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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-02-21

THE WHIG TN-PAN HAS AGAIN DEcREED'
1T.--When the odious bank bill passed the
Senate, its mons!rostics and dangerous pre-
visions had been so thoroughly exposed and
laid bare by the Democratic members of
the Senate, that there was a relenting among
some of the whig members of the House of
Representatives, and intimations were thrown
out that the bill would be remoddelled before
it could pass the House. But tho screws of
the " Tin PAM were again brought into
requistion. Mr.. KELLEY set all his cree
lures TO work; and the crowd of hungry
bank cormorants who throng the Halls of
the Legislature, made regular set upon the
whig members of the House, until they have
all been whipped and coaxed into the traces.
1t is now settled that this monstross bank
progeny of the corrupt whig tin-pan is TO
become the law of the land. Ii is with deep
humiliation that we make this announcement.
The bank plunderers have trumphed over
the people. Whether the people of Ohio
are to remain free people, or become the
vassals of corrupt paper feudal SYSTEM
whether we are to have a republican govern
ment, or swindling bank arstocracy in
Ohio, is now the great and alarming question.
Let the tocsin of alarm be resounded TO
the rcmotest quarters of our State. Let the
struggle of the people TO be free be COM
menced in due time, and in manner be-
coming the occason.--Ohio Statesman
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LAND AGENCY.

TENHE subscriber has established Land Agen-
IL cy at Kalida, Ohio, for the purchase and sale
of Real Estate, payment of Taxas, &c., in the
Counties of Putnam, Paulding and Van Vert.
Being connected with the American Associated
Agency, which extends throughout the United
States and the principal States Of Europe, he
expects to be of essential benefit to all who may
engage his services. GEO SKINNER.
Kalida, Ohio, Feb. "a, 1874. 209tf
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-02-21

Geo. Gould, clerk in tho post Office at
Nashville, Ten, has been arrested, charged
with purloining letters from the mail contain
ing money.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-02-21
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

A r my instance an attachment was this day
IN issued by William Bohbargee, Justice Of
the Peace of Napoleon township, Henry county,
Ohio, against the property and effects of William
McWilliams, nonresident of said county.
aEBENE NEZER LATHROP.
Dated, February TO- D., l845. 5w2o9
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-02-21

Mr.. WEBSTER CANDIDATE.-The Phi
ladelphia Ledger's correspondent says -" that
Mr.. Webster returns to the Senate with
aspirations looking TO the Wing nomination
in l94s. His agents have been here during
the whole session, sitting the sentiments Of
Mr.. Clay's peculiar friends, and urging the
necessity ofreconciliaton for future success"
Well, he is decidedly om favorite whig
candidate for lS4S. We don't believe he
could be beaten in more than twenty three
States, although there might be a popular
majority against him in the Union Of about
300,000.-Cincinnati Enquirer.@
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-02-21

States. The fertile valleys of many of her
streams are eqdal to our richest soil.
In much haste, respectfully yonrs,
Il. M. ADAMS.
Mr.. SAMUEL PECK, P. M. Sunbury, Ohio.
P. 8. The necessary outfits can be pur-
chased as cheap here as elsewhere.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-02-21

The immense mortality among the fish on
the coast has ceased; the fishing sInacks dai-
ly bring good cargoes.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-02-21
The old Trade TeViying--AnOtEIcF 4
Fellow fiG for u SYFlig Ofaice.

A BANK DEFAULTER.--A letter from De-
troit to the New York Herald says.
There is considerable excitement about
town to-day, resulting from disqualification
Of one Of the clerks of bank located in
this city. The. bank had specie to large
amount in its vaults, which was under the
care and responsibility of young man, in
whom the utmost confidence was placed by
the officers of the bank. He resigned his
commission in the bank last Saturday eve
ming, and left town on Sunday morning in
the steamboat United States for Buffalo,
since which nothing has bsen heard of him.
On Thursday afternoon the bank had &C.
cason to open several boxes Of specie,
one of which was found to be partly filled
with shot. This led to further eXamina-
ton of the boxes in the vault, and some
four or FIVE boxes were found in the same
condition, part of the meney having been
taken out of each, and the vacancy occa-
sion edsuppled with shot. The amount
missing has not been made public Rumor
intinates it to be about $4,000. The exact
amount is only known to the officers of the
bank, who are mum to all interrOgatories on
this topic. An investigation is now progress
ing; and it is said some curious transactions
and queer doings will be brought to light
OREcoN-Mr. Duncan made an interest
ing and able speech on this question, iudg-
ing from synopsis in the Globe and the
comments of the papers. We hope TO see
| it reported in full
The correspondent Of the Philadelphia
| Ledger, of the 2Sth wrote:
learn, through channel of direct COM
munication with one of the important par
ties concerned in the matter, that the nego-
Citations between Mr. Packenham and Mr..
Calhoun, for an adjustment of the Oregon
boundary, were yesterday brought TO close,
and have not resulted satisfactorily TO our
Government. The point Of difference origiz
mates, of course, in the respective claims TO
northern and southern line; ours being
represented to run as highsas 81 degrees 40
minutes of north latitudea@hilst the British
demand denies the existence of sour title
within five degrees of the fixed limit
We are mich i'm want of those funds
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-02-21

We are much in want of those funds.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-02-21
From the Louisville Democrat.

The 1oNG TELESCOPE happens il
that the wings of Cincinnati sent all the way
to Germany, the land of ignorance, pauper-
ism and crime, for the noblest specimen OF
art, and the most wonderful instrument OF
science? Rccollect it was the people of
Cincinnati who sent--a people by far the
smartest, wistst and most toplofiical of NOR
tails And they sent to Germany. What
now is their big telescope, but foreigner, a
Dulchman. 1t is said that the Native Ameri-
can principle will be carried out in this case.
This will satisfy the Natives who would
otherwise get up an excitement. The Tele-
scope will be compelled to wait more than
twenty-one years, before it is naturalizod, by
any useful discovery
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-02-21

We submit to all the Natives" in and
about this Illuminated city of oil, lamp.posts,
star-gazers, &c. if there is not something in
the following that will justify the immediate
calling of an indignation meeting. The
Bulletin must protest against this outrage
Cincinnati EH0uiyer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-25
4mcrien RiraLLin. Elanec!

Gaynor, Wood & Co. Druggists, have sup
piled our Toilette with soap and shaving cream
as white rs snow, and delightfully."- Favored with
bitter almonds. Onr Barrier, who is thorough
adep, in The mysteries Of Ibis important profession
pronounccs 4 high euogy upon these beautiful
compounds. They are manufactured IN Pa'in-
dtipfia by RousseI, whose name indicates his
French origin, and proves that with all The evils
that in Wing assertion, flow ;iom our liberal ma
tnralzation laws, the country receives mucn be-
ncft from lie accession OF European talents and
industry. We are Glad 10 see, that in New York
The Wings are coming 10 their senses on this sub
iecr. What will now be the course q; certain
Wing organ in This nciglborhool, whose rabd
attacks upon the poor foreigners almost equallcd
its b,er denuncations of the annexation OF
Texas? With MI. Rousses linc soap, We shall
keep mr. hands clear Of all contact with such 4
monster as .NatiriSm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-25
From Thursdays GLO5e.l
IN SENATE

The Senate, al 10 o'clock to-day, dispensed
with the reading of The journal, and proceeded
at once. on motion Of Mr.. BREEsE, 10 the consi-
deralcn Of Executive business, which was final
" disposed Of for the present session at o'clock.
Whilst in secret session, legislative commu.
nica;on was received iIom Governor TalImadgc
of Wisconsin Territory enclosing tie memorial
and Join, resolutions OF the General Assembly Of
Wisconsin, praying for grant OF lands TO COM
plele the canal navigation, under discussion last
session OF Congress; and also requesting an sp-
preparation for defraying the expenses OF taking
the census Of the Territory in view Of calling
convention TO form Stale Constitution
Among the nominations confirmed to-day, were
Mr.. West as Consul TO Hong Kong, and General
Gould of Rochester, n. York, as Marshal of the
Northern district OF the State of y. York. These
two were new nominations in place oilwo rejected
yesterday.
The Senate after transactng variety of un-
important Executive business, acquainted the
President of the United States that if he had no
further communications TO make, il was ready TO
adjourn. Soon after, the President through MIR.
Allen, one OF the committee appointed TO wait up
on him, answered that he had no farther commu-
nication 10 make, and wished the Senators all
health and happiness upon returning TO their
homes: whereupon, the Senate, al L. o'clock, ad-
journed sine de-
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of,ha Ricbmond Enquirer.

- rnou,rer il published DAILY and SEMI
f ine ror the Daily Paper, seven dollars per an
WhhA. IN. rate OF eight dollars u taken iot Shel.
nun, ana AZ .'s ,s wear For the Semi-Weekly, nve
er period thsu ~" and Three Dollars for six months,
dcas e' 10 Dc paid tbs Office, or rem'tied oy
payable ns,a: or Six Dollars per annu u INC Gnu u
the ye.i. % ths office may be Iemntea peI mai ,
anuay,,ahr Bank notes. NJ tne I'sn VI ..o .u
in good aha al letters btiaT paid BY he 0T"ers.
Tor, N single letter IS scarcely OF any aS.oau
THE poslats i, il the accumulation OF postage, ~ an
io'Ne y hu.,ness, which opera'cs "s
= an the Editors =, ADVERTISING.
$50, n.tIY ENQulRER-soI one square y,
~ Int las. GIsi insertion, my eeuss, aa
sixteen ''. -" .sd,nr insertion twenty ,mss , ypet
ever! ~ ,.,rk twice a week, OF u'es
thnH adveoiseis arr charged NJ, ,,ss,n.n,s Of !,
N'"a amI in TIA, pr ,pe'tl'h 'm 80 and Auction
me-, Iennth-e1cept Leiiei! dn,iars fpaper in
strMs, ,ho are charged one huna'eu O'''A''' ''f
cuied.l <,,,,r- wcEELY-0ne square oil sixteen
IN rue sEM' io,.o, IS cents; ior each conlinu,
anee ~ een., distance must be accompanied WIN Inc
cdsis I. satisfactory references, IL Insure eaecu-
IT,. :, o,,ari,s aud Marriages from the country,
~ ~ ~ ,.,v,s har i-wriiing IL unknown al thls
eathe.e -. authenticated by the endorsatioh OF the
oisr. W. IN ,hr prshborhood, or they will IN no case
to.i, h.d Every measure, thai mas bcen laken a.
DC ,mnosi,ious and quzzss, has proved heretofore
Ps,,a We must, therefore, lnSiSi, ~ sucn case,
alton being certified by the name OF
w., pos,uas,,e rr,t,ex the taos az the ieaer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-25

II RY-VrReINiA;-At Rules held
. he Clerks office Of the Circuit Superior
eSaT Of Law and Chancery of Northampton
c0aay on the 7lh day of February, 1915:
Robert S. Upshur and Edward c. Thomas, late
n Tee';hans and partners trading under The firm of
CIsAur & Thomas, plaintiffs,
against
John 5. Wilkins, Thomas F. Spady and Ben
amin Haley, Defendants,
The defendant, John S. Wilkins, not having en-
S sNd MS appearance, and it appearing by salts
~. evidence, that he is not an nhabitant Of
as Commonwealth: II is ordered, that the said
lps,ehdan,, John S. Wilkins, do appear here atthe
Nales 10 be holden for the said Court on the first
IiGnaay IN May next, and answer the bill Of the
Ya.nil and that copy oflhis order be forthwith
~ st p! IN some newspaper published in the city
~ RICHMOND for two months successfully, and
NJ, Sa another copy be posted at the front door Of
"'s COURTHOUSE Of this county.
r, = A Copy-Teste:
req. lS--w2m LOUIS P. ROGERS, &C.
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THOMAS LEIGH,
March IS-cw;is

TN CHANCERG- VIRGINIA In Hanover
i county court, February 18th, 1915:
Bowling Edmoaison, Eliza E. E1moni>on,
Harriet w EdmoRdson, Horace Christian ard
Emuel!a Christian, infant children Of Sarah b.
Christian, who was Sarah 3. Edmondeun, By their
next friend, Joseph Stark, trustee for The said
children, Plaintiffs,
against
William A. E1mondson, John S. Elmonson,
- Berry, and Mary his wife, formerly Mary
Edmondson, Defendants.
This day came the plaintiffs by their attorney,
and filed their bill, and The defendants, John 5.
Edmondson and - Berry aud Maryhis wife,
not having entered their appearance AMI given Sc
curly according 10 The Act Of Assembly and the
Rules of this Court, and il appearing to the
Court By satisfactory evidence, that They are not
inhabitants of,his Commonwealth II is ordered,
that The said defendants, John $. tdmondson and
- Berry and Mary his wife. do appear here
on the first day Of May Cour, next, and answer
the plaintiffs said bill; and that copy Of this or
der be forthwith inserted in snme newspaper pub
lished in the City Of Richmond, .nr two months
successfully, and that another copy be posted al
the front door Of the Count House Of this county.
A Copy. Te>ie,
WIN. o. WINSTON, ID. G.. II. c.
March lS-w2m
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NOTICE.

A rpLlCATION will be made to the Treasu-
s.s,i y Of the United States for payment or re-
v..a Of Inc following certificates OF U. States
i srlor Inc amount due thereupon issued by
,,, commissioners of Loans for the State of Viz
:.r;s 10 the name of John Rochell, to wit: One
sbi.Iea'e OF per cent. stock for Sl9 80, on
,er sal IS cue @ cents; and one certificate of 3
e. t ant stock for $40 d, on which is due $40
soes Ss s one certificate OF per cent. deferred
M,,u.s - Is, on which is due IA cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-25
CO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
THE undersigned have formed co-partner-
i ship for The transaction OF Wholesale and
Retail Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS Bust
ness, under the firm and style of
GAY, MATHEWS & CO.,
And will keep constantly on hand, al the store
NEXT above William Mitchell, Jr., choice Sc
lection. Theirpurchases are now being made in
the principal markets of the country mostly for
cash. and will be ready for exhibition and sale by
the Isl of April next, at which time a more gene
raj advertisement will appear.
CHARLES S. GAY,
THOMAS MATHEWS,
HENRY ERSKINE.
No ITO, Main Street.
Richmond, March 4, lS45-cw2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-25
LAND AGENCY IN MISSISSIPPI.


TINE undersigned, Register Of the United
offers his services 10 the public as General Land
Agent He will sell Lands, pay Taxes and al
tend to all other matters connected with the same
for non-residents. His facilities for acquiring
correct information about Lands in this State, are
the very best. Charges moderate. All letters
must be post paid. B. r. COWHERD.
Jan. l7-cwllw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-25
NOTICE.

Mr.. Seldom will address the people in Hanover
al their March Court, Tuesday the 18th.
10 Goochland, a, Thomas TaycF's, On Sainr-
day the 9TH April.
10 Powhaan, {, April Couri, Monday the !th.
In Chesterfield, al Goodies Store, on Tuesday
the 9Th April.
In Louisa the first day Of The Superior Court,
Thursday the 10Th April.
In Chesterfield, at April Court, Monday The
Nth April.
Appointments for other portions OF The District
will he announced as soon as The wishes OF the
people can be ascerlained.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-25
a pIrNAway IN IAU

ItU
WAS committed 10 The jail OF Rockingham
w county, as a runaway, on the 22i day Of
January last, a Negro Man, who calls himself
RALPH and says he is the property OF MIR
Jordan of Manchester Said Negro is five feet
nine or Ten inches high, of yellow complexion
heavy built, supposed TO be about iiyfvc or
sixty years OF age and he's a lump on his right
wrist bone. Had on when committed Jeans
roundabout, pants and vest, and an Old white
wool hat.
The owner of the above named slave is re-
ouesled 10 come forward, prove property, paw
charges, and take him away, or he will be dealt
with as the law directs.
" O. c. STERLING,
Jailor o. Rockingham county, Va
March d-U6W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-25

To tic Heirs and Creditors Of the Estate NJ Ere
derrick Rickles, deceased.
THIS is 10 notify the heirs and creditors inter-
i es,ed in the estate Of Frederick Rickles, late
Of Oglc,horpc county, Stale Of Georgia, 10 come
forward and prove their claims as lega,ees Of
said estate as | am now ready TO make payment
to such as will establish their claims 10 said estate
in terms OF the law. WIN. LANDRUM,
Administrator, Athens Georgia.
Feb 52-2am1m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-25

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
" Ran away from Farmville Prince Edward
County, the Goth day OF December last Negro
Man, by the name of ISRAEL, who calls him
self ISRAEL JONES. He had on when he lett,
a Gray Cassinet Frock Coat and Pan,aloons, and
white Hat and probably common Silver Watch.
He is about d or 30 years old, about s leet or
inches high thick, heavy form, with his knees
little turned in when walking, steps tolerably far,
with little swing. He is of dark brown com
plexion, full head Of hair, rather bushy. lie
has very intelligent eye, good counienancc
tull face, smooth skin, and a very youthful ap-
pearance. He is very good Carpenter, for
Negro and does very good work a, the Cabinet
trade, at which he worked last year. have 10
doubt, from all hear that he has free papers,
purporng 10 be from the county of Prince I'd
ward, or some Of The adjoining counties and IN
tends 10 go 10 some free State, as he went oil
without any kind Of provocation whatever,
either from myself or Mr.. King, who hired him
the las, year. | will give The above reward for
his apprehension and securing in Jail, if taken
out OF the Stale oil Virginia, Or forty dollars II
taken in Virginia, and secured 10 Jail, so that !
get him again. JOHN l.. GAULDlN.
LcaksriNe, Rockingham Co., y. {.
- II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-25

Conrcaiion NJ the First Congressional District.
The Convention to nominate candidate ior
Congress, assembled in the town OF Portsmouth
on Thursday last Col. George Blow, Presi-
dcni-2 Delegates appeared from Surry, 2irom
Sussex, 5 from Southampton, Q from Isle OF
Wight, 6 from Nansemond, 10 from Norfolk
Borough, and 81 from Norfolk county-Johu ~
Tazewell, Esq, nominated Arcd1aM ANnson,
Esq. and hoped that The Delegates would vote
pcrcagiia. This was acceded 10, and The nomi-
nation was carried in the affirmative with only
one dissenting voice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-25

Mr.. Pancake, ("Phebus, what name" de-
clines his nomination as candidate for Hamp-
shire county, and proposes TO call a County Con-
yention 10 nominate candidates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-25
TRUST SALE OF REAL AND PERSQ
NAL ppDpER,rN-

TRUST SALE OF REAL AND PERSQ-
NAL PROPERTY.
DY virtue OF deed OF trust executed 10 Us BY
d John Wilson, on The Odd January, 1911, ana
now OF record in the Clerks Office 0! The County
Court ofHalilax, we shall, OH The Isl April, so,
iffair, il mol the next fair day, and from day to
day until the sale be completed, al Halifax Z. h.
Virginia. proceed 10 sell, at public auction, for
cash, all the property of The sand John Wilson
conveyed 10 US in said deed, consisting OF con-
venient and commodious brick Store house,
beautiful Dwelling house and lot improved in
handsome style, with all necessary out buildings
several Slaves, stock OF Goods on hand, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Tools,
and various other things too numerous 10 men
ton. BY the provisions of The said deed, The as
sening creditors arc 10 receive pro raid divi-
dend of The proceeds OF the sale OF said property,
and OF all the proceeds the said rus fund ard
il is also stipulated, that should any Of the assent
ing creditors purchase al the sale or sales OF The
said property, any Of the property Aforesaid, The
amount OF such purchase shall be applied as a
credit 10 the debt due him for 50 much as he shall
purchase-and If any creditor shall purchase 10
the full amount OF his debt, The whole OF it shall
be thereby paid, without bringing said debt into
the general estimate Tor the purpose OF receiving
a per centum allowance as before provided. y nj
all tue creditors of the said j. Wilson are hereby
notified OF the provisions OF this deed, and required
10 signify 10 us in writing their assent TO- or their
dissent from the provisions of the said deed.
JAMES YOUNG, T-.,.o.
THOMAS LEIGH, '"'S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-25

The Democratic Conventions of Frederick and
Hampshire have again put in nomination for the
Senate the present able and excellent Senator,
Thos Sloan-No,hing can, jeopardize his cleo
ton but the shameless abuse of suffrage by An
gus Mcdonald and bis ssrfs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-25

"The Richmond Wing" has taken false posi-
ions enough in relation TO our Post Office. 1t
had better Iolbcar. The bnnders which il has
fallen into about ourselves, are gross AMI gratu-
tous. We took no part in relation 10 The incum-
bent, or Mr. T, or Mir. B, or any other
perSon--pr0 nor con.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-25


TIME subscriber wishing 10 remove from The
i vicinity oil Fredericksburg, offers Tor sale
one of the most desirable residences in the State
including 30 Acres OF Highly Improved Land.
To most persons in this section of the country, a
minute description ofthis property is unneccssa-
ry-suffice it to say that The Dwelling House is
in complete order, containing 8 large rooms, a
Green House, two large Porticos, the floor OF one
of which is laid with marbc-iwo spacious Gel
lars with FIRE places. The grounds about the
house arc laid off in the most tasteful manner,
and are ornamenled by variety OF flowers trees
and shrubbery. On the premises are Two large
Cisterns-a Well Of good water-a large and
handsomely lad-off Gar!en-al the usual out
houses, and a number Of Fruit Trees, bearing the
very best Fruit
Jan. l7-2awtlM M. T. LYNCH
n If the above Property is not sold private
". il will be offered at Public Sale, on TUES
DAY, the lst day Of April, if fair, If not, the
next fair day. Nj. L. l..
Feb. 26-ctd