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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-02-28
Master commissioners Sale
Jan 81, lS45-Gw

THE STATE or ONO,
CARROLL COUNTY,
James B Mcfarland William Rey !
noIds. Edward Lukens and Will
liam r. Evans. traders under the
firm Of Reynolds, Mcfarland u
Co.
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TERMS oFApYERTIsING.

TERMS OFADVERTISING.
Three insertions, one square, SI,O0
EUery subsequent insertion, 25
Larger ones in proportion.
A liberal discount viii be giUen to ttoss
wio adceTtiSe bu The uPdr.
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futbete bic l1fer unb ibremmte ieoes
6dlm6en @ras fort oas ncb auf Den nles
bern Seloern lag Sernaro fpar ia It Oct
einsiae Bauer in Der Ge9eno, bet lenes
Sabr 6eu Don leinem Biefenlanoe betafn.
Ser &atb rpuroe BON nun an aut oae
Soralamfte aufbepabrt uno immer pdnttz
lib befolst, uno ooourb wuroe Sreuno
Bernard i'm eaufa Der 3eit elmer Der retb=
fen Sauern i'm 9anoe.
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SuperiorSee.- Oas l1nele
Stei9en oes 8erfebrs auf Dem Superior
fee fam nit Rebt eines bet @unoer un-
ierer Sage senannt ueroen. lS42 9taubs
te bic amerifanifbe pelscompa9nie, oab
Der S6ooner 8m. Srepfer perfaulen
pdroe, ebe er feline Soften auf Dem GU
periorlee be3ablen f0nae, uno lieb ibn oes,
balb in ben Grielee 5urddibafen. als
bic ein3isen amerifanilben Sobrseu9e blie=
ben oannals nur bic Sri9 2(ifor uno bet
S6ooner algonquin as6oem Superioriee
Surid. aber 70 i6nea bat tib Die @i6s
tiseeit bieier Stesion seieieert, oab Die
auf oieIem Gee befinolibe Slotte ieet aus
ben Sboonern @apoleon (einem sroben
Sabrseu9e BON $50 2onnsn @ebalt, nit
Saidtens unb Staots5immern, 70 eben in
Sault pom Stapet eelafen,) algonquin,
Srpaaow, Uncle Gam, Merbant, Gbips
pepa, Seean unb 6ree Grabsr beffebt.
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Der TtberaIe 1sentactter
Heabtna, BEN III. Sctpber 1915.

CIV. B. PALMER, Esq. is our authorized
Agent, for procuring Advertisements, receiving
Subscriptions, and making collections for the IL
BERALE BEOBACHTER, at his offices in the
following cities:
Chestnut strets.
New York-160 Nassau street.
Baltimore--S. E. Corner of Baltimore & Cal
vert strets.
Boston----No g. State street.
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0~TlInfsrn rsfp. lIntsrfbrsibsrn in @irsin5s
bile csns sur Nabribt oaB ibrs Ssitun9en
ti6 jest r9slmdsi9 jsben 9isnifa9 Mpr9sn bon
bier nab oambur9 ob9n9sn. - Sbr unrss
9slmds9ss 9tnfommsn mus pabsr bic Sbulp
ess bcrti9en Yoifmsiifsrs fsin. lin pieItm lles
bel obSubslfen msrbsn mir tafur for9en, eas
Der pad pcn jest an jsosn 9cnnsrifa9 Wcrs
gen ersft BON bier ab9eibidt wirO, in Der MaiI
fir 0eatDerolfSviqe.
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@albinston'5 9rab.

QSdlgtf0tCH'o SIdp.
gs aereibt Dem &olfe Der Ser. Staas
ten uibt lebr our Gbre, oab es oas Grab
feines erfen @obltbdters 70 iebr in Sers
fau seratben ldbt. sc iino uns BON
slaubmaroisen Mdnnsrn, bic oem tusenos
baftelfen Mann, oen bic Station ie 9ebabt
bat, oen fbuloi9en Sribut besablen woQs
ten, 8eiipiele er5dblt pcroen, Die un6 in
oas sroBte grfaunen perieet baben. Der
Bes nab Wount Sernon ioa ndmlib 70
fble6t fein, baB bet &eifenoe Gefobr
lduft, @aseu uno Q6ie su serbreben, oa
man allentbalben dber un9ebeure Sten'
baufen binwee gu poiiiren bat. 3uoem
1T aub, piellei6t obnbtllb. feline 2lus
ft6t sur Ubbdlfe oieles l1ebels ucrbanoen
Seoer anIbmellenoe @iebbab tpdlbt bieie
Steinmafen i'm Srdbiabre nob mebr aue,
uno in peni9en Sabren pirb Der @es fat
sdn5litb unfabrbar tperoen. Wenn nun
Elm &eilenoer nab uielfa6em toin' uno
9eri6melben enoli6 na6 brittbalb Stuns
ben an bet &ubeitdtte ees Soters bes
Saterlanoes ansefommen if, 70 Fam er
fir iein 8ieb AUDI nibt einmol Elm 8ans
bel ,Seu befommen, ab9eieben oapon, oab
fir Jpn ielbtf eben 70 peni9 ettpas Su bas
ben it, 70 oab ibm b0bft proiaiib 5u
Mutbe peroen muB, oa FERN ct iib nibt
porber in aleranorio sebori9 uerprcpian'
tirt bat. 1ber nibt 9enu9, oab er peoer
fir itb ielbit nob fir feia Sieb bort ets
wos befommen Fam, - man pertpebrt
ibm Iosar, lesteres aus bem oibt babel
ftebenoen 8runnen su trdnfen, bel Stra'
te, in bic l1nsnaoe bes ieei9en Sefsers
pieier bsilieen Stdtte 5u uerfaaen. 60
mub Der 8aufabrer benn, ni6t bios
b0bf prolallb, lonbern au6 bobit dr'
serlib 9ettimmt, feinen gSe9 nab oes
aroben Monnes 8rabe antreten. Iber
rpie uno rpo lou er es finoen? &ein Ste9
fabrt oabin, eeins leitenoe Spur perfdn:
BET bic Ndbe BON oes 9rcBen 9eloen
NIbe! uues it petfallen 3! Die 8dume
lie9en Die &reu5 uno bic Sueer uno fbei'
nen ben @anoerer nit Gepalt BON peis
terem 8ororin9en abbalten Su tpoQea.
Sat ct f,b oann enolib ourb bieies na'
turlibe - menn nibt abhbtlibe - Ser
bau uno eabprintb bon 8dumen bins
bur69ewunoen, 70 ifebt ct suleet freili9
Dor Der 9ruft @aibin9ton's uno feiner
Wartba aber aub Dor elmer 8ruft, po
Spinnepeben, Sbwalben NIT tbren See
fern, uno pas iie be9leitet, 70 pie ouer'
lei un9esiefer boulen. ST oos pobl i'm
Ginflanse NIT oer 2(btune, bic oas ome,
riaanii6e @olf Dor Ieinem 9r0Bten Bobl'
tbdter best ? @abrli6 bel 70 bemanoten
11mItinoen 1T es 3iemanoen 5u peroen=
Zen, menn ct cine @oQfabrt no6 Mount
Sernon fbeut ;if es nibt gu uermunoern,
warum es 70 oiele felt lanoen Sabren in
8albinston anIdfifse Sareer unb 8e'
ANTE siebt, bic niemals auf oieier beiliser
Stdtte sepefen, tpdbreno ber in 8ai'
binaton anfommenoe Sremoe es fib au'
erften uno beili9fen pfi6t mabt, ein'
pilaerfabrt oabin 5u unterneb bmen
@enn baber bas Solf BET Scr. Stoater
Mount 8srnon nibt 5u feinem 9emein
iamen @i9entbum gu MAIDEN iu6t, f
miro man iber fur5 ODER lang per9ei1en
100 bic Ilbe bes sroben q eor9'
IS a binato 0 n rubt -
Raticnal 3eitun9.
10
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2anaTnaereten. - Ssnnspias YsrSsr
wuroe am pcrleeten Sonntase burb Scnffabsl
@rstb psrbaftst, auf bic anfla9e Der Srau Mas
ria &bsrsr, bab sr Del lbr sins Siifs erbrcben
uno iu tlpsi psribisosnsn Soften SO sbalsr bars
aus ssmaufet babe. 0srSer mubte 200 sbas
fer Sursfbaft ifsasn, Dor Der ndbifen Scurt
su erfbsnen.
Caroline GobL Elm junss6 15jdbri9ss NtdSs
dem wuree am 9cnnsrifase burb @cnifabsl
eotb, in sumru saunfbip, ws9sn qan9fnsss
rel arrstirt. 9is mar cine 3stIan9 ols Wa9b
bsi Srn. @auIt, in biefsr Stabt 9swsisn roar
am Wlittwob auf Ssiub Su ibrsn @ltsrn 9ss
sanssn uno bate siniss &lsicunssfflids nsbif
elmer flejnen @umms @sb mitaencmmsn, was
aas Der 8amilis 8ault sebtrts unb bsi Ssr 1rs
rstiruns in ibrsm Ssfs Ssfunosn pures. Ssi
esm 3srbcrs Dor 8riebsnsri4tr Sss 9sifane
1e Den 9isbitobL fasts absr, pab iis bon ibrsr
Oluttsr ta;u bsrsbst ,pcresn fsi. Sis rpuros
in ess Sbsrfs SOfbau5 ssbrabt, uln bsi Der
ndbfsn @ourt ssrbtrt ;u rpsrSsn.
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Srtfe naeb Gurppa.-9don oft bas
ben mir an9sSsist, bas fir Srisfs nab europa
bic eurb Die YOit bsftrosrt msrbsn foasn, bas
pOifsslb biz sur Sssfuits bs;abIt ,psrbsn mus,
osmunssabtst fommsn i'm bisi1ssn Yoifamts
ncb immsr Srisfs Elm bic nab europa abbrsf.
iirt II. nidt bs;ablt ftnS. @6 fbeint ben qsuten
su bdnoi9 ju fsin, ,Srisfe eurGs Ssnitsr su rpsr,
fen, lte f6nnen'S absr nob bcqusmsr BADEN une
sbsn 70 ipeit fommsn wsnn fs gar nibt fbrsis
ben.-9as Ycrto fur sinsn Sewdbn!ibsn Brief
fcifst nur etnt une bic esiunas @srnunft
muB Seosn uberyu9sn, bab osie Glsinisfsit
taar bsSablt wsrcsn mus, fOnlt bsibsn io!be
Srisfe unbsior9t lc9en.
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Selbi7mprb. - Man bat un6 bsribtst
bas Elm febenSi9jdbri9sr Mann, ir9snewO in
eaneaifer Sauntn pcriss Q1cbs Sslbitmoro
bs9in9, intsm CT feline SaIhen init Stsincn bee
fbwerts unb iib bann inS gSaiTsr ifirSte. Nds
bsu @inwInbsiten fows ben Namsn ess llns
9liflibsn, baben mir nibt srfabrsn, ,pOasn
eabsr aub Die @abrbsit Der grjdDlun9 nibt
perbiiraen.
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+ 0resuts 1T bic ausemeins Wabl Gin aros
ssr Sag fur Nas, Die an bsmftlbsn su 2(smtsrn
srbObsn anb oaeurb fir ibre O1abe unb So,
fen bslobnt psrssn. Sas Ismtsrfuben 1T
cine strt 9aSarbtpisI; 9tas lsssn Elm um 8isl
Su ssmlnnsn, bob ssbt Der srosts She'll aswSbu,
Iib lssr aus. Die bsutiss qsabl, obmobl fle
i'm Isrslsib NIT bsr pOrjdbrssn, BON asrinasr
SsbsutunS 1T, bat bob eins bsrsutsns. @n,abl
asmtsrjdssr auf bic Ssns eebrabt, rusld,e bsu,
tie pcm 9OIfs bic gntfbsipuns ibrss Sbidfols
srwartsn. 9Sir winfbsn ben @ewinnsnssa
SIdd une ben ibrissn Mutb ibre Rebsrlaas
Su ertraSen; pislsitbt ftmmt au1 fir fs balo
bic 3sit gum Stsisen.
9Sir baben uns wabrsnb Den lsstsn @odsn
sbsnfaaS nit Der bsuti9sn Wabl bsfbaftisst u.
bemibt unfern asitrn bsutIib Su MAIDEN mas
babel 9stponnen ODER vsrlorsn perbsn fam, ,,uie
es partsis9rufsr ssmobnIib Su tbun pf1sssn.
Infer Stretsn bat bsute fein Sisl srrsidbt unb
in rpeni9en sassn wsrbsn mir srfabren mas
mir 9swcnnen bobsn; ,pis bas Gsfultat absr
AUDI ausfaaen mag, mi1sn mir als Nspublifas
ner oamit sufrisbsn fein.
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Sic SSotipndl0teserei.- -

Stc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Su"'''
taa 9(benb muros bier, am 9afbouis prn9Sm.
9duler, cine sablrsibs uno rsfpsftabls Ssrs
Iammluna ssbaltsn, um lib ms9sn srrlbtun9
oisler 9ln(falt, bsi Otsabins, su bsfprsbsn. eis
niae 0tsbnsr bisltsn ;psdndsiss @sSsn deer
ben @ssenffanb, BEL welbsm nnisrs Burger
ale intsrsiIirt fnb. 9aS fblebte SSsttsr itbr'
ts ,um She'll bic @erfammluns. Sa BAD oaus
nitt srcs ssnus mar bic Msnse su faiIsn pas
uns uno sisl anosrs abbisIt BET @erfammlunl
bsisuwcbnsn. tH
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<pp pAISU SSSOTerVCUeu. &S"p'~
lbs'nlItb wsresn iib unisre QsIer nob srinnsrn
oab Elm fIsinsr 7jdbri9er Sobn bes Iprn. QSiais
am Yabn, tobsr, Don sinsm 6unes bs5 5rn.
Daniel Gn9el 9ebintn tpuros, Bon benz man per'
mutbste eas sr tou mar. Ga man pitlIsibt
nidt 9lautts toB Der Sis 9sfdDrlib fsi, murs
Den feline bsfonbsre Wittsl es9sn Die QSoffsrlbsu
an9swsnret; Die Bunoe bslts, Der Snabs mar
9eiunb uno bsfutts Die @buIs wis esmebnlih,
bio am lsetsn 9snifa9r no er iitsr llnpcbl.
itn fIo9ts, was absr ipsns bsad2ht wuree.-
Iber am Mttwob ;si9ten fib unpsrfsnntars
Spursn Der QSaFribsu; fboueerbafts 3ufuns
gen ffsItsn itb elm une srnsusrtsn itb tsi jss
benz Ssriubs Walsr su trlntsn. Ole an9ss
wanehn Nsittsl porsn vsrestsns unc am5 rsis
tag Mor9en enbi9te Der Sob feline Qsiosn.
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Wprt.-@n Mann Namsn5 Qtffel mur'
Dc am SrsitaS NtcrSsn in tas bisf9s @efdn9s
9sbrabt, an9sfla9t enen ss,piGsn @nos &Ow
ermcrost ju bobsn. Seibe naren ginwobnsr
BON 2tmitp Saunfbip, Sisisr @auntp unb Isbs
ten fbon sinise 3sit in 8sinoibaft, bic bapcn
bsrribrts, eas 2cfs ben 9iosp fir sins Sbulb
psrfIa9 bate. Ssifsrn Dor abt sassn trafsn
| itb Seibe I'm Stcbr SsS {orn. &lsin, naben
bsm "SsIbsn Wirtbsbaufs" unb fnsen an fib
su sanfsn. &ow nanuts qtfd sinsn &ds.
fel uno Setrti9ert wceurb bisfer aufssbrobt
nures, Elm 8anfpfunbitif srsriff uno Go 0top
NIT FOLDER 9smolt por bic Stirne morf bas
| eisfer beinnun9slos ju gcbsn ftirjts. 0io,p
wuros 9lsib nab fsinsr Bobnune 9sbracbt,
fein S9irnfbdbd mar Seribmsttsrt uno sr ffarb
am nneern Sage. q6ffeI puras psrbaftst une
Dor Den 8ristsnsribtsr purfs ssbrabt Der ibn
srif aus Gsrltbsn auf Sirsfbaft fret lief ;
tiDn eonn absr wsbsrperbaftsn uno bnrb sinsn
SOnifabsI nab &saon9 brinssn lief. Ssim
ndbifsn Ssrmins unfsrr Court ,pirb sr fsin
8srbSr srbaltsn.
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eanowirtbl6aft. - Ydnfies baben be-
fonntlih f6on felt ldnserer 3eit einen 9ee
lunsenen uno iebr 9epinnrei6en 8erIu6
9ematbt, oas fo9enonnte 8e1enforn i'm
@roBen gu bauen. Sn Sbio puroe unter
anoern cine 9robe Strefe sano oamit be-
fteut, unb Elm Wdnfie be9ab fib nit oer
9an5en grnte uno aller Ma1bienerie gum
8eienfobri5iren na6 @netono, no ct elm
aus9eoebntes @ei6dft oamit treibt. Nus
elmer Gorre6ponoen5 bes 0eporters erlsben
mir, bab oer Serfub bomit jeet AUDI i'm
Staate Mihouri na69eabmt miro, po Elm
8auer in Salina Gauntp 115 Nder bas
nit bepfan5t bat. Sei Der &eife miro
Der &opf nit Der &iSpe onoertbalb Bis 2
SUP lang ab9eibnitten, i'm S6otten ODER
i'm Sfen setrodfnet uno oonn in Sollen
pie 6anf perpadt. Dos bette eano lou
anoertbalb Sonnen per Ider liefern uno
Die Sonne in Neu Yorf NIT $3.50 bis 40
be3abtt perben! Gin gutter profit fir
ben 8auer, BET freiliGb bel einem ans9e.
bebntersn Inbau Der pfan5e balo beoeus
tenb perfirst tpersen burfte.
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IN New Kent Circuit superior Court of Law

-
B"tte,a Walker William BVlcoI AMI Nancy wife, Msrhi
Barrow William H. Lacy and rnnce- h- wIf. Robert a Walker.
Jno. W NaIs'r AMI Jnn 81 Walker
Hor Richardson RIcc:or of Elizabeth Brt deed AMI Henry
Wal."aui Lous Richmond AMI sally nee srso- of ooo freed
hy rii. lis' wiu anai Elizabeth Hint. deed
Te denlHt fut RICHARDSON EIcc.or u fiaheth Bu dgcd
iav parted . he .nd Tboophrs A. Lacy having qualified
n'h. ann nor 'oief'd tl' ~ dclh" Of H. ~ lloi kch
b. suggested record and by II th. Phnt- and
tn sah rh"olu' s. Lacy. Aiinor ~ IN" SID Ior Richard
sn dsed - n fnnci that tbs eiHs' stiI and b. revived
and hrsaf"r 81 NJ 10 ina decree the zli Tbooph
us Lacy ~ Admin pf fprid And ID" subpoena tc asni
Cd aiafhR 70 have been i,inre executed on lie a'nlnt,
Hoh hc1ri-on Exec II Elizabeth Br DO d anil Henry Wal
k"f and o." sad a ei MED no nnt'yo month"; AMI ibcy
nhiNR apg i' 'am anenf'ibh ant M - d
1h'ou- lay, Adm NOR aforesaid not the - q
amended ma On of'c PaInu q '-"rdefei that their nd
-"sd %" ~ 'onif- "a az " u" sid n"i"f4ns and
That this caus i' 100 Tor heinng And heieupon this
"u this dsy J 10 hoard tn nal bal taken
I0ft"'s'd ~ Q" ~" ssh rH Nehardan fee" Of Hz'teih
Br r"- d. c -i lm-nsci bu tkHn fr cnuc - afosii
"i'n. "" you" con aJdr" "drr std decree lnn -inE uny
I''r' BOO is rtr at ttr sa tc Tiro 4. Lac Adlh
u' "ln ih' Glowing accounts 9" wi - nm account Z" biz
iuteo HDt ~ ~. BE. nf ~ the sail
beth But dee 'rnJ. 81 The dbursen ntte ~
"" sad I'i " 'nn ~ or ~ Aforesaid under the will NJ h..
sad g. trt. ls oh B fDr The support AMI maintenance AMI
- m ~" WI" an tdiiit BIZ 'h'wfg M anouni
-rIrrudei afir lncs any. ttc banis - sui
appropriated ty''c VII ~ - Elizabeth bn Gee ihdy m
mt Of ~ Tee simple vaI. II the saves NJ c aid Ehcn,
Bur d'cd ~ ne of The sale thereof narc BY s sH o
w lnfdsn dec ondhy an seeount ~ the nei'd hires and
w. hts ~ tue dyes c,ad, NJ IT. tfs
o. ~ ~ Nieh u' not 10 ~ soil
due coufse n Administration ~ -ai etate ard hhy
court ~ ~ nd De- Theo Iaeys atngsa- Admin ~ n
fad Hot h'l1f n,dc unls De- f1 admit as-it- sucen ~
hos md M states ianf administered Jay and
any decree that % b. H ara Mt hm N this SUIT which sad
ae0nur ~" sad tunDc directed raHns, state AMI
e and 10 the Cout p1 with any matter specially 'iusd deem
ed renFnt by hin e nay b. required BY ~ paff
b. sosltd uH n otln n TIE defendant Tho a lacy 40
MINOR - si 7nt by ~ ~ Pffs have ed
hun 70 ~ h. within sity day sfJn ne rising
u Iis court SUBJECT o. ~ just p.o.s thereto
O,m -rpsts JNO o. CHRISTIAN, ca
Vsv RtH C,fs Oos Cfos Of ne CoHBssio=,re ne CrsE'
Nap,tos Of CiaHesyg Tor Copsfy n Mr.
I paitrs interested taking ~ The accounts dectsd ~
N decree WI notice, have appointed Monay
the l2d tay ~ September uroe Of tikE sad
cout they VIII such evidence books and
may b. IN their posi- touching the matter
au 1y-Iawtigtbs JAMES sTAMPER, Com.ot
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pie have been Of the epeon TOO, that unlimited
dominion might subvett the liberties Of the Republic and
have sven sedulousy to But the die
10 eas-frendshp has been forced the attitude
OF hcsuliiy-and the inrenehant OF America, in the
conflict shall trail the gonfanon Of Mexican ehival in the
dust. To defend ones country. right wrong" is q
noble sentiment; it indicates enlarged soul in him
who, looking 20 the interests Of party ~ secondary
consideration, 10 willing to bury all enlargement OF
tons feeling incident the detective organization OF
political sysem and in time OF emergency. TO strike for the
bene, Of all. sueh then, is the extent Of
have offered other though
netieevant Views Aswhigs We have asscvoraed in
under natural impulses that those who ois'cd Mr.
Polk the People with other their
favour and support than his advocacy Ut the Texas qucs
ton, and by its popularity rather the mad enthusiasm
with which every thing unfortunately at hrst received
but in most unfortunately neglected in the end
this county suppaned the hopes and just expectations
OF the American people proper in the overthrow OF their
avouric leader and the exchange o Peace for anarchy
and confusion. shoud their responsibilities and
breast the brunt OF battle But each party must submit TO
the wisdom folly Of the other and the latter obtain.
adopt the maxim OF the Philosopher, who sought
TO inculcstc good for every evil.
We would avoid all UNJUST expectation when We pre-
state, that nothing, the nsenieance OF her Naval
force being considered, be accessible than the
opuent Mexican City, the splendid and costly decorations
OF her cathedral churches chsPels and converts the
mines OF gold, silver and precious stones, with which that
country abounds. We should probably, il hostiucs
should Immediately in that quarter, experience
derment troops by diseases inscparabc from
the hot and unhealthy temperature which generally
Mexico from June September and frequently To la
period the annoyance mostly OF strangers to her c
II the Port ii Vera Cruz however, be blockadcd
by American sail, there will be necessity for chas
Using Mexico to any serious extent. or OF hszardins
fearful OF life and limb aud Texas will be pre-
served from The State OF Louisiana
and Others adjoining. state OF actual hosiues
confined Mexico and the United States, cannot be
much disturbed by land ncursions the road from the
City uf Mexico, which terminates IN New Orleans some
1900 miles in extent AMERICA SOUTH
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THE NINTH DISTRICT OF KENTUCKY.

Another Member Gaiaed.-By the following Letter. in
forming OF the result Ut the late election the Ninth
Congressional district of Kentucky it wall be perceived that
the reports that have heretofore reach cleo
ton OF Mr.. French, the late Democratic member,
premature and that he i be superseded by good and
substantial Wing. We begin think that instead Of 10.
sing three Congressional Representatives from this State.
predicted in the government paper when the
hrst began TO come IN. in quite fair gain
three! We shall give the Of all the Members
receive certain information from the SIKH,
district where, notwithstanding thattwo Wings running
against Democrat, incline TO the opinion tina,
Wing u elected II the Delegation will stand eight
Wings. two Democrats. In the last Congress there
were five members Of each pary.-NAr. ISr.. lSh.
MOCNT STERLING. AUGUsT H. lsI5.
GENTLEMEN This the ninth Congressional district Of
kentsckv has done her duty. ANDREW TRUxBo Esp. Of
Owingsyille, has defeated the Hon. RIcHARD FREScu,
though the is close The Wings Of the district
greatly reloiced the result and this place. The
18Th. give grand festival. 10 which all tie Wings are
invited Judge FEENcH lives in this county, near this
place. The vote through the district IS IN.
M1IOrIftss u JfuULl. HgJorffteR FIR rfusJ
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

Flour and C;rain-The demand for nLd price OF Hour
have been very unirom throughout the week. For fresh
ground genesee, aoa the price has been stesdy SABA
and Michigan worth S4,l24sS+25. Southern flower
!. also without change We quote Georgetown, Brandy
wine aud Baltimore ut 81 623 aS+,75
The quantity Of hcut IN is fast decreasing and for
the last four weeks average of about 10000 barrels per
weeks has been delivered from and the quantity Of
brands Of Genesee in is estimated
$4,000 barrels
Two cargoes OF Southern wheat, not prime, have
been sold IS cents, and another inferior 81 Rye
keeps up 40 with light receipts Corn continues
tend upward. North river sold ga weight South.
yellow 51s57 weight and cargo to-day 55l measure
A lot OF New Orleans sold st weight delivered.
Canal Oats dull i0a42 cents, and cargo Of prime
Southern sold at SO cents.-CoN Adv.
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RAPPAHANNOCK LAND,

vWlSH la sell nv Farm, lying in the county of
MdoN the side Rapp.
called and
survey So commands beautiful Chsl
ielAc Bay, and the River which wide
$50 anb'c cleared
sni cultivation the lat ,csTs This land produces
wheat and well sni su,c-pil high degree Of
by the nj mari tof believed there
abuniInt supply combined and field
be BY of adjoining II that
last quality which spared
getting SIS oTas as A. deliver Il the wharf The
whole tract encOci with substantial chestnut aud dyii
fences of the material There back dive ling hDu
with brick barn, large log stable and cabins
accommodation OF thirty Oyster.
dance taken place be
nh caught h- Greet, whi- Of the boun-
iap Of this an affords the finest fsh snown that of
country.
Offer small place Busy Park situated at
Tn head of MauN Crek famed for oysier wUu
be thu best location planting selling
elsc II has able dse,inI
ny, and viii 20 100 purchaser may
Tins aon- farm cal I'd Locust
below Crharnl ami viii c ih1wn body wi'rg
g. by Mr. ChoSning who resides that pace Mr. uun any, my
1t Bu'y Park wi going tn farm
with wishing and give any equr-
cd 'loud prefer Ing all re every
thor with the growing u corn, wood the land
the puTcha o. the land.
One IA nj of the purchase money will be required wbea 20
AMI the res due annual payments,
interest from time u taxing which viii be
any have hesitation saying Ier.on
t al n the money which pro
petty that think lac by toierabiy good ~ tie
fIra and vol business Py the price without drawing upon
20 - Resource. Ny 4. Oai'e Pr d-Tiek.luTg, Va.
T. : The above sold before 18th Of OIrO
Der 1t viii Ice Ohcr publicly that day, Bu ny PARK
BENZ TT MILE.
Sioftsyiyania 18Th Aug IsIJ cwtIshDct
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DIED.

In Brunswick, on the Bird u, RANroLrH UAGoon. aged
Ilal-o, the county. the 10Th ult JoHy GEr
aged S7hso. in the county. the 3Oh ult FRL-
DEEIoK a. G.. PELBLEs aged about -.
On the 9Th July, the residence of his SON. tChas W
Walton, near Aberdeen Miss, WV. :. WALTON Of Cum.
berund county Virginia, ~ the 18th year OF bis
Yesterday afternoon 50 o'clock, Mrs. FRANcGs MAsN
m the cd year Of her nge.
The friends aud acquaintance requested to attend
her funeral this afternoon o'clock, from her late resi-
dence on street, Just back Of the Basin.
Yesterday, at the residence OF Mr. r.. w. PoindeHter
IN the county Of Chesterfield, Miss MARn LOUISA Mas
SHALL, in the 2Jd year Of her age.
lIcr funeral will iako place the residence o Mr.. D.
McTUinin, Church HILL this afternoon ~ o'clock
The friends Of the omiIy and Of Mr. James II. Wsllhol
requested to attend the funeral.
On yesterday morning. IN tho llth year Of her nge "a.
META g., orphan daughter Of William a. and Ellen @
Brown.
Her iuneral will tske place this morning O'Clock Al
the residence of hot grandfather Jaz. Brown IT, on Gree
The friends and acquantances Of the family and
those u Mr.. Robt GordOn's family requested to a
tend WITHOUT further invitation