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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05

rcame hefeand madelthemshoulde 1t.
The same game is to betagain played
this sfallwith reference to the Banking law.
Our friends should %also remember 'th&t
the politicalecomplexion of our next Le-
SgisiatUre will depend upon the result OF
the election in a few counties 'of this State;
"because,'in the larger portion of the State
ythe majorities, the one way or ,the other,
,preponderate SO strongly as TO leave no
idoubtofthe political opinions of The inem-
bers returned, whilst in nacyroE, Jefferson,
Hurrisou, Belmont, and several others, the
parties are closely balanced, and the result
doubtful. Hence, tie policy tOf fshe non-
commttal course of the Convention, and
aof thesgFeat necessity of vigorous effort
,on the part of the 'Whgssors Carroll and
those counties similarly situated. Mr.
,DetOrd, the nominee for Representative,
has been'a constantsupporter ofsthe Sub
and BGHk Bctorm ,humbngs,
which bave leftthe people Of Ohio without
a currency of their own, ,iand5if tIected,
will, we IIave no doubt, be as boisterous
in the work Of Repeal as 'any'other Of the
party to which he belongs. We do not
wish to "tmpaga" the motivessor misrepre-
sent the opinions of any man or set,of
lnen, bGt we hazard nothing in saying
tllat the Convention smsnlty lodged the
question.
The late Wing Convention of this coun-
ty openly declared their sentiments, and
plarnly.set forth the measures they prope-
sed. The Locoiocos, IiKe the owl 'ol Ere
bus, swing their way in,he dark.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05
jJo1N 'ENGLIsIG, Secretary.
$50 zoo IN

,MuaTa RY 'MovEwENTs,-LEight boats, ,rss
cwelearn, passed throuSigthe WI iaHAit canal,
Iadenwith,Hilitary yttorCes'tronl Detroit, 60
iirg towards TeNas, lthescene0 0f ,muGh &C
tFvityatpresent, in aGndcipatione6f "a w7ar
with MeGicO. "A large HVahlity '0f Enuni-
oionstf war have been Shipped 'at pitts
burgh for tire GulfGf Mexico Arcontem-
gopary@tiI asks ls@hapts,to bscorrerof our
nortiIern itrocps,- suddenly eX posed to the
-severitiesyof,e-southeurcanrpaFgn,Ij Jim rTiCt-
-suanmer. Many cof these ggaIient fellows
fNlstfallvietNis To- the eGiseasesofith fithatsee-
tion"of .the country. Have Those who are
farming thelhame Of disoord, @nd'feekmg
10 Rakemsa nation of plunderers, asked
!themselvssfor' whato@ect thelpeopewere
called upon to abandomthe eounseAs Of the
good,nen who established 'ourinstutions
dWthisaw esternwohd! What is to be gain
ed! For'what are precious lives to be sac
rifea? ForWtGtare our gallant soldiers
dragged to theswanips ofNhesouth in mid
summer! For Whatisihe peace thecoun-
tvy has enioyedito betbrokenuP, our'com-
hmerce endangered, the businessinterests
Of the country so fearfuty jeopardiZedl-
|, Our inStitu lions have not been 0ssaHed.-
Our liberties have not enthreGtened -
Ourrightshage not been impair ed'on hand
For sea. Danger near or remote 'lIas not
Threatened, land ahe Mholeword is willing
to live appeaee withus. Why, then, are
we,to have war! For Texas, mot because
we need il; but because athe sFGve-intercst
has demanded it,and because wicked poll
ticians, who cannot thrive save when the
country is conVulsedwh anunnatural eX-
Ecitennnnl. hnNe demanaed ito. IS. Jour.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05
HlMIM CORNN

MIS- T. Harker has wrought US
stalk ofcoro, not very tail TO 'be sure,
hut bearing six fine ears. l'bc average
dilhe field is about Eve ears 70 stalk.
Y'his variety is called the Twin Corn"
and was obtained from the Patent OF
fee The only objection to The "S'wtN
Corn" is, thatii is late riPening, But
NJ, iiarEer thinks that his will mature
in season, although it has hardly had a
lair CHARGE this year. 1t promises, in
deed, to he q valuable com Tor the tar.
mSg.- dayton Journal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05

fing overa fallen foe. This Harper is an
Jslmaelite in politics, and attacks not only
the Wing editors, but those of his own par
sty. He made thrust at the Postmaster
pf ihisaown becGuse'he would not permit
his'ying, bIackguard, s6khy Sheet torome
here post free, sconUary to the IaweOf the
Department. ''Laes are his refuge, oaHd
galsehood his hiding place" '&Heas .5OinCd
loAs Idols, Iet him alone"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05

Mon AND loss OF life AT CANT Mr. ErfNG
THE Baitmure'ratriot gives an account 81
"a terrblgrow and riot, said 10 have raken
place on the nightof Tuesday t1e42th inst.
on u colored Bethel Camp-meeting ground.
.on the lands Of Mr.. freeHan, in Baltimore
county, near Frahklin--.growing out of the
arrest and ponGneeYe MT of colored man
tfor ttisorderly -cenduct. An armed gang
(all colored}6f about one hundred, under
todk torescue hun, and they were resisted
| bye strong party. In the Rseiee, eneHan,
Rogers, was fatally wounded by pistoI
ball Another, Henry Holiday, had a dan
gerouscNb wound over the eye another
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05

FIHE-The Lexington observer says,
that the large Baggirgtactory, rope walk +,
&C., Of the Hon. Henry Clay, near that
place, were entirely consumed by FIRE, TO-
gethermth fifty rtons,of hemp and asmaNl
amount of manufactured articles, on The
emorning,of the;7t th instant. The loss is ste-
ted to be from seven to eight thousand dol
lai5, Eve Lhousandsof which we are glsh to
learn, are.covered Iy insurance in Lexing-
ton and Etnaroficee. The fire WassllRpo-
sed to be the work Of an6incendiary-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05
E8L,oF THE BANKING Law.

We find the following in the "OhiOPat-
riot" taken from she"' "'MountYernOn BAN
ner." 1t shows the peope%hat theymay
ex pect ifthe Locofocos get the Legislature
.ofthe State next session.
~.The Bepcelof the Bank baw will be
one of the most important questions tor
the people TO decide :at the nextreiection.
,Thisa0,ud be done by their av6icS--and the
men they elect will be4;nown by thesprih-
'cipes and measures they advocate. How
necessary and important it is then, that
the peoyfe understand the position OF the
TWO parties. on this leading question and
the ppincipIes'of the men they suRporttor
office. G'here isaa egrea: work before us;
and it behOovos all 10 act with concert Of
action, and move eino solid nd.unbro-
ken column among de'enenIy, and Victe-
ry will surely be our reward.
"RopeaL is the word--let it go forth TO
the people, and arouse them from rheir
slumbers 10 grid on their political Grmor
dor thecoaing battle! S0and tle'tmhTpet
end, Of the State to:the-other, and
to.Werk from this time till the polls >Gre
closed next October"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05

| !EDTTTNG NG4NEWsPAPERs-Ed -Ediiipgelnews-
Ipaper is noteasy'ta4k. DIanyiparsons, esti-
tggate tire e6Iity.6f anewsp4 parentI thalent
Fofits'edttOr, hyttire quantity und,yaietydf
contains. Eolning ccan
0eImore taIbecdous. lIlaseeomPaatv9iy,an
easy ta$ti torG prSctteedWriterto lpourout
Ewe&klyeotEmns'6f words sgponany;and
+su bjeCts his ideas maythow freely ianH Ilias
ommandCbf ;baDguagetmay'eR enable him ito
-striH5 tbemtqgethsr ikea buRchof,onions,
kyet liePaperrmay EeiGtne@gre, lpOSrtccR-
kcGrn. But aliudgcious Wv el4-in4urned nedi-
litor, who eZeFciseslllisayecation Withs liull
I'conviction 'Gnd tconscientiousRes gef ttbe
Irresponsible dutykhe has ITO petforn, will
fconducghis: paperwith the same goare end
EassidGiY lthat 6. lawyer bestows en- q suit,
tur "A 'humaneiphystcian eonaa patient. I'M
/ deed, the writing part Of editing e news
ItPaPer rs but q small gPortjon OF the work.
| Ihedndustry, 'eVen,is not Shown here
| The care, the taste, the time employed i'm
sseIecting, are far more important; for the
Ifartofa good editor,is,shown more by his
selections, his judicious compilation oi the
rnattor that is to ill his sheet, TRAN any
thing oess; certainly more than by hong
windysedisoriaIs. Ghe,tone, temper, rman-
ner, spirit, mOniness, courtesy, ,proppiety,
consistency, comprehensiveness. as well as
Fconsciendeusness, should be among the eri-
terions by (which to judge Of q newspaper.
/ To preserve all these eas they shouId be
preserved is enough 1o'sccupy the atten-
otionof any man. Bu. If any one is still
rircred we can't help it, that's
alE--BoStoa Daily Sun.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05

in the approaching contest. we would
have friends and opponents, whig'and loco
focoyrPmember1hat the Salesman has de-
,cIared these m0menoHs issues;iHvoFved in
ethe next contest in Ohio. AS wings we
rejoice that thepeople,know what lis be-
'iore them, und.wilf bepermiAed to say'Eo
Mr.. Polk once more, we win not enter your
foul eegue--weeafe not,and.wil not be the
slavessof wickrd,and ignorant rulers, who
ale overturning the landmarks established
by the mentOf the erevolution and hurrying
the nation nto'a grave of iniamy.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05
ILLINOIS CROPS.

A gentleman who is th"ToRhiy &C.
quaiotpa with Ilmois, and has .rsceOtIy
paeseH through the Slate, says that the
creps OF corn and wheat, throqghout
are Vcry eeod Some Of Me rcoFn is
eighteen feet high Illinois had never
before so ~aluaOle crops, IN, Y. Joar
Commerce
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05

BANK RGrEAl,--A determinatea spirit
seems oWevailthroaghout the-State with
the democratic ,pwtyto repeal 'the present
barking laws. RepeaL is the watchwOm
atevery meeting. Itwilli be the ssue'in
this falls, campaign, ,,and IN the one 'that
will succeed it.--Lima Argus.
Wefind the above quoted rm the States
man OF Monday from its ioeoeco eenteni-
porary. 1t looks very mach HE an ac-
acknowledgement of the hopelessness Of the
,present campaign, as far asour opponents
are concerned. Ohio S!Gte.J Journal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05
COL. DAVID TOD.

Several of the Tocofoco prints Of the
State hoist tNe name Of this ,adti.gdrE.
hard-moaey dea,as@Ne 6s the candidate
Of thotpang Scr Governor of Ohio im a1aB.
We Convention Of Monday passed some
resolution fuVOTing Riis nomination, and
mailing 'hm,as the nett Governor Of OHIO
MOI 50 fast, gentlemen. We have mans
anen who can walk ruRgh Sbod- S~ss
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05

1.-THE independent treasury, a reduction
of the tariff, and theoccupation of Oregon,
will all follow the annexation of Texas.
and then We fear no opposition from any
hutthe .qpponents>of of Democracy"
The Above is from the Union" Mr,
P6lk's obicial organ, and Is therefore to he
taken asindicating the poicy'of the admin
stration.-.Pinsbuagh Gazette.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05

The English papers inform us that Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Kean are on their way to
this country,"one e professional visit, having
sailed on the 9TH instant. Mr., Kean has
already won enviabIe kaHels here, and his
'wile, was tormalW years, us Miss ElIen
Tree, known as one-of the most gifted ao-
resses whoever appealed TO dhe Itublir
5udgme nt.-sNegg York sCGuriar.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05
aCADIZ SENTINEL p"

The editor ofthis mcnG,cant dirty sheet,
we ere Uniformed, lfor we do not see his
paperD INDUCES in sarcastic illusions Ito
this Ieper,and its editor. We care about
os little for what Mr.. ,Hawer @ili either
speak, write, or print about us, as we
'would for the fuufes. vapors that ascend
from The rellof the most degraded convict
'ly informed Of the tenol' ofhis article, # is
guoAaaivn from the e"Ohio Ratrot," with
oyManehts. If he would Gee oar lsst paper
'hewill at once perceive THAT itais all lost
powder. When he Gereived sound
threshing for his sseditorial insolence, we
never mentioned the ,nHtter, sVpposinl
THAI there wRs no mtgnsnini.y in crow
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05

MURDER,-A: a military ryencampmen4 in
Burton, Geauga acoun!y, last week ,sone,of
the soldiers,a asentin6ton duty, was instant
Iy,kilIed Iy bergSstabbedIhrough the heart
by a rowdy'who had eoneto tue ground ito
make adisturtanee. Fhemuraerprw was ins-
mediateIy arrested, andis nowin jail. Fur
therp artiou!als not known.-W50r1era4ChauA
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05

fad his eur entirely cut Of, VIC, &c. q -
ID. Gross, Tobius Williams, games TolIe!,
George Commodore, Franklin Evans, and
James Eafkins, all Of Baltimore, have been
apprehended, charged with being paauicl-
pators in the riot.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05

AN EXTRA SESSION. Tire PhiladetIbia
Enquirer OF Monday says: +'We heal il r,l-
mored on pretty good authority, that should
Mexico declare war against the United
States, the President will immediately call
.an extra session of Congress"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05

The Norfolk Beacon says it is turnored
that'an eEpress'vessel has been sent to the
Mediterranean with instructions to our
on that station, to repair forthwith
to the Gulf of Mexico, announcing an en-
pected decIara.anot war by Mexico against
the United States. - Warren Chronfele.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05

SoUe gowr Sal BGrreIs.-sDEe6 fruit,
keptinrOd salt barrels, will be saved from
the depreciation <of insects. RlH+s tfsot is
imporcancelthepre season, ICE
ine& tyearwe must GqpenHppomfruitSReF&
novgr. H'hese barre%s wilRseqpgrdin,uliae
ijureG !lromiiRssc&.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05

tr5~The Wings Of 6f'Tuscarawas have, we
are informed, nominated "a ticket. Mr.
Fergarson, 'of the southern part Of the
county, is nominatcd for Representative,
and Levi Sergeant for Sheriff. We'w1li
grve che whole ticket whenwe receive the
HusCarawas Advocate.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05

DIecING Up INpTANs.--Afew days since,
while theworkmenonthe Troy and Green
bushrGiIroad were 'excavating at the EN-
bankment near WiRGAtS lIiR, near Troy,
the skeletons of about twenty Indianswers
found, and with them, arrow heads and
stone. .pestles, used iorpounding,corn.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05

hin aseasyaseaid old Mordecai. THERE'S
Ewing, Storer, Bsbb, Henry Stansberry,
Gel. Collier, ard many others, who can
,oanvass the State successfully. We will
attend TO this Col. Tod at the proper time.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05
CASSTJJS M. CLAY.

"The Tne American" paper, edited by
Cassius, has been discontinued at Lexing-
ton, Ky, by a public meeting, and the
press and printing enteridls senrto Cincin-
matt. The louisville journal, and other
papers from KenWcl1y, condemn therash
course of sCossius, and also the course o.
the meeting. IT. F. Marshall, en apusTate
from the Wing party figured largely in
the meeting. The Louisville Journal lash
es the Lexington Wings severely forbe-
ing led by sucharenegade.
This same Marshall is man "of'power
ful talent, though a great scamp. We
would not follow his lead in any"cause
either good, bad ,or middmg.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05
THF 0I,IBERTY PkRTY"

'Of ibis county, tnet9in ttis t0wnOn FRI
day Of ust-wetk, and nominaGeda a ticket
Tor the fall election. Ave were not at
home to witness their deliberations. We
may, purchance, get their resolutions in
the Abolition pGperTrnted etCadi2. We
understand theiOlI0wingto be theirtick ct;
For Seuator, Anderson Il. !Denrps,er;
Representative, John T.. Hunter; Treasu-
rer, .SamGeLPaEmer; Auditor, Samuel Nc
Brhey, Sheriff, Thomas Moore; Commits
si0ner, William Patterson; and Recorder,
George Work.
We hope that many who voted with
them last fall, who have 81 nee seen the
total impracticabiIityvof their efforts, and
the aallow-h hearted hypocrisy of Birney
and GhoseHytng hypOcriIss, who strenuous
Iy urged on the people last iallthere was
no difference between Polk, Clay, and Jthe
parties to which they belonged Oh the
Texas question, viii take their former po-
sition in the Wing paBks, and cease to be
theGIiea Of the slave power, es they now
most unqnestionably are. In public as in
Private matters, we scIdomgot things as
we want them, and hence che necessity OF
taking the lesser insteGd of the grOater
evil
We will have something to say on the
subject ofA1ottion in'a few days. \
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05

S 'len, Mass according to arecentcru-
ssus, contains 10 ,697 Inhabitants
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-11

RESPECTFULLY call the OF public new
and beautiful styles Of Dress OF and velvet
for Gents Youths and Infants They superior
quality aad fashion. z. sHEPPERsoN
IN - Door below n. n. jenkins.
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NASH & W0ODH0ITSE

hand aitber New on the ruins Of the
ksfe Hotel No H. Main Richmond great variety
Of pe~ AMI beautiful Bookz fancy Articles Fort.s
<soase for Christmas and New Year among winch
may De found; Heath Book Of Beauy The
hekerans forgetme not CatteDoles HoreaI Annual cabi
net OF Poetry and Romance. Natures American Wild
"we he cin The Religious Souvenir edited
<anets Memory The American Keepsake Fendhp- Offering
The Ladies seap hook The Rose Gin The Re
CREATION GIN for young readers The Gong an ee
CANT volume of Oxford Bibles magnneeuiy vel
vet sh e-p and DID hoores aa pa- richly bound
Waver ahy Pcrtrax 36 Plates elegantly
aied an riehy bound The Hook OF Payer
silk Sesstsohf clasps nd Burns Mhou scott
Campbell Coweer Mrs Hrnans Mis- LanSou Wordsworth
eeEan editions Bunyans Pilgrims finely
CANT ADuis Hymn Books beautifully every
domination Gold aud Silver Pencil Cases
Ladies Wotk hoses Po Folos Writing Desks -xani
Card cas Velvet PoetetBook Purse, Pine toned
Fano fofus &c de
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RICHMOND VA. MARCH II, is4s..
RICHMOND DAILY WIG.

rsans - e1snrursz-Ts cnz ah.nshsss eees ysss;
- Z. ses. psrn< VIA ~ IA es-Saysss. h
~ sssss. n sdvasss. r Hii taa sfetf $50,
iAsssan-.s-Ess aAssa (ssss) s.ss. -
NO Insertions. u lst; tss 81 SCI ssa snee-e4
tns tss,ssioa - esuas 4 TT 'A"~
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A.nssi Advss charged ESQ fos % Lnes In he,
pso,aos for Advertisements Of srea,sr length essspt Ase-
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-11

and warranted fresh and
rnil:
Lsek-Large Scotch
Lettuee-Whiie a. Green Head,
Early CURED India. White and
Green Co.'S, Brown Dut-h
Melon-Nutrneg, Green Citron,
Pine Apple
Water Melon-1nest kinds
Nasturtium
Musiard-Nvhite aud Black
Onion-White and Red
Okra
Peas--I.andre;h's Extra Early.
Fairly May, do Frame blue
Prussian, Dwarf Mauowfat,
Bishops DwarfProliic
Pepper-Assorted
Parsnip-I,ong Smooth French
Sugar
Parsiey-fiue Cured
Pumpkin-L.aIge Yellow
Rhubarb---for Tarts
Raddish-i.ong Scarlet, long Sal
mon, White TurRip. Scarlet
Turnip, Black Spanish
salsify-or Vegetable Oyster
Spinach
sauash-Eariy Bunch
ToInaio-l.arge Red and Yellow
Turnjp--as-orted
Herb snd Flower Seeds
WM. PALMER.
70
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IL genuine, nj Wholesale and
Artiehoke-Green Globe
Aspnrasus-White Giant
Pole Beens-I-arse Il snail Lima
Snap Beans-E:rly China, duo
Yellow sin weeks
=" Early Mohawk. do halfmoon
" Refugee or 1000 to one
Beet-Eahy Blood turnip rooted
" do Yellow
3D." Long Blood. Maneie WutEeI
White Silefian French sugar
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
New odr.n. .iI een.sss. tAer september
.: ass ou i S S:S M Was s~l ms:''+
Ons % the above this piaee
,h public as they were bsh win insure
~ low n other vee and by steady and d.
having vsy superior aeeoaodaoa. bod, for essn .SS
's~esse'" aPrv" J. FISHER SON.
D. All freight from the country above v... win b.
BY charging oy regular dray.ss
1900. I.F: as
DESIRABLE GOODS FOR FAMILIES
Ak curLEsr-vi.s Iyoy T.sss cuu-ry in .-s,. o6 81
Knives s.s ve s-ss dos-as viii Carver. and s-si. 70
so2a w.sAL DOMAIN.
n. ORLEANS SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.
CIV 81 bs,.. Moa...ss
In store for sale by
h21 DUNLOP. MoNCURE co.
U0nfk BUSHELS Cbsnanso Potatoes from Name on
hoard sehr Black iia~t I. Dos. and for .a.. By
FIGURED SATIN VESTS.
MOTHER Fancy jus, received among tn.
"A lot are some superior quality striped oay
assortment OF the kind IN the city STARR ~,
sa IAN Street
LUMBER
2S00 FEET Cypress boards, hourly ex-
AOOO pee'ed By Gs WERE, BACON 4 60.
rl,RS hhds Bacon bog round,
u do do Joies.
IS boEss BuIrs patent Cand.s
loo busisis hoaukan seed-Reeeivi.r for ss by
nS WEBB. BACON q co.
100 BBLS. Baldwin Apples oaiy expected
AOO per sehr Mariner Boston and for a, by
&c RANKIN q wHrrIyOCK.
TO TOBACCONiSTs.
REScH and Moulding Planes Hand, Tenon Saws
~ Haeheis and broad Ares Auye-
Bits Hammers and Butcher Knives Wood
For sale Al the sisn OF the Anvil No. CO. West Main
de IL TfiEOK- ROBERTSON.
M ouNTAiN CLOVER sEED-IeO bushels in store very
AVA nice for sale by ia - SHIELDS & soMERyIILE
PLASTER.
4n TONS Lump board rehr Columbia be the
~ Dock for sale BY ia 30 SHIELDS a soNERvIIL.I-
CASTOR OIL.
BBfs. No Virginia Castor Just by
IO J, 20 SHIELDS l. SOMERvII.LE-
UluCKwHEAT fLouR.-2o Mountain B.ekw,ra at Just
- received and for saleby PARRISH 4 BEAZLRY.
ID Cary Street
4Qn LBS. Bees Wal for ale by
ccO nE mo. N. GORDON.
To THE LADIES
- ATTN sLIPPERs-Iadies and black Satin
~ Slippers Of the latest and quality.
kfsek OF them be found at
PUTSEY WATTS,
Where all the fashionable styles Shoes
and slippers always he found the lowest prices
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ROBERT MOTT.

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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-11

k1ANrALooSs PANTAiIooNs 800 pair. ius ,-e-,v-s
eesnpr-H great many styles all of vheh viii ~ ri
4 en-
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GARDEN SEED,

RoM Growers Of reputation warranted fresh and
Il genuine. Wholesale and
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-08
PLEASURE EXCURSIONS.
GRAND MooNLIOHT EXCURSION

hND wi tL1IlOR fAhIf,
| dFESns~ b. On MONDAY EVENING, August
| IA ,yiasFaS5N llh, 1915. The safe, steady and
g sss..r A!itiiaI comm0dous steamer POCAHON-
TAS, Capt, HoIlingshead, has bPen
chartered by party of young gentlemen for grand
Moonlight Excursion and CO;iliioa Party, on MON
DAY the t'th of August leaving the corner Of Light
AMI Pratt street wharf, at z! O'Clock, and proceed
some distance down the bay and return to the city he
tween II and - O'Clock, touching at the County
Wharf, Fell'S Point, going and returning.
Inc party are determined that it shall not be EXCEL
led by any excursion that has will take place This
season. Every arrangement has been made to make
It most grand and novel affair. {E5- ICE CREAM,
CONFECTIONERY and REFRESHMENTS ofeve-
ry kind will be provided on board the boat, at mode
rate prices.
Prof VOLANDT'S MILITARY and COTlLLION
BANDS are engaged for the occasion.
u3- Two Tickets 81, admitting gentleman and
two ahies; single tickets 80 70 be had nj thu,
Clipper and san offices; Three funs Tavern; National
Hotel, PRATT street; Gan. Wayne Inn. corner of Balt-
more and Paca sis; T. Rabmson's, Lght-st.; Sham
burss, Libertys.; Mrs. Temperley's, Howard street,
James f Collins, Thames-st F.P Logan Hall, cor
Of Bank and Bond sts., F. p, and at the Boat.
The party are AT a vast expense, and Mill depend
upon their friends to bear them out in il.
CHARLES l.. SPIES Ballet Master asst