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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-27

With some papers, as with some men,
falsehood seems to be the rule, and truth
the accidental exception. The Hartford
Times, democratic paper, in an editorial
a few days previous to the election, writ
ten in anticipation of a general attempt by
the heads of the manufacturing establish
ments to control the votes of the opera
tives in their employ, stated to the latter
that they had the privilege Of "doubling ur
their tickets, meaning thereby that they had
a right to vote folded up ticket instead
Of an open one. The article fell into the
hands Of some distant wing editor-an UNI
mitigated scoundrel-who took it in hands,
struck out the word sup" and then, ac-
companied by appropriate comments, pre-
scented it to his readers in such shape as
to leave the impression that the Times
had deliberately recommended to the cleo
tors to vote ssdouble'' or t.ro tickets! The
wing papers eagerly seized the paragraph,
and it has had general run through these
special vehicles of truth and decency.-
Tie Times, as soon as it discov cred the
fraud. openly exposed and denounced il;
and some of the papers in which it made
its appearance, we are glad to perceive,
have had sufficient honesty to publish the
explanation. Others, however, continue
to allude to the 'double voting recon-
mended BY the Hartford Times; and among
these, as might be expected, is the Bur
lington Hawkeye. Can it be possible
that the editor has not seen the exposition
to which we allude? If he has, and still
continues to retail falsehood at the ex.
pense Of truth, all we have to say is that
his practices but sadly illustrate his pro-
fessions.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-27

Mr.. Mas, Iof1C Connecticut, who for some
time pazt has been lahoring under mental
alteration, has taken his seat in the Senate.
~ a7The nainity for convention in Wa
pello and KskekosA coanGies j 252. u
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-27

Hon. WILLIAM R. KIrc, Of Alabama,
has been appointed by the President, with
the unanimous appreciation of the Senate
Minister to France. The appointment o.
Col. King will be well received by the
country He! is a1gentlenan oftalents and
experience, and is known to possess great
holiness Of patriotism and purity Of chasae-
ter. In the hands Of such menss King and
Calhoun tlelhonor Of the country Is safe.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-27
Sum total,

yum OOeoA, % VOtcSs
Necessary for the ratification "a, which
allows for the possible falling off Of Penn
sylvania, and leaves still two votes to spare.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-27

MAIsE.-Ata 81 ecial electionfor amem-
Der Of Congress in The Hancock district,
Maine, CARr, the Democratic candidate
was elected BY ahandssue majority.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-27

. Ian early blow. up in the cabinet It
Washington is predicted. Mr.. Nrrsos,
The Attorney General, win be compelled
to retire. Spencer is also said to be in
danger. h
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-27

1.-the river IS now higher than i he's
been. sinoe 1853. In many places It has
everrun it, banks, md Of course has done
not little injury. ts
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-27

Mr.. Clarkc:-The following is the vote for
President taken on board the steam boat New
Brazil, from St. Louis to Galena, Apnl "a, 1874.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-23
Milton. n. G., Feb 81, la4i. si-wtds

,IEiIC SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY UNDER a
L DEED OF TRUsT-ln pursuance ot The provlslohs OF
nd If rust executed 10 subscribers by William e. Nelson,
IA nv recorded in The Clerks Office of Louisa County Court
IT,, i nm THURSDAY, the 10th day Of May next at the late
of the said VIM Nsson in the county of Louisa near
e Victoria Furn oer for sale TO the highest bidder pun
ncon All that Tract parcel Of Land whereon the said VIII
-, q Ncsnn lived and died, containing hundred and
Cur more or less snated Contrary creek adjoining the
- nj Thnmas Nelson John Hancock and others, together
b ,be wafer lis; and M with all the fixtures and i'm
IN The said Mills any belonging pertanng
nd also the following personal property TO witt Tom sam and
Nicaah negro men, Polly woman, ana muao woman,
increase since the date said deed Also the following
10 which the William c. Nelson was entitled Tor ana
the remainder Of the life Of Mrs Frances Young, OF sad
10 witt Nancy Harriet, women ami Danel BOY;
last named three the said William g. Nelson also
the reycrsionary Thomas Peers Aso nine head
Horses three vokes of Oxen Gu and three Cows Also,
thirty mr. forty Hogs two good Wagons four OK Carts three
Horse Carts Carrya nre Beds and their Furniture ana
% ReJsteads: all the Chairs Tables, and other Household
E",nre one Whea; Fam sundry Axes and all other Pana-
op Inducements all conveyed by said deed The ems OF the
IL f the Real Estate credit nf and TWO years ny
purchaser purchasers TO give bonds win
nroved nersona security hear interest from the day OF sa
ri m. title To be Withheld Till the purchase money iuy pail
IN, the persona credit OF twelve months tr
rive bond, with approved security The lands VIII D-
d entire AS NAV he deemed advisable on the day oil
& The above mentioned property valuable, especially
tho Mill praperty bein. situated within few miles o the Louisa
aoad in fine 6oDtry and III adnllon 10 saving,
and rindnr com the Mill well fixed for the manufacture Of
The the land excellent ana the lana
good farming quality They will convey such title as vested
in Ihem by said deed which is believed TO be good
5IaY aSs {. COLEMAN, Trustees
ln5-w5wt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-23

MEDICAL INSTITUTE, IN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
IN The subscriber the following scheme for private
Medical Instruction. respectfully oc the counenance
the Members of Profession. The Of instruction will
embrace Junior and Senior Yeareach Of which will
Session April l5th and terminate September
March LIST.
The fee for the embracing Summer and Winter Session,
~ IN adranee For either Session separately, $40 adrance
The exercises of the Institute will consist of Lectures, Reca-
0s and examinations the several branches of Medicine
ARRANGEMENT OF STUDIES.
JUNIOR YEAR-Summer Session.Specia Anatomy; Special
ing osy MateIia Medca, and therapeutics; Chemistry
H"siScn-To the Summer Studies will be added Surgical
anatomy surgery Theoretical and Practically Theory and Prac
ice Of Medicine Midwifery.
stNtbR YEAR ou-Ceneral Anatomy Prin-
es Of Pathology Pathological Anatomy General Physiology
alseuaon; Medical Jursprudence Hnr Session.-Review
" all the Studies Of the Junior and Senior years.
10 addition above the Student will have access all
lines The Medical and Surgical under in the
Ams House. College Inirmary aud Penentiay, aoding him
ample opportunity OF obtaining practical information, and testing
observation the accuracy the principles which being
.u,catsd. Address AUG. l.. WARNER, NJ. d.
Richmond, April 9Th, 1874 lo7-6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-23
TWO TRACTS OF FIRST RATE I.AND IL AMELIA

THESE lands lie remarkably well, anhmuch Of them South
exposure. They in good farming condition, twril
fenced and draned.l They lie ~ miles due West om Rich
mnni and between - 80 miles from Petersburg, and rhoui
three quarters Of mile from each other. The tract which
live 456 On this tract il good dwtin. house
81 feet by - good repair other houses Kitchen noS house
hone, good HOUSES large ganary barns.
Them situated Ia have wheat tehn- machine by
and stable; also tobacco all ~ which
good pair The other tract contains 800 There Is
cversers hose hoGse - feet hy IT, good
house and cecnt tobacco harms 81 feet by "a ncpnned
with ockthee also in good repair On these lands there
sufficient timber 10 Keep rm up fo generations 10 come ana
unusually well waered and very conveniently Each
place is considered healthy situation in virginia
would price would he taken for each for BOTH
hut know thai persons who would buy must first them he
they their Terms will be LIBERAL
fore purchasers respectfully invited to come and examine for
themselves. JOHN ST. CLAIR.
a. b. Purchasers referred Mr. William Skpwith, ST.,
John ". NasL and William s. Archer, Esqs.
Nl-ilg lO7-WlW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-23
April

VALUABLE MANUFACTURING PROPERTY FOR ALE:
VIII be sold To the highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY, the
hay 1874 that valuable property in the town OF Mton
Carolina belonging 10 tile Milton manufacturing Conpa-
Isl The Cotton Factory Building, and all the Machinery
H. The building, which is nearly
of brick is 81 feet long by 10 feet wie four stories heh
and resting and costly r"n stone iulndaon
IN. whole buIag constructed in the hest style of workman
ship best materials and IL covered with metal roo
THE Machinery Messrs Rogers, ke.cum nd rosven
or of Paterson New Jersey in their best style, and on the most
modern plan,) Is also nearly new, anu Ill eSeceht o'"e'
- cards Pickers Speeders Drawing Ffancs Raj road
Heads Frames containing 272 Warp Spndrs, Frames
81 Loans | Dressing Frame, Warping Frame, Lathe and
Tools SC all the various Geerng Machinery and
pnrtenances necessary 10 operate the same. 49,
The t;rist and Saw Mills and Cotton Gln The 6rst Ml
wooden building, "a feet long by 30 wide three stories high
and bt of excellent materials contains Two pair OF Burr
stone. wheat and Of Cologne Stones Tor cowit
all the usual machinery anh apnenancrs belonging 10 large
~ mills The Saw Mill adjoining the Grst Mill
nJ m for Saws. Both OF the Mills have an ex
All those Mills viz Cotton Grist and Saw Mills and the
Cation Gin driven by water power belonging To the Compa
which believed 10 be equal To this section Z"
country. . p,,; ,,;, -u,h,. ,o,, :,
lid IN each fer families live in Whose members are
n,ovcd in The cstabiishment-neay a Of which have been
I'd bn yeafsn addition To which, there Is sum
rc NJ unoccupied ground belonging TO the premises on winch
- o,.ct ~ such houses may lie needed
A. II 10 ptesneI person would purchase such Vaua
M nroner,y personal examinations further descrip
ion deemed unnecessary; and The Directors or agent oil the
omnany will At tines with pleasure, show the property Ia
,hnss who wish 10 purchase give any Information wDcf
% will be sold credit OF one, two three
, and five years-eqna plymenisand the whole to bear IN
.e. year from tile day OF SALE Ihe TILE 10 sne ABOVE
property unquesiionabie, r.
J. WILSON, Agent, NJ. NJ. Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-23

S,TaR OF THE EAST OR YOUNG TELEMACHuS.-Ih,s
beautiful and finely finished iiuIse-Perhaps me hand
ss, IN America the pnres Stock on eah-w, s,anu
s .n.nnp season nj Diana Mills Chambers Mills at Mr. Johh
s- or house, Mr. Ro Bolinss M CARA
Cumberland Court-house, Trenton, New Canton, &c &c
For Pedigree hanibls, as soon as they can DC p'o
llh appearance bespeaks his blood. ,,,
What is extraordinary in this young horse ne mas the
s SETON of the old rrlemachusnow more ceeDraen LOT
m add and harness than other Horses OF inns OF
sG' other age. Ivy Inc AGENT !" - % poNTaINE
llQ-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-23
Meckicnbnrg. March &c.

VALUABLE ESTATE on JAMES RIVER FOR SALE
iy virtue of Deed Of Trust bearing date dag
March, lsli to secure The payment of s000, viii SELL
;c auction, on the PREMISES the highest bidder WEDNE
DA the list ut May all That Tract of Land Surry
y, Virginia, known Bacons il other
improvements, together with all the cae property
on consisting o horses mules sheep, cows finder,
large stock ol Farming Utensils lately from North,
Lighters, Axes Household and Kitchen Furniture Pie
James river that viii uld 200 cords wood
time OF ten good hired by tic present
year 1874.
The above named property consists Of $40 Of land, 500
being Cleared and $50 wooded the balance being swamp
old field pines of young growth situated Chpoaks
aboa three miles from It's mouth, James nayigabe
large lighters To pier head the river which wood choor
come with facility, and which has been used for past
year Tor the purpose sending of wood the
seven miles from Suy Court house; and twelve from ihr village
Of Smhheli with Store and Post Office the land There
an abundance of good mari Of the anton that
has been freely used during There
fine Springs feeding Mil Pond and certain
supply Of water, with Grs Mill. Corn, and
III The gronnd and the hands tat pitched the
viii be hired out for the Of the About 900 wood
md have been principal cleared Of their pine growth and coald
easily he brought under cultivation. The house the plantation
IL Of brick large and comfortable. Fences and and
buildings al IN good order There wheat lhresher,
Gutter, &c, &c
The sale VIII he partly for cash. with liberal credit Exact
inquiries addressed post paid = OSuvaa acons
tie, Surry comfy, shall he answered.
(Sirned.l TAZEWELL TAYLOR.
tf.,.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-23

III sold on WEDNESDAY, the ls day Of May next,
Of mchr Sophia Snead all the personal property
which She Of her DEATH consisting
Of Bacon Corn Fodder Horses Mules Cows Sheep, Hogs
excellent Wagon, tumhe Cart the Farming Utensils and MI
the Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting of the usual
retv.
TrRns-A credit of four months will be given all of
ten dollars and over and under cash.
va THE LEGATEES.
Al the same time and place. will he Sold
three tracts Of Land each Of which would
comfortable small farm, containing 1891 adjoining The
,nds IF NJ another containing
Joining the lands formerly the Rocky Mill trac of a. w Solr
inc and others and the other containing 43 adjoining the
lands of John Harlow and Others.
These lands will be sold by as Commissioners acting under
order Circuit Superior Cour, Law and
of the county Hanover belong
inn N The estate of our deceased father Robert Snead
Truw.One third cash. and the balance in equal annual
instalme nts, to satisfactorily secured
JESSE SNEAD, c.;;.,
EDWIN SSEAD, |omiissiohc'S.
ny Any information will be given by either John Edwin
Snead -
April - ioo-ths
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-23
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RPD ROOT AGAIN

RED BOOT AGAIN
No Main Street. opposite the end Of the Old Market.
Ell me once more remind the citizens of Richmond of all
IL classes Especially the ladies' that this is the cheapest Boot
end Shoe Store in this city South of the Potomac.
NV stock large competebeng selected by myself OF The
manufacturers. do all who may favor me with call that
sbaI spare no pans To give general satisfaction have first
rate assortment Ladies' Boots, Shoes Slippers Caters Halt
Caters Bskjns Also general assortment Of Chldres
and Infants Boots of all knds-ocether with
en-ns Boots Shoes Pumps and Gaiters all of which VIII he
soll low for Cash only. Call aud see for yourselves.
' 5. A. SMITH.
r. s First rate backing only five cents per box.
Richmond 18th March, 1874. lOO-wu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-23

~ Richard T. Puyear bearing date the November, lsiJ,
AMI duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of Mcchcnbg, will be
sold tn The highest bidder Chr>asrie Mecklcnhus
~ virginia. on Wednesday, the Isl day Of May, lsii from
htee Scy slaves mostly House Servants S-amsress
e., them, the best Wagone in this section Of
country, and good Carentcrte remainder Of his Stock Of or
sts Cattle Sheep and Hogs Riding Carriage Wagons, Carts,
&C. together with large quantity of Household Kitchen
Furniture, Including twenty thirty Beds and Furniture.
Terms on the day Of safe Acting Trustees shall only
convey such title ais vested in said deed and believed
good. RIt'uD RUSSELL,
WIN. TOWERS, Trustees
J. w. JEFFRESS,
Meckcnbnrg. March &C. lh2-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-23

T'EN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber
living in county OF Fluvanna, the Rsanna Iver
miles Columbia the 9th instant my Negro
Man COSTLY six feet high upwards large, square
butt eye and believed to be on his
chn high cheek bones speaks tocaby slow
when spoken believed between fifty and fifty five years
Old lie was by the sale of F. B Deane at Bear
Garden Buckingham county He supposed be lurking about
cartersv New Canton Lynchbug he has
and relations In and about those places eneavo
free papers, and his escape some
he taken within the state, will reward
cued Jail that get him again, delivered
my paniaon if taken without secured
/ get him again, will give twenty-five dollars
HENRY w. WOOD
April % Ill-1t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-23

TNIoN LEVEL FOR SAI.E--By virtue or Deed of Trust,
executed by Alexander Dotch, and duly recorded in the
Coniy Court o Mrcklrug hearing date the 9Th day Of May,
s3 viii be Sold 10 The highest bidder, the Premises the
the Tract which DorIch
county Aecklenhrrs,
stage roa leading from Bced Ia Milton, ~ e containing ~.
80 of which standing
heavily ,nhrrcd, and Is productive wheat
the staple crops 81 The country which said
The and comfortable
dwelling house. continuing eight and large dry cellar,
used dining together with every necessary house,
tobacco barns, stables cribs carriage house.
house the West end of this good
<ni' shop, lumber house. also comfortable dwell
nr with stables crlh and houses,
aud known Ly the Of Union Level is believed 10 r
one Of in This part Virginia for busnessfrom
la of goods he sold annually, advan
a.e This twelve miles Northeast from Boyon and
Randolph Macon College. The situation Is beautiful aud
hea;hy Virginia. Persons wishing purchase would do
w.ll 10 examine before the day Of sale.
third cash. and and two credit the
balance satisfactorily II Preferred the Tract will he d
purchasers The title is undoubtedly acting 1rs
tees, we will convey such only is vested in us.
ISAAC HOLMES, lr,,...
ARCHER HAYES i'"S''es
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-23

powHATAN HOUSE, RrcmMosp, F,-The subscriber mas
s.n possession (fr years. Of this House. ana WI
e,o1 II in manner which he hopes will enile u 10 me pat
O; the public. -. ~. - n,as,s Al,
me t""na'ih 7'"o'''' ln6-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-23
HOOKER y OSBORN.

IIAvING associated with them in the Coach Business Mr.
George w Cox would respectfully inform their TRENDS
he friends of Mr. Cox the public generally, that they intend
constantly hand assortment of Northern and hc
Carriages all of their own manufacture our
and warranted TO equal work in the country Mr.
Hooker will supentend The business OF haoker ooan' a.
we may have occasion TO order. -,
We a,trr from the advantages possess that
we shall be able TO offer as good if not the best assortment ever
offered in tins MARKET which will sell al prices to suit the
hand Carya Wagons together with an assortment Of Coach Ma
leas and Harness hounngs consisting IN part OF Axes'
Fnyes Tasas and Tufts Hames, Hooks, Terrets, Buckles
&c, &c, which vii! sell low -, , 80
u mi ,ue u,I'' $780, ~ ' HENRY HOOKER,
hieh"ohu' ''s" JOHN J. OSBORN,
-, n &c ., ,,r GEO. w. cox.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-23
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. TUESDAY, APRIL D. 1914.
SALE OF THE REAL ESTATE OF nANKRurrs

70 - 4 >.
t1bhs AZ 10 an order of the of the United
.e District Of Virginia. made The Ism day of No
60 shai SELL at public the highest bidder,
ha Estate mentioned in the schedules of persons who have
ofe bankfupts their petition where The
does MOI appear h. the under any deed trust
other ncunarance, u wii:
III e case at Joseph T. Lyon, his remaining in Lots
20 u - IN .urdspile Buckingham county Virginia. wit:
" o NO stated he lO5 feet square, aud fronting
pa. uee near Wareouse-and the half of three uurtns of
in' 40 =, fronting Cross street, Ware. loIse.
~ Tue case OF George Goodwyn House and
io III bsihei purchased of Thomas iItyand pursuance
" ah 1i,et OF the SAID Count made the 18th day Of March,
Isi sha sell al public auction, the price that
so io M sane IN ready money silver Wa'ch surrendered
NY Johh hnetree, for the hcneit % llis
Ne ano'e property will be sold follows, to wit: The Real
e' M cash, unless The of saI be hum
bred dollars or and, purchase FIR more Than
hnnuea collars win be sold COR onr-thd cash. nne-tr sA
months, ana one-ihitd at twelve the day of
M conveyance will he made 10 the purchaser until the whole
onty shall he paid and directed by the
'ou-ann e watch viii be- sold for cash. The sale viii
eace in front Of The Court Room of The United States Court
saturday. Tie 9Th of April this month"; 10 O'clock A.
NJ EDii'yD CIIPISTIAN General assuner
April ~ - Ioa-,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-23
April l6
JOHN II. TERRELL.

IYSANDER HORD. JOHN H. TERRELL,
Frankfurt. ky. - Saldyd co.. Rg
The undersigned will Jointly undertake the Agency the
of suits recovery of Lands owned by
sden.s in Kentucky, and will give particular attention tile in
CATION Land in the District sci apart to the Off
cers and soldiers the Virginia Continental H.
ord Attorney at Law resides in Frankfort Kentucky, where
he has n, all times the public offices of Tie Sta and j.
NJ Terrell resides in Ballard county, Kentucky West Of the Ten
nessce river and extensive knowledge Of the land titles
i'm that section of the State.
ANY communication, addressed either Of hem post paid,
will receive Immediate attention. 1880
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-23

VIRGINIA CONVENTION, 1923 81. w. RANDOLPH 4
Co have for sale Proceedings md Debates Of the Virginia
sa,s Of which are subJoined the new
Constitution OF Virginia and the votes Of the people - .
Feb. IL VI"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-23
NEW ESTABLISHMENT
CHINA HALL-RlCHMOND, VA.

Wilma H.tL1-NtShhoiND, 90.
Tg1E subscriber Of the late firms Of Allison Natt ana
William Allison Co, informs friends, the customers
Of the late concerns of Allison Wat aud William Allison
Co. public generally, that lie has taken the large ana
COMMISSIONS new street, door below Messrs
van-Iew Smith Co., and two doors above Mess Webb Ba-
aud is expecting, via Liverpool direct from thr
Manufacturers by arrival, his Spring Supplies of EARIii-
ENWARE AND CHINA, and by fret arrivals fom Boston,
from the Manufactures his assortment of GLASSWARE EN-
varieties, kinds and understanding him to OF
stock aud styles and patterns 10 his friends
the generally, who particularly invited to call ana
examine his goods aud prices Being new besinne his maxim
will he, small profits and quick sales.
Country Merchants going North, will do well TO examine his
assortment every nucement will he offered To retain in Old
Virginia her circulating medium
Stone Ware packed at Manufacturers prices
Feb. SE-w:m HUGH a. WATT.