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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-30
LAND FOR SALE.

AM authorised 10 sell the Tract OF Land on
L which William y. Banks Esq. nov resides
on Banster River and Poe-Cal Creek, in Tie
county OF Halifax. three miles Norhwe>, Of Iia-
liiay Cour, EIouse The said lacl ii land con-
tains between 80 and 1t0 acres luIiy one-,lIi;d
Of which i in wor.> and most 81 which is line
tobacco land; mo>i 81 tie cleared Ian! i in Il
good stale Of cultivation, AMI all susceptible o
high stale Of improvement, having a good clay
foundation and no, liable 10 wash, aud is well
adapted 10 the cultivation 81 tobacco and every
description CT small .fain; lie, well, and j, well
wa,cfrd
There are also on ,he iani all excellent GriSl
and Saw Mill rfeciel . irw wears past Bauis-
Tor river i navigablr IRON these Mills. AMI anv
quantity OF plank can b. disposed Of in Clark>-
vile AMI Other villages on tn Roanoke. There
is large and exceilen, pwel!ir. House and all
other necessary oul-honscs. Tie place is healthy,
and tic society OF he neighboTtooi i; equal 10
any in Virginia.
All parsons wishing 10 rnrrna>", viii call on
Thomas 5. Flournov, al iaiiiaN Court House,
CT William q. Banks who resides on the pre-
mise, ~ on the subscriber, irsidin. nj Chalk
Level, pit;>ylyania county, either one Of whom
will take pleasure in >howia:, the land and max
ing known the terms which viii be reasonable.
MAY 2-c1w WM. J.. PANNll.L.
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LANDS FOR SALE.
Wood Park for sale.

FTNHIS beautiful and desirable residence, situated
i in Orange county, Virginia, one oi The most
healthy portions OF The State, is now IN marker,
and will be sold privately. upon desirable terms.
The Tract contains 122 acres, and ! considered Ia
be more beautifully and desrably located Tor
private residence, than any other IN ms section Of
Virginia. II lies y miles from Orange Court
House, 81 from Fredericksburg, ard Ii irom Inc
Railroad Depot, Gordonsviiie
Marcus Bull, Jr who resides upon HE Farm,
will take pleasure il showing !! 10 any one tesi-
rous OF purchasing. Any information wanting
can be had by addressing him al Orange Court
House, or David Hume Esq, Postmaster same
place. MARCUS Bl LII.
May 9-cw2w&2aw2m
VALUABLE PRAIRIE PLANTATION
FOR SALE,
On Credit of ono, tiro tiTer and fonF isd7;
TNHE subscriber offers for sale his plantation
i lying miles Yves, Of Columbus. Miss.
containing 20 acres-ii0 acres IN 4 high state
OF cultivation, and To acres deadenec, whch can
br taken in during the next season. ms IS i
portion Of hat valuable estate lately owned b:
Col. John D. AmS, late Of North Carolina, and
is considered one OF The fines, cotton plantations
in Noth Mississippi This region OF country is
considered the hcalthieSi where cotton Is grown
succcssluly-!eveis being a rare a in any
portion .! the Southern States: Colonel Amis
and son, with slaves 10 the amount OF 200, having
never lost one by lever, during residence here
OF ire years. The clubhouse screw horse mill.
| cabins Tor the accommodation Of 20 or 80 ne
| sroes, and other buildings Necessary on \ farm,
are new and welcons,rucled There is lake,
which Away, supplies water Tor stock; and :
hored we'll, supplying an abundance ol water
| Eight and len bales OF cotton 10 the hand have
been made on the place. Any person wishing 10
purchase line cotton plantation can, n The pre-
sent prices oi cotton. pay Inc purchase laoney
IN two years, IRON the proceeds Of thc plantation.
Corn, fodder, farming ulenss, aEd stock Of every
description, vii! be sold low 70 The purchaser
Dnfine he past season there have been sales
in my ciehborhood al 80 cash, per acre. and on
short time. Possession given IL January. Price
so per acre; and small cash raymtn,->ay
! one sixth. @. A. HANDLER
Columbus. Mississippi
e. Raleigh Register will .epnbli>h until Isl
December, and forward account 10 c. A. Z.
MAY 30 c2antls,pec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-30

PRINTS.
DY the Nassau We are receiving a few case
d more OF Philip Allen ( Sons Spring Prints
Of entirely new styles.
ALSO,
Bales Mariners Stripes
Gases Bleached Driilings
, do Camle,s
= do Summer Twee,!S
do do Vesting>
For sale low. hy
KENT, KENDALL & ATWATER.
Nav Ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-30

f.cn REWARD-My man SIMON len
DCO the employment Of Capt ilen,hs i.
Smith last November, while at work IN Manin
county, North Carolina and 'hink u probable
,ba, he is now lurking ahourihe neigh5orhoni Of
Waller Myricl;, Esq, Heriori county, y. G. as
ho own. his wife or in HE vicinity o! JAMESON.
Martin county. North Carolina. a nc lad been ~
work there with Smith f,r several months. !
will pay The above reward oi fifty doliafs 70 any
nerson delivering said man - ~, Or lhr,y dol
lar, If secured in any Jail solha 81 him again.
Simon is ahou, 80 years old, q hri5h; brown
complexion, ordinary stature, and quite bo~-le2.
ged-No scars recolleced.
JAMES H. PERSON
Southampton county, Va, May y 1873.
MAY JS-cIin
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.OUISA RAIL ROAI

LOUISA KAIL ROAD.
THE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF
i the Louisa Railroad will be held at Louisa
Court House on the 10th day of June next
Nav 27-c4t A. w. TALLEY. Sec'y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-30

THE CELEBRATED RACE HORSE, STEEL.
a Got By that capital Racer and mos,
valuable Stallion, imported Fylde his
GLl- dam DInothby Constitution, which was
also The dam Of lhc famous running mare, Sally
Eubank; and lis grand dam y Bali Florize!, will
sand Inc approaching season. commencing The
Isl March, at Capt. Smiih's Tavern, charlonr
Court Iiouse Va, q, Thirty Dollars, cash, and
ore Dollar 10 The groom. Pa,inlage furnished
Gratis. and mares fed at 31i cents Fer day; and
colorrd servants boarded free Of charge.
Srrfr. is Of The largest class Of race horses, be-
ing l6 hands high, Of great substance and power:
a fine har, with b.acl: legs, and as lace horse
equal 10 an in America. lie wontwelve lines
on, Of thirteen races TIE only time 81 his los
ing was at Baltimore, being teaien BY Vashn,
when he vas in bad order, though he beat Ports
month THAT beat Boston, in that race, ana get
$500 Of the purse as the second best horse IN The
race. Immediately after tina, race, he challenged
vash.i 10 run lour-nle heats, for len thousand
dollars aside. half forfeit which was declined.
For further particulars Of his pedigree and
performances, see large bills, which will he fur
nished 10 gentlemen who may desire 10 see them.
JOHN EUBANK.
January Il la35-w;I June
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BENZ. q. MhGRCDEE,
- ,@rFsos N~s-s.

bYTaE MOUTH DOTH THE BODY LIVE.
MO ore i 50 foolish - sa?Pp-e 'of ;h1tJen',
y lha, ~ can Iire w!hoC, eating, 1rv nic!s
than a !rce could derive nntrinent ircru tac ar
alone. without Inc soil. All Therefore sE,S he.
il i, what W. put into liz stomach vtitE cacscs
rs 10 live We maze o:cr our oc.iies fem tie
stomach; in from three 10 FIVE years W maze
over our l"iies eni.e,r. Thus, T.na, i raH u
us TO-DAY, i, Absolutely roi . Pa.l of " 'o-mo--
row. TIE secscuons such IS pcrsriratOn a1d
other evacua'iDEs. continually maze our eoiies
waste; AMI i is ron IL, stomach Tia, re supply
this waste. All we haze . a. 10 MAKE our be-
dies nI,iina'ei: healthy. IS e RI: cut unh.slthy
particles from mixing viii Inc .npi Prrgali.a
does this ;or n,, piovidsiihc pur2atre re employ,
contains in i, nothing which viii wcass1 or ~
rs injury BRA NDnETUS VEGETABLE
UNIVERSAL FILLS. ior Ills purpose, ~iii 10
found all that !, required, bcca,,e the purge
from ,!.e stomach aud bcwcl' u. sgPcTaorndanee
ol hurlore that MAJ have accumulated 10 ne sys-
TEN, before ;hsy have tine % produce Pu.Feisc'
lion. AMI IL natural conse7ren-e--dean
Sold al Dr. BRANDaETH'S Frincifai of'.cs,
24l Broadway. New York; GA Eowe7y nd al
Hudson street Dir. Braodreih'7 retail tfic"s.i a.
- ccDts per box. With iUl directions 10 English,
Spanish Potmrnese and French laneuogrs.
NJ. RRANCti, Wholesale arc Real Agen',
No / Eas, Main street. Richmond, coTGeT oppc-
sic The Old Market where country ag.E.s ana
planters can re supplied with tie gen6ir" at New
York prices. Nay Z4-ot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-30

k-AlLS.-2O0 kegs Nails, plymouth brand,
" irom 10 GO d's, receiving per schr. John
lnoas, for sale by
Nav 30 JAMES SIZER & son.
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r,,lreD TO HIRE-A neat and capable
INV u,nss Servant. without encumbrance, OF
W .ba,ar,sr. For such liberal price will be
,,ren Enquire at his Once.
| -. Oh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-30

)0RT and Madeira Wines,
Raisns, Nuts, &c,
Salt, Ground Alum,
p.Rico and ST. Croix Sugars,
Cocon Yarns, assorted,
?eached Lamp Oil,
Tanners and Linseed Oil,
Tine Gunpowder Teas.
For sale By
|N.r so DAVENPORT & ALLEN.
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- u,pr f,r ,he balance OF the year, a
! comieWn;', o,fr, May 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-30
MARINE JOURNAL.
,,,r or RICHMOND, MAY 80.
- water this day, at III, A. NJ.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
-, Curis Peck, Davis, Norfolk
SAM 81. "NsIaliic, Simonton, Thomas'on, lime.
s;a.' pss,nry Creighten. Baltimore, sundries.
sem s, Elisha Ruckman, Betsworth, New YORK;
a last Nancy Jane, Godfrey, New Orleans TO-
,aeco &c. c,,h,un Simmons, North Carolina,
in 70 S Serab Vaughan. Summons, North Caso-
sem. oa ,nI Womble. patieson y Burr.
'a' hsh' y : SAILED.
,n uiwig. Corlins, Boston
s S,5r W Mowry, Hoffman, New > W. YORK
stSr. Oscar I" Trep,hern, Fal! River. x,.
sem Thomas h Benton, Meeker' "estport'
Sch'' i'0 BELOW,
washington, Capt Benson, on hog
Ship ws ~" rom New Orleans; Schr. Fal-
., ,,nrb Of Dutch Gap.
..ns MAY 2s-Barqae Rochelle, from ON, ~ !.
MORRILL, .ns IN from sea to-day. and proceeded up
l''s' 'I p;rsr In Hampton Roads-schr. caro-,
l'mssS .r m Mayaguez, T. R., 10 days. sugar ana
m, ,.,s yosx MAY 2s-Arrive', schf. Richard
:, Wv ,,osan Corson, from Richinond Cleared :
I Z. Jiassan, Chester for Richmond auu sour
s Sim SAWYER, for Norfolk W.. D.
SIM n-, = Nav 24-Arrived, schr' wave, no
b's'vn' REDMOND and schr. Brown, NicSerson'
I'm Fredericksburg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-30

MOST VALUABLE FARM TOR SALE.
IL pursuance - tie L., vii. eat i.s.aecni 81
i tie late Cei. iiiicor 4. Strange, w shall n7c-
cecil. "a The 29,h ia: a ..uly neXr, or, il Fre.e
ii by bad veaher lhsn On me next iair cy, %
expose 10 putiic sale, on To. prcale.s that va
luabie well known ard highly improved E,a'c,
OAk HILL late Inc Ie idcr.ce .! Col Gideon
A. Strange, 3iiaaiS ii The COUNTY oi tluyarno,
within about two miles 81 Fiuranna Conrl house.
This Farm, comprising ,02i acrss is tearii.
/ iuliy situated N the Rirarr2 River, in me-
| exposure 4 .he SeElh 3ni Ez.., veil known .tr
toe pr0tuc'i:sne... 81 Is so., IA ~ nIsa safe
! oil improvement .! w!,is. !: j. sUsrr?'i,ic. Ire
Farm Buildings, Dwelling jicU.e. to.u, Sisb.s',
Tohacco House, g.. ~ !2iGe an ce'1T:ot:nus.
There arc 800 or so oc5es D: cisa-el Ind, go
II which are III; :lc Riyaana lo': froeads, ire
balance j. WociJ, wej. i,ic5sTcd. 1 !c sci >
al adane. . .ara, wtes' aTd ,ohscro.
Thc ;-1c! vii t ed =. re-! 10 The 6 &C. IL
isfpe. II Mr.. Mar Strange, "it~w q iae sei
Col Siran-o rhch hls htra AL oI 1ri a!g,-
I'll . ter, though i i Understood "a. .c. me-
81 viii - ofetct % IL. purchase. .. ~ iafa
eli 'he j., II saie al : far price SO. : III Z
made Sncwn ts.yT' r.. sac. Possession viii e
given, - IA - Necessary fer sowing a crop II
ui.eai Iais fall 81 cacc and tnii nys..~.o,. - ;hc
Isl o January next
Term 900 vii b required u cash, lie
balance in onl tE'o anu tAfse years. Bond and
approved security, and decd 81 'rYe, on liz pro-
p-fty 70 secure he purchase money, "iil X re-
1nirci.
NJ. Jau.e7 VI. strar@c ;,s;dir9 a. lie 7acc,
xiii sno~ inc laat Z ar, one ie.tous .! e1a-
Mining Il teio-c II dav q. =! Is.
BENZ. r. MhGRCDEE,
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i. r. Words Office.
PRIZES. PRIZES. PRIZES!

PRIZES! PRIZES! PRIZES!
n almost every Lottery sold By WORD.
Nos. Of New Jersey Lottery, Glass
y 81 is IS % 50 70 p 10 sc SO ?.
1-.wp Nos OF Alexandria Lottery. Extra lbs;
y Al a l3 81 9 50 "a SO y Is | 9! %
)-a~ins Of Virginia Leesburg Lottery, No. Il
y Ss 80 81 IL IS 40 % 81 | 10 81 Is.
IS 50 81, a Prize Of 1000 dollars, sold in
.xandria n. For Tickets or Certificates OF
P,csases in all Lotteries Of Gregory & Co, con-
Eve 10 address J. +. WORD,
Nav 30 Richmond, Va.
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TRUST SALE OF LANDS lN GOOCH-
TsNn

U. ". JOI1-NSONt
May 2l-dics Agent for the ow5e-
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N- ANTED TO HIRE, for the balance OF the
Nv year. a good Cook, Washer and troner,
shich will pay liberal price. Enquire at
0dice NAV 30-d3t
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ranges AND LEMONS in good order
! in store for sale BY
Nav 80 JAS. SlZER & SON.
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PANAMA HATS.

Nav 27-c,l5Je
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RQTAPY pIIMpS

Feb. 25-2am4m
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-18
CHURCH AND STATE.

We are informed, from source that ad-
mits of no doubt, that the Wcsleyua Churtb
Of Pittsburgh, Of which the Rev. Edward
Smith is principal minister, some time dur
ing the past fall or winter, excommunicat-
ed man, who was a member of the
church, for'immogulty, to witt for o0tiHg
for one Henry Ctdy 0 keHtuchy, sioVe
holder, 20 bt President Of CMe United States.
Some time since, the same church admin
lstered the Sacrament, and the said Smith
extended the invitation to those present
TO commune, c.--1. To the members who
were of good standing. 2. To those Of
good report in other churches, and 3. To
all well disposed, &c. &c. The man who
had been excommunicated, as above, come
forward tt partake, under the Sd clause,
when Mr.. Smith, with coat off, seized
him rudely by the hair of the head and
thrust him outside the precincts of the
sanctuary, Whereupon the immoral and
accommodated man prosecuted Smith
for an dssauh and battery. The jury had
failed to agree upon a verdict, was the laat
inteIligehcewe had of the suit.
Verify the notions tina, Smith and his
followers have of morality, are angelic
They are notadat ted to the bosors or bu-
siness of men. We care nothing about
I'the religious tenets Of any man orSet OF
men, we have no right TO interfere with
them. Happily, under our Government,
a mans opinion about religious matters is
| prvash property, and nohutan authority
has & right tocal him to account for the
proper exercise of those opinions. And
also, freeman has a constitutional and
legal rightto cote as he pleases, andhe who
woald abridge that right in any way, rs
guilty 6fusttrpation and tyranny.
And we do think that, for "a church tc
undertake to call its members to account
for the mannerin which they exercise the
elective franchise, is gross and palpablC
invasion Of the civiI'aud'poitical rights q
the'sitizen,l which ought to receive tlIt
condemnation ofsh good hsen.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-18
TEXAS,

Although, we think, the dabolicsl actef
annexatien wiIibetonsulhmated, yet there
appears to be sonie trouble'in the camp
Mr.. Jones, the President OF the Lone Siar'
Republic, is, we are advised, opposed to
the policy OF annexation under the reso-
lutons Of Congress.
The principal newspapers of the Repub,
lie alse oppose annexation lander the reso-
buttons Of our Congress, and call on the
people to resist the embrace. The Texas
papers are in favor Of annexation, Provid-
ed the United States assume the debts OF
Texas, The policy Of the seIfstyled and
selt-baptized Democratic party is, TO 20
against the assumption of State debts gem
orally, and of course they will not be viii
ling to shoulder the Texan debt.
We say to those OPPOSED to Texas being
admitted into the Union, 1--WE mean the
Wig hafty,) 'tStand 10 your arms" Keep
up your ofganization--ik by any unforeseen
casually, Texas should fepudiate annexa-
ton as now tendefed, we may still have
.anethcr chance to resist this new element
of discord from being thrown among as. -
We want Texas to remain independent.
We don't want her negroes, Camanche
Indians, and outcssts ftom iAl the Govern
nents Of Christendom, mixed up with the
sons of the pilgrims. Tex&s IS a Kind Of
Botany Bay to which wecsn drive all lie
scodndrels and rogues who disfurb the
quiet and orderly portion Of oar citizens,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-18

aor institations OF car own'among As, the
leading hocotoco organs are playing up a
constant tune Of opposition, we ony
ask Inc people 10 keep firm steady eye
on the uaovements'of "he party, and not
be drawn off from the TRUE issue made by
thehara money lnensn the Legislature lust
session That was Jespeuh Vaepea1 the
Bank law, REPEAL will he the war'cry
next fall until aB6dt three weeks before
the election, when their 'capdhates will
do as they generally have done, go IN Tor
IA bank ofsome kind or other.
Thee sa portion of them Snd-bank for
ten months in the year, and bank men
two months. The leaders are ali Sub
Treasury hard money men, We say
watch theirgmovements. Bank reform used
10 be on their lips, aad bank destruction
in their hearts. ars s-' .". '7'"|
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-18
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.

s'he election for Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, Congress, and the State Legis-
lature, has come off in Rhode Island. -
Jackson 'is'elected Governor-he is d de-
cided Wing. Fenner, his opponent, rs
protessedIy Wig, though Mr.. Sintrions,
U. S. Senator Fr5ih that State, published
an address to he people of Rhode Island
before the election, taking strong ground
against Gov. Fenh4r. He charged Fenner
with being "a Locdfoco in disguise, and
that he had withheld the resolutions of
the Legislature instritGting the Senators in
Congress to vote against qhe annexationo Of
Texas. Jackson is opposed to ''a"aere-
tim" and thinks that Goee1;ior Dorr ought
to be ,pardoned by the Legislature, Gram
ston and Arnold, Wings, are elected to
Congtess, and majority of 80 'ih the Le-
gislalure against Dorrism and III favor OF
lts0 and order. 1Diman, the law ahG order
candidate, is elected Lieutenant Govefnor,
Not one regular built LOcoioco is ele6ted
in the State.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-18
s SYERIFF'S SAfE,

BY virtue Of a writ Of jJa el leo fucias
ISSUED out Of the court OF common pleas
Tor Stark county, Ohio. and TO me direct.
ed, will offer for sale at rhs lrouse of
Joseph Doll, iO Harrison township, Carr
roll COUNTY, on Tuesday the 90 day uf
April, tS45. the following properly, viz;
three fields OF wheat in the efocud, a bout
twenty acres. Sale 10 commence at l2
O'Clock, NJ Token in. execution and will
be sold bv D, WATT, Sheriff.
April 1s, 1915 Pr. fee 81. -----
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-18

A NoTlltk fslER IN STEUsENviaLE.--Last
nigat{ FRIDAYS a stable was set on fire by, as
is heHeped ,oneef ihe ilpendlarieswho late
u hfda other buildings The stable was
burnt down together with valuable wag-
ON m6ker shopsof Mr.. Smith adjoining.
Welearn, Also, that an attempt wasmade
to,setlfre to a stable near the water works
engine house and that'some two or.three
boys were seen running fremit.
Unless these incendiaries can be discov-
cred andsent to the Penitentary, the fate
Of Pittsburgh awaits us,
slgp every citizen be doubIy ~lgiIant. -
One example will put a stop to thia aaost
infamous and Internal descli6tion0Icrine
HeraH, .4pHtT2. na
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-18

FIRE At PERRysBURG.---We learn from the
Maumee River Times, thata disastrous fire
occurred at peryeburg on Friday evening,
April 4. Wheeler's block of buildings, to,
gether with the residue and out-bnildings
of B, f. Fisk were entirely consumed
Most Of the contents Of the buildings were
saved. The buildings wereowned hycap-
tain David Wilkinson, and his loss will he
between TWO and three thousand dollars as
there was no insurance, They were occu-
pied as stores; one by Messrs. Hall & VIII
kinson, another by u. c. Powers. The tin
shop occupied by Woodruff 4 Doon was al
so in the block - Ohio ,SfaieJoMHoi
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-18
olrThe rrew Appralsement law meets

with very decided opposition i'll Cincinnati
and the large towns of the State. Some
who do not understand the law find fault
with it--indeed, we dislike that feature OF
it which taxes the'capitaI ofsmali manu-
ficturers, but there is one thing certain,
let who will complain, the land -hoIders
ought not, because the greoter the amount
of objects fol taxation, the less the per
centum on the hundred dollars Of proper
ty. For example, fit be necessary to raise
$1,000 OF tax from property assessed at
$4,000, any one who will reflect for Il
moment, knows that the same amount TO
wit, $1,000 levied on property assessed at
100000 will be only hafas much TO the
.ownerof S1Oo worth of property. Conse-
quently the land holders are the favored
class by the operation OF the new law,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-18
From The Nea0 York Evening Post.

SAIEoF HUMAN BEINGS FOR THE BENEFIT
or THFoLoGY.--We find the following no.
tice of public sale, in the Savannah Re-
publican Of March the Sd, 1895. Afterde-
scrI5ing the plantation which was to be
sold, the notice adds;
"Also, at the same time and place, the
fOllowngncgro slaves, towit Charles, Peg
gN Antonett, Davy, September, Maria,
Jenney, and Isaac--leVied on as the prop
erty Of Henry T. Han, tosatisfy mortgage
fir. fa issued out of Mcintosh Superior
court, in favor Of the board of directors OF
the Theological Seminary of the Synod Of
Sonth Carolina and Georgia, VS.. said Hen,
ry II. Hail. Conditions cash.
C.O'NEAh, Deputy Sh'f. NC.
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FJRE!!l

Were we to record the several fires
which have occurred 4hsspnng, we might
exclude all other matter from our columns.
Beside tile awful confagfation at Pitts
burgh, of which an account is given in
another column, we may add that in
New Lisbon, on Saturday the 5th inst, a
fire brokeo about o'clock P. NJ, in the
large stable Of Dr.. George McCook, which
consumed it, together with carriage fac
tory adjoining it. Theltire was subdued
by the frpmen. The cause of the fire not
known. Some insurance bn The property.
Many barns and houses have been burnt
over the country. What condition are we
Of Carolton in, if a FIRE should tdke place!
Where is our apparatus to contend with
so dangerous an element! Water isknown
to be scarce, and no engine or fire Hcket
in all the town. The houses and other
buildings are Of combustbe materials gen
orally, and we therefore call upon all to De
careful oftheir fires ard chj0'neys.
A destructive fire took place at Zanes-
vile, in this State, on the 9Th inst. A
young man, Of the name Of Cooper, was
excited to such an extent at Witnessing
the conhagration, that he went to his room
and died instantly. He was of an ama-
bic disposition and much respected. The
loss ofproperty estimated at $4,000, in
suran"e $4,000. ..H. .Pdrhe lost some
$4,000 among which, we regret to say,
was his valuable collection of books.
There has been sever al fires in Cincin-
matt lately.
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BY virtue OF two wrlIs Of f ia et leo ia
issued out Of The court of common pleas
Tor Carroll COUNTY, Ohio, and ln me d,.,
recled will offer Tor sale at ] b. lid.
baIl's mill, 10 Brown township, on Mon.
day the |ts' inst, at Twelve O'Clock, M
the following property, 10 wit; four head
OF horse creatures, one three horse wag.
on, one buggy and harness, len head Of
cattle. Taken in execution and will be
sold by D. WATT, SbenT,
April u, lSA5-pt lee 81 ea r,r.,...