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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-24

W The Albany "Citzen" one Of the whites, >nrnals
in the union makes amusing running eommeitAry epoo
passing events at Washington. E II
The "Citzen" says: n
"They cutting up queer capers I'M Corgrc.s
Mr.. DAvs. the Speaker has 80 shaped the Ccuoi>>
10 grossly insult New York. aud give SILAs WRieEf
regular strengthening odt The Empire Sute - usual
and alter the fashion introduced by VAN BuREs made
play dsrcs.ney second fiddle To the South and West
She has received the .cut direct and has the Cover
oor and vet wEMTT carried New-YofE- ma txw Yuyt
saved Mr. PoLx. What gratitude.
IL queer that three bococco Senator. should
bolt against the regular nomination and for
they do that What E'usened that screwf Some saw Il
was because Surgis the opposing candidate charged
with nntrustworthness. Impossible. That would rather
have been Recommendation. then fault. The Locos
rsthef like MeNaffys. than dislike. There 10
And then toe motion TO print 900 extra copies Of Mr.
Secretary Walkers speech the Tariff BY called
the Report Of the Secretary Of the Treasuy-~ss knock
ed the head BY strong This ominous for the
Revenoe Tariff and FREQ Trade IL looks If the
Tariff "as Il s," has friends than could have
hoped For What next1" 90 .a..-
" 'Peticoat ALLAN, U. s. Senator from Ohio is talked
Of the probable candidate for the Presidential success
sion. The Louisville journal thinks he ,ebe taken up.
provided the party find man, and
tAaf PsKSres dcems impossible, for in Allen
stands uniivalled."
The Union publishes list subscriptions to The pro-
amounting about $4,000. Among the names Of the
subscribers, we notice the folowins:-
James X. Polk, President Of the u. 8. Si00
James Buchanan, Secretary OF State 100
Robert J. Walker, Sec of the Treasury SO
VIM. L. Marcy, Secretary OF War so
Geo. Bancroft, Secretary OF the Navy loo
John Y. Mason, Attorney General 100
Cave Johnson, Postmaster General 100
Francis p. Blair 100
John 4. Van Ness ......- .r.- 100
John g. Rives ..t. 100
We do find the of THos. RIrcurk on the list.
As he be very late 10 atone Tor
opposition and unlimited abuse Of GEN. JACKSON which no
stands Snble Tor marvel that his down
for 500. Having secured the much coveted printing and
having made an osien,aous display of mourning the
time OF the death of the General aud for weeks afterwards
perhaps he thinks he has made ample this
is none Ut bread and butter" .-.-
En- Passant-t i, current dit that Mr.. Secretary
Walker will shortly receive indefinite leave OF absence
from tine Treasury Department, and unsolicited his
part. The yeksburg Sentinel will probably pitch the
LADIES OF MANCHESTER.
We have been shaneully derelict rendering the
Ladies of Manchester thanks for the exquisite cake
and Jelly from the Fair, which happy hear vas
successa-;he Supper rather We hope the prcphe
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- HOUsg wANpRp. The ndrcr,i.,r

s<s - wshts modsrs's Dvenns House Iosapd
SON who're between the Of Makst WhIa one or lsms
da,eiy T. the vicinity q the ausr Enquire once
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NAVIGATION

Navigation Is aud h'' been or several days closed above
and below Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-24
NEW ARTICLE---NEW SUPPLY.

lust reed from, Philadelphia. Ladies' Trunks
~ wih for Bonnet travelling TrutE. m supe
nor quail y IRON ard wopfsm Valees susy Trnsa bsaun
,nios sto from Bowns supply of9n and wood frame
ING IfHns eomsnon Leather Do tfsn DO which low
,J,D, HOOVER,
De "a f..t o. t.... .... - $500. III Msln O.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-24


nPFAL. For sale at my Warehouse ON PrankA
I'm Street the old hom lei Of nes Western Hogs
osN-A JOffS woMHLE
tOhuIssIoNRR.s SALE OP SLAVES
Rf virtue 81 decree Of the Circnif 5nperior
- Co"u OF Ia" ahd Chanrey the dav Of
IN the suit n hn1srou psou and o,
Wv e s0dA public auction, a. the hseg bidder FOR cash 9TH
Be- IIysrn IN lhs city Of RshInond TUEsD Az lie d1v
OF may nfS AZ 10 oeioct ~ fur OF Owe nav se,,oc
CONFUSING of yoJng Nan, bred In toba 0,so
y of ne 81 hfee OF four ysaD youpg worin sn4 Two q,
49, Boys spdGHsL FRAsCIs gtfIsr w
o1-,-tSs .-.i Commissioner.
NANCY ARIiCLE5.-Lsd.s Work Bore.
card Bssssts Waste coeEs Fancy ksea- ,od nur,.os,
/ de2f ~ r. 49,. 1T. =
a CCOkDlONS. Frnch and German Accor.
. d.1ns Of superior tone Gnrb for ne A.
osH eiNTEa'H, n saih 81.
PiHirs TURPENTIgE--A sW hls Jos feesiye 10, ale b,
ALgx. DuvALhc CO .i17 Man 81.
MhPnIsE, fts,Iy manufactures. fcr saia by r
- oSN wv ' ALEX DUvAL a co.
Esf-sooo he wessp Hemp in sore spi for sais on se
y commodsung terms ~
dsH L.b.cREEsHAw, BROTHERS co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-24
CHARLES WILLIAMS, ESQ.

See the generous proposition of Hanover which, If
carried no execution limited scale, and vr-
gins where he yes and in Massachusetts where he was
horn and where hiss father preached the Gospel for
years. alone would rebound their great honor and
his independence.
gJ Will the City papers and the Boston papers be so
kind as 10 publiEh " Hanover"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-24

br RELIGIOUS EoTIoE--Divins servs. yin be held ,s 4
UBiverais, Chsfeh, 20 morrow All. .... ....t.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-24

Il +. WORDS oFFICE.-Half Ticket, 10
~ 20 a. $1,000 sod w wohD, Hoadsy and The oAH paid
ssAa -.-., 49,.
$4,000 .y ,. b. a.y for o. ,he, 81. s.o 10 Prize. Of
1000 hc 80 ~ The sk psekg. ~ 20 whole cts,s
'ss'ss IN p'ops''''s Can before u osoet soday :. -
-s'fg,''. V .-tt ...f WORDS OpPIcE
tai h 10 " sid BY j. 2. WORD,
ee - ~ VI trg .ftftf Corrsr opposite Pos of>e,
LovsR ssgD--Iao bushels houpsia Clover seed jos ..
~ eeived and for ahby
dsa p.oRsvsHAv, BaorHsRs a oos
II Holm" ~salem Mn" "Cover suphin snA ,.ds
Crssk," wsuanled 10 Be No D Fnr sale By
tsH l.. D. CRENsHAw, BROTHERS 4 co
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nFFAL. For sale at my Warehouse on Frank
- lin Street the ond from let Of nice western Hoss
Dc gf-7t IottS ts,l,.,o, o.
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She's sy, sy, sac blythe. sac gay
She's ay, sse bonny blythe and cheerie
Shetsy. sac bonny, bIyth and gay, -
Oh. gin I were her desrv.
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Tit for TAT,
Butter for fat;
II You kill my dog,
I'll kill uour carl

"a friend Of edueaion repels the idea Of intere.
cd coalition between the University and the Armoty bu
does not hesitate charge a combination, inieresfso
combination between the Institute Lexington and Wash
ingon College, Hampden Sydney, Randolph Macon ant
Richmond College, SO understand hm-but the rea
der shall Judge him by his own words.
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THEATRE.
HAMLET,

Grand Medley Overture arranged for Cari,tu., Ex.., \,
Lehman Chrumss Probes By Ms.es Homer and t.eru. ,,
song and fanAee Stories To conclude with the oushssI
CuRIsTuA . ryr,.on ,.,,., -. 81.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-02
OUR CROCKERY ROOM
sfed with the newest styles Of
CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE,
PATENT
GALVANIC RINGS,
MAGNETIC FLUID.

TUNHIS remarkable discovery has received the univer
IL sal appreciation Of the Medical profession Of Great
Britain, and has been sufficiently long before the
American public TO give fair test Of its power and
efficacy. ThePaienf Gaieanie Rings have been found
20 answer all the purposes for which the ordinary
Gaivanic Battery, or Electric and Magnetic mach
ines are used but are without any OF The injurious
shocks which accompany the application by those in
struments and in many other respects more safe
and certain in accomplishing the desired object.
The Galvanic Rings have been used with perfect
in all eases Of Rheumatism acute chronic,
applying to the head. face limbs; Gouf, Tic Dolo-
reur, TOofhaehe, Bron ehifis, Veriigo, Nervous or
Sick Headache, Indigestion, Paralysis, Paisey Epi-
ispsy, Fits, Cramp, Paipifaiion Of the Heart, .4po-
piery-Sfifness Of JOINTS, Lumbago, Spinal Com
NERVOUS Energy, and all Nervous disorders Their
extraordinary effect upon the system must be Witness
ed 10 be believed, and certain preventive for the
preceding complaints, they equally TO be recon-
mended. The Galvanic Rings are in every way per-
fecy harmless and sold prices 10 be within the
reach of all. Chrisfie's Magnetic Fluid is used in
connection with the Rings, TO render their efficient ac-
ton certain and to direct the Gavanc influence TO
particular parts which are affected. For numerous
certificates Of the highest character regarding the eff
cscy OF the Galvanic Rings and Magnetic Fluid re-
ference s made To former advertisements or they NAV
be seen at the Office. The only Agency in New
York is at IS4 Fulton street, (Sun Building.)
90 To guard against fraud, DIR Christie will ap-
point but one Agent in each the cities Of the Eastern
States. The only agency for Windham Co., VT, is
at MORSE & MlILER'S, Bratieboro where testi-
monials of the efficacy OF said Rings aud Fluid can be
given.
BratIeburo. Aug. %, is45. lisa
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-02

ster They are much more beautiful than either
our common breed or the wild they arc Of gray
color, with long black necks and black bills, aud
stand very eject; their chests are very full and in
this respect resemble duck more than goose
Mr. Websters house is a few hundred yards from
the main road the approach to il is up smooth
gravel way bordered on each side with thorn
hedge. The house is painted white, with green
blinds, and has green lawn in front, studded here
and there with trees To the main building there
have been made two additions in a sort Of hafgo-
THO style, in one of which is Mr.. Websier's study
and library
The improvements on the estate have all been
made by its present noble proprietor. We think
he told US he had planted upwards Of fifty thousand
trees on the farm since he purchased it, He had
tried to raise the live oak, but winters proved
too severe for It. Near the house is large vege-
table garden, and some fine fruit trees. Close to
the house, is large elm, one Of the finest we have
seen; it has stood there some seventy years, and
its lowe. branches trail upon the ground and bend
down like a weeping willow.
There are many things about which we should
like TO write, but we find our wholly occupied.
We break off thus abruptly. Perhaps we may refer
to our Marshhed tour again. To see such scene
ny, and to converse with the first man of the age,
are sources Of enjoyment 10 us which we feel una
bic TO descrbe.-LOiceH Courier.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-02
Farm for Sale.
NO IC ID.
HEALTHY FAMILIES.

HEALTIlY families are those who use the Resurrec-
IL Il ton Persian Pills They keep the stomach clean
the liver Free the blood pure the appetite good the mind
brilliant; in word, the person healthy. Those who have
saow yellow may be assured that their
liver less diseased and that by taking the Per.
sian Pills frequently, their skin will become clear and fair,
their stomach will be strengthened, and they will have
healthy flow of pure blood, which will give the bloom Of
health Those who inclined fever and ague dys.
pepsia cosveness, who have unpleasant taste in
their mouth in the morning. should these Pills. for they
cleanse the stomach eeeuay that the breath becomes
perfectly sweet Parents and all others should bear in
mind that they eectna for the darrh@a No
children have been known to die Of complaints Tho
have used these pills from the Of their dis.
mark this Tor will you not blame yourselves IL your
children die, that you did not try the Persian Pills
Sold by BUTTON 81 CLARK, Brattleboro, Cone a.
Winchester, Marlboro +. Childs a. Co., Wilmington, r.
X. Chandler IL Co.. Putney. 26wl
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ROR SAER
1T IL GREAT B.fR G.fE.y.

RzzR TUNHE subscriber having so far advanc-
&1sE1k IL ed in years that his physical strength
S7iii6 is not sufficient to manage his larrn, is in
kSs8 duced TO offer for sale one Of the best gra-
zing farms in the county of Wndham consisting Of u
bout $50 acres with suitable buildings ihereon well
wooded and watered, and well situated with regard
TO roads and public business being about two miles
from the village Of North Wardsboro Also House
Barn, Store and Saddlers shop with about acres OF
land in theviage Of North Wardsboro. The whole
part of this property will be sold will best suit
the purchaser. Terms Of payment made easy and
possession given Immediately fdesred. Persons wish
ing to purchase will please call the subscriber or
Erasmus Plmpton forfUrlher particulars.
JOSEPH CONVERSE.
North Wardsboro, July 81, 1916. 9m5l
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-02
Head Quarters for Rubbers I

The subscriber having been appointed the agent for
selling all kinds Of imported and manufactured Rubber
Shoes, at the lowest Factory and Cargo prices, now
offers Tor sale his Store, No 10 Broad Street, corner
of Central street, Boston, the following kinds vz:
5000 pairs Mems Patent Over Shoes.
10000 pairs Womens Patent Over Shoes.
5000 pairs Women's Patent Buskins.
I 900 pairs Women's Patent Sandal Over Shoes.
1000 pairs Mems Patent Sandal Over Shoes.
Aso-lmpored Rubbers, dressed and packed in Is
pair cases. ready for retailing, Wit
5000 pairs Mems, figured and plain.
10000 pairs Women's, figured and plain.
5000 pairs Misses aud Children's, figured and plain.
Also-Two cargoes in original packages, entitled TO
debenture for those who bay ship and by the pack
age 10 the trade At the lowest prices for Cash or cred
it, The above stock comprises 10 oil over
One Hundred Thousand Pairs.
Of oil the desirable kinds in this Market, for sale
in lots TO suit purchasers, by
THOMAS C. WALES.
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DIR. HALsTED's BRIsK PILLS


DO PILLS for rs cenls-The Brisk Pills answer the
20 purpose efeciuslly any other Pills in use
aud supersede them altogether in medical and excel
lenee lfyou doubt tins, just try them will only
70 cents-and then you too will be satisfied If they are
not what they recommended 10 be, denOnnce them
They not recommended to every thing but do
say, without fear OF contradiction that pills their
quail in removing diseases originating in the stomach aud
bowels For liver affections and bilious diseases, such as
dumb ague, fever and ague iniermtiant and remlant &
vers the Brisk Pills possess peculiar proPrees for their
speedy removal From ten years experience practising
physician am convinced That equal them Read
what other Pills good for, and what they will cure and
u the Brisk not superior 10 them ALL then discard them
DO mol believe all that said about nable pl-that
never fails 10 any dIseasebut try the Brisk Pls-the
cheapest Pills use, and then you will have chance 10
judge Of their merit demer Asa buod cleanser and
purifier 10 the diseased SYSTEM they perhaps supesede ev.
cry pill in They quick and easy their operation
impure matters humors leaving the system clean and
healthy. This is all that any medicine can do notwth.
standing the great Of aud fictitious certificates
We determined TO let these pills stand upon their own
repuiaon win lose All ask for ialf and impair
ual trial They be taken by old and young at any
time with perfect safety Thy excellent medicine
Tor children having worms, Sc In Nord they possess
all the quhlrs Of an aperlent pill for all family They
have cured many dseases which other medicine could
remove. In conclusions say, do despair Of cure un
I'll you have tried the Brisk Pills for they possess peou
liar properties and virtues Wholesale and retail by J. o
FAY Il Co, 1876 Fulton ST., Sun Buildings New York
Also, by II. HALSTED, No. a. Bufalo ST., Rochester.
Sold by BUTTON a CLARK, Brattleboro, Cone a.
Winchester, Marlboro, +. Childs Il Co, Wilmington, r.
r Chandler Il Co, Puiney. BOWL
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Playing, Visiting, a. Blank
C.4RDS.

GEORGE COOK, Of the firm Of Ely, Smith, and
TCook for the past yesrs manufacturers ofthe Gel
EBRATED BARTLETT CARDS, would iniorm the pub
lie and the patrons Of the old establishment No a. Fulton
street. where he has always ben employed mat ne eonn
ues the anufsciufe Of all the varieties Of PLAYING,
VISITING and BLANK CARDS heretofore furnished
by the esAbshment-and that orders for various kinds
will be promptly aud faithfully executed application
HE sole agents, Messrs Ely and Latham, H. Fulton
street. usual discount OF for cash, 10 those who buy TO
aell AMIN.
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TNHE Subscribers have purchased the exclusive
Il RIeHr for the CoUsTT OF WINDHAM, TO make
and vend the above Truss and would respectfully call
the attention Of Physicians and afflicted invads to the
superior advantages possesses over other instruments
Tor the cure OF PTolapsus UieH We are enabled TO
put them at such prices will be within the reach Of
every patient. WlLLlSTON & TYLER.
brattleboro, Sept. TO- I645. CIV
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PUTMEY OOLEN FACTORY,

TIME subscribers having their machinery in complete
IL repair, ready receive wool to manufacture on
shares, by the yard the most favorable terms They
have hand great variety Of plain and fancy
which they will exchange for wool, delivery
JAMES KEYES a co.
Putney June 2, 1s45. IL
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mo- PRINTERS

TYPE FOUNDRY and PRINTERS FURNISHING
WAREHOUSE
VIE subscribers have opened Type Foundry in
u the city of New York, where they are ready 10 sup
ply orders to any extent for any kind job or fancy TYNE
Ink, Paper Cases Galeys Brass Rule Steel CoISmn d.
Sticks, Chases, and every article necessary for
Inc Inc type which are cast in new moulds from an en-.
uey new set Of matIxes with deep counters are warrant
suit the times ~ w ~ P'ess"
the most approved patterns
Presses and do light work ""
Composition Rollers cast for Priulers
UNIV SOCkHOFT x OVEREND, % Ann st.
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Brattleboro-DUrTON& CLARK
Bellows Falls Norman Harris; Londonderry-S
ell and Hill; Windsor-A. & III. Wardner. new Is
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HARRIS g. CHILDS

u n
ESPECTFULLY announces to the inhabitants
IL of Wilmington and vicinity that they have form
ed copartnership in business and having disposed Of
their entire old stock Of Dry Goods, they will now be
able TO offer as great variety OF
NEW AND RICH GOODS
as ever was exhibited in ihiv place. Their stock con.
ssts in part Of an extensive assortment just arrived
from N Y, which was purchased on the most iavora-
bic TERMS and which will be sold at very small adj
vance.
Over One Hundred pieces Of Prints,
a very choice selection Of Ladies Dress and Fancy
Goods, Alpacas, few rich patterns OF Afghan,
splendid article for Ladies Dresses, Rep and Corded
Cashmeres, De Laines, &c. &c. Heavy Shectings
and Tickngs, variety Of White Goods, Broadcoths,
Cassimeres and vesiings, Crockery, Glass and Hard
ware, Groceries, &c.
All Of the above will be sold for Cash, good Credit
or Produce. An examination of prices and quality is
solicited Boaton and New York Market will be vis-
tied every few weeks, which with the present facility
for freight will enable them to sell low or less than
at any establishment In the county.
No effort will be spared 10 render this
"Cheap Cash'' or Credit store.
Call soon, "frsi eomeS, first served,"
$. +. HARRIS,
J. +. CHlLDS.
Wilmington, Sept. Ia, is45. 4w4
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GOOD
THOMAS Q, Wales

WILL sell good retailing BOOTS and SHOES,
w Of all the various kinds, at lower prices than any
other dealer in the United Siaies. As he Is employed
BY the manufacturers raise money on their goods,
Frequently al les Than eo'iO rather than trust hem
vited to call and see before they buy. But to those
who buy on credit altogether he would say, do not
come, for il will only make you unhappy To see how
much you pay for the use OF your good Names
VOW or HAND
soo coses or Mem. Thick. Kip Calf and Goot Boots
500 cases Of Boys aud Youths Thick Kip and Call
Boots.
Shoes aud Pumps. 80
1000 pairs Of Misses and Chidren's Boots' SHOES
and Buskins.
With great variety Of other kinds Of Boots and
Shoes, to be sold for the most they will bring for CASH
without delay.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-02

Highanders No. I, stAr and marble back IS
Highanders. No. 2, do ~
ENAMELLED, IVORY and PEARL SURFACE
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Sands SarsapariIIa,

For The renOrai and permanent cure of oil Diseas-
e' arising from an impure stale Of the Blood,
or Habit Of The System.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-10-02

Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by
n. y, Sold, also, by Button s. Clark, Bratteboro;
r r. Chandler s Co., Puiney; Brown & Hunt,
tiinsdae, and by Druggists generally throughout the
United States Price ~ per bottle; six bottles for S.
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PRINTER's BLANK CARDS.

| M EMBOSSED ENAMELLED CARDS, tntrd
and plain beautifully polished with elegant designs
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-08-08
F9ATIORTTIG


The subscriber would respectfully
inform his old customers and the pu b
IIc generally, that he still continues to
carry on the above business in New
Nagerstown, Carroll county, Ohio. He
will be found in his shop at Il lines 10
attend 10 those who may favor hun with
a call. He receives the New York
and Philadelphia Fashions regularly
every Spring and Fall, which will ena-
BILE him TO give satisfaction 10 both old
and young He hopes by strict atten.
ton TO business to receive a share Of
that patronage which is always bestow.
ed by liberal public on the industrious.
His charges will be made 10 suit lbe
times, aud he will receive either cash
or country produce in pay meut.
WILLIAM McCANDLESS.
Feb. IA. l845.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-08-08
SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY A
ORDER or (OURT.

90 the Ilth day Of August, Is45, q.
'~eiVe o'clock, M. oi said day, al The door
oi The Court House, in the town Of Car
foIIIon, will be sold 10 lhe highest bidder,
Inc following real estate. as the property
ol James Potter, deceased, 10 VII: Is ing
10 the south west quarter Of section l8,
IN township Is, OF range 8, 10 Carroll
county, beginning al post al the north
cast corner Oi said south ives, quarter
section Is thence west nineie, II poles
thence south one hundred and SIX poles
to The dover line OF The WIDOW, hence
east nineteen poles 10 The east line Of he
quarter section, thence north one hun
dred aud SIX poles along said line 10 he
place OF begln0ng, coDisIning twelve
acres bnd ninety ,iour perches more or
less. Terms Of sale ore lhud 10 hand
and the b1Ionce in Two equal annual in
slaIments with interest secured by mort .
gag" On the premises. Appraised at
1926 Sc. JOHN POTTER.
Admrnrs'ralor OF J mes Potter, urc'd
June II, 1915 SO 4t.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-08-08

ABOLITION IN ILLINOIS. "A correspon-
dent OF the ST Louis Republican gives
the following statement in relation TO an
Abolition convention, held at Alton, H.
"Among The resolutions offered, was
one by Mr.. Foster, (it mistake nor)
Of Bond county, 10 this effect:
"ReSoloed, That Hnti-sIaverv, where
rightluIy understood and properly car
rled out, IS not disOrgGnisjng 10 either
Church or Stale.
alt is useless TO add that this PROPOSE
lion emanaled from that branch oil the
convention have denominated Conser-
uGtipes. lis fate was sealed. The Allen
and Lovejoy party Pounced upon il with
the mallgnlty Of demons. They denied
The truth Of the principle asserted in the
resolution and boldly proclaimed lha an
ti-s|avery Ss they understood 1t ,Oas dis
organizing to bO.h Church and Stuiem
This Mr. Lovejov was a prominent
speaker In The Liberty Convention at
Cincinnati -EDchonge Paper.