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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN
EEGETA BILE OIyTmEN

VNlllS Ointment, applied in sufficient quaint.
- uss ne suce ~ ne boiy In NE vicinity o. re mos,
highly tdted whether a. once subdues
ne ftmmAton and pain Uwn quis, NOS aurr iootng
oun sonen ant fduec fs o. the hardest tind pury
aui restore rerect soutdaess srsrsff tss Auorr
NJ diseases Uhcb ron5srn Ontueu l. st.ptsl are bs
olorng Glaniular SwenuFs Asus ace seed Breasts
snd sore Nppo' n Nursns women Hruneh Rns
sah Rheum scad Head nvsluah nts..inr r
burn' res. snd Drawn nsisrs shiase Eyspe.sspd Fes
~ Bruises and esh cot wounds sured srsat fspi
uppJ Of hs invsiusbs oinHept 80 received an r u. b.
- GAYs0R 3 WOOD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05
CLOTHING AT Wholesale,
No. 55 William Street, New York.

PURCHASERS Of READY-MADR CLOTHING.
Il waiting New York respectfully invited call on the sub
sebsT. where they viii find general Of
Cothing adapted their can b. found
IN the eor sale Al Wholesale only approved
ARTHUR L LEVY,
my xo-iOt rs William New York
y. B-shis every description by the case or dozen
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05
COUNTRY RESIDENCE ron SALE.

IN NON StI1TI, 4 ntW and COnVenIent brick live =.
Il ling House, three ones high, rooms and IN.
with four wenfour attached situated in
the county OF Henneo, west from the city Richmond and
miles from the Capitol Said property very desabs psbbr
hood and offers indueement gentleman doing bushes.
the city who may prefer to reside an the county For terms
ply to
HODGES h PULLIAN Auets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05
BOARDING.

NJ ks. r. Nj. GREEN informs her friends and
1' the public generally that good accommodation, for
several iamss and eight OF ten day boarder Her
door Above Duv1l Pureefs Drug Store, Main
Mrs G. begs leave rrbIsuen yxIsha
MPaton D. W. Fry, Arthur Morson. RO H. GaAAe Rsqis ana
Or. r Carmichael nv "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05
Auftiou Sales.

by Williams a HaxaII.
Private stock of Madeira Wine
We ALL sell atthe residence Of the Luey IA.
THURSDAY the lith day Of June O'Clock Oh
WiEs hAni At her DEATH and Call ESQ.,
had Accumulated many before DEATH
10 bottles hnesi seeia Madeira Old many
50 Murdoeks Madsia imported Is2I
~ IN 1916 BY r. Gordon
in ISL by d..
u In l1l7 by J. Rrtdle
III 1890 by Gabam
10 in Ices by r. Gordon
veg old. BY HaIan
imported a 1919 BY r. Gordon
1904 BY do
r. Clanst VIM
dem lohns Murdoek's Madeira. imported in Is2I
Newton Goid,n, Murdoch and Scot. an l632
ohverl Reserve Vintage 1925
old Pale Cosnae Brandy
1 old Holland Gia
VCTERhs-Cash
tBY ORDER or THE EXECUTORS
my 80 WILLIAMS q HAxALI- Auct.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05

FGHE ARGENTINE % EPJ BT IC.-rventy four yssss
~ n he Afreutue Republic embracing and nntarv
history and sn sccouut q 10 potes condition brs darnr
NJ sdn'nrstoa o. Governor Eosss hs Of pocy
md character q interference Cov~rrusof
Mnntevds1 and 80 tumaureE Hhh led uteryasltu
o. EnEandaHd Fencs ~ Cot Authony Kng of-efn tbs
Ary o. ~ Republic sni twenty four years reslssut u ~
counuy.
Auin aAsssn ryeodauawy ~ Thsoasrs Lssss Dostss
q Ne Nedical Faeuhy ofPsua. &c
iaves q Men ofLee snd Science. aJsshsd
u George w sscood series coutanlpr Hyssof d. 1ohu-sa
"a rlnh l@voef Gibhoa ~ Joseph hants he ~ Hsay.
lord bfouehsm = Member National inuts q Rncs
ssd q ths Royal Aeadeuy ~ Napks
Chronicles % ths Fleet" Ny Psrigs1can Conainine
Euined NsEthaut sd ne Turnteyr DaushsT
lhs Chrcaieles 0f Coyernoot with q Hsr,
q seiYfuls Ny nooElss 1eroti. Reoeivet ~
80 NASH wOoDHOUsE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05
DANAnA, LFeHoRN Avn PEARL CAssI.

WEHE HArS.-Rsce,ved tbs week. q large splen
dd assortment Of Fsuat Legborn Cashmere Hats 49,
several eases o. NE ate se Of Hats hom Besbe
ot. eesbrated manufacturers Gentemen wishing somshius
sHtfn IN quality. aud yfee. gill pesas cauM
my2 lUDAH aYERs No o. Wsst MAN atsst
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05

y AN AWAY from the subscriber ON the sth
instant in OnnEe County, bright Muauo MAN about 81
feet high stout and well made He marked with white spot.
about ms breast and has just above
purchased ofDT Haaye OF Charlottesville aud few year. bae
was hired TO Mr. Robinson TO WORK Ia his tobacco factory IN tue
city Of Rehmond-o which place have endsa
wi ave TEN DOLLARS any on. who will deliver
sad man TO me secure him any get again
Twenty Dollars, taken STATE and returned n me
ELIJAH GOODWIN.
Oranse April 10, is46-2aw9w
hat, A..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05
SALE OF ALIARLE REA,. EsrArE m
RICHMOND.

PURSUANT To decree OF the Superior Court
Of Chaneey for the Richmond Crrut ponoan. -ait
uefen pending undsr the Of thu
and ais the und-rsElsd
proessd on FRIDAY 3h JUNE issd public aaeuoa
The Propery mentioned IN aid %
lot on Church Hin
undivided no-y % The Warehouse Baoek
Cary street AMI shoesor Warehouse
an the occupancy Of Alfred Harris Esq.
$50 SAFE WI" be made on be respectively
following teTms On. fourth
the balAnes thrse
eighteen months FROM the day of For
the purchaser purchasers will
proved and the title
ney u PAD Ot . conveyance directed Court
ROBERT &. sTANARD.
GEORGE " JOHNSON, yCouni--,ousr
SIDNEY =. BANTER
my s-eIw
Or TIE sale Of the property ss phe. Win IN.
moey Of the Warehouse hrst. Pday Sth June.
and Of the HOUSE aud Lot Church ON saura.,
the oth, both o IN b. premises
sale conducted y nUSLoP NoSCURg a CO. Auet.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05
Choice Goods for Retail.
N III u aiihscriLnra haun ON hand nj q,

NHOItt UOOUN Tot EttItII.
TTN1E subscribers have on hand, recently re.
IL ceived variety of
French Collars, tfmd and untfimd
shimiEctts and CaneOus
Lace and Muslin Capes fne styles
Real Thread aees and Edgings Meckn Valrnce
Ernbd Muslin Sleeves
Cord Emb'd Muslin Dresses, and white Embd Robes
Fancy Mts, Thread and Silk
Open Thread and Hose
Grass. hohar and Corded skirts fionabe
sumner shaws aud sehas Of every style
Their rock Of goods eompes-a want good au.
clss AZ fair prices, arc requested 10 call.
les THOMAS X PRICE 4 co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05

pRAlRIE LANn.-Life IN Prairie Land, NV
y apa W Fsuhsm-"Dsar Nstars y the kisdest Notbsr
"m'-o hid hsFod Iust pabhshed, for sseby
- DRINKER MORRIS
WADDY THOMPsON'S MEXICo.-Now
w nsesived BY DINNER a NORRIS o. Main ,t,s.t We
eoeeuous q Nsxeo Wsedy Thompson Pa uie Fayoy -
uscrns and Minister FsniPoents % Onned states 10
Nsuco. 4.
AsHA sRET sACKs-A aosS bea0tif,l ,,,s. 70, .umme,
~ wear,iu" received asS f0r salsby
re g,ASss CO, tias, Corner
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05

500 REWARD.
WILL be paid for the delivery Of Caesar, who
w Runaway the sth inst. he : i've feet sven
inches high 2S Old and black and
pleasing eounenanee wh'n spoken The
paid delivered Bets A. Edmondson Richmond
ed In Jail him. lie off company
named JACOB,27 years Old vsage
feet inches height Cesar brought from Jackson
@. and sold by Spratly Horn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05

SOAP AND CANhIFS

TIVE subscriber has hand good Summer
Cand Is and hard family Soap keeper.
and Merchants feneray invited Gala above
stock which WI be sid low for OF on tie usual TO pune
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05
IN MANUFACTURING SITE FOR LEASE.

1VA Brick Building front on the nagn ~ tia
Canal sCOrTSVILE belonging James Rive Ka
nawha Company and Water Power 30 discharge
second, connection herewith OF
rs years Proposals for will be received until the Iash
June BY z H. GILL; supsrntenden a, FL Cssk F
ra q. Ambent Cesn'y. Va. nv Is-ske2AWtd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05
COW LOsTI

- rRAfED away ffom ne city. ahOin a week
nfUflBtfs - since BLACK COW Of medium sirs ana
M szit5T some y years GA feas0uabis sun uH b.
tWN paid. " returned % the subscn bett
-RA@nkk. my rs JONES 4 WINsTON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05

- f'tun Of GOLD FoB CHAIN, On safai,y morning
21d hetwesH he Fredckburg Rif-ad Depot
Cnrets frsence, about three mes hnm cry Appy
Mersrs- hiiebeH 4 Tyler,
l.. o. CRENsHAw, BROTHERS a Co.
ny VT nasiu Bank.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05

aJ- For Markets, soc Commercial head.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05

RROkERAGE.-Hav taken out a license
~ for twelve months, authorizing and buy
respectfully tender public for the OF
such business and the negotiation Of money generally
may be found at my Reading Room 18Th street. Immediately
rear OF MI John Cranes Grocery Store
18th Streets respectfully ask share Of public patronage
aP b-dlWk2awu r. BLAIR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES

rHNHE Third session Of my School will
u day OF June and end fourth "Wednesday Sep
TENDER The Of studies embraces subjects usually
taught In the best seminaries Of the sind.
Board including accommodation $40 Tuition si2. Mu
Al and use Of Piano els. Fees payable IN advance.
my lS-Wt2OhJ ROBERT q BRANCH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-05
DUsH RANGER. of Van Dlemnn,. and b,
nRiNXRR a MoRsIs

( 'NaA AN-hA'NahfaNf W y aN bitIuan lsauut uN
- Chaes Roecron, auhof Of Tales Of Cooaiss~ ss
fnes CSC. luEt Pubhsaed for sale BY
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-10-29
Is IL Right?-.l hate that man.

Is IL Right?-'l hate that man.
why DO you hate him! Did he ever
lnjnre you in character or in person"
'No-bui DON, fancy him.
DO you know hing
'No-neiher do | want to-,
That is just the way Of the world. A
stranger passes by and we form an opin-
ion OF him; if favorable, when an oppor-
tunity presents, we speak 10 him, draw
him into conversation, and finally become
his friend. Ii untavorable, we avoid him.
If he asks US question, we answer by
quick monosy liable, and have no desire to
seek his acquaintance. Is this right, Just
or honest! There are scores of men we
dislike, because we are not acquainted
with their characters, and by the dislike
we have taken 10 them seek no opportuni-
ties of an acquaintance. Such course
is ungenllemanly, unchris,ian and saw
age.
1T is not the looks nor The general
appearance of the person that makes the
heart good or bad. The plainest man we
know OF, possesses the best heart we ev-
err became acquainted with. The home
lest woman 3f our acquaintance is the
most affectionatc, kind and amiable of her
sex. A frs, sight, you would turn away
from these excellent persons, not dream
ing that The outward appearance is not an
index of the heart. In future we trust
You will be governed more by truth and
| Justice. and not condemn and hate one
YOU do not know, and against whose
character word of reproach was never
lisped. The heart, aud this alone, study
and when i, is in the right place, do
not for The world make a remark. OF
manifest spirit tia, will pain it to its
cenre.'- Portland Tribune.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-10-29
No. 20.

Returned to claim his BRIDE he said,
continuing her sentence and extending
his hand to Mr. Newton. CORVALLIS
has surrendered 10 Washington at York.
town, and peace is now secure. My
country no longer needs my aid, and
hereafter shall torn my sword into a
reapng hook. Shall now claim your
daughier, Mr. Newionr
God bless YOU said he old man,
joining their hands. This day | have
long prayed for; when my country shall
be free, and Emily have protector. |
can now say with Simeon. Lord, now
letlesl thou thy servant depart in peace
Aud Emily and Captain .Elwyn were
married; and lived long and happily.
After the close of the war Gen. Marion
visited them. and many a pleasant day
was spent by the General and Captain
Elwyn in fighting their battles Ger
again.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-10-29

a Singular Erperiment.-A child six
years Of age was drowned in the canal
near Cincinnati lately, and long time
was lost in dragging for the body without
success. A young woman recommended
them to get loaf Of bread and put some
quicksilver in it, averring that it would
float TO the body. The bread thus pre-
pared floaled to a distance, remained sta
lionary after turning round several times
and beneath the spot occupied by the loaf
the child was found.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-10-29

Don't be TOO parficular.-An Irishman
once dreamt tina. he visited the Lord May
or Of London, who treated him with the
greatest hospitality, and asked him if he
wouldn't take lille suthin.' lie replied
that he wouldn't mind little with
punch. Hot or cold2 inquired his lord
Ship. His guest preferred II warm, but
while the Lord Mayor was out heating
the water, the Irishman awoke from his
delicious slumber. 'Och! cried he, COM
pretending what fool he was to wait
for hot punch during the precarious ten
ure Of dream, 4low | wish Id said
coldi'
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-10-29
BARRETT HOUSE.
Corner of Jefferson Il ThirI.StS. BurliDrt0n.
j. G. ETCHE Err.


VNHiS House, recently opened, is one Of
= the largest and most commodious in
the Western country. 1t has all the con.
vcniencies of the large hotels in the cities,
and is fitted and furnished in the neatest
and most substantial manner The propri
ctor has had much experience in the keep
ing of public houses, which, taken in con-
nexion with the facilities afforded in Bur.
iington for furnishing his table, justiics him
in promising that the character Of his house
shall be kept up.
Visitors from the South and elsewhere, with
or without families. can at II times be accom-
modated with peasantand airy rooms, and On
rea sonable terms.
Families will also be taken as permanent
boarders.
September 25 1915 Is
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-10-29

Sheridan and has Son.--Tom Sheri-
dan, when lad, was one day asking his
fa,her-.he celebrated Richard Brinsley
for small sum Of money. Sheridan
tried 10 avoid giving any. and said, Tom,
you ought to be doing something for
living. At your age my father made me
work. My father always
i beg your pardon sir interrupted
Tom: Il win not hear your father compar-
ed with mine
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-10-29

Females who expect 10 win the affec-
tons of worthy and industrious young
men, by leading an idle life, following
the foolish fashions Of the day, and sigh
ing Systematically over the late novels
will be sadly mistaken. Instead of Sc.
curing men Of integrity and worth, if they
secure companions a. all, it will be from
the idle tops and simpletons---the refuse
and dregs of respectable and INDECENT
society.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-10-29

MIR Isaac Russell, Of Monroe township,
has presented the Troy, Ohio, Times,
with sweet potato, weighing three
pounds and three quarters. Ii measures
fifteen inches and three quarters. Mon
roe township is now far ahead in the
sweet potato line!
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-10-29

Meiaacholy.-A. Marshall, Texas, on
the ID instant. during The quarterly meet
in the school house. large tree standing
by the door was struck with lighlnlng.-
Three persons were killed and eight or
nine injured.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-10-29

decentralization, what's Mono
nania!' Wy YOU see, Dick, when poor
'eller steals. it's called larceuy-bu. when
Is rich 'un The jury says it's 'moima-
~ and he cant help il, that's IL
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-10-29

A Loco Convention in New Jersey has
nassed a resolution in favor of The Tariff,
and also one approving OF the vote Of
their Representative against Il! They
al-o nominated him for reelection.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-10-29

The Worcester Railroad earnings, since
June lst, have increased 1000, or
SIG. 900 month, which has advanced
the price Of shares full one per cent
The other roads are making good divi-
dends.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-10-29
THE
~v EA 81 nc w M
q, !. pnblished every Thursday,
& tiI,jn s. Jefferson 5tteets,
:; ,:,.rs and Proprietors.

's ssoNA8D5 y bNoAD !" A-I'
.,;tors and Projectors.
TERMS:
ner wear; TO be paid in adj
'Avi 10 O'''''' g..
~ i, Months, one dollar and Twenty-Five
Is s a'alie with the above terms
i'a W. each delinquent to an extra
III noe, ,,.nty.f5e cents for every three
~ o. This rule will be strictly ad-
-. IL. delay
/. n@r OF Advertising
belol t. or essy one insertion, 5 w
,e,rs IA lhS ,,,,;.n,i insertion. SO
sT Elch au' ,t, 9 80
- One this 4 SO
TafeS ~, 90
S1 m'" - 90
One yeaf,
: .sona Cards, (nndsr SIX i'"'S' p'' s 90
kaml annum, a. will
to Jx.b.ats advertising oy h '"e yc caIumn
mites DC e"'''' IS 90
aors for r;l 10 made for all
gan s;I the price of subscription to
ansa ~ included in the above charges.
4, snP,.' msdcines, half column, oney year 80 w
ALL 1Isa' one column, :" - 81 90
'slafI -
~ iy !. the seat Of Justice for Des
j Nnns an,y and contains about 5000 in
Chung s,a,s. 1t is situated on tne wes' pam
IS, Mississippi, about @oo 'h''es aoo'e
III ,i Louis.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-10-29
W. uhi"H -e4-e-es---s~--4~--
cnIMEs g. ST Ar r,

,vr ,ssociated themselve forthe prac-
~. AZ the Law under the above lyle,
Elc hs;u,,leud to professional businesslh the
N .'.a, COMMITTEES, and also in the supreme
vi the Territory. Particular atten-
van ,ilI be paidto claims for lands in the
y ,ibr.sd tract, and elsewhere:
arlington, Jan. %, lo4l. 1871
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-10-29
LIN. PARTNERSHIP.

raor,I1 HALL, Of Mount Pleasant, and r.
M MILLS, of Burlington, have this day
nj. x.atsd themselves into partnership Tor
Z, kuustice Of Law under the name and style
es md ihiand Mills: Ihey VIII atteha az nv ,ne
The ID puts o. 'as nfs' anu seoonu Iud 80; 80
urnish Fas ofimIhai BUSINESS a''onuou ~ ~
sed i,s rs the ierrtnry' oiiice III tnI 80
n t, , ltns on Main Street now occupied by r.
vt nar1 Mills. ,. q. HALL
,r,m,uX MT IA A-tf +. ID. MILLS
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-10-29

4 TELE OF TEE SANTEE.
BY the Author of "Marion's Men" &c, &c
"Our band is few, but true and tried,
Our leader frank and bold;
The British soldier trembles
Wien Marion's name is told
Our fortress is the good green wood,
Our cent the cypress tree,
We know the forest round US,
AS seamen know the sea.
Wo TO the English soldiery
That little dream US near;
On them shall light at midnight
A strange and sudden fear "-BRYANT.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-10-29
II III II Ii ETFc 9TH ED.

A TALE OF THE SANTEE
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-11-28
JAS. R. Morris, ESQ.

so-Our sympathes were considerably aroused on
perusng the editor of the Cadiz Sentinels record
his trip to Wheeling f,r paper; but If he had seen
us start from the Ohio river, on Thursday morning
last, the thermometer ranging about Is degrees be-
low the freezing point, on horseback, carrying be-
fore US enough paper for this weeks edition., and
could have followed US "on our winding way"
over hills and hollows, with a"north. wester con-
tnually in face, travelling the whole distance,
(twenty miles) without once stopping to warn, the
horse ever and anon coming to his knees by a'ball'
: Of snow breaking OF of his heof. thereby nearly
jerking the life from our body as wellas sometimes
nearly jerking hard word from our mouth-had
the Sentinel editor seen NIL this and our arrival at
home. "weary and way-w worn" !" we think he would
have come to the conclusion. that he had seen, in
the last view the spirit Of the editor, and not the
editor of the 'Spwit.'
All jokes aside, we had serious time Of it; and
il our subscribers are only anxious TO please
we are TO please them, there will be no danger Of
US either freezing or starving Our spirit will be
eheered with the sight Of cords of wood, bushels
Of coal, bags Of flour, wheat oats &C., on subscrip
tion and job work; and we would not have the
least objection to little CASH. Then we would
sgo on our way rejoicing with no fears that the
ghost Of the Spirit will ever be seen, but that
the 'Spbi' will make its regular bodily appear.
ance, terror 10 all evil-doers and the wings IN
particular.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-11-28

at our previous currency. White peas are in good
request. Egyptian beans are from To- TO twos'
6earer No change in the value Of other grain.
4 sLiuepool Corn Exchange, Friday, Oct So.---
At this days market the millers who are noS 'ol'
erabIy well in stock. appeared determined unani.
mousIy to remain on the reserve. The wheat
trade altogether was consequently languid in the
extreme. and had sales been feasible beyond very
limited amount, many holders would have accept.
ed easier terms. Irish -four, was unaltered in val
ue; but States and Canadian being more difficult
OF sale than usual. all Description Of this article,
both free and in bond, receded one shilling per bar
rel below last quotations.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-11-28
J. II. MoRRIs. Secretary.

THE CINCINNATI Enquirer AND ApvER.
rIsER.- We are extremely grati6ed to perceive
that these two very able and interesting papers
have been united in one. The Enquirer has been
purchased Of Messrs. CASE, BAGLEY & Co., by
Messrs. J. J. FARRAN, JoNN H. GERARD and
ALBERT G.. DAY. Mr.. CHARLES II. BRoUGH,
of the Advertiser, himself one Of the very best po-
litical writer's in the State, announces this change
on Saturday morning, and says that ''the joint pa
per thenceforh to be issued under the name Of dai-
ly and Weekly Enquirer, will be under the busl-
ness management, more particularly, OF Mr.. GER
ARD, and will be edited by the undersigned, with
the assistance of Mr.. JOHN BRoUGH."
The arrangements TO take place on "Wednesday
the twenty-ffth inst. Under this united arrange
ment the Enquirer will be one of the strongest
teams 10 The Statesman.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-11-28
SHERIFFssALE-By virtue of.undry wn,.

CHERIFF'S sALE-By virtue ofsundry wnts
- of execution to me directed from the court sf
Common Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, ] will o.
fer for sale at the Monroe Academy adjoining the
town of Woodsfeld. on the twenty second dsy OF
December. Is46. between the hours Of ten o'clock
I'm and four O'Clock m Of said day. the following
described personal property, to witt One large Bell
and Hangngs, one Air Pump and 'Apparatus. one
Forcing and Lifting Pump. one Argent Lamp
Stand, seven Illustrations Of The Centre Of Gravity.
one Magnet, one Illustration Of the Elonyation Of
the Earth. one illustration Of the Expansive Pow.
er oi Heat, one Pocket Compass, two Rehectsss
and Apparatus belonging thereto, one Camera Oh
scura, one Gasometor. one Case containing the
above enumerated aiticles,, one Hydrostatick Bel.
lows, seventeen double Desks. two Stoves and
Pipe belonging thereto. twenty. three benches; 10.
ken in execution az the property Of the Monroe
Academical Association to satisfy executions In q.
vor of J. N. Mason ct al. s.s.I-s8!,ngAgA
WIN D. PATTON, Sh'G. NC.
nov 10 81 so