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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-24

! " to concern the mind of "a thinking man,
4han the pl linciples according TO which bis
gORernment is 10 be administered. What
lever Phey may profess, or honestly believe,
tAe principles Of parties advocating mea-
sures tliemetrically opposed, cannot be Fse
same, qthe measures OF one party must
necessarily be better calculated than those
4 of the other, to Perpetuate the government
i'm the spirit of It's formation, II the one
tends to strengthen and 6rmly establish
the Foundation upon which Liberty rests,
the other will as certainly weaken ana
destroy it. For what were We endowed
with the faculty. of Thought II not to in
Vestigate SUBJECT SO important to human
happiness and destiny as ehis! That man
is mosa reckless, of feariHl responsibility,
who does not care to know any thing a.
bout politics. Thus quietly, alrd insensr
tbly are hechaiAs OF slavery TO he formed,
for some future generation Of the peoples
Is peltics stfch an Intrinsic affair." or are
measures so serompIrGted, as to exempt men
froa studying and understanding them!--
"But oh the WitkedHess, the selishness,
the venaIty of politiciansr And the reme-
sdy for this %clyilg sin,' is to heep whole
sale denunciaHon NPoR the entire tribe,
enddccry PoiOics as systatn of frGud and
corupuon. Preachers and professors, AlT0-
lition'and Temperance Lecturers, the rep
reseruaUiVe Of new associations, and the
advocates of every reforns, are all down
npen the p'ts, dishonest, poiticiaR,in terms
Ghat woah deter very demon from com
ing Within reach of reforms and yet 1t is
greatly 10 be wondered, that this well Waged
warfare, ef decent, civilized, I've iaad al
mostsad Dht9stiaHased,3 backguardisHs, has
done so AuIe TO IhTity and elevate the
standard 'Of political character. 1t is the
character of the tree, Hpen which the quah
ity Of the Fru1a depends.
Instead Of ITemlies upon she depravity
Of politicians, go TO work, not to reform
them, but the peogte from whose suffrage
aheir existence is derived. Impress them
with the importance of the sNGjectof poll
tics, and when they understand it, our
word Nor it, they will freed 10 advice in the
selection of candidates tor o4Rce:---Sters-
6siIUiiie Herald.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-24
Road Notice.

Notice is hereby gwen that there will
be petition preseOted to the Com@'s-
Sioners Of Carroll county, al their Oext
session, praying The grant OF a road.
bounded as follows. commencing south
OF Came ron's saw mill al The CumbOF-
land road, thence running a south VesI'
worldly direction north oI RoOen Hbits'
spring, thence The same direction ill it
inlerseCls The county lima Of TUscarR-
vac cOuu'y, ,hrOcs south along the line
till IL inte,secls the road lRSd'D! tIom
Mc Farl,u'. vnitl =" tn i'e" al CaEFo! Go.
October q IsS5 2~4l.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-24

CarFo1t--John Riley.
CuyGhoga-ADavid Harvey.
ChRioH-Steven Evans.
Ciark-Samson Mason.
CRAWFORD y WyandotIe-~Michael BFac&'
iey!%
CdmpGigR and UhiOn--Wm. Richie.
,Darke y SAeiJy-Ezekiel Thomas, gain
Deiaware and clarion James B. Shaw
-Franklia G,.uadiSOR-Joseph Ridgway
jr., Edward Fitzgerald
&airfeh-Andrew Feust;% David H
Swartz.%
'Geausc-AlFred Phelps.
Greeae--E, F. Drake.
Guernsey T.. W. Upton,
AdmihoA---JoAn Nc Mukin,f c, Reeme-
lind Thomas j.. GaIIagher,f and J. Flinnf
Hanc0cG, Lucas, 'UtoaOay and Hood
L, Purcher.
HardiheUud LogGn-RirhRrd S. Candy.
.Hghiand-Wm. Ii. TrimbIe, gain.
Huron aad E'ae-Benjansin Summers.
Hurrison--Jacob LenmOn,
-JeGersoa--JanIes &. Allen.
Knor--WiIlam Ill SlAlht
Lake-AbeI KhnbaIl.
Licking-S.S. Wright, E. l., Smith, gains
Gorain -NathanP johnson.
MoNtgomey--T, Brown, J.. F.. Hbberd.
MuWi--SIephcn johnson.
Muskirgum-Edward, Ball, John TrimbEe
Monroe +. +. Hunter.
Morgarr-peniel Chundler.
Aipdina,-Esrl Moulton.
Pitkaway--Edson i. OIds.t gain.
Pcrry--.Jenes Brownf
POrtage---4'homas Shreve.
Portage & SunHnit--DaVd Mcintosh.
PrdbIe.--WilisnI Curry.
RichIand->A. At'ernethyH J. Cummins.+ t
Ross and ltecking-jahres Gibson.
Scioto and LawreICe--T. r, Stanley.
Stark-SaHalel Stover, gain,
Seneca-Danfel DrowH+
Summit--lliraa lIewen.
TuscarawOs-B. p Ferguson.
TnmbuIl-One Wing and one Gerofoco.
Washngtnr-William R,Cuiler.
Weren-Edward Noble.
Wuyne-Michael Touen,t Jos. WillGord+
These snarked (*) II are Locos.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-24
GEoRGIA-LWHIGS TRIUMPHANT!

The Augusta Chronicle Of Saturday has
returns, ohicial aud reported, from sixty
seven counties, which show u gain otabout
1880 votes in tauer 6f 9overner Crawford
over the vo,e for President last year.
There are twenty six counties tohear from,
which will probably incEeuse the gain
Ihere can therefore he no 'doubt 'Ut the
success OF Gov. Crawitrd 'lyU handsome
maiorty--say from 1 900 toq,50O votes.
.Jtis supposed that She Legislature, On
Joint ballot, will likewise be Wing. The
Chronicle says that the Senate @iII proba-
bIy sand 22 Wings to as lSecotecDs, 'wkjoh
will give the latter majeriy'of three dn
hat body. In the House, lhe prospect now
is%tap,here will be a Whig'nlajorily'of six
70 eight. Il Nat. Int.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-24
BANKS.

Governor Barley Hrmounces in the Ohio
State Journal, Ehat two more branches Of
the State Bank Of Ohio have coygiied with
the law, and are ready to comn1enco busi-
ness in Lucas county, ct Toledo, to wit:
"The BGak Of 97oLedo," and the other the
"Commerciat BGakgf Totedo."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-24
- I've "
AN ACT
Toincorporate the Normal High School, Of
Carroll County.

Carfoll county.
SIC. I. Bea euacied by The General yAs
-sembty EN- Stale Of Ohio, That Josepl
Cable, Dewalt Rothacker, C. V. McMlen
John M. Lyt'e, William Baxter, Rober
MrEtderry, Robert McCave, William M
Sinclair and George Beatty, and their as
sociates ana Successors, I've and they arr
hereby created q body politt and corporate
with perpetual succession, by the mamie
and style Of the Normal High School, o
Carroll county, and by that name shall bt
competent to contract and be contracted
with, to sue and lie sHed, plead and bt
iapIcaded, answer and be answered unto
in aR Rcourts of law and pQNilyS and to have
and Hse a common seal, which may be
P7roken, 'sitered or renewed, al the plea
sdFe of thesajd corporation,
SEC. 2. That for the purpose Of carry
ing into effect the objects of said school
which are declared to be the promotion o
highly rAorai and intellectual education
in language, arts ana sciences, upon tht
Normal plan, at Calroll1on, Ohio, and at
cording to the tINe fntent and meaning o
this act, SAID corporation, ny name and
style Aforesaid, shall |te capable Of acqulr
ing, holding, possessing and enjoying
either by purchase, gift, grant M devise
properly, real or personal, and RsiXeA, and
The same TO selh conveg OF DISPOSE of a,
pleasure, the valae of which sha all noS ex.
coed, at any tEre, the sum Of ten theG sand
dollars; and all the property Of said Vorpo
ration, wit'a the profits arising theyesivna,
shall be applied TO the interest and welfare
of said school, and for the p,omoton Of
tive objects inuended according to the pro.
visions of this act.
SgC. 3. The said corporation shall have
psE'e' to make, ordsin and establish by
laws rules and regulations for its govern
menS prescribe the nWmber and titles Of
its officers, define their pow ers, compensa-
ton ana Enration, and prescribe their du-
ties; prescribe the terms and ma nner Of ad-
mitting ant aismissing members, and all
such other Taw'ers and privileges necessa>
ry for the prudent and efficient manage
turnt OF the CeJPGFate concerns, prohibiting
any thing in con1rEwention of the cOnsti>
tWtiOn and lawsOi this state and the United
States.
SEC. 4. The organization under this
act te take place at CarTlIton, so soon as
deemed advisable, ten days notice thereof
having been given by P&5cation; bat
safd corpcraaon shall notincEr biabliLes at
any time ton greater amoHnt than the sum
specified in fhe second sec9i0n of T9is act
SEC. 5. ThGt any violation of the pro-
visions Of this ,pc:, on a iaw,e to orga Nl.ze
seid school within one year Erom the pSs-
sage'0f this Rcl, or fBihre 90 Keep SAID
school for Jhe space Jf one yeur at one
time, shall operate as 3 forfe&rHpe of said
cIIarleF and nor any Gyase of sSia char
ter, 'eny tanre fegislatEre may aGcr, a.
mend or TepeGi this act, or msy so iaIter,
amend or TepeE whenever the paJhc In
terest may require the same.
JOHN M. GALLks HER,
SPeGksrgfshe House Of Representation.
DANFD CHAMBERS,
Speaker gjFhe 'Senate.
March g, F845.
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From theStdte Journal FIX ra, Of Oct. 18th
THE.LEGlSLATURE.

SENATE
There are holding over, in the Senate
10 Wings aptlS5 EocoIoccs. The following
districts elected on Tuesday last; we give
The names OF lhose-eecled thus far
adams, Highland and Pike--Tllbsrty
Reds
Athens ana MeigS--John Welsh.
.4shiabula and dake--Wm. l.. Perkins.
Belmont aaA.Nonr0c~-Bepi. f. Matkalt+
CuyahogG cad<Ieauga--Scabury Ford.
BrnOa aadCie,paonfn-Dowty Uuel.%
'CoMmbiaHa-s--J6hn Martins
Cuuseyaadc cCoshoCiOa--F. w. Thorn
hills
Green, FaytHe and CliitOu--ABurnsH
Martin.
Hamjlion@-Jumes II. Ewing.%
Logah CdmPuigR, Hardin and UntOn--
Ira A. tean.
'MHSkiHgum--C. b. Goddard.
RtchtHd--Joseph Newman"
Ross and H0cking--lohn Mrdeirn.
Scida, LMorence, Gaiiia and Jackson---
]. J. Coombs.
TaadrGwas and Carroii-~E. r. Eckley
Harrington, Morgan aSd Perry--Ruiu'
Z. Harlo.*
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Rddns and Plke--David Cockerill.%
Ashiabula--Bre wster Randall.
Athens aud .Neigs-Thomas Irwin
Bro,On--John j. Higgins.*
BeimOnt-Benjaaain S. OOwen.
Baler-Fergus Anderson.*
CoshoetOn-Hesiep Williams
CiermOIa--David DiaL$
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-24
A SHAWL LOST.

A large black m1rinO shawl dropped
from the buggy Of the Rev E Green
valid as he lell Carrollton on The mora
lOg after the exhibition October 18Th, OF
road leading to New PhiIadsIPhia. with
in eight miles OI CarsoIllon, which be
longs 10 one of the ladies that sccompS
MED him. The finder will be suiis !
rewarded. il he will leave it at the house
the ROv ID Ro,hacker, in CArrolllOO.
October ~, 4e45 g St.
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,QvlNtY.L LMNss,l Or. 9, l104s.

j
SIR | have received your lAvorol tlR
81 instant, and should take greatipleUsure
in addressing the New Yofk Bbie Socetg,
according 10 my conditional ipfonGse'here-
toiore made, which i have not ibrgotten
hut in the present stste'or MY teOlIh lpH
disabled from aitendancesst all I5uDlicmee.
tings, and cannotilattermyself with any
more favorable proapect for the 'ensairg
month-ol NovembeF
My testimony OF reverence for the Holy
lps been already, on more than
zone occasion, publicly made, and will I've
repeated Oh every occasion pI?on which il
can with propriety be manifested. or al
ihe societies devoted to ,piety and charity
which havek knoWn, there is none higher
in .tay estimation 'or more adapted to eNlr
uent usefulness than the Bible Society, and
I tewently pray that the Divine blessing
may rest upon it and 90 ierth with it &C
the ends OF the earth.
| am, vely respectfully, sir, your fellow
citizen and ,Obedient servant
10. ADAMS,
e, n. BLArcnoRD, Esq, New Yor&',
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-24

dC'onHcciicm.--The townelet:iDns IN Con-
nectieut, which took place OH Monday last
exhbitG CERTIFYING result 10 she Wings
who hove carried their candaetes4or towr
officers in "A very large naiorisy 'of the
towns, and in numerous instances Carried
them bY'r'ajolitics whichSItow 6n'inoFeas,
ed strpDgursince the IasteIection.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-24
HICKING COUNTY.

The !State.JournaI says, wt have cheer
ing intelligence from this County. An ex-
ira ftom itfe Newark Gazette, annoen ces
the eletitpm9f Meeatire Whig Hckel5oT The
first Lotr. Wright and Smith, the two
Wing candidates for Representatives are
elected by from 200 to 400 majority. This
is so uoh'cleargan since last year. The
Wings Of Licking have covered themselves
with glory All Honor TO their indonlta-
be spirit.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-24
HON. JOHN C. CALHOUN.

The papers south and east say that Gov.
M'Dufie, will resign his seatin %he Senate
ei 4he United States, in cohseehcnce Of i'll
health, in which event there is We doubl
llrGaIlreun will again take hsseat intihal
august body. Reports from lire south also
say dlat Senator lluger, Of S. c., viii re-
5ignahis eeat for the same cause, (ill heath, J
The Charleston Mercury, and other south
Tn papers tlihktthat the presence of Mr.,
Calhoun in the councils Of the II on at
thisecriHcal junction Of our foreign affairs,
WouId'oe eminenlIy useful to the country;
and more'pHrlicularlyin the settlement of
the Oregon question.
WegIye iyasourDp opinion that the coun-
Try has had-eHough oil Mr. Calhoun aIrea-
dy, and moc especially in bis bold anti-re-
pabican and unscrupuIous course in the
annexation of Texas. Nevertheless, we
would like to see himand the PENNSYLVANIA
and New York Senator'S giving construc-
ton to Nj. Polk'siprhetib II and anti-prO-
tscIiCn documents. The Sonth CnFdlinian
is not like the Pennsylvania Senators. lie
will humbug; butcannot be 'hnnipugged.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-24

Er-PrssstlcAt Adams.-4OW readers we
are sure ~iiItsad the following Ierer with
regret, 'Es NelI'at learning that they will
NOT near theFolce' OF a wise, thoHored, 'end
venerable 'saHher,pIeadng ikeacruso OF 'the
bible, asw"rs ttr.pne time hoped, us Tor 'thr
rcNuse which 'impSts him 10 declnes--.Nesc
York Com adU.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-24
Octobet "a. is45 g 81.
The STATE ofOhio. Carroll 6Oanis IS.
COURT UF COMMON PLEAS.

The State of Ohio. Carroll 6O,tntt IS.
COURT UF COMMON PLEAS.
Edcuiidh aAer august Term, A. D. l845.
rhUmas While, administrator Of
the eolale Of John Mccoy, decd. :.
John 4. Dunlap aud Roth Dunlap
his vile, Martha Mccoy, Hugh Nc a
Coy, James Mccoy, Sarah Mccoy 3
John R Dunlap and Ruth DuuIap his
%ire, Martha Me 'Oy, Hugh Mccoy
James Mccoy, and Sarah Mccoy (@a~
arc not residents Of said county, will
take notice that on the 10Th day OF Seps
tember, lS45 The said Thomas White,
as administrator Of The estate OF John
Mccoy, deceased, filed 10 the office Of
The clerk OF Tho toufI Of common pleas
for said county his said petition agsinst
The boVe named defendants, and which
said petition is now pending, wherein tho
SAID petIiIoUor prays Ihs court, for leave
10 SELL the following described land be-
longing TO said estate, TO wits beginning
at The soalh easl corner OF ia" Whites
IaroA, on the IiUe joiRing Daniel BIack's
larm and ruNUiUg Rorth two hundred
and eieh, suG three tenth perches 10 tho
road leading from Leesburgh 10 New
HagerstoWn, thence with said road, 10
he line between John Boo,h's and Tho,
mas Whites land; thence with The line
Of ssid Thomas White 10 Daniel Blacks
line; thence west with said Blacks line
10 the PIsce o! beginning; containing
eigh'y~One acres, more or less: being .
part Of section twenty eight and thirty.
fOSr, 10 township thirteen, Of range six
In the SteebeuvlIe district. in the Slste
q Ohio, to pay the debts owing by said
estate, &c and that said petition, at the
November terra OF said court wilt be
heard, sHd application made 10 said court
jy saiG pelilioRer, For leave 10 sell 60
much Of tic above Described premisesas
will be necessary TO discharge, the debts
owing by said estate, tDeetaer with in
cTSe nlal c% arees. THOMAS WHITE,
Admiaisrra1or n the eslNte ef JoOh Nc.
Gov deed BY r e. Eek lev his attorney.
October ~, i845 g ST.
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NuoN HauSa. et Al.

The said Phebe Weir, Htgh HAnnO
John Hanna, and James Hanna, will taxa
hotice that Joseph Weir and DAvrS
Work man Guardians Of the said nrhe~
heirs OF James It1anna, deceased. this
day 6led, in the office Of the clerk eE
the court ol common pleas of said Cav
roll cuun'v their petition, @he;elo ltaEr
sell Irr,h that SAID minors are seized W.
lee simple, Of the following estate, !"
wit: luls number seventy three IN ROW
evts' firsl addition 10 the town OF Carre|'
ION, and eighr and hine 10 Roberts See
ohd addition 10 ihe town bt Cartnlil6hS
and also part of The north east qnarier
of section ty-lhree, low %hship toHt'
teen, and range Ave, in the StedbeRv'lIN
land district, heginhIng al the north west
corner Of SAID 1uartef section, thence
soah sevenIy elght psrcheS and ses Bhly
hundredlhs, thence east sixty perchts
and ninety Two huhdfedlhs thence noFIh
seventy e'gh perches and eighty hun.
dredlhs, thence ives, sixty beFthes and
ninety hundredlhs ID The p ace OI begina
nins$ containing thirty acress aad reps
resenting that il would BE- 10 The adVsnE >
t,se Of said minors, 10 DISPOSE oI their
interest 10 said esateI and prayS SAID
court for an order fer the assignment Of
do~et TO the said Phtbs Weir, ana iot
leave 10 sell The interest Ot ssld miOorS
10 SAID real estate. which satd peulion
is how pending and will he for hearing
al The next term OF said conr d common
pleas, &c. & Il. ECKbEY,
Attorney Ior Petitioners.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-24

spectacle by protecting the robbers. This
state OF things has at length aroused the
populace,ant The MOrnons must again shift
their quarters.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-24
Sarah Wapt, e1. al.

The SAID Sarah SVaW. widow oil James
A Wan, deceased. sad KeZiah Jsna
WaNl, and W III lam W ait. minor children
OF said James A. WsE, deceased, will
take notice that William Stokes, Guar-
dian OF The said minors, did on the 2lst
dav Of October, A. D 1875, 6le IN the
office Of the clerk Of the court oi csm-
mon pleas Of sai6 Carroll county, his
PeIIion praying Ihe ssas court Ior leave
10 sell She interest II his said wards.
{rke said KeEiah Bsae and The said WIl'
ham Ws,t,I 10 the undivided half OF The
esst half OF the south west quarter of
section 20, 10 township l3, aOd range 4,
ot the lands directed 10 be sold ct Sleu-
benvile ia she State OF Ohio, and set
tag fOrtA that it would be materially to
the advantage OF hIs said wards 10 dis
pose OF said estate; which said petition
is now pending and will be for hearing
al the November term Of said court Of
common pleas. E r ECKLEY,
Attorney for Petitioner.
October "a, 1852 81.
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TIE State Sf Clio. CGrrUf roHa'y, u
COURT Of COMMON PIE ,S.
TacatiOn offer Anguk Tern, l0a5.
Joseph Weir and DAVID Workman J !
Guardians of the minor heirs VI =
James Hanna, deceased -
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-24

TIE St0te Of DkSS Carroll coam1y So.
CTLRr OF COMMON PLEAS.
Pacasaoa qj1er AngHsr Term, A: D. iS45.
WuI,m s, ,vkes. GSardIaO OI ks v5
1ah Jane Waits William watl :. "a
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-24

The Cincinnati Gazette OF theil6Lh inst.
Saconiains the correspondence b'tween Gen
~Ttl Hardin and the Council al Nouvoo; the
MonEons agree 20 leave the county in the
spring, aud the General pledges himself
Ahat Ihry will not be disturbed Wntil that
Tlmr1 Ia vhat il they do not tIen rcmove,
thcy shall beforcibly elected fromthe State
1t also appears that the Mormonr contcm-
plate emierniing to Oregon territory The
progress OF AlOunBnsm is truly not very
fltlering. On ucrount their pcctiitr prin-
cipes, they were FIRST driven from Kirkland
IN Ohio; they then mgralri TO Missouri,
and established the town Tof Far West, on
thr Missouri river; commenced their dep
.Trdation there, and were driven from the
aIure by the militia. They then located
themselves al Commerce, on the Mssissp-
pi river, in Hancock county, illinois, ana
built the city Of NauVOO. Here they were
hospitality received, and, for while renal
ned quie4; bat at length their love Of plum
.Aering returned, and for the lost two wears
ihRy have sIdSaYored 10 make lhsSing ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14
Immigration to Oregon.

7 i & I'll = =. X
.Nfhe New York Albion publishes letter iron
Oreson, IN which it is stated that the influx 0
immigrants from The United States las, yea, wa
apPa' Iaoo persons, coming in BY tie way d
81 LOUIS and, the Sandwich Islands some 0
whom, however, were 50 much disappointed ],
pc country that they immediately len i fo, Cali
4ornis, while others returned across The Rock,
mountains.
The Provisional Govsrpment is os,ens;biv IS
polished only pnlil The Boundary Question i.
settled, and The United States establish their H.
irisdictfon over the country bu, there is a large
parry " The settlers who are disposed 10 declare
themselves iineePendeniyas they feel Thai The i
are too far removed from The United States "a
be benefited By their protection.
The Montreal Herald announces The arfival Of
Sir George Simpson, who states shat The United
States Citizens who had emigrated 10 Oregon
were dissatisfied with The character of The conn
Atry, and that Of six thousand who had arrived
there from time to time, up 10 The month Of
March last, ona thousand had proceededio Cali
f0Inia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14
InlrsrsIiy OF Virginia.


We announced, some weeks since, he alp
paiattupen', By Iibs Yisilef<, II Joha N. psnon
Is PteiGssot of Law, and Thomas ii. Dew
EsS as Prefessos Sc Na,ussl Philosophy. Bo,l
y these gentleMsn, howeyer, we're forced bs pti
lsysts dunes ID dssliae ,he honors conferred i,
their selecifoa
FL A nesting M ahe,, Board Or Visitors was cid
Eoa Monday wssk when they proceeded 10 iillihe
eaairs made vacant.
\ s3Ths chair Sof Natural Philosophy, vacan,
IeI the rssignstion u George Tucker, Esq, vas
atted BY the appoiatmeaiof william IL McGuf.
fsy, Esq.i Of Ohio
sJahn 3. Minor Esq, Of Charlottesville was
|aPPoin,sd se.6ll the Char Of Law, vsean,
ey The rssignationo Of Judge ii. 81. George Tuck.
m nh, .
ssssMr McGufav graduated a, Washington Col.
Ilsge, PA, and was contemporary Of Henry A.
Wise, and is'said y be complete master Of the
sciencessef Moral and Intellectual Philosophy.
Y Mr. Minor i, said 10 be man of ,alsats, and
fully adequate edischarge the duties deyolyipr
llon be Chair Of Law at the University.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-14
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.


The Richmond Whie, which appears to hsv,
entered into the cause Of improvement IL 5ht
STATE With mostlhear,y and CONNIE able zssl
publishes letter from Mr.. A. RandeI, Of NUN
York, proposing 10 join some capitalists ana 81.
taoIish Lucifer Match Mandatory in The ciis
of Richmond
The following is an extract Of letter to abs
Editors Of the Wing, from SIR. Randel, oa thihs
subject: sa
III there is chance for the establishment NH i
Match Factory, and some ons wiling to take III
interest, with sutficien, capitalize carry il sonHio
advantage, SHOULD have no objection 10 come
on and establish the Gusiness-whicb, thong Il ii
may appear small, is . very extensive and pfo.
htable one, with capital 81 command Iown4he
patent fol manufacturing matches without siii
phur; asp the machine for making the stickssor
spllnls, Of which they are made and being Ia
pracllca mechanic, should not be al loss iIis q
ny branch Of the business. If you can eject ani
arrangement Of this kind, as TO machinsfy,or
both, you can write and let me know, or7Sdi.
rect inquiries hither, where they eau getal the
information necessary respecting myself ana bnsi
ness" kR
The Wing says This msy be deemed n shall
matter by some-and so is he manufacture of
pins,-butlarse fortunes have been madsbys,he,
latter, and may be bsthis also. "Despise nos
small beginnings ###3T III