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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23
F.f.v'CH and STAPLE
Sill Il Il 90 DS.
UHLLlMS. RANKIN 8. PEN.NL,L4.N,
No. 90 WILLIAM STREET,

ULLLLhS, RLNhLN g. PEN.NLM.4.N,
No, 90 WILLIAM STREET.
CORNER OF CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK.
"OULD call the attention OF Merchants visiting
w New York for their Fall supplies TO their exten,
slve assortment ot entirely
NEW STYLES FALL GOODS.
To their ordinary stock which comprises full and ge-
neral variety Of Staple and Fancy Silk Goods, they have
been making large additions Of ENTIRELY NEW
STYLES, expressly adapted TO the season.
From the facilities which they possess in the purchase
of Goods at the very lowest prlces-eir unrvalled and
very extensive assortmenthey feel assured that il will
be IN their power to offer extraordinary inducements
purchasers who desire and deserve TO buy the very
best terms, and they determined to spare pains
to make II for the interest isuch to make their selections
from their stock. In
DRESS GOODS
they can show great range of styles, in Rich Printed
ashmtre DEcosse, of latest Paris patterns; Tiesans
Grape DE LANES. Muslin DE LANES Of PARIS style
never before offered.
Alpaccas, l,ombazines Black and Blue Silk, low and
high priced.
Sil.kS-Cameleon Brocade Silks; Cameleon Brooch
Striped Silks; Plain and Satin Striped Hellenic mes
Black and Blue Black Satin Striped aud Brocade igur
d Silks; Satin Striped Gros Cranes; Black and Blue
Black Gros de Swiss; Italian Lusrngs Clos lie Rhei ms
Gros dAques Black and Blue Black Saiins: Plain auc
Figured Satns. Also
MILLINERY GOODS in great variety, compri
sing Bonnet Silks and Satins of entirely new styles Bon
ue' an" y aP Rlooons, Tcli all patterns new designs
Bonnet Vevets plain coprs. black and blue black fgur
ed, shaded, PLAID; cut and uncut.
LACES.
Cap l.aces in great variety, of new and elegant pat
terms; Trimming Laces and Lace Edgngs, black an,
white; Silk. Lsle. Gupure, Mechin, Brussels, SC.
Thread Laces and Edgngs, French, German an,
English.
| SHAWIS.
Rich Cashmere aud Broche Long and Square Sha Nv Is
rhbet Muslin de Lame, kabyle Plaid Woolleu, Net,
&c. Sc.
| SILK StAWLS-Dark Cameleon, Satin Striped
figured, sc.
GLOVES AND MIrTS,
In every variety for Gentlemen, Ladies, and Misses
Nd OF the most approved manufacture, Buck, Merno
Woollen. Silk. Lace, Fllei, Egyptian, Iadia Rubber
&c.
Their stock will be found to comprise full assert
'neht OF all the various small lies needed and they
vite the attention OF Buyers, with the fullest contde nee
'ha they can supp every want In their line.
New York. AngS 3mf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23
NO HUM BUG.
1T OST .l.V.D UNDER.

INIlE SUBSCRIBER finding it necessary that he
l. should close his presen, business before the
first day Of October next will now offer to the public his
stock Of
X.7RD WIRE
at great sacrifice. Hardware dealers particularly
invited to call and examine his prices as the stock will
be sold either in whole part, such as cans
not fail 70 give satisfaction. Mechanics will do well to
examine his stock of
which can be bought prices greatly beo,c wha, is TO
be found in this market. We would especially call aten
ton to our assortment of moulding Planes. Sc.
All persons indebted To are requested to make pay-
ment On or befne the first September or our accounts.
bonds &c will be put IN other hands for collection
+. S. MILLER, Agent,
for JNo. WILLS , ~
and j. Il. DAVIS, { i'us'ees'
July 25 On if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23
Large Arrival Of Books.
RURNEr'S History of the Reformation,
- Dwight's Theology,

RURNET'S History ofihe Reformation,
= Dwghl's Theology,
llafe's Sermons,
kipp's double witness Of the Church.
Archbishop's Legh,on's works,
Chalmers Sermons,
Wilson on Confirmation,
Dehon on do.
Bedell on do.
Hopkins on the British, Reformation,
Iathrop's Lectures 10 Young Men,
The Clergyrnans Companion, by Bishop Hobart.
Watson On the Prayer Book,
What is The Church Of Christ
buds, blossoms aud Fruit of the Church,
Bnnyan's Pilgrims Progress splendid edition,
Annals Of the Persecution In Scotland,
PuseyiIo Eplscopacy.
Leievres Modern Architecture,
BenIaInln's Builders Guide,
kendaPs Santa Fe Expedilion
Democracy IN America, &c. Sc. &c.
PAYNE, GREGORY & CO.
July Is is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23
TRADE OF NEW oRLEANs.-We

|
hfiei summary, IN our last the operation OF the
ioreign aud domestic Trade o New Orleans for the veal
ending on 'he lsI Instant rs sci forth in the Annual
Statement u the New Orleans Price Current From
The same papor we copy the following Interesting sta
'scs respecting Of the leading items Of The trade
Of that city
1obSeeo.-Rcspeeiing this article The Price Current
says
The liable IN our last annun report showed the re-
coipls Of Iobacco during The preccdinr Twelve monbs
10 have been % 5tQ hhds- The exoorts in DE same
time 1881 bids and the stock On hand ON the 3Isi
August 0el3) 4el3 hhds Al the beginning of he
past The estimates Of the crop generally fanged
from W, o0O To 100000 lhds.. aud tho market was
IN some degree perhaps, affected by these estimates but
by reference In our Table Of Imports il will be seen
thai the receipts oi this port reach only 81 1876 hhds
As Ia The portion oil The crop still retained on hand in
The interior we have no means Of arriving at correct
estimate but presume from all We can learn that III.
quantity kept back Is not much any, greater than usu
al.
Our gross receipts Of Tobacco during the season ns
stated above amount 10 so d34 hhds Of which accorJ
ing 10 the most authentic data we can obtain about -
ooo hhus, were put up IN form OF Strips, The in
spectons during the year amount To about AZ 1862 hhds
ana the actual stock now baud Is $50 hhds vary
ing but little from the quantity remaining in The CITY n,
Inc commencement OF The season. OF the previous
crop From these data 1t will be seen thai some % -
wv mus OF ieil as our receipts have been forwarded
without having been offered Tor sale in this mark,, :
OF the returns ol The quantity Inspected we have 10
acknow ledge our Indebtedness to The pfi,ncss Of ,ho
Tobacco Inspectors " WV
The accounts from the Tobacco moduc inc districts
ia renar, 10 the gr,,wiug cr,n nre =, nsna
coniradctory-in some sections The c,ns NJ. sal :,
look very we'll while FINN other im,,,,,n, no,,'n "
country there are serious compln,n,s IN ans.n,,n"a "
unreasonable weather Ma es,,m,,o ,h.ror'i '.n.e W
.orned al this early perind ave, ,n,,,,o,' Va" w
RICHNESS As Ia The extent nf ,he c,hLn,'.' w wv
we shall a,,emp, onnr Grbo, ,han ~ ,,oP a'o
is reasonable prosnec, If o,r rc,o;n. a. ,' '"e,'
rsa.bn,, IN l,, ,hn Wv, ie'.'Ps d, "iis por
tber during the remainder Of the seas, n,oye I
orally favorable e
| The Cotton Crop.-The Nav o,,o.,s "a H.. !,
inst, in ITS re,ie. ohsino mn IN, ,oar y, 'o 20
ton crop r '>''' '"''o VI ''e 'o'
| The accounts from every sec,ion If tho co,,o,
growing feoion all cnncu, IN ,:r,,san " we 'o''o
promising in each min, of y,ew ho,. y, "s ''op
y aud quantity. besides beny far mora aJy,nnsd4 '
was ever before known, in sGppor Of which wo aS
only IN s,,e,h,, ,hs ,a,a,, U, Mn'en we nav
amount 10 5si3 bales. ayainst 0ol las, r.a ,1as ,,
wear before. and alas lsiI ,rha '' year, i'Hs w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23
HATS HATS HATs!!!

~ THE Subscriber has on hand and +,
constantly manufacturing. a, his old stand,
an extensive assortment Of Hats of every va
rieiy, and of the latest fashions
lie soc'is a call from his friends, customers and
the public generally. to whom he pledges himself as
here'oiore that in pon, of beauty and durability, his
HATS cannot be excel'ed such in wan, Of articles
IN his line. would do well to give him call before
purchasing esew here, he is determined 10 sell very
low for cash JACOB RUMROIJCU
N B.-The pressure of the times constrans him to
urgently request all those indebted 10 him as agent to
call and settle their accounts.
May 81 .,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23
NO TzCE1

WISH to sell the Tract Of Land on which now re-
side, s.uaied'in the county Of Piusylvsnia, maedi-
asely on the main road leading by Wards Bridge to
Lynchbutg. containing 1000 .lCla rs; portion Of
which Is open sndin fne of Improvement the bal
ancs well tuhesed and lies WE'LL with splendid TAV-
ERN HOUSE, large and roomy, well arranged, built
expressly fr Tssern keeping with good Stables. fine
Ice 'nss. and all sher necessary houses attached
Persons wshn. 10 yutcase such properly will do well
~ cosDe and see. EDWARD LiNfHlClM
Any.I5 3,n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23

'Hr Cay's Letter 10 Blair.-Tb; letter. which mo
=. "s, nave praied 50 meeh about, may now b ~
.an" "."on". Benz. w. Leigh. Esq. has an ,se,
vl ".'"o Ill show i, to any retsen VINO "''
49, II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23

=, w Dr. Benz Francisco. formerly prominent L0''
oco !" Louisa. county has left tina, party, and is NJ"
Tue vice President Of the Clay Club Of thu. county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23


the following from an old Enquirer:
From The Richmond Enquirer Of Oh Dec. 1876.
he President. in speaking Uf Finances. urges .
wofd IN 'avor OF he manufacturers. lie recommends,
mat !" adjusting the duties on imports TO the object Of
revenue such Tariff may be used as to protect certain
manactmers, especially articles Of nee. ssi,y for the
pubic defence, or connected with the primary wants
INDIVIDUALS And certainly, this is a matter worthy
''1 a,eni'on OF Congress- 1t is due To men, who have
sked such large capitals such articles TO save them
from fni by preserving the duties On The articles which
'hey raise at high ratio"
When MIR. Madison recommended that du,ies should
oe S" arranged as to 'proicc," certain manufacturers
one IN virginia, except perhaps Mr. Randolph, who had
no love Tor Mr. Madison, objected to it. Mr., Madison
was one Ut the Virginia line Of Presidents and he could
MOI err-at least IN the opinion Of the Enquirer.
1t was until III. Tariff became connected With Presi.
'deh' making, that its unoons,uonalty and injustice
were dscovered-and not then, until Mr. Calhoun hav7
ing himself Jailed to ride upon the hobby into the Chief
agistracy, sought to il into barrier 10 heee
.alon OF his distinguished and more popular rivals
we venture 10 say that files of the ENQUIRER, al all
Vens' may be searched IN vain, for any expression Oo
p'non hostile 10 the 'arr Cat leas, in constitutional
o"' Of vlew until that paper soualt 10 use ii for tho
purpose OF killing off an obnoxious candidate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-23

-.'chard Harrison. Jr.. who signed off from tho
20 foco party, and whose card we published in OUT
last' says he twill return tc his old fold"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-02-09
AFFAIR PROPOSITION!
To ahc Patrons Of the Car"
roll Free Press:

hOEA a hSV n SSTs
The publisher OF the Free Press, pro-
noses to renew this establishment, by
purchasing new press and new type.
in the course Of a few weeks--upon the
condition that those who are lnde bled to
him, on subscription, for advertising
aud Job work, will discharge Gtty per
cent. of their Indebtedness, within the
nexr thirty or forty days The publish"
erls fully satisfied, that his patrons are
all able to meet this prOPosiionj and be
will not permit bimsell to doubt their
willingness to aid him il thus carrying
into effect an arrangement alike benefi"
cial TO them aud to himself.
The Free Press, it is believed, has
heretofore been sustained by greater sa-
criGces OF Time, labor and money, on the
par, of its editor and publishers, than
any other newspaper in the SIale. 1t
has encountered and overcome as much
personal and political opposition as any
other establishment Of the kind in the
West; and while its columns have been
devoted, with unabaled and unab0ling
zeal, 10 the support Of Wing measures
aud Whig men, they have always been
open to It's polilical opponents, and rea>
dy TO do Justice 10 all. By the past, liz
patrons may Judge oflho future course
Of the Free Press
About to enter inlo the SerUice OF an
other Presidential campaign, both the
editor and the publisher desire to burn
ish their armor; and make ready 10 do
battle in the cause Of their country, with
As much of efficiency and power as they
may. The publisher asks, at this time
bu, half that which is due him; and, he
trusts, his patrons will promptly ro-
spond 10 the request. II This be done
ii a moiety Of what is due shall be
paid him, without delay, he pledges
himself TO furnish bis patrons with
weekly sheet which shall equal, in al
tha, is desirable, any other newspaper
published in Eastern Ohio.
The foregoing proposition is submit
ted with the hope, that it will meet hi
ready Ocquiescnco of his subscribers
and With them il rests 10 determine
whorher the FREE Pass shall oPPes
in n new garb, and one worthy OF th'
cause which it labors to sus' anI
THE PUBLISHER.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-02-09

As the business Ul the oess'on ap-
prosches a close the proceedings Of our
LEGISLATURE become more and moro IN
tsresting, and hence, we doVoie our
columns, this week, chiefly, ~ Ihe puo-
LEGATION Of Legislative matter. The at
tention of our teajers is directed 10 the
LocOroco bill, TO fix and opporllon the
representation in the General Assembly
Tor the next four years; and also, to air
EckIey's proposed amendment thereto.
The Lokey bill passed The Senate on the
evening ofthe 3Olh nIt by s'rlc' par
ty vote e--every L0hey Senator VoE1 G
for, and every Wing Senator voting a.
gaiusl the bil! The cnormiies OF this
bill are too numerous and too hagraOl to
be passed over without comment. We
shall. therefore, publish Col. CHAMBERS
speech upon the subjec, ia cor next
For tho present, we will make a single
extract from the speech referred TO-
showing the operation Of this Bill OF
denominations" as follows:
"Let US see how the vote Of the wear
lS42, ould apply 10 this bill politically.
Without being tedious, or detailing conn
ties, we will take hose districts numer
ically which are Democratic and as fol
lows: | will guarantee the correctness
oi The figures, and they will not lie.
IlnanncrnLiC
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-02-09

Gregory and Eckley, all Of which were
lost by strict party votes.
Mr. Jackso then rose and addressed
the Senate against the bill and amend
msnts, monstratng by facts and fig
ures the injustice Of the apporIlnmenI
proposed to be made.
An emendmeat offered by Mr. Disney
was adopted amendments offered
6y Mr. Barrers and Mr.. Newton, were
lost
The question was then put on agree
ing TO the first amenjmert introduced
by Ibe select committee, which was car
Tied 10 the aifirmative--yeas 10 nays
l5-a strict party vote, as follows:
YEAS Messrs Alen, Armstrong,
BALDWIN, Disney Franklin Harris, lla~
gletne, johnson Of c., Johnson Of P,
Jones', Koch. Lahm Louden, Miller,
McAnneIly, Parker, Waters, Wocou,
aud Speaker-l9.
Nays Messrs Bernelt, Barrere,
Chambers, Grouse, Denny, Eckly Full
Ter, Gabriel, Gregory, Jackson, Kelley,
Newton, Perkins, UpdegratfI and Van
Vorhes-l5.
The question was then put on the sec
ond amendment aud carried by the 0ame
vote.
The question was then put on order
ing the bill 10 be engrossod for q third
rending, and carried by the same party
vote, and the bill was ordered to be read
third time Tomorrow.
Mr. EckIoy gave notice that he would
on tomorrow, or some subsequent day,
ask leave to record on the Journals, the
protest ofhimsell and other members
.oi The Senate against the passage Of the
bill and amendments
The Senate ihen adjourned.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-02-09
To he Editor ofhe 0 s Journal:

A the names OF several Individuals Of
worth and distinction have been proro.
sed as suitable persons to fill the Gu
bernaloda Char OF Ohio, it would be-
we'll that the names Of ell persons who
nre recommended as suitable 10 occupy
that Distinguished post, should appeae
prominently before the public, SO that
the merits OF all may be fully discussed.
You will, therefore, CRAFTY many v higs
by inserting the name oil HIRAM Girls
wolD, E,q, oil Canton, Stark county,
as a gentleman emin nIly qualified for
tho GoVeruorship of Ohio, Mr.. G., ia
favorabIy known in Northern and Eas-
tern Oblo as an ardent aud efficient
Wing. and possessing merits ard talents
OF The hlghes order. Macy oI tho Wigs
Of Ono would be proud 10 rally undeE
such leader as Guswold
A Wig Of Southern Ohio.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-02-09
Valuable Lands for Sale!

There will be sold at PUBLIC AUG:
TlON on the ooh day February, inst,
between The hours OF 10 o'clock A. M.
aud 2 O'Clock P. NJ. the North East quar-
ter Of section 10, township Is Of range
6, containing lbs acres; Also, the south
East quarter of section IL. township II
ofrango 7, containing l6I acres, more
or les.
The above sale will be made at the
Tavern House, in Troy, on said day,
when terms, sc. viii be made known
II may bo remarked, that ,be above
mentioned lauds arc situated III Brown
township, Carroll county OHIO, on or
near the Sandy aud Beaver canal, and
they are among the most valuable and
productive ia Northern Ohio,
SIMEON JENNINGS,
February Q, 1914,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-02-09
DEATH OF SENATOR PORTER,


We copy the following sad intelIi-
gence from the N o. Trop'c: AT the
time of Judge Porter's death he was Sen.
ator OF the u S from Louisiana The
sad event which has been anticipated for
some weeks has at length occurred. Ths
Hon Alexander Porter is no more He
died at his late residence "a the PARISH
of ST. Mary, on Saturday last the 18th
uIl The death Of Judge Porter is a
calamity of no ordinary kind to Louis
lana, aud one which will long Os seri-
ousIy felt. As citizen and a man, as
her Representative in The Senate Of the
United States, and as the chief OF her
highest drcaI tribunal, the State Of
Louisiana regarded him as one Of her
brightest jewels The light Of his gIo-
riouS intellect is quanched, and lhe pIa.
ces he has honored shall know him no
more. He has gone home foil Of years
and full OF honors, with the people of
free and sovereign Slaue for his mourn
ers. Peace 10 his me mofy.-O State
JOnrnaL
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-02-09
From The Sleubenpille Gdasle
CANDIDATES FOR NOMINATION

CANDIDATES FUR NOmlNH lON'
Mr.. Wilson You will please an
nouncs the name ol Col. James Collier,
asa candidate for nomination Tor the
Office Of Governor, at the Whig Con-
vontion to be holden on The 22d oI Feb
ruary.
Aslt is well understood, that whoever
gets the nomination will have TO stump
the State; and as Col, Golfers abilities
for public speaking, together with MS
acknow edged views Of State Po.'cy' are
we'll known to the Wings in different
par,s of the State, we therefore think he
would be an acceptable candidate
BY announcing his name to the pubic
YOU will confer favor upon
MANY VINES.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-02-09

distinguished for the AN nifty and IN
ness OF bis mana, 80, has genIlemanh
deporlmenltneuI his s,uynch Whig pr,n
clplcs, his personal ponuIe uy, and bi'
almost unnvalIed otalorlcaI powers -
The General always has run consldera'
by ahead oi his party, and would doubt.
esS do so again. That Tod would be
no more IN his hands than stripping IN
the hands Of giant. 'hink the Gen :
erals Old Congressional constituents,
generally, would prefer him TO any ono
now before lhe pubic, and # he gets the
nomination, his election will be certain.
Such is the voice oi
OLD JEFFERSON.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-02-09
COunaV Convention .

Remember tho Convention on to-mor
ro,o, and be in attendance by l2 o'clock,
M We have copied from Ourexchange
papcrs several paragraphs, announcing
Whipcondda,es for Governor good
men aud Irue.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-02-09

nTThe letter Of our Columbus COR
respondent, received yesterday, is una
voidabIy crowded out
nrMr Calhoun has positively with
drawn his namo from the list ol canol
dates Tor nomination before tho BaIu
more, Lokey Convention.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-02-09
IVhfg
Total


These thirteen districts would send
thirteen Wing Senators and the ratio OF
each would be 3 2S3 voters to each.
Thus it will be seen that with this unfa-
vorable allotment, it will require 37S
more voters to send up Wing Senator
than a democrat"
The Bill introduced in the House, to
apportion the representation, had moi
been acted upon finally, at the date Of
our last Columbus news. So soOn as
that, or any other bill for the same pur'
pose, shall have received the sanction oI
the House, go as 10 be properly donomi~
mated the Wing Bill, it shall be laid be-
fore our readers. Then they will be
able 10 determine which Of the parties
is disposed 10 district the State fairly
honestly and consliluIioually? We
have only to add, that the Wing mem
hers of the House will never so far for
gel their duties 10 their constituents and
TO the Constitution, as 10 sanction BY
their votes the iniquitous bill sent dow
to them by the Senate. They are made
of 'slerner stuff
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-02-09

LIBEL Some Of the Lokey papers
have been ibelIing their candidate for
Governor Of OHIO, by publishing an ar
lce headed David Tod The lavorIte
son of the people," Filius poPuii!-
Don'l believe II! Tod, we suppose Is
the son of old Mr. Tod - doubtless, a
worthy old man in his time.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-02-09

0TThe Legislature ol Mississippi,
has elected Gen. Jesse spciphl u. Slates
Senator. TO 6ll the place Of Mr., Hender
son, allor the An Of March, lS45. Gen.
Speight is q LoColOcO.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-02-09
From the Western ReSerue Chronicle.
OLD JEFFERSON.

ITUW IHt FtoI6FH atIotI Vb OHF OWICIOs
We shaIl raise, as our standard hear-
er, the name OF DAVID Fisher tho Iaf.
mtr Of Gle rmon,. as man eminea'lv
qualified for The CHEF magis'racy ol the
great agricultural State oI Ohio We
hope our brethren Of the press in all
paris OF Inc ate, will coucuriu placing
his name before the pubic This is
the more essentially due the man, lrou,
the fact that in The convention he re-
ceived neXI 10 the highest number of
votes.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-02-09
WnEAT MARKET.

We understand that Wheat was sold
this week, at Bolivar and Massillon, for
"a cents per bushel. The canal cur
rpucy consists chiefly OI Eaiern Bank
bills,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-02-09
GA@@OGGIG1
WHIG COUNTY CONVENTION.

The nominee Of the late Wing Con
vention. for Governor Of lhs State, haV
inp declined the uomiOalon; and The
State Central Committee having called
another State Convention, 10 be held at
Columbus, on the 22d Of February next,
TO nominate g candidate for Gorernor -
the Undersigned Wing CenlraI Commit
tee Of Carroll coonty, would respectful
ly call upon their FeiIow-Clrizens to
NEE, at The Comt house in Carrolhon'
Om saturday the 10Th Of
February,
TO appoin, Delegates to the State Con
venlion on the 22d. Let no one be dis
couraged by mere mistake; but lei eve
ry man in Carroll, who feels sn inter
esr in securing a good nomination for
Governor, turn out 10 the County Con-
yentlon on the l0,h OF February.
CHARLES FAW CETT,
ISAAC ATKINSON,
WILLIAM BROWN,
JOHN PEARCE,
KENDALL JAG KSON,
Wing Central Committee.
January 26Jh, lS44.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-02-09

0HTThe New Lisbon aurora, for O
year past, has been received al this o.
fee about once every threO mon'bs!-
Mr. Frost, are yoa on? or, are you Of?
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-02-09

Mr. Ed,or-Il IS known, all over the
State, that Gen. Slokely of JeIferson
coun,y will sand poll for Governor
if nominated al the Whig convention on
,ho 22I Ol February. The General IS