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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02
PROGRESS OF THE civil. WAR
ONE OF THE ANTlMORMUNs
KILLED
The ST Louis Republican Of the 10Th
ul, contains the following letter, dated
Nnfsnv Cont 10

The 81 Louis Republican OF the 10Th
ult contains the following letter, dated
War'aw, Sept. 70.
reached here this morning about 5 o.
clock. A, this place and n, Quincy, find
a state ofexcI,emen, which i, is very hard
to give lust description. The citizens
under the style OF anti. Mormon. have deter.
mined 10 dive the Mormons out OF the
county The frs, difficulty commenced IN
Adams county, which adjoins Hancock, in
whu, is known MS Moreleys Settlement,
or precinct. 10 this quarter which is near
the town Of Lima, party has been out
burning the Mormon houses, barns, stacks,
&c.
In the war OF ex,irmina,ion, they include
not only The Mormons, but all who are sus-
peeled Of lavoring the Mormon cause, or
of harboring tho Mormons abou, them
The rcIons vary much rs TO the nun.
Der OF houses burned. Al Quincy, the
number was stated from fifty or sixty The
anti. Mormons ure divided into two compa.
mics Zone is known as the Fire and
Sword Company whose duty j, is TO SCI
fire 10 Mormon buildings, and drive the oc
cupans off The other division act q,
spies and ns guards lam told tho, a com
pany OF Fire AMI Sword" men were out IN
the Morley Settlement on Saturday. and on
their return, they reported that they bad
burnt thirty two houses and got through
before supper. At Quincy il was reported
that among the buildings burned, was q
mill, and that in conflict between the par
tie,, one or two Mormons were killed, AM
three or Tour wounded.
Warsaw rs under Considerable excite
mcnt and nj present is vigilenily guarded
by armed men Al place called Rock J
Branch, about sir miles from This place
Gen. William cncamPed wnh numbel
Of men---anlI Mormons The General II
commander OF this Brigade, bu, suppose
will operate against the Mormons, law o
no law.
II u said lha, on Sunday or Monday.
men entered Carthage, and enqulrcd 70
Mr. Baekenlos, the Sheriff, who Is a JacI
Mormon, and very obnoxious 10 The hnl,
Mormons Nh Bickenlos made his escape
Ycacrday, Mr. Franklin A. WofrcI,
merchant iof Carthage, and lieutenant !
the Carthage Grrys, was out, wIh abot
~ or Other persons, when they cam
Up with Blckenios and n number OF Moi
mans, at place called PrenIicc. shsn,l
: Thehlormons Dec konrd 10 WorreI and b
parry 10 keep away, but they did not ~
deraand the signal or di'resarled IL o
their approach two guns were fred.
bsIl from one entered WORRIES breast, xii
5 Ing hIm almost Instantly. The corpse
. DOW N lh,s Town. The oaher ball eniefe
the cap Of a man by hn side
There IS report IN this place thai thr'
hunired Mormons with some pieers {
. artillery, bad marched towards Carhsg
= Their porposs II Is said, Was TO bring
+ vay the family Of Backeniscs
4 The stowe letter smboAles assrlI all N
news whirh Ne have from the disturbed d.
. uict. II 10 stated IN the NaaEoD Neigh1o
, that sreOOHis h.d been ferslSsd there Of N
d~stra ri,sn Of a. h0Dses ad9tput houses
2 Green Plains anJ Lima disifr9
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

A HANDSOME ConrLIAEST We nre
pleased 10 learn that the Bar Of this coun-
iy, al meeting held on the adjournment
ofthe court last week, resolved to procure
forthwith, full lrng,h portrait OF our adj.
Chief Jus,ice-lhc Hon Chas X Wutiams
and cause the same 10 be placed IN .heCour
room ofthis county. Thus is u well mer
tied compliment to the ability and long
hi'hfulness OF Judge Williams in lb'
discharge OF bs Official dutss--snd II
highly crednabIe TO the gentlemen com
prisiug the Bar OF Rutland county
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

s,sr had Of .seh a thing IN We m"oi
Twenty ycan srol No oee The oaly
edou then msde q SEPARATION was coei-
,,onally 10 take IN over vieico, ono os, Of
The tiug' and II The children and youth Of
the pr sent day ~er, iAs, graded and par
eellcj out, no one could reasonably CON.
PLAN Bio, we sce no evidence tina, such ~
the rule Of the DIVISION nor do we see
tina, the morals Of either sci IS ms,eriall
b~pcftd by the separation while NC
think we do SCI great evil, TO all concerned
growing ou, Of II Many think the loss by
tn. arrangement Lls ahogehcr on the
children Of the lower class This, in our
opinion Is goa, misakc. The advnn,a
gc. derived BY the early associations OF ro-
.p-trnblc children are mutual; and u
would be difficult matter we 'mag'ne Tor
any one to say which class will snf'er most
by an carly enlargement
But we have said more In rels,ion 10 this
matter ihsn We bs ! Intended, and we will
only odd, that VIC notice with much pleasure
the feeling tina, is manifesiing itself IN every
section of,he STATE, in regard to the impor-
lance OF an entire revision Of DOR common
school system. Memorials, we zee, are In
circulation throughout the State, asking for
such revision as the best interests Of the
state demand and we hope that q deaf cal
will not DC turned la their call.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

dw'saec Of voc huadred ysrds, bot we're NJ.
severely ,nJurci
Ftom sill later report, we learn ,ba'
the victims Of this esisarophe number, N
all, eisrsn, 'n iicu,s Higgins and Berry
ono sergeant one corporal, two d,schsrg
81 soldier, and the res no, stated. Lieu
Wm Gotdo1 Of the 70 sni Loot or
ham Of the i,h were standing pcar Cap,
Crossmsn AT the time Of the explosion ans
were slightly injured
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

FUoITiyE SLAves'-The Camden,
West Jersey, Mail relates this story
A party Of strangers in Wagon
called at the house Observation-Disclosures
colored man, having n wife and
three children living near Eastman
Mount, and they learned from the
children that their mother had gone TO
work at Mr Beck's Thither they
went, and seeing the woman IN the
barn milking they immediately selzod
hold of her and dragged her up 10
one Of the wagons by main force
Here Mr. Beck came up aud To his en-
quiries MS TO the meaning of this incur
SION into his premises, these men de
clnrcd the woman 10 be their property,
their slave. Before Mr. Beck had time
10 recover from the surprise into
which he was thrown by the uncxPc-
tedncSs Of the rccontre, the poor crcn-
turc was hurried INTO tie wagon, and
the party drove oil at the top 81 their
horses speed. Arriving at Johnson's
house, they seized three children, that
were born m New Jersey and pitching
them into the wagon like calves Tor
the markct,ptn whipto their horses and
escaped This ls an outrageous pro
ceeding, and calculated to make the
worst impression against those who
have legal claims, and nre willing TO
test them IN proper manner.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

Tho planning mills. csrdine maohioe, Sc
t,c l,ns ,ns TO Norman Boel, about mile itpm
Lima ~cre burnt
Nt worrvll, who wss Killed hy the Nor.
mons. % stated shove, was IN cotnmand u
III. guard al Garbage, on tho dsy Of The mot.
dct Of Ju. and iiytsm smith.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

DrrIxev. The Lowell Courier says,
that whlle Judge Story .ay uP"n his death
bed. the loeofoeOs Of that cay IN Their sub
,ers,ooey 10 Judge Morton the dispenser o.
custom house rap. passing resolutions thai
he on ghs to be lbc successor Of lodge $40
~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

The 'Ro~s~ AlOSn,ng Chroa,sle. wh'eh
has b-oa the lasdlng organ Of The Llben =
Party. Wa s5spend d iasi week for wan
Tie aocdlu, a. ,he elnoI says
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02

A young man, NAMED John Shields,
but < years old shot himself at New
ark, Saturday night lie had becu
paying attentions To n girl which were
moi very acceptable, n seems, and TO
solved therefore Ia kill himself which
he did in front Of the house where The
girI lived. In one Of hrs pockets was
found a paper wJih these words -
charge my death 10 mary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-30

HARBWAGE, CUTLERY, &c. sc.
w. 8. & J. DOMAIN,
tNFoRTERs DEALERS
In Foreign and Domestic Hardrare,
HAVE in store large and we'll assorted stock,
u Il eoastslne 10 ran q
lsqy handle sn,vs- and Foss- IN seu. Of 81 pieces
DO. do Knives only
Buck, Bone and Cocoa HaDis Knives aad Fofks
Ivory and Buck Hsndcs Drseu do DO
Rogers super Pen and Pocket Knives
Wade Butchers Super Razors
Ger Silver ard Bni'a Tea and Table Spoons
Hoe a Cos Min saws
Rowlsnds DO 90
fsT end Csa sisei tspi aud fannsI saw.
COtieT. key CONN Vices
Mouse Hob Anvil.
strap Hinges Sad Irons Horse Shoes AMI NAH.
Also BEAUTIFUL lssrWcn q pctons Rfitta Warr-,o bteh
hey sal thu atIsaiiop Of d-aer-
w =. q J. DOMAIN
N...
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-30

COMMISSION BUSINESS.
fsNHE subscriber having formed co-partner.
- ship with M Jobs q eou,sx M. -
ness wh IN future Be Conducted under arm Of DEANE
BROWN J Upon produce actually hand Is>r. ,av..s,.
VIII be made. once John NAH, "a c.,
IA np
eJ The Enqai'er will copy twice week three week.
WlSTER'S BALSAM or WILD CHERRY
fUkrhER supply Of this popshr Medicine the cure q
consumption o thu iungs. cok asthma brouebh. ere.a
~boopias cough soareaes dseTy Of sfesfhiss ke-u
'eeeive1 iot sale oy ALEX DUvAL co.
N % 1t7
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-30
GARDEN SEED,
GROWN BY
DAVID LANDRETH,

Near PAiIsdsIpkis, End s.idby
2. JOHNSTON, Drngsiss, Rieh.ss.A, virsinia.
ENOR many years have been practically en-
United stses growth seeds Erper.eoee ..
enabled 10 determine the Of
knds found Catalogues are simply deaier
in seeeon.-qu-n'y The variety here
H iined;-a suthe-nt for the arr.
garden and has the only
The credit my sustain and the yearly increasing de
Eand satisfactory evidence Of approval Ny merit
confidence shall not decline.
u. LANDRErH
ASPARAGUS
BEET-Lons Blood
Manse wutz-i
French Sugar
BEANs-slI week
White China
Brown SPECIFIED
Caroina
yellow Bush. &c
CABBAGE-Eariy York
I.adse,h. i.rs. do
Early Sugar Loaf
Large Drumbead
Drunbead Savoy
Green Cuned Savoy
Philadelphia
cARRoT-Loas Orange and Early Horn
cAUIIFLowHRs
CELERy-whtea and Red
GucuMsER-Eary Fran. and Picking
EGG PLANT
ENDIvE AND LEX
LErTUCE-Esriy Cabbage
CURED India
Bie~n Dutch, &c.
hELoN-Ciron and Water
NASTURTiUM
OKRA
ONIoN-slverskin and Weathen6ed
PARSLEY
PARsNIP-Fine Sugar
PEAS-Ia ndreth's Extra Early
Early Franz
Early Charlton
Large Marrowfat &c
PEPPER-LaIg. Sweet
RADlSi-IonR Salmon
Long seaIleu
Whine Tunp
BLACK spanish
Yellow Turnip
Summer White
Red and White
sALSAFIE
TOMATOES
TURNIP SEED
HERBS AND FLOWER SEED To be had q,
PEYTON JOHNSTON,
70 Sole Agent for ID. I.andreth
APPLES! APPlESu
wv have lamrs Rnon znniher
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-30
STRATTON'S OFFICE.
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET

STRATT0NS OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FoURTEENTH STREET.
Let all the say what they can
For selling Prizes. srsArroS's the man!
Drawn Nos Of New Jersey Lottery. No. ls-Jan. 9th
40 3 ~ - SO ~ 81 SO So - II.
$4,000, 10000!
hhrandra No s. extra. for Thursday. Capital. $40 OOO
10000 5000, 20 Of 1000. Ie OF 500 II dawn
wholes S; halves 2,5o qrs l.e5.
$4,000, 1000!
Va hononglia No S. for Friday, Exchange
Cspna $1,000 1000 $50. OF 200. 20 No. ~
avn. wholes !; halves so; or. es
$4,000, 5000!
Abxanra No 81 for Capitals tls 5000
1000 ssop 1900 10 Of 1900 10 Of 500 ke IS Nos
wholes 4, halves 9; grs !.
S35,295, 10000
Alexandria No drawing received by Sundays mail ready
Monday morning Capitals S35.s95. 10000
1000 ~ Of 1900. 20 Of .oo. IS Nos IL
halves S. qrs 2,SO.
Buyers are referred my list Of Prizes registered
Al the Once, proof OF b.sn aon. ever
dawps continues 10 increase the sold paid by
20 Orders for packages certificates
schemes and IN all Lotteries, VIII he promptly attended
drawing sent when requested.
Pea-e address orders NJ sTRATcoN
Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-30

J. 6. GREGORY l. co. MANAGERS.

j. u. 0uEuVnI W. 0ANA6Eh6.
t-.. $780,. nicAnsna, Va.
Office No. ioi West Main street.
Aandr. Lasissy. s. ist,-o b drawn in AL.,.
dsa D. c. oa Saturday. rbru.y st is,s rpksdh Prz--
s5ssss 3oeo 40 psi.-. Of 1900
nc. &C. Teksss 10 hslvss ,: sa.rrn asa
csr,neaiss Of Psekasesof Is whole Teksss ESQ
rs Quarter ~ ,o
Asrasdra lottery, Gas. fos 1850 be Aisran
dia. e. u'day February is<5. drawn
Capital: $4,000 10000 5000 sooo soos a,o9 $500
I7es isoo 1900 pEss Of 1870 of 1880. 20 Of
Crrtihe.is. Packages whos rielsl. siso
Half al
10 Our ~ So
Aesasdra Lottery. c.. for 1850 In A~sapds.
5000 $500 3fs5 3"oo. $500 so Of Co.,
SEQ. ne ne. Tseksts 10 have, s; quarter. 2s0.
Candidates of Packages of rs whois Tickets $40
Do 90 Is Oar Oar. % q :, 50
Aerasdfa Louery Cass No fos 1850
dfi. ID e. On Saturday February, 2zd.
$4,000 1900 5000 5000. 3eoe. so prizes q soo SO
500 90 Of go lowest oniy TO- halves
Certificates Of Packages OF rs who- T,el.s siso
rs 6
IS Our n so
GRAND SCHEME.
10000 DOLLARSi
$4,000!
Alexandra Loery Css for Ist5-,o drawn in
C. ON Saturday Match fs IsIs. spirpdd Capital eco ooo
1900 10000 sooo sso0 pres Of 1000 90 Of
500 90 Of 400 Ae &C Tickets 10; halves quarters $50
Candidates of Packages OF &c wbo<s Tickets $3.50
DO do % Half do s5
Eo. do 26 Quarter u So
% Or-s for Tickets and Shares
IN the above splendid Lotteries win prompt
attention and AN oeiai drawing immediately
ALERT over when requested 10 all who order
j. c. GREGORY 4 CO. Managers,
70 Richmond Va.
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j. +. WORDS
NEW LOTTERY OFFICE.

NEW LOTTERY OFFICE,
OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL
Rtehnend. Virginia.
Rich and splendid Schemes for February!
S35,29 Capital!
Atexandra Lottery. Class No February
Capitals e3sss3 10000, s0oo prize,
1900 &C. Ae Tickets 10: halves quarters
Of raehsse Of IS whole Tickets for $780, halves 65
quarsn J.. so.
$4,000!
Alexandria Lottery Cas No be sth
Cspia $40 ooo 1900 5000, 5000 $500 goo 1853
1900 1900, 1880 1900 90 Tickets
halves $50 psekase Of 70 yLo~
Tickets IN the above will BE $780, qrs
$4,000!
AieIandna Lottery Class = drawn February 18Th
is+s Capital $50 OO0 as27 so 1000 aseO
20 pIss Of iOo0 &c. Whole halves s. ars SO
eer,heais Of package Of IS Whole Tickets
$50, halves IS: quarters n SO.
10000 DOLLARS!
To be d'arn IN the birthday of Washington (,
Alexandria Lottery, Gas No sed February is,s
Capitals 10000 $4,000 5000. 5000 3;os Of 1000 &c &c
Tickets tio shares IN proportion package OF
- Whole Tickets IN this magnificent Scheme
halves TO- quarters Is.
Single Tickets and Packages in oil the Lotteries for sale
by J. F. WoRp
W odtrs for Tickets and Certificate. Of
IN the above Splendid Lotteries the ~ prompt ati,p
ton and an oiai account Of each drawing
1t 10 all who ordnr JP WORD
ae ~ Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-30

e. Il. ALIENS LOTTERY OFFICE.
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL. NO.
Aenndns Lol'ery. Class IsI5-io drawn in Aerat
ora ID on Saturday February list Is4s Splendid Prizes
he nc Tickets To- halves S; quarters $50
Certificates OF Packages OF IS Whole Tickets $40
do do IS Half do 65
do e5 Quarter do II so
Alexandria Lottery si5-to be drawn in A-,an
snd. on Saturday February sth lsis. ~ balo,.
Grand Capitals $4,000 6oo0 5000 3OOG $500 COCA
1909 1000 1900 prizes OF 1900 1850 1000 90 Of
500. 20 400, &c Tickets TO- halves quarter $50
Certificates Of packages Of % Whole Tickets $3.50
P Do DO DO g g a aan DO 81 % 90
dra G, on Saturday February 18th Capas $50 700
1900 5000 $780, 3ss5 1000 prizes 1000 SO Of
loof 400 &C &e. Tickets 10: halves quarters s5o.
CERTIFICATES of pat.ase.O. 9. Whole Tfsr;. $3.50
Do. DO DO $ $ a aa. 80 80 = 80
Alexandria Lottery. No g. for 1850 be drawn in Ale,
dra d. Z, on Saturday. February 22d Brilliant Prizes
$4,000 sOoO prizes 1000 so Of 500 60
OF 800 lowest prize H. &c. Tickets only To- halves quarters
$50.
Certificates Of packages Of 9s Whole Tickets siao
Do de . aa" 81 81 50
GRAND SCHEME!
$4,000, $1,000
Alexandra Lottery. o. for 1876 he drawn in Aenn
dna d. Co. Saturday, March LIT, 1885. Splendid Capa
$4,000 $4,000 10 O0o 500 prizes Of 1000
90 Of 500 60 OF 400 &c Tickets TO- halves quarters
ceItneaies OF Packages OF 20 Whole Tetsts $3.50
do do 30 Half do G5
do do &c Quarter do % so
1 Orders for Tickets Ceruheaes OF Package.
IN the above Splendid Lotteries will prompt AT
iention and Official drawing sent
aher II soverto all who order
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-30

ny laiecs 4 ssresher
No Main Martst
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c.
% icEShf hokNING. Feb 9Th Store NJ 10
eoek we VIII sell without variety Of New ana
second hand Furniture. Particulars hereafter.
Psi fSI.oES 4 BROTHER, Auet.
'1LOf8LE LIBRARY or IAN. HISTORICAL and MIS-
cELL@'SEOUs BOOKS M .s-et...
on WEoNEsDAY EVENING. February 1885 At our Stow
snAh SRI by printed O'Clock tn,
,vs's Library Of gentleman leaving st.tr embracing
Works - ~~~N"~"eo''
NEW Books-At the viii be ADDED an tnvoe. of
Staneard New Books just Particular. hereafter
Scaagues for delivery Book. for a, Tina.
oAy fth reoruary NLoES q PRoTHER, Aueta
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= - . NOTICE

'O Fassengcrs 6y oar Maa Line Of Packet
- ssss fee Ly.eAburx s.i IA sag L.ss esas~tisS ss
~. fer Ss-~rus We regular ps
- fSsehbsss The - Ia having nieheosdhoaday Wed
nsay and Fray SP H. anA IN Lyaehbs n
RsuninS-L-avs Lysehbsrr hosay, Friday
~. and arrive IL Rehsssaa day r n. Fa>ase AID
Fare %.
rasensers Cur sass,on leaving r. NJ seossvine
ssn H. and stannen re- niss BY si.sel al r.
~ Passage land Fsrs the Bostl %.
Passenger fos Psrmvhe take the stass Caenvs
sson inssssdiaieiy The Canal. An Cumber
lad cosift houss. and arrive In Fanmviie ~ N.
y 20 BOYD, EDMOND q DAVENPORT.
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cisiSx. dUkEsswAnsA SD oLA.s,
Solsr, Lard ssd Oh Lsmps, Looking Glasses, Sc
IS .r.si,rn,ta VI AT 50. Main Street.
WYE have on hand handsome ssock or .ve,x
W M = soeA. sssM.s arc s...oa. 10 ,.sss.
p':.ssss = =: s.ss.p. q ess spsi.s sspsn.. =
I'm :. - -: !, - os.s. are a.'sd 'h. even induce
S's =: H.i. ss'''ss. OF u. rssA..:
y WIN DUTLER CO
Their Life Of Napoleon.
THIERs' History of the Consulate and En-
s.ss ssAs' Nspo'sea By ~ A. TAssr. No.
nn kssth ros'fah Of Nsposos-sseeivsd II
sas DaINKEs = NORRIS.
JAMES RIVER BONDS.
WE wish to purchase few thousand dollars
Pc Is JAMES 4 co.
D-1 ops.esi.s The Ereh.ssc B.nk.
FOR NEW YORK.
IL Tho regular packet schr. Courier Cont
2Ah( II. Couch. having part Of her cargo engaged viii
h.vs a.eA Fos Gsshs svpy board
J. ss JAMES FISHERS SONS
BAC0N, CLOVER SEED, WHlsKEY, &C.
Id superior ssaa.a c s,sGs s'"''
it6 do do BALTIMORE do
10 hsa' se- Howard Street Baltimore wh.key
80 % pur. elder B,ssay
SOC boxes Window Gh.s
100 bb. New Orleans No..-s
70 hhds prime New orean. sas.m
800 bags ane L.suyn conse
100 do good and hnr RIo
ana iof sale low Tor cash. or puneiaa
0UICKSILVER-On flask Just received and
" and foe sale r. JOHNSTON
90 MS Main Street
Psr.s. :. letter wrapping g,.;:s ss.s.oe.. .s-
CtLovER sEED-FOr sale by
~ aae DAVENPORT = ALLEN
II. EUSfACE & SON have received a
q +. 4sss supply G s,.....
Ion 10
s::...s E
s ea,laa Do Do
Cal n No. 10. West. s jaqo
NOTICE.-The undersigned (successors to
VIM H. sheids deed, in the Grocery ship
formerly occupied by VIM Gr.nrer Seesa.ed have mi.
day d'ved Go paHnsfhp in the hike bu.ine by
by the aid R presented collect all debts to
| the and JOHN NJ NAYS.
The said business will be carried on by Will
liam Tby, pleased
'ss can a o ss,s ' ~' Sc Vessels ;S%1t into
GLOBE HAIR.CUTTING ROOM.
Joseph Ferguson, HAIR CUTTER &C.,
Has removed his Isair-Cuttinx Establish
ncnt 10 MAIN STREET, nearly opposite the
| Exchange Hank OF Va. Ia ss
,oAL PIT oI9o PIT Oil landing and for sale
| OY jays DAVENPORT ALLEN.
| WooLsEYs suGARs-to half soIe. OF above. landing
w and for sale by jass DAVENPORT a ALLEN.
THE MEDICAL NEWS u LIBRARY,
one dollar sra. where Eve dollars is advance
Tor the Journal OF the Medical Science issued quarterly
making IN ALL about nteen hundred
and selected matter.
Library contains the prominent medical
Of the day domestic foreign reports interesting
lures Sketches Of Medical Decisions together portion
OF Library embracing on the paeiice OF
Medicine and Surgery be by mail T.
pages
| WAlsoN's LECTURES ON THE PRACTICE OF PHysIC
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WHISkEY, CHEESE, OIL, &c.
SS HHDs. Cope biS,iHsd whiskey
~ 10 hhis New York
20 bbb Baltimore do r-l
10 do 3 Martins do ..
bids and 20 bbl- Apple Brandy ..sI
20 casks prime Goshen Cheepe
90 boxes Pine Apple % ~
cases super I:., Insssh do
20 uerees very sss, Winter spsrm Oil
81 baskets sapsT salad do
20 tess tak Petre
"a hazs prime Green IAsuayu Coaee
100 do do Old lava do
100 do do Old Cuba and Ansostura do
go bags Pepper aud Spice
% bores Sperm Candies
10 cases Casnn preserved cnzer
eaxs son sheD Alnsonds-yor sa,s nv
"a ~ WILLIAMS QAyAtf
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-27

We place at the head of our list of candI-
dates the name ofCoI. fhos- Coopwood. tor
Governors We know he will permit his
pane to be run By his friends for that disin-
guished station. if convinced through The
Wing press, that the sovereign people de
sire his service He seeks not Office. blt
prefers retirement yet we know hat he
recognizes The right Of the party TO which
be belongs, to call upon any individual they
may choose to the discharge ofthe duties
OF any office within their gift.
He is IN favor OF a general retrenchment
and reform in the public expenditures
He is infavor Of a general system Of free
Schools IN our Stale. by which the orphan
and indigent may learn to read aud write.
He is opposed to the system OF bringing
convict labor into competition With artizaas
and mechanics Of our own State
He Is 10 favor Of dividing the Stale in
Congressional dis.rcis in such manner as
viii ena bic the peoP'e 10 become acquain-
I'd wuh their members.
lie is opposed % the principle OF
ccrveniions, and thinks they are subversive
oflbe Just rights Of the people.
lie holds sacred tie just obligation ei
coutracis and we are very sure 6at be
only Jas - be known 10 be sufpoFted--
aberdeen Bee.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-27
NoT 70 - :


Holly Springs. Aug. Is ls45.
at a called meeting of the Bolrd OF Di-
rectors held this day, il was
ResoIred. That cali OF Ten dollars on
each share q the Capital stock of this in.
slitut ion (t bsing he 6thl be made on the
stocl1hoIJers. TO be paid on or before the
a3d day OF October next.
A true copy of the record.
H. If. LUSHER. Casil'r,
Extract from 4lh section of Amend ed
Charter ''ln all cases payment shall be
made in Specie or notes of Specie paying
ba ks, the notes Of he Northern Bank ex
cepted-
Aug. Is 1915 -nI-9w
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-27

At his residence, in LaulRr, on the i7th insts Dr.
C. a HurcHsNSox, II the t7sa year of his age
The deceased had icng besn xoFIAy nlcfn5eF
cf the Methodist Episcopal Chaseh, and died II
the fun triumphs 81 the Christian faith leaving
disconsolate vile and a son and daughter ne-
siees = large circle oil relations and friends 10
mourn his Loss baf theiE loss his insEite gain.
The CAusch, III The death Of Dr. Hatcbinson,
lnournS ther less ef a worthy brother. whist TIE
widow and has children weep with bitter Ia men
tation-but they m0afn moi as those who have
no hope, ter their husband aud father vas pre-
pared 10 die
in misplace on the 2lst Sept lsd5,
CLrSToN Tyson son OF John c. g. Sarah
Ann Hill age months and 2 days.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-09-27

Speaking OF hogs-we saw one Of these
animnis the other day ying IN the gutter,
and in he opposite one well dressed man
The II tst bad "a riag on his nose tae latter
mad one on lis finger the man was
drunk and the hog was sober. "a hog p
known by the company he keeps, thought
we. so though. A.r. PoglIer a1d oti he went.
-Anthraclle G9e.