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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-22

CRAWFORD county, saws the Forum, has elect
the Democratic ticket over wings and bolters,
by 57l, with only about one-third of the voters
out Our Representatives majority is about 637
in the district.
RIcHIAND always comes right square up to the
work. Whole democratic ticket elected by q
sweeping majority, over coons, boilers, independ-
ents, and cork legs. Good for sold Berks''
franklin has given but 100 whig majority.
The democrats have fought we'll there.
In LICKING the democrats have been consid-
erably licked. The Constitutionalist says: "The
Democracy were not out-they were dissatisfied
with the ticket-dsliked the issue of hard mo.
ney, and repeal, without trial, of the bank law
and hence permitted the election to 60 by de-
fauItn
HAMILTON county has done noby. The de-
mocrats for the first time have carried the city of
Cincinnati, by a majority of 1911 and the coun-
ty by about l,900!! Great, grand and glorious.
GTWell, we are to have another year of whig
legislation at Columbus. For many reasons we
do not regret this. That party last year passed a
batch of the most unjust and infamous laws that
ever dsgraced free people; and now that they
are in power again, We have no doubt but that
they will give us ''a few more of the same''-
The people had not sufficiently opened their
eyes 10 the enormous wckedness of federal Ie-
gslation. The Bank law and the Tax law are
new things, and we're we'll calculated to please
and lascinate those who never investigate mea-
sure, or read law carefully section by section.
When both OF these measures are properly under
stood there will be a volcano Of Indignation burst.
ing forth from the people in every part Of the
State. We want the federal party this winter to
perseyere in the adoption of measures similar to
those passed last understanding laws for the
benefit OF the wealthy few which will operate
TO the disadvantage Of the tong millions. Let
them go the whole figure, the entire animal and
take no halfway ground. The giltering outside
of federal legislation will wear off by and by,
and the lrightful monster will show its hdeous
deformty. Go on, coonies, run the rope 10 its
end-while you have power use and abuse ii as
much as you please. You will be watched close
ly by the people, and your iniquitous doings will
be all written down in book and remembered.
A reaction in public sentiment will unquestion-
ably take place, and those who have sown lhe
wind will reap the whirlwind.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-22

GNASIIMERES and Delaines, in great variety and
" very low, by [oct22l ]. P, WOOD.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-22
EIecfInn Refurns.
SENATE.

The following are the returns of the late elec
ton, so far as received:
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-22

|DLANKETs, Linseys, and Velvet and Satin Vest
nO inaa, very cheap. oet22l J. P. WOOD
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-22

Good 7Idings.-That poignant misery created by
the piles is effectually removed by the of Dr.
Upham's Vegetable Electuary, medicine held in high
esteem for its excellent properties. The proprietor,
who resides Rt 1876, Bowery, NJ Y, is daily receiving
the most gratifying proofs of its extraordinary
in conquering this complaint 1t is mild safe and ef-
lecual preparation
or For full description of this excellent Remedy,
and account of Cures effected by it, see pamphlet
to be had gratis, of JOHN BEALL only agent for Cadiz
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-22
| G. REAT EXCITE M E Mt.
ABBY KELLY

ON her late visit to Cadiz addressed large and in
tenseiy ercited multitude in the CoHrt House, imme
diately opposite the New STORE of
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-10-22

|GNALICOES from to 25 cents beautiful and cheap,
at Toct % j. p. WOODS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05
ra-nx Of the Richmond Enquirer.

~, rn,n,rrr il published DAILY and SEMI
- ~" ~, N. paily Paper seven dollars per an
WLeh"i ns raj. ii sht dollars IL taken for shelt
num- A'a a. ~. ,ea, For the Semi Weekly, i've
sr pst"i . and Three Dollars ioi six alon,hs,
dollars re' 10 bs pad an Ike Office, reunited by
mail, poet paid !" -
the ye ,, mi. Office NAV he RENTED per mall
~ iayaiIa,ie Bank notes, At the risk OF the Ed-
Ia ,<,apf at 81 letters beng pad BY The rrhers-
tY M III single letter is scarcely of any account
tiAe 49, ,r Il IS the accumulation Of postage, in m
tathe hu,.Eess, which operates AZ serious tax
"a 'ae TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
=. Tgg nAiLT EN0UfRER-For one square Of
!" 'ne, or less first insertion, my cents, and
t'",,erta as insertion twenty five ctnts-lt insert
- week twice a week, or three times week,
e. s,en and halt cents.
advertisers charged fity dollars for thirty
INA IN thai proportion for advertisements OF
l ", Irurth-except Lottery Vendors and Auction
ho are charged one hundred dollars, paper IN
tg ,x Tue SEMI -WEEKLY-one square OF sixteen
'.ss irst insertion IS cents; for each conlnu.
snce 50 cents. g. recommended ,,,,h ,ha
aSrtsrs ftuc distance must DC accompanied WIN inc
@ nav ar satisfactory references, TO insure execu
ton. a u,~r;a,.. from The country
81 IN. Marty, hand wriling Ii unknown al this
mn, he authenticated by the endorsaton Of The
' IN the ucghb0rhood, or they will III no case
t",iishsd Every measure, that has been taken To
.s ,mnn.i,ons and Qnzzss, has proved herefoiu'e
Pi,,r, We must, therefore, INSIST IN such case,
I'm ~. communication being certified by tue name oil
~ pn.,nas,.r uri..sa on the back Of hs letter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05

These will complete HE elections. lof lhr 18th
Congress in all HE States except Maryland, (G)
which votes in October, and Mississippi az IN
November. The States Of Maine, New Hamp-
.h;,e and Massachusetts have one member q
C.onare each 10 elect 10 supply vacancies in The
delegations.
On Inc political complex Mon Of The Tennessee
and Indiana Legislatures depends The choice Of
Senator OF The United Stale. from each Of these
States.
Our friends seem 10 be aroused 10 full exer-
lions. and will certainly maintain their own
Ground though there are strong hope> Of making
/, further breach in the Whis ranks To Tennes-
90 above all. is public attention directed. IL
n,s;,;on il al this time exceedingly Interesting.
H., Tho FIRST hunors OF Jackson were won. and
Loo his ashes Iepose. II il The home, loo, of
President Polk. whose important diplomatic
achievements are destined 10 elevate our n,-
,onal character in The eyes ol Tie world
,1areoyer The last lrial in November, was a
n,r,wn baule"-ior, though Mr.. Clay rrcrv-
Il H.. nominal majority Of ll3, twas clear
10 ascer,ained that more than That Number
II votes Tor MI Polk were rejected Tor some
,ule wan, Of form. The struggle, then, Is 10 be
one Of prea, interest and excitement. Our friends
are Induced by cycry indication 10 hrlievc that
We shall gain vic;oty, which will give 10 The
pernllicans Of Tennessee d Governor, a MAORI
,yoi the Legislature one United States Senator,
and \ cain of one member OF Congress. The
brave Democracy of Tennessee feel ,ha, the eyes
of the Union a,e upon them, and that they are
expected 10 place The Stale in such 4 position, as
no., even in appearance, TO be accounted as an
aly Of The enemies OF The President her own son.
To this end, they will contend lor a decisive vic.
tory. The srsa, questions Of The day have been
openly and nlly discnssed-and The Democratic
parry always gain from such course. Some
idea OF the spirit Of The contest may be lormed
lfcm the following sketch Of a portion Of Mr.
Browns reply 10 Mr. Foster al Knoxville:
mir. Brown read from speech of Mr.. Foster
= strong argument in favor oil reduction OF Ia
riff dnies, and showed the people that, with a
single exception, The Wings of Tennessee had
vo.ed against the present Tarll. Il will be re.
collected hy %, readers, that the Wing member
who voted for the Taiift represented his dis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05
WILLIS II. WooDLEY, Proctor, &c.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

MEDlCAL DEfAhl MEN
The plan of instruction in this department OF
III. University presents peculiartics TO he found
in no other school of Medicine in The Union
The lectures commence on The Isl OF OctoDer,
and terminate on the 4th oil July ensuing.
Owing 10 The length of the session, which en-
braces period Of nine months, three Professors
are enabled 10 perform all the duties which IN
other medical institutions are usually assigned 10
six. and the students are seldom required 10 attend
more than two lectures on The same day. By
This arrangement, The students have All opporlnni-
10 Of being well grounded in Anatomy, Physiolo-
", and other elementary branches OF Medica
Science, before they investigate their applications
in connection with the study Of the practice OF
Medicine and Surgciy.
Immediately before each lecture, The Students
are subjected TO full and riSid examination on
The preceding lecture or on portions OF approved
text books. Ii is apparent that the plan OF which
The outlines have been briefly slated, is one which
allows The student 10 commence as well as 10 com
plee his medical studies in The institution and pre-
sents happy combination of the advantages OF
the system Of instruction. BY private pnpilase and
hat Of public lectures.
ANY person Of approved moral conduct may
offer as candidate and receive The degree oil NJ.
D., without reference 10 The time ne has been en-
gagged in the study of medicine, or ofjonins The
school, provided ne undeTSoes, IN d Ha'isidc,oiy
manner, the various examinations prescribed by
the enactmenls The Professors are:
Robert F. Rogers NJ. D., Professor OF Chem
islry, Pharmacy, and Maleria Medica.
Henry Howard. NJ. d., Professor OF Pathology
and Practice oil Medicine Obstetrics, and Medi-
cal Jurisprudence.
James L. Cabel, NJ. D., Professor of nalomy
Physiology, and Surgery.
John Stage Davis, M. D. Demonstration of
Anatomy. WILLIS II. WOODLEf, Proctor.
July l8-2awtOcllsi.
=; National Inleligencer, and Union are re-
oUested 10 copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05
ABOLITIONISM ~ KENTUCKY.

y
Some weeks since. The Notorious cassius NJ
Clay established in Lexington, (krnlncky,) the
':Truc American" devoted 10 The abolition OF
slavery in that State. Strange 10 say, he has re-
ceived number of subscribers 10 his ianalical
publication, among the people Of Kentucky ilselI
But he docs nc seem IL Sleep upon led OF roses.
His fierce and mischievun> assaults, and lhr
course lie has pursued 50 fatal TO The peace and
safety Of a slave-holdIns cOIn,nnniiy have arolls-
~ The PERSONAL hostility Of many influential ci-
zens and, from an exchange paper, We learn
that he las, number Of his paper contains nearly
SIX columns on :; personal controversy between
himself and Hon. Thomas Mecallc, late Go
vernon oil The Stale, and one OF the most active
ecclicneeleIs ior Mr. II. Clay in lie las; canvass.
THIS is lie orator who !ccollcs "a excited by his
theme, that, in lis Speeches he nncerein"niously
strips OF his coat, and almost brings himself 10
The famous standard ollie Georgia Summer toi
lriic. The Ex-Governor, nUw IN old man, was
:ionc-c,ittrr in his youthful, Is his in
ius:'y aud talents lie acquired fortune. anu
attained Distinguished honor>. Heating Of the
i:du SCHcHlc OF CdNSiHS M ttdI, ~ PublIsHcu
in Tie Lexington Observer Il severe letter against
an ahnli;..r;,,e iH,v rcniri ~ H.. y nrriran
aud nsinualed lhallhc Ex-Governor on.!t 10 re.
urn "oncc more 10 his proper sphcieoi hammer.
Ing Stone This h.oushi on aicicaltc il lei
Ter oil Two columns attacking Clay without Girr
cy-cal!irg him villain" traitor "hcar.le>s
wretch" and such other bard names charging
him with selling slaves under an rniunndcd pre-
cnct. that they were vicious. Clay, III his IL,
fence ol four columns, bois over. He calls on
living witnesses 10 disrrovc The charges. He says
lie wears ",laeger" bnt has never been he a.
grc>sor upon any man. Indeed, ina laic letter
in tie Tribune. he ayuwcd himself 10 lie an anti
Guellisi. We do not envy him his excited posi-
siiinn. in The bosom 81 >laveholders--an we sin
ccrcly hope thai he will IL peaccahly arrested in
his mad ana Iuinous career. II was bad enough
for hi:n. a citizen Of n Southern State, TO roam
over The North, last summer, and seek the votes of
lie aholitoni>,s for Henry Clay Now, in sisll
of Ashland he publishes 10 The world his culra-
ccols doctrines, contends that Whissery is, lom
It's very nature, synonmnus with .5oliton-and
avows his nnclangeablc resolution 10 perSerere,
Ia The bitter end As lie is nlhe clutches ul such
good Wings as Metcalte and other leading men,
We hope thai he will be PIT down by public OPT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05

noT OF having the rcins Of Government placed in
me hands olsomc oilher citizens AMI can il lie
that The East, In" Valley, he south and The Sonlh-
WIS are 50 pleIn:ice agansi, 81 . JEALOUS Of
the Norh-wesl, is 10 Induce them 10 tum deaf
ear 10 The wishes ana interests OF lhai ceciion Of
The Stale, By refusing 10 place one Of her citizens
IN The Executive Chan? No, this canuot be-
such spirit j. by !!r too contracted 10 have
dwelling place in The bosom ofthis gTea! State OF
her people.
Relying upon he gr!ur and intelligence OF the
people, with firm confidence IN Tie electoral
corps, that local questions, personal preferences
and sectional interests viii be lhrcWn aside. and
with maGnanimous spirit, characteristic OF
Virslnians The claims Of The Northwest wi!l lie
conshiefed We cannot hut believe. ha ous tis'in-
SnIshei citizen Will he advanced 10 ll.al station
which he 81 richly deserves.
Win him for our pilot Democracy fcrcur car
go, virtue for our sails and patriotism ior our
winds, we have 10 fears bul tina! The vessel 81
Stale viii anchor safely in the poIl Of happiness.
Marshall c. Fl July % JUSTlTIA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05
Sixty Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber in BuckinS-
n ham county, Virginia, on his way South,
three Negro Men, 10 w.t.
RICHARD, abou, 6 feet high, % or 30 years
of age, black and stout made-sold in Richmond
by Mrs. Organ, OF Surry county, near CABIN
Point; no visible marks recollected. He had on
when he lett white fur hat, with very small
brim, and a suil of summer clothes
TOM, dark complexion, 81 years Old aDonl .
feet inches high, has scar on The leil Jaw IRON
the ,oolhache-lhe skin seems 10 have grown 10
the bone Had on when he left black slick cap,
and suit OF summer clothes. Tom was sold IN
Richmond by lsham Lowry, and formerly be-
longed to the estate Of Mrs. Trevillian, OF Hano-
yer county, Virginia.
ALBERT, dark complexion 81 years old,
about S feet or inches high, very stout and
muscular; no visible marks reeolected, was sold
in Richmond BY Charles D. Pelius, Of Halifax
county, Virginia. will give The above reward
of sixty dollars for the apprehension and delive-
ry OF The above named slaves TO Belts q Edmond
son in Richmond, with all reasonable expenses
of conveying them to said place, or twenty dol
lars and expenses for either one of them.
june 6--ctf F. G. BRADY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05
BALTIMORE MARKET, Ang. ]

cnrrcr-Ihp transactions have been E!Cde-
rate: some speculative operations took place to-
wards The close Of lasl week, which reduced The
stock 81 Rio in first hands otherwise We have n"
new feature TO note; The prices paid were 10 II
c. for common 10 lair qualities and some La
siayra al Il 10 II, al months.
F.ouR.-Ihe receipts sill continue light, most
~ occa>ionel By The low Stage Of lhc water, which
prevents the mills from grinding. Ciy Mills
and Howard street, from new wheat, have sold a
4 G2,. although there have been transactions Al
A 80 Flour IRON ell wheat has Sold al 37.
and for Howard street al something lees, for Old
brands. The car prices are IS 10 81, tor Oh
and new ilour, 10 dealers. The inspections ioI Tho
week comprise 1907 bbs. and C55 halt bbs. whoa.
Hour.
GaAls-Wheat i less finn than al The close Of
lasl week, miliers showing no disposition 10 pay
over so 10 So cents Tor good 10 Prime reds % to
20 for inferior L. fair and S. 10 o. for fair 10
nrime whites The receipts, which are alt,Ee-
ihcr Of the new crop, and mostly Maryland are
ample. and the quality good. 10 transactions 81
moment in Rye. Corn is steady = about rs 10
"a cents lor while, and Al 10 IL Tor yellow. Uat.
NAV be quoted - 10 % cents for mex.
AloLAssEs- Some inferior CGba has sold u %!
cents. New Orleans may be quoted 20 10 30 Cts,
1 months.
rRoyls,oxs EXCEPT very small lois tcr ship
descriptions. Bacon has adi anced in price, ana
purchaser. have colLc iblo The market pretty tree
is al he improvement. Holders have been gene
rally uniform IN ,heii rates viz Shoudersh! 70
| 7; Middlinss Z. 10 Il, and Hams a 10 cents
Lard is in hetar request, with sales . bps- =.
q, AMI isegs 8, 10 2! Gents, some refusing 10 sell
al the latter. >,
SrlnITs-E. r. Rum remains steady a! 81 81
cents Whisky la, rricr advanced tois ~e'i'
inc r.ad;lv =, "a cents, ant stock cutie light;
hhds NAV te aaoisd al y. @ % cents
sra,as-T.rlr have been some movement. IN
h,.Js Al improved price, including New Or.
Lam. AMI Porto Rice, bal importers. in whose
,ar,. ,here !. IN. mall stock, are not disposed
r,n'e,sn, 10 pre-. sales We qncle Porto Rico
~ ~ T. :, cen.. and New Orleans u 10 =; prices
al las. sales.
ToB,cco.-Thele has been RS activity 10 hi.
market in consequence oi The limited stock, pat
uculaIly Of Marylant, from which 10 selec, In
Ohio,. transactions. have been, 10 moderate ei.
,ent a, about previous ates, bti nothing very par
lisuar ba, dislnc uishea the market either in re
ference 10 the quantity, quality or price. The
lolal inspections Of liz week sum up .051 hhd'..
of which 50i were Mary land ~ STn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05
TwENrY.EIvE nnILARsREWAR

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
DAN AWAY from the subscriber. in The ci,y
IL of Richmond, on The l4lh day OF May last,
aNEGRO MAN, named David, about 80 years
stout built; had on a roundabout and pants OF
Glasgow jeans; no scars or marks recollectcd.-
purchased David Of MIR. George B. Poindex,er,
Of Henrico county, in which neighborhood sup
pose he may be lurking. will give the above
reward of S25 10 any person who will apprehend
and secure him in Jail, so that can get him
again, or deliver him 10 MIR. Sias Omohundro
or myself in the city Of Richmond and will pay
all reasonable expenses. IA. STOKES.
July ll-cu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05
SOME LITTLE GROUND roR EXCITEMENT

We haze has. such a long rolilic;'! ralm, aN far
as elections are concerned, that public, curiosity
will naturally be excited in regard I" The resnlI in
i've important States, which will vote this week.
Kentucky, Alabama and Indiana open Inc ball
h,.Joy-T Tennessee and Moth Carolina follow on
Thursday. For the convenience OF ON. readers,
we give, the following table
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05
RICHMOND vIRGINIA, Tuesday

Virginia. Democratic Senator must not I've faint
ed in The slightest in these siEs.
"nisiribulion" Virginia never can be dupcI
with this inpotent bribe-ihis irauduenlly Oh
tanning money with one hand, clipping in lis pas.
sage, and impuienlly returning il with the other
seducli"cly exc!aimine Behold the benefits Of dis
Misunderstanding 4 merit Of restoring stolen
goods. Virginia has nothing oiihis 10 do.
On The coming clecicn oi a United States ST..
major. appeal, have been made 10 sectional feel.
ing in Virginia. What l'rgiaian is there that
knows section within hcl border Is 10! Vir.
sinia bounl Unqnestinnahly She is. All
within that boundary is Virginia, and all citizens
and ic>.,nis within that boundary ale Virgin
ians In casting about III This crisis III our his.
tony. for a son 10 repl, sent Virginia in tie Senate
of The United States rilhe legislature look over
lie whole field, and find the man who will stand
lal!e>t under The Democratic STANDARD Without
s;>rol or wrinkle" and 10 him let he service be al.
lolie, OF sustaining James X. polk's adminisra-
,ion-oi aiding in The reception Of fcxas As
Staie--ot advising with regard II any Treaty as
10 Oreeun-ot rr-morling The Tdriiito Reye-
nue. Sandard--of establishing III. Sab. Treasury
unGer wise and proper suards-ol resisting mo.
ncpoli,.s, Bank Of The United Saies and pri-
vile.cd orders In fnc lei Democrat such a
vas talked OF 10 The people OF Virginia in 1871,
be Tie man, whether his lot OF land and domicil
b. Kanawha, or Augusta, or Nelson, 81 Nansc-
mond. This is no lime 10 talk u The loaves and
fishes, ofmrn and their claims as men, or on ac-
count Of their locality. lis a time for men 10 be
men-to look 10 principles and 10 country.
Shall we he condemned for opposing appeals
10 sectional feelings AMI individual preference
We hope mol No man loves his native county
more than we do. No man loves the scenes OF
childhood more than We 10. No man cove!s ho
nor ard distinction to such as are his friends, his
schooIna.cs his neiel!bors, more nan wedu. Put
We canno enii-l in a sectional personal contest,
dislacling Virginia now. This is at all times I'M
profitable, hnI especially So al his time. "Divide
and conquer is an old maxim. This musl be
done. OF the Democratic panvare nvincihle from
This liine forth in all Virginia. Then, shall the
men ot The Democratic parry divide on mcn and
lorgltfs! No, never We have elected I.c-
gi>lau!c-a Democratic L'si.l aiu.c; on them de-
wolves the duty OF selection; let them consult rs
10 The man, lellhem agree N the man, lei he ma
jory govern as 10 the man. ana We Shall he sa-
li>feI. lis no part Of oar business 10 sir !hs
caaldron neither will we.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05
"The sta,emen, referred to is exhibited with this

report
1.-The aggregate of expense TO each student
thus practically stated, The committee canno, be.
lieve will be deemed exlravagant; nor 90 they
see where any rational reduction can be made
Still, from desire 10 prune down the expenses 10
the lowest scale consistent with The welfare of the
institution; and believing that il may be done as
far as now indicated, they recommend that The
price of board be REDUCED TO one hundred dollars
Tor tie session, and that The commissions on de-
posiles Of the students be limited 10 sums deposit
ed for payment of board and Professors fees and
that said commissions be no longer charged 10
The students, bu, deducted from The sums 50 depo-
Si;en y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05

NEws FRon TAMFico.-The sohr. Forum,
Cant. Davis, arrived YESTERDAY from Tampico,
with intelligence 70 The Isl q July.
We learn from passenger on board, that Tie
feeling in that sec,on oi Mexico is very hostile
10 this conniIy that lie impression wa, hat The
government would declare wal; and that, II il did
not, The people would undertake hoslies on her
oyn hook in order to do which they wcn.d have
another revolution.
There were only two American citizens at
Tampico.-lF ..iab'S y. ! HCaid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-05

UNO MRS. DORCAS PHIPS:--You are heIe-
i by notified, that | have filed statement o.
he causes, on wheel. shall found an application
10 the next General Assembly Tor Divolce rom
you, in the Circuit Superior Court OF Ia" ana
Chancery for Gra,son county, where you are
required 10 attend on The first day Of me Sep,sm'
Der term 1916. DAVID y. fnlro'
Aupust l--cIm