn and others
Defendants; the Undersigned. commissioner for thar
pupose appointed viii proceed Ia srll np,n the nrem
ses by way public aacOu to The highest bidder for
cash. On ON gay OF Noven next The tract of land
hrieot To pay 10 the Plaintiff his debit nieres, and cos,
The land is situated in the ncghborhood Of the Stape.
TONS Mills, county of Amherst
GEO. W. CHRISTIAN. Deputy for
Jas Powell, Slir'. and as such com'r
wv i5N
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.Tr. .5bIscv 81. Essilns.

kNAhE NO iiCE. tina, shall on the 18th day of
N"rember iel4. al the dwelling house of Gar
rett Newmau, IA the cIuniy o Bedford take the dep,.
son OF The said Newman. 10 be read as evidence on
tile trial ui the suit depending in the circuit superior
coatI oi law and cIaacery Tor the county aforesaid
wherein You are plaintiff snd am defendant,
BCRWELL G. WITT
Oct 10 Ia
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salt. Sugar and Coffee.

lust RECEIVED and tor sale ct low prices.
- so sacks salt tneai and eleau,)
10 hads. r. X. Sugar,
3 d.. ~ Cfsx ID.
do. n OfI's. do
81 bsgs RIO Coffee
% da. Laguifs d..
% do. 81 Domingo d..
EDMOND, WATSON & Co
Al the old stand nf Boyd, Edmond s. Davenport, on
the canal.
Sept - Is
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"A Valuable Earra, near i.ynchbIsrs
FSfc $.FE.E at .YEETgD.V.
EfY virtue Of deed Of trust executed 10 VIM w
A. Ward and myself by Archibald B. Duke bearing
la'e the 23rd MIrch S43 and of record in the county
court of Campbell for certain purposes therein specified
shall, on the 23l day Oh November, 1874 fair if not
the next fair day, (Sundays excepted on the premises
sell, by way of public auction, the
IR CTGF LAND
known as the Chestnut Hill Tract. formerly owned by
Robert Adams decd. aud about one mile from town,
and immediately On the Canal, containing abou,
1jJ ACRES.
Inc improvements are very good "A good Dwelling
House with all necessary Out Houses. &C. aud one of
the finest gardens enclosed with stone wall There is
also on this Tract some fine Tobacco Land
Terms at Sdie.-Casa viii be required for the first
raymen, OF ahou, Sl5oO--lhe balance on a credit until
The 23d OF March 1915, and the tile retained until the
last payment is made. The terms will be more fully
made known the day Of sale. Tie tile To the above
and is believed to be perfectly good but acting as irus
tee shall only convey such title as is vested in me by
virtue Oh said deed. j. H. TYREE,
Surviving Trustee.
oct H. I'm
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'asY'as'E.
H.aI,ai for Sale.

AGAIN oiler III sale nay Farm IN the county OF
L Amherst, y nlles west oi New Glasgow, adj ilu-
lng the land oil JInn Penn, T.. Mathews and Others
c Ia einT e5 arres. o which about 40 acres Is cree
bottom suitable for tobacco.
iats i.aUa oeoo. uriRnaIy Of good quality, is easily
improved, and can he made desirable home | viii
sell great bargain IN this property. aud make the pay.
menls easy For further particulars apply to Arssrs
Robi. 1nsley. Amherst court house. to William
Knight, living the premises, aho will show he land
Ia persons wishing 10 purchase.
Should purchaser mol be had for this Land, before
the 18Th day q November next. will then offer IL al
public auction, before The Court house door of Amhers,
being court cay. and iinut Sold II viii be rented for the
ensuing year. Possession given the LIST day n Janu
airy next JAS. Il. BR COOKING.
Oci. tlsN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-04

family medicine j: is uncquallsd ard is all powerful
IN removing bilious and other complaints arising frt m
the derang mcnt oil the uimenary ducts, and in purny
the blood isceain the Of the delicate com
prints incident to emals grateful the TASTE aromatic tn
the SMELL and and AT the time gentle oper,
tcn vet ecarous that female ought to he whou, 40
great BOOM them its vonrrs Bile disco, b.r
over the have been Introduced, throughout the length aud
breadth oths wildly extended country have uniformly ara
invariably received the approval Of the public voice
As many oil the above enumerated diseases on i'm
percepbly and become far advanced in their progress be-
lore IT Is suspected that they exist in the system should
expect in such 10 be at relieved entirely bu
should continue the OF the pills for considerable length
OF time Full directions accompany each box for the u
of the pills in all those complaints Tor which they recon.
mcnded.
6 y Peters Pills f,r sale, wholesale and retail at N
York prices, BY all the Druggists in Richmond, Petersburg
and Norfolk.
For sale by DAVID II. LYMAN,
JOHN III SEAY,
Lynchburg, Va
And enquiry will be found in every and viii rs
in the State.
Dee. % wl2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-04

GoFToM'S Virginia sai Nurh Catylina Aims
u nae lor lslJ, b, The qruss. d zan single cpy
lor sale by PAYNE, GREGORY * Go.
Sprt = In
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F.2.nFL Il FLOUR y Tf.yOYyyx.
SEg'D

EA BBI.S. FAMILY FLOUR. fS,ons,,. h-,,d
wv IL or 10 bushels Of Timothy seed for sale hv
). q. l.. 6. McCLANAHAN
SEPT. 20
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- - g 4
tsllE nIs.fhcr having returned 10 Llnchbnfg. he
u will remain here lll The first Of November, during
which tne he viii pay very liberal ruces ior
Young Negroes
VI both sexes. Gentlemen who nave the above property
lot SALE would dn VEL 10 call on him pre- slous their
selling, as he Is determined mol 10 be under the Rich
mond market pflers, which rees are very hard to ob,
tain IN tins seetbG Of country.
can be fund at the Franklin Hotel. or al Messrs
Talbot D laners Auction aud Commission Store.
GEO. DAVIS.
Oe.7 "a
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sept. %

NiRiINtt :t court held for Bedford county, at the
ciurt-house the 2jth day OF Aurgus thousand
eight hunlrci and Tort y-toar:
GA the an Of Harvey $tien and Martha Frances his
wife formerly Martha France, Cramp, which said Martha
Frances before her ntermarriage with the said Harvey Sit
ten, the widow of Fandal Crump decd who died IN
testae II ordered that all persons having claims
of tie said Fendall Giunp, dee do exhibit
Bukett Gray the administrator Of the said decedcnt
f settlement before the fourth Monday November
neYti appearing that than two years have elapsed
since the qualification of the said administrator, and that
copy this order be published for eight week.
the ynchhurg Nrinan ~spaper, and posted at the door
of the house this county several days
A Copy-fesc,
Il. d. BUFORD, u. c.
Sept. %
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COMMISSIONING SAID.

eN virtue and in pursuance Of decree Of the circuit
- superior court of law and chancrry FIR Amherst
county pronounced on the 9Th of October lS4l in the
cnse OF t1bt. A. Smiley. plaintiff. and pizarro Edmunds
Christopher /. Estes and llalod 3d. Scott, desn-
danIs the undersigned, appointed commissioner for
that purpose will, On the fourth Monday In November
next, IN iheto"n OF Lovngston, and before the front
duor OF the courthouse IN said town. SELL the CHEST
bidder. lot cash. The BRICK BUILDING in SAID town
known as the Methodist Church
STERLING CLAIBORNE, Commissioner Sc.
Oct. II t25N
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TAILORING.
THON. IL: ~. NxkE; t.3ZSEEH

- As cslahised himself in I.ynchburg the crss
q a street, parallel with the Market House aud in
rear Of A. Cnuse's store. opposite Exchange Corner
where he viii carry the ,allJrng business in rs va
rous branches. Al work entrusted t. his shall DO
done promptly, IN the most fashionable style. lie IN
vies the attention ofhis irner customers, aud the pub
lie in general lor Share Of patronage.
Nam 30
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EO COACH MAX Ikss
k1nK ME-.

a PLANTATION near the Forest road, adilinino
1 u John Goode and W. II. Lowry. cunaininu 2 O .
TX /. 5. Of which from 30 10 co is in woods
The Improvements consist of good fencing aad new
hewed ieg house, and other houses Terms one
ha'' eash. balance aud years. longer time on tht
whole, purchase money bearing interest fran date.
WM NJ. buRWEI.L.
Liberty, Bed ford, Sept 2 "a
Tailor Shears and Points.
lust opened, aud for ,ale by
- II d. < w. a. RICHARDS.
Sept. - :,
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TO .S.EEsssEEES.

\ SUPPLY Of Hoy Skins, Morocco Skins, Web
bin- Bits, S,Irrups, Buckles Bosses aud variety
OF other Goods required by Soldiers inst opened and for
sale cheap H. b. * W. A. RICiiAHDS
Sept. 90 ,s
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Removal.
z. J. BURTON. Wholesale and Retail
dealer in staple and Fancy
ID ~ " e. @ % I'd &

la AS removed 10 the house Bunk Sqaa G. lately
n oceupledby MI. Charles Phelps as an Auction
Store. whore he Is prepared Ia exhibit splendid Stock
OF .NEJ FALL IND WINTER GOODS, en-
bracng all the STYLES of ladies' Dress Goods
such as Cashmerps, Grape DE Lanes. Paris keps Vel
vet DE LANES, fompedour Mouslns, black and figured
Silks. SC.
ALSO. q fine assortment of Clo,hs Cassimeres a..
Nesiings, Negroes, Clohing Blankets aud almost every
other article necessary 10 constitute complete assur-
meni, all which will be sold temp,insy low A call is
pe'uiiy solicited.
Oct Ia ia
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.TErfyfCUs Institute,

RNilF. next session OF the Aledhal destitute will com
meGce on the first q! The ensuing November and
continue ten months In this Institution all the branches
at complete Medical education taught. Especial
attention Is liven TO lhc pFacel departments saca as
Surgery and the PTac Ice Ut Medicine by and elm
zeal illustrations Chem'slry by experiments, and Anato-
my hy disSec,ons An abundant supply o the material
for the study OF PRACTICAL Auaomy, can always be had
during the proper
course in this institute will eniitle students
forward for graduation, after attending full
the Washington University of Baltimore, Of the best
Medical schOus in the Uninn.
The lee FIR full COURSE will be one hundred dollars,
payable IN advance Any number Of students wishing
10 in this inslitaie he accomno lated with board,
&c. n hotels and in private families, moderate
terms, H., III lis immediate vicinity.
The institute is located within half mile Of Prince
Edward Court House, mile of Hampden Sidney Col
eye. AID six miles from Farnville and in Neighbour
od lng distinguished for It's heallhness intelligence
and morality.
JOHN p. METTAUER, A. NJ. NJ. D.
FRANCIS J. MEFrAUFR, Jr. A. NM d.
Primo. Edward Court House. Sept. 2 Wild
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70 COT.V'TRs. .UEKc'i

70 COE.S'THE'. NE 40 FE.5.SIs.
ff'liE subscribers now receiving very large
stuck Of Hand Nate Cutlery Sc. aud earnestly So
lci a call from Merchants visiting our Market as they
arc determined 10 sell good bargains.
H. b. 4 W. A. RICHARDS
Sept. 10 Is
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EgE..ANEsS
FOR SALE ar THIS OFFICE.
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IitrRrooI. MhRHET, Oct. | ].
TosApcco. Our Tobacco market, though doll, lc~
mains steady and about 800 bids have ue, with buyers
this monih NJ previous rates. OF the new now samp.
Ing, The Western Is good, but tie Virginia only mid
dling.
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1T NBER.

ME Subscribers having purchased he LUM
l BIER ARD on Man street near the Bridge,
iofmer'Y occupied by McLeau a Rice. respectfully
INFORM the public Tint they are prepared al al times
Ia iurnisa oil kIaa- q PINE LUMBER on the most
favorable terms Tor ea.h.
Attached a. his ward is an excellent planning ma
fhfhe nheh VI he cansiaHtlv supplied with u5r.
nd f'ar'ng 'seathfr harding c,iHr s.. winch i, N
ne soa In eash as 10" rs atanv place ia The Wes.
'cfn ea1nfv All orders thankfully received an
ffsnfaf attended 10 /. $ ROOT = %
Wheeling. August lift
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Henry. scou and Clarke. COMMENTARIES,
FAMILY BIBLES various h,ndings)
POCKET do do.
POLYGLOFr BIBLES Large q Pocket editions
TESTAMENTS Large and Pocket edrion.'l
LYNN BOOKS Presbyterian, Methodist 4 Baptist
SELECT MELODIES;
COMMON PRAYER BOOKS tvafions bindInes1
WATSON'S BIBLICAL DICTIONARY.
D. THEOI OGlCAI INSTITUTES
BI<NYAN'S PILGRIMS PROGRESS,
Da HOLY WAR;
BuRnER'S VILLAGE SERMONS,
MASoN'S Sell KNOWLEDGE,
JAYS FAMILY PRAYERS
WlLBERFoRCE'S FAMILY PRAYERS;
NOVrM TFsrAMEN Gr~cum and le'ieon'
LFMPRlERF's CLASSICAL DICTIONARY;
ANfHONS C5essr. Horace, Cicetn, Snllnsi. NifF l.
Greek Reader. LAIN Lessons. GREEK GRAM
MAR and CLASSICAL DICTIONARY
United States DfSPENSATORY. by Wood & Baehe;
Cfopats SURGICAL DICTIONARY;
Hooper. MEDICAL do;
Pnnco.l'. wlSTAR's ANATOMY;
Listens PRACTICAL SURGERY,
ARNSTRoNG's PRACTICE
EBFRLES PRACTICE.
fBrRLEs THERAPEUTICS,
EBERLE on CHlIBREN,l
MFIG'S MIDWIFERY,
DEVICES do;
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CNMSToCk'S PHYSIOLOGY,
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DAVIES ALGEBRA,
HISTORIA SACRI,
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JOHN FISHER, agent
DDDNSRInnRS 3 SIAE1OIAl
No. 1873 Main street.
WHEELING, VA

the hueHton OF hs Old
II received rom me
Medical. lux Miscellaneous bgk A.o bihA b'A' 4
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NNHA WILL YOU DELAY Anu s4her
Wv the wet unhealthy weather 10 knit d
dI sease ia yoUr system, that Is certain to carry
Won 10 an uninely enyel Has not experience
taught Yoa' Has not ocular proofs convinced
yau that Consumption IS certain death to all
whom It may encounter when left until late
peIod}
THEN WHY WILL YOU DELAY
Procuring remedy in due season, and arrest
the progress Of that feI desroyerl Cold,
which suon terminates IN Coughing, whereby
soreness Of ihs Threat and inflammation OF the
Mucas Membrane Of tie Bronchl is produced.
and the Lungs rendered open 10 disease. Thus
persons suffer themselves to procrastiHate until
death looks in al their door, when will they begin
Ia hs concerned about their health, when IN all
probability It's too late. May all who have a
cod take une'Y warning and get nd oil II as
soon "a possible.
Or Dnncans EKpeeiorant Remedy. stands
before the public tested by thousands and daily
used in almost every family throughout the ] #
ierent States for diseases OF
TIE CHEST AND LUNGS
The vast amount sci! IN this city, and that 10
50 many persons who come back and Obtain II
by the half dozen bottles is surici4n, evidence
Of is wonderful efficacy
Cal upon b & r b MARSH,
n3N = Wheeling
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a #aH ST s. Monroe ~f-.
Ht..ae. IH
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IN AND >HIEr IRON WIZ.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-01-19
David SpamGler. EsG.

by reference 10 The proceedings o
The Convention, given al length in our
columns, it will be seen, that DAVE
SPAEGLER, ESQ of Coshocton county,,
has received the nomination of the
Wings Of Ohio, for Governor. Some
acquaintance with Mr.. SPANGLER ena-
bIes US 10 speak OF him with confidence
and while we could have gwen our
humble support, with equal zeal, to Ell
lher OF the other gentlemen whose
names were before the Convention. in
connection with the office, we are free
TO say, that in our judgment, q better
domination could not we'll have been
made. Mr. SpaOgler, we should sup
pose, is about forty five years Of age, Of
unblemished reputation and high order
of talents. lie is decidedly popular
wherever be is known; end, among his
numerous Ocquainances. he has ever
been admired for his g0od sense, excel
lent wit and gentlemanIy bearing. As
an srgumentatIve and accomplished pub
lie spesker, he has few superiors in
Ohio; and, take him all in all, he is lust
such a man as good citizen who loves
his State, would desire to give a vote
Tor Governor. or Mr. SpangIor's popu.
Iarlty our readers may Judge from the
fact, that, although an unlnching Wing,
he was twice elected 10 Congress from
his district, OF lime when the Jackson
party had large ma jointly in every
county composing that district. In short,
he has never been beaten before the
people; and, if the Wings do their duty,
he never will be beaten. PUSH ON
YOUR COLUMN, THEN, FOR SPAN,
GLER!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-01-19
FBOWriass NRiHi Burnt,

We regret TO announce, that the -four
ing mill one mile and a half east of
this pIs ce, owned by Mr.. John Patter-
son, was on Friday morning last, en-
tlrely consumed by FIRE! At the time
The FIRE commenced, there was no per-
son in the mill but it is believed to have
been communicated by a spark from a
stove in which, as usual fire had been
kindIed on that morning When the
mill was first discovered 10 be on FIRE.
the fame had become SO general as to
defy every effort 10 stay its ravages -
This property, as we are informed. cost
Mr.. Patterson between 1000 and 49, :
600; and, what is most to be regretted,
it constituted about all he was worth
In his misfortune our fellow citizen, we
know, has the deep sympathy Of all his
neighbors. Sympathy, however, will
not sustain him and his family in this,
their hour trial. 1t is the duty of every
man who has The means, TO contribute
literally to the relief of the unfortunate; ;
and we ere happy 10 say, that measures
have been taken by citizens Of this place
and vicnIty,lo advise the good people
OF the country generally, Of Mr.. Patler.
sons destitute and depressed condition.
We are quite sure that the IlberaIity OF
this community viii be demonstrated,
as the occasion requires.
0%FSee the proceedings ofa meeting,
in another column.