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WORKMAN. mcGRUDER a co.

OFFER FOR SALE
nHDs. 81 Crcir. p Reo and N ~. Sugar
~ 20 packages W a w loaf crushed, and pulvensed 30.
25 bills \ . Chu6ed sugar
40 hhas Mo,aaes, par prime
IaO bags Oh Government Java Coffee
1873 do Rio do
IS do Laguaya do
10 haes Mocha do
Gunpowder and Back Teas Of best qualify
10 tee Rice
75o Kegs Nai. assorted boz and warehouse
200 SIDES Sole Leather, good aEd damaged
24n q" Russet Do
500 lbs shos Thread
40 boxes Sperm Cand--
10 DO Judds pat 50 Caldes
lO 30 Canies Hubs l. Woodruff
100 DO SOAP
10 DO Snrch
10 kegs san P.trr
. cDrOons Indigo
10 baskets be-, lDgaEIs, Olive OIL
&c tee Coal PIT Oh
Winter EpFrm OF
1000 hEs Duponts sporting and blasting Powder
80 boI"s $50 and lOTI2 Gliss
500 bags Shot
Bar Lead
90 hhds MIddin= Raeoi
20 do ShouBer do
500 best family Hams
1fs bOr-- Tn Plat.
BOck Tin and Sp~tsf
200 rms Wrapping rapsr
$50 Grn4 Ft1.es
IS bbk Tar
20 bbs pure Cider yirszr
- o. oasks best wooIh01e VIM
Genuine Oh Port d.
Cotton Ysras, at asVry yuoes
Cotton Lne-, Lonson Mustard
Ginger P'pIer Au5yce, sack. sat ~
: tons Am. blusred Steel
English tlst- SHEAR and Can F's,I
tons sYufz stsei
10 " -Wsafr
= " County lRDy
80 " TresfEafs and English \
Sheet and Boiler Plat Iron
Band rrd uD9p %
Ares Plough PayE a.. m3
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NOTICE.
have entered into Copartncr,

rVfHE subscribers have entered into COpaTtner
si snsor ths ann Of Oruhe. a Appcuon. FOE the pnuos.
az esi The Apothsesu and Drug business. and have nser
ne 10 formerly occupied BY samssi r. AIDE n Co. No. 81
Mass
Thsy intsad tesptnx ~ IN tinsss an ssspumsni Of Drug. Med
etuss. Paints. Oh. Dye riuhs. Sc- and osk a eah nom thetr OH
fnshcs sBd tie public generally. Both of "s having been brought
NJ 10 TIE bu.,ns.. and having been engaged in ~ Tor a number OF
ysar. Ia tbs XIV. hoys BY ciosr attention to busne. Ia merit q
~hare Of pntrunaEe.
on. % both of -. win be- founi At IN times N attend In person
% puuirr ~ such orders ~ w. may receive from physicians, mer
chants AMI othcn Particular attention. viii a-o be paidt Ia putting
no such prescriptions 10 may be sesi TO the house.
PETER w. GRuBBS.
N "a AppDusnN
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wooDnousE, h,a~osa, vr,a,a.

I'D
o.. -. NdkU, r,is,,lssg. VDrisis.
(fDN1INlE heir establishments in the above
~ fsas' .asss 4Da d ysr fsFs ~ fgsrffsf .ss Isy
sssy sa tnH1 u uaHs 100 rgsf N9N fusrfy ~ nm PtfNv
fDSflf lfyIrg t psss ~ fsrh rsu 80 rafsa sd shfay
- ~ ~ .r fsaf - HDr .aay ~ ~ NhI-b sfs 0Esff bpm
fsal 1HFH A. A. frsfBf hnf rsl - sien s0lr nfDsy a.
fsvp.. sf s phsf a1b sansHsI n Nh .a1f1 a1 20 fnHfr
w. 80 - 80 ~ 49, .n b. ~ I1 M ~ go Ep~hefn mafsfs
1fay hsgf aHsf e. .Fr fss fffufffs fr Ua Del fun yfsfs ad
VIZ .DsaftsV De GIa1s1 hags bee sH, M Dfe Ias syvfd
~
JsgYaH Sysf ~ gpyNs. rIGFO gDETEr FTATfyagRY.
- - 100 1s''tss1 wa ysy slyanu fesss sfrs shd an hat
81 snsf Ws nf psf - ~
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SAL i IS Ezz:slEIzs
Is "a 80 Iss 10 l IL I ss . Nc so os aos 100
80 81 Us III rs I ~ Is3 rs SIS = ~ 3gi SIS
IS leo lie goa 40 lo9 IsS $50 so las 49I 700
IS loi 1876 3T3
s.srtt H.xN,r. SECRETARY.

SAsuEL HASSAY, Secretary.
The subscriber Agcnt for the above Company, IL prepared Co
receive applications for Life Insurance Tor any OF the periods
named, via; for year. 7 years. or for life; and for any sum not
exceeding $4,000 ON n singic life. The rates of Insurance for all
OF the intermediate years. not noted In the above advertisements as
well Ia all other information interesting to tho-s desiring to effect
Insurance, will alsn be made known on application. The adyan-
taScs offered BY this Company, are believed To be equal Il not
superior 20 those offered by any other, either in the u =. or Great
Britain. n. u. GwATHMEY.
Physician to the sceiety-,he Family Physician OF The party
hos Ia is II n - hn1NWEA
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10000 OF LANDS
FOR SALE.

In the states OF a. Mississippi.
'aNHE undersigned now offers for sale, forty
IL thousand acres OF Land tiO.OfO), 10 The eo,ion growing re-
sion % tic states Of Arkinsl+ and Mississippi, in quantities
20 suit pufci's.rL Among the counties Of The former are Hemp
s.ad, Sever, uaIas, Claik. Wdshiti, Union. and lafayette. and
among the counties NJ tie latter Statr ne Desoto. Marshal, Tuni
e., Pamela, VA sha Cboekt7w, Carol, Holmes, TaIa-
haiehe' Hinrs, Wellington. and Y.zno. ToWn.hip Maps.
have been procured 81 a Tau o. thcsr lan's, taken non the
original pais or u. :. surveys she wing accurately The wat r eourses.
&c And the underlined Lac alo procured. at a great expense,
eomp'ient persons IN etarine = porion q Thee lands, by quarter
so'tonf' who have furnished eoyious field notes, giving a minute
account NJ the fr1wth Of timber undergrowth and fhuIbher ~ with
ad again Of the spring., water courses, &c; ~ also the qlaiiy.
shuaiirn' local Advantages, and value Of each quait1T section iepa.
uteiy.
TERMs-FivS payments, one Gnh cash In hard. and the residue
In onr, two. three aud four ycars, equal instruments, with interest
from d-t- Of sale.
NH-Persous owning plantations adjoining. OF In the vicinity Of
the,e lands ran be IA q u,or, 1fo will show them to those wtst.
ing To puf'lIss with view To n 'rtucmonL
Further infornnt on can be had, BY addressing Bowers a Co,
Memphis, Tenn, or VIM. ~. BoNer, Little Rock, Arkanras postage
paid or by applying to Messu Chosen n fowncs. Petersburg. Va.
@ 'SaNDV OOO'OV 60
WA. n. BOWERS,
GEIHAL L,D AaExCY,
Linus RocE, Ahansas, aud of
81 IL-AM ---
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RLACK IRON POLISH, for Io

- RsliHrs, &C. 50 -This article produce. on Iron ratings
Crates. AMI al kinds Of Iron work. n beautiful jet black polish. re
curing no moie labor than 'hs application OF an ordinary varni,h
1t l. very durable, aud = not effected by exposures. edeetuany
protecting the Iron from the action CT the weather. For sale by
nUvAL 4 PURCELL.
SELF rmfFists l4T. Main IL 90,
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TO THE PUBLIC.

~ IIL ODIIO.
HAVE 4 superior article of Brushes from 90
\ to oOOo, very cheap for cash, with a general assortment OF Pain
lers ARTICLES
OF retail.
White Lead, hard to beat. in kegs from IS lbs, so Ibs-to 900 lbs
The above articles are Of my own selection, AMI warranted good
ounty gentlemen would do well TO call and examine these
EoodI and judge for themselves, at ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop, Main street,
Next door TO The Exchange BANK.
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A NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY,
~ .~UOnH

fT
~cs iNLoEs q BROTHER.
COFFEE-A full supply Of Rio, Laguayra and
~ Java Coffee, IN store, for sale by
go WILLIAMS n HANALL.
GALA PLAID LINSEYS. 5 cases Gala Plaid
~ Linscy. new nd beautiful pausr.,-Gor sale vsy low at
SEQ HAYES. VAN DEuRsEN a WARDS
WEBB. BACON Il co. offer Tor sale
w suGARs-5o hid. 81 Cmi,
los hhds Porto Rico
100 do New Orleans
n bones Loaf
Is bbs Crushed aud rulveused
~ uetces and 20 hall do New Orleans Clarified
Is boxes HAVANA
MOLAsSES-gO hhd- Porto Rico
90 hhds ani IL uercss Trinidad
20 hhds Canlenas
CoFFEE-tOO bags Rio
500 bags Lsgusyra
l2S bag. lava
CANDLEs-SS botcs Sperm
So boxes Hairs Paten, Tanow
CasuIc. brown aud shaving Soap
200 Kegs Cut Nails and Bads
ton, Bustsred steel
90 ton. Nova Scotia Grind Stone.
1900 side Sole Leather
Harness and Upper Leather
5 ha - Shoe Thread
10 packages Gun Powder Tea
Bach Tea
IL bhs Sperm Lamp OIL
81 bbs Tanners Ol
200 Iierccs Thomason Lime
100 dozen Par ted Buckets
Nets OF woctwap
rs uerees Rice
SO bis Cider Vinegar
- hhds Bacon Sides
Is hhds DO Shoulders
900 bbs y. q Cut HefuHgs
100 b6s Fsmhy Roe do
rs bbis Shad
Roin-Tar
Letter. Whiting and Wrapping Paper su -
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DIR.
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.
q q q 3 q e q q q

asst Mhlhre engaged with NJ
Joseph smith. n a ssw-nr, near way ne.burs a va. attached Win
a cough, lfom being exposed at night. which gradually increased,
oiappeute, lever, &C kc- which was scarcely .uppor.hI-. Ind
= nniy who were wholly dependent on my cr.ruon. for support,
!, oohsed u leave my business and return home. wa, ,h.n
susnaedsy several Physicians. but st, grew wons, until my msa,.
OBSERVING = 3 mss "s M Sp 7. iaeuIasle. subsequently,, my wife
-. 20 u = public prints. an Advertisement of Doctor
swaynHs Compound Syrup OF wild Cherry. procured m. , sonI.
me. ! continued until had aiken Gv. sor,ie. AN n h y, , .
re'rtn to my work again. write this to onrr VOC INV $500
,hanAs' and you n at liberty 70 make u known. Q th,, n ms ~
your invaluable medicine. yo,,. nay Nv 'eeouf's 10
Lswtsto~n. Del Ious n pov,.
CONSUMPTION. which has b.fned N, ,lin Of .ui,.,, 49,,
piaeuioners' where invaiids ave b. .h given up hor cl,s. , !, !.
ing recourse to, and perevstinr in. ,hi. unrou Ira ,.a.' !.
been radically cured Therr are now in NM. s,nSs n !. lave
'or numerous certificates Of cures, which wouLi a,ioni.h er.5pii,,
I.''f' were they made known To the world. To ,bo,e uha .,s"y
heiyd with any OF the above diseases. we say, give mi. n,sd,ein,
a IAlIu aii you VIII then be e"nvneed this ~ no nn.erAbl, com-
pound but, a safe and powerful remedy; and tina, ls eun,Iy, no~.
crs stand sioHe and cqu.acd by none.
". s~syne's syrup is the only true and genuine article Of VIII
look for the wr'ien signature Of Dr swAyNE on each S.ui, rs
lore you purchase B'ware. and be not deceived.
VTsoune persons may tell you that some Other All, -.
soou heed them not One trial Of the genuine ID. s~,yp.s s.
rup OF "Ih cherry wiz convince you that IL $ the most vaIuabI,
From the increasing demand for the above ,,t,eL. I,,,,..,.
s.aan nm and dealers generally, will Ind II to their advantage To
agIe for DR. swAYNEs CoMPoUND SYRUP OF Will
nam =, - t.s'e nave teen some individual. with the assumed
" pnyAeNh making great efforts to push a spunou. artIeI,
INTO The market under a fictitious name.
swAfNE' n. w. corner OF Eighth and Race s,r.,,, rhnsssIoh'.
a. 9 ue aaree % repeated, do not neglect a shsAt Cs.gA: IL you
hAA' ID may again lead to serious Consequence.
TO THE AFFLICTED
%: sWAfNEs COMPOUND sARsAPARII.LA AND EAT.
,,s,,siaa IL a mna and gentle furgaiive un'urpass-d by any
y p-,vy'Hs "a Blood Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, and Female Com.
The de,Pondirg. the gloomy and depre.. d WIN = -.
lhey were laoonng under a load OF disease, which th.v o.. !,
~ 20 pear, viz soon have their complaints removed, BY the use Of
CArry, the great strenrtherer and supporter OF The dselpir, o-
SONS on each boz.
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RUBERT NOI'E
], Il. EUSTACE y son

- RESPECTFULLY solicit the merchants Of
~ Virginia, trading IN or passing through Richmond. to esamiEs
their stock Of Drugs Medicines, PANTS and Dye sfuf-. They are
prepared 70 Offer such inducements. they think a. will make II ther
inisreHto eondne their dealings in Their way to this place.
Ginseng, lee wal and Parsed, taken m Exchange ~ goods at
the highest markrf price. So
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-22
KENT, KENDALL ~ ATWATER,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers,
II MAIN STREET,

HAVE in store, and are now receiving, their
HI stock OF Bnuth, French and American Dry Goods, for the
lLuade, comprising an unusually large and extensive variety.
which will be sold ~ low as they can be bought In any market in
this country, and u which they respectfully invite the ausniion ~
the trade. KENT, EENDALLS ATWATER.
a,ut 4 IgaC
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The Trees OF Amcricn.

IkHE TREES or AMERICA, Native aud Foreign, pietsnaly
n ard hotlnieafy d.hnaied. aud scienud ally and peculiarly DE-
se'ieed, being considered principally VITA reference 10 ,heif geo
guphy af hiscy, soil snd situation. pfoPcEaicn and culture,
accidents and dhciss prpye critics aud ur-. economy In the aus in
PRODUCTION mo commerce, and thrir application in useful and ona-
mental rhnDuons. ilDt a'ei ~ numerous cngravings. By H. J.
Browne, author OF The sylvia Americana
Just published. and fer sale by NASH 4 woOnHOust.
oc 5 No IN Man
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NO MORE WHITE. GRAY OR KEDHAIR.

~ a remedy whichrnhances considerably The beauty and ahers
the appearance oFtte cruntenanec from that which b. much dsHked.
" d pleasing to hav" emc ent mans 10 remove tLcss defects. To
effect this ch-uge Il lair 90 much wished for - the grand and never
falling property ofJULEs uAuELs VEGETABLE LIQtib HAIR
DYE, watch The rropuetsr can with justice state is far beyond any
hing uf ihr krd ever set kno~ To- this or airy other country. IT,
pfopfrIcsate very powerful though very Innocent Tn Chemical
result u a wonder. asst enables peusls To dye insiantanrOusly tl-ir
hair wthout the least n,snvenisrCe. For chingtng rcd or rmy
hair whi'ker, cye1'o~s. &c 70 a brown. black % ehcsnui eoor.
The slightest evil conscq lsncet need not be- cared from isuss-t
. altogether harmless. This composition - tie only one saHclOled
bythe science of Chemistry to dye. in an indehic mauuet the va.
nous gudauons Of coons without danger or ineonyen cree, and
has justified the liberal patronage ard Unlimited confd nee o. the
public. " tllek 10 required, as iOt boz marked n. Il brown.
boz nartsdB.
for sale, wholesale ard rtahby JULES HAUEt,
fenimcr and Chemist,
No SC : Third street. below Chesuut Phia.
hnd ~ my Agents, l. Gutter. DuvI n Purcell q X DuvaL Y
Duquesne, Main street, : " Iichrzson. Dora n L McQueen, Broad
street HchmoRf; chs CodrE, Frlgr, Thou1s A. Co, Petersburg
and moc an the DuTHsts through tie UEi0a
PJ Beware OF Courrreia Ask for "JrLES HAUELs VIZ
GErAHLE LIQUID HAIR DYE" fyou want The geLgine article
prA premium lsafded % the FtanLnn InaItle. > %
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"orENING OF THE FALL
X ZEN N CO., having received within the
IN last two wtcks about 20 large packages OF Fan Clothing. are
now prepared To wait on their friends and will frCy show TO such
as do not wish tn buy immediately, the greatest assortment OF goods
ever brought TO Richmond, aud such as want TO buy can sausfy
themselves. from the p'ices and styles OF the goods. that this Is no
humbug but naiiy. For the real bargains call at once on the "od
established Money Saving lnsu uton."
KEEN 4 co.
80 No ICs Main street.
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EaErr - fwr. rs aT
Eshf-asrsss - 1atg. 1lt n Pullman I>4s, ssDn ~.
~ Faser-lf t4arzs 4 ls Pea ~ say ~ ~ fr ~
81 rfrsaN rfr.ffy 81 res trim r. - gf..f. sn8 nnls
ss1 ~ - M Eys.rsy n Ss.rry nd 1af - aysfs's srd
tues - f~h I. 30 tryyf sea 20 arIfre ~ Igr ~ p4s a.
szsf frvs tsHrs IHerE CDDrD. J. p
hnlf y.sszrss r1sH us" I.fyf = 81 rhs ULr. NJ ~ %
4f.nrs1 ~ rT-frr Els1-Er Fl. yp-t. t fAsBab rgrlf
81 b.rsf..J - ~ rs sE4e. ~ tssys. ~ fH.b a. grf.h
Ds~rr yTsf 90 sfFsss 80 ~ 90 ~ ~-f A. ey1gs syt~g-
bs ~i~sr rf' - 49, ~ rsf- ~ uaa5u1x rsf ~ rnrr.
- - ssr4.rT fr Hsu e gsfnarn slfs. ~ ~ shtfU ns
.lffl
TT gs-soe-s. ~ HtET. ~ d. Ps.-b Nssssi Hgls.. ~
pa1 ff.ef.f rf-sr tssfxs rs- fas usss ssbrs us h,ls
ffsss 1sUy f4r = 81 NIgyu
Blr.r ~ . re- ~
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CLOTHS AND CASSIM ERES.
IN CASES WOOL BLACK CLOTHS
Nv = 90 satin face bin do
. do invisible green DO
5 do fancy Casimcrcs
Wool blk and French do. SINCE and double mHlcd.
Just rrceivrdby TURNER n On.
- IS No. - Main Il
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-10-17

severely; Capt. cambridge, Sd do, ve-
no slightly; Lieut.. R. H. Graham, 4th
do., severely; Capt. Lamotte, ist DO,
slightly, Lieut.. DiIwOr.h, ist do, Sc
veTely; Maj. Abercombie, let do.,
slightly; Lieut.. Wainwright, 9th do,
slightly; Lieut.. Russell, 9th do, slight
". Lieut.. Potter, 9TH do, slightly; Ma
ior s Mansfield, engineers, slightly
eral Butler, volunteer division, slightly;
Colonel Mitchell, Ohio volunteers
slightly; Col. McCIung, Mississippi re-
gimeni. severely; Major Alcxander'
Tennessee volunteers; Lieut.. Allen,
do, Lieut.. Scudder, do, Lieut.. Nixon,
do; Capt. Dowier, Mississippi regl-
ment; Lieut.. Thomas, Texas regiment;
Lieut.. Armstrong, Ohio regiments; Sc
vere!y: Captain Gillespie, Texas ram
GERS. 'm,oorta,ly wounded. since dead. :
Ourloss is reported, killed and woun-
ded. about 500. Mexican loss about
the same. American force 5000. Mex
ican 10000.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-10-17

stands ready to give the people any
quantity or kind Of pledges, which he
will redeem or not, according as expe-
diency may dictate. Il
There is but little doub. that Salas
has an army in the field Of eight tbous
and troops. Few Of them, ! think, will
ever pass San Luis Potosi.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-10-17

D5-A slip from the Office of the Ohio Press al
most persuades US that Col. s. MEDAnr Is elected
to Congress from the Columbus District. 1.-The 10.
we will give one loud, long, lingering yell.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-10-17

GOOD FOR SUNSBURY.-S Sunsbury town.
ship, the strong hold Of whiggery in this county.
gives Bebb but 3 ofa majority Cowen's majori-
tyO. Hurrah!, This balances the account with
Mr.. Cowen for the manner he treated Sunsbury in
relation to the election of Associate Judges
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-10-17

0G-We understand that the entire democratic
ticket is elected in Guernsey county; and the whig
ticket in Belmont.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-10-17

took place in the beginning Of last
month, with proposals for the arrange
ment of matters in the River Plate, has
given rise to a great variety Of rumors
and reports; but although Mr.. Hood
has been in communication with Rosas
for month, and after that has come
down here, and been with Oribe for
six days, Notwithstanding the positive
assurances given by some parties that
everything was arranged and signed,
nothing has transpired with regard to
the proposals made by Mr.. Hood to
Rosas, nor of the basis on which any
one thing was to be settled. The
question has now become intricate, and
we cannot realize the idea that a mu
tual agreement can be arrived at among
these parties, whose interests are
SO diametrically opposed; and unless
France and England have resolved to
withdraw entirely from the River
Plate, leaving Rosas to his own free
will, we cannot see how any arrange
ment can be made for the present.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-10-17

es-Maryland has gone ifor the wings !. usual.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-10-17
I'od's majority
8 2 o.!
Kennon's majority
8 9 ~!

We place before our readers, to day, the official
abstract Of the votes polled, on Tuesday, in this
county. It viii be perceived Tint there was very
small turn out. owing to the very heavy rains Of
Tuesday. The result, however, is GLORIOUS!
Tod's and Kenhon's majorities are about as large.
in proportion to the number Of votes polIed, -
usual. ',a el,G f go #%
OUR WHOLE DEMOCRATIC TICKETIs
ELECTED! notwithstanding the number Of dem
ocratic candidates in field.
We have verbal news from Belmont and Harri-
son counties. which assures US Of the election of
Mr.. KENNoN to Congress. g M
We suppose the wings win now fulfil their
promise to Mr.. Cowen, to make him President
Judge. provided he would sacrifice himself for the
,chig cause!
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-10-17

We are permitted to lay before our
readers the following extracts of a let
ter from reliable source, dated
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-10-17
Erlract of a letter, dated

3n MoNrEvlpEo, August Z, 1916. !.
The seige of this place by General
Oribe still continues, as does the block
ade Of Buenos Ayres, The arrival Of
Mr.. Hood on mission from Lord
Aberdeen 10 Governor Rosas, which
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-10-17
THE sPIRIToF DEMOCRACY.
EDITED BY i. R. MORRIS. N
OHIO

THE WAR.----Our readers will find late and
news from the army in another col
umn.
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Ezlract from the letter Of another cor
i II AZ

Ezlrdct IRON Me letter Of another cor
respondent of the same date.
To oul recent reports upon the state
OF the market at this place, we have
now nothing especial to add. MIR.
Ho5d Is still at the Cerito, but nothing
is known respecting his mission. The
tone, however, Of the official organ OF
Gen. Oribe is as little conciliatory ms
can well be, and does not tend to in
spire much hope as to the result being
successful one. From Buenos Ayres
also, the opinions are less confidently
expressed.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-26

The number Of deaths by Consumption in
New York for the year ls45, amounted to 1900.
A very elegant Jewish Temple has been de-
stroyed at Ayignon, France, by FIRE, with all ii
CONFERENCE.-The heaviest part Il the loss being
the sacred books, many Of which were Of great
antiquity.
The State Treasurer Of Virginia has given
public notice that he is prepared to redeem
$f5,676 Of the public debt.
Erasmus Striking, Esq, has been appoint
ed by Judge Bfoekenbrough, Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court Of the u. States for the Western
District Of Virginia, in the place Of r. W.
Moore, Esq, removed.
Elections viii be held in Virginia this spring
for State Senators in the Counties Of Norfolk,
Nansemond, Princess Ann, Brunswick, Din
widdie, Greensville, King and Queen, King
William, Gloucester, Mathews, Louisa, Flu
wanna, Goochland, Hanover, Loudoun, Fair
fax, Allegheny, Bath, Pocahontas. Botetourt,
Roanoke, Brooke, Ohio, Tyler, Marshall, bod
bridge, Kanawha, Mason, Cabell, Fayette, Lo-
gan, Wayne, Nicholas, Jackson, and Norfolk
City.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-03-26
Notice.

A n ELECTION for Overseers ofthe Poor
In for Berkeley County, viii be held on sat
arday, the 2sth i,ast, at the following places, to
WIT -
At the Court House in Martinsburg, under
the superintendent Of Hiiliam L. Boak and
Jacob HGnsae, on either Of them;
At the Stone House, formerly Tavern, at
Mill-Creek, under the superintendent Of AZ
fred Ross and BesJanal r. Boyd, or either Of
them
AtRobinson's Mill, Back Creek, underline SUI
perintendence Of Robert Y. Sf,odgrass and Rob
erf X Robinson, or either of them;
AtMrs. Strode's Formerly Gregg Tavern,
Falling Waters, under the superintendent OF
iSilas Hcrlan and George ChrismaIl, or either
Three OyeSeers are to be elected in each
District
BENJAMIN COMEGYS,
Sheriff Of Berkeley County.
March &c, 1S46-lw