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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-27
CoVcrlet & Carpet Weaving,

COVerfet & Carpet Weaving.
The subscribrr, formerly OF Csdtz,
having located himself ~ Carroll ccun
ly. IN The house formerly occupied by
Thomas CrCZier, deceased, on the road
leading from Hsgc rsto~n TO Wofff's old
tavern staRd, halt mile from Morrison's
meeting house wishes hereby 10 info, m
his old cuslomers and the pub lie. gsner.
ally. that he will carrV on lhe above bu-
sness IN all It's various branches Being
prepared to execute his work in ne most
durable manner and OccurdluU 10 Ihs
newest patterns, double.
His Old customers 10 Carro,lton and
vicinity ard all others who may wish 10
favor him with their custom, are ln(or
PeG tbst he will receive and deliver
WotS 81 The store Of Wm Nj Sinclair.
Fyom hes long experience in The bUsi-
ness he is canGdentol being able 10 rem.
der entire Satisfaction TO all who employ
him, and will Warrant his work when the
warn is gord. lie will, moreover, be
puneiual 10 his engagements, and make
reasonable chargcst N B. All persons
are requested to weigh their warn.
JOHN CROZIER.
August 90 1915 asa
| GNISH.-Fr Fresh shad, herring d white
& fish, on hand and for sale bV
CUMMINGS & CAMERON.
Carroiton, Ma, 80, lS43 35 Il.
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E2uIr TfEES.

5000 Fruit Frees, will be
randy loT sslc, tho eesuIng tniI AMI
spring, a. lhn
NCW Lisbon Nursery,
selected ant cultivated Will great ere
by Gn EXP rGnccd CulIvetor, and cjn
bIn!ng 0Ee ut the very best ecl"clinns
Of apple trees - the west; thlrlv or for
ty Vati 'I,cs Of paarh, hrs,drs q mr. rholce
'rers, r." nursery nov Cou{tius more
Than 100 0N@ trees of at kiads and 81
2rs, and Is locuded to be G! t,tsh char
acler aud pernaucnce. For ?,nting
frujltrees, otchudIsrS estae'n the f4il s"n
3au after he falling Of the t,sves. rqual
" good with Tho spring
WN T. RUSSELL
New Li.ho1, Sept lg I8I5
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EEniiOw Ware.

EAOhtU ~ ~ SAVS
A large lot Of Hollow Ware, Of Ptp
bargh manufacture, iist received ant
tur sale casaP At lhe naS Sore vi
T.. SINCLAIR.
February 6, lS46.
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Sole heather.

\ fret iate lot oi Spaussh Sole Lpa'
eher, nat received and for sale by
+ SINCLAIR.
Fetrn ~ 6 lSl8
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FElYSES! lERnEis!

WI pay tour rcOIs per pouud, IN loa
Il ther Tor clean slaughtered hoes at my
ranucry 81 tbs fool 0t The hui
JOHN w. YOUNG,
Orto .or 81, 1896 3 #.
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III. XNEIEHs.

Tha subscribers will pay The highest
m Market prlce 70 Ca H tor good ctean ilsx.
seq on Aellvury
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-27
w ES. EL0 Nd,

w. ES. ELd9Y Nd,
Attorney and Coaawiior Al Lac, and So
Hcitor in ChQHrcry.
OFFICE, near tbr "Ercddgge.' in the
Room formerly occupied by John Dunbar,
Esq, CARRoLLToN, Ohio.
. Canollton, Noyember 81, 1845.--n6.
Vqn Brown. Hiram Grisw I'd
Carr0Hioa Gh0 anton th,O
BHuWN AND 6 ISWOLD.
ATTORNEYS AT Law,
Office az tie Court Hoase, Ca rolItOH
OaiJ.
March 90 1914.
Estate af Eolaa N'AlliSter,
Null,e IS hHtiS gwen, that 'ae un-
derslgned has been appointed and quall-
fed as Executor Of he estate OF John
McAlIs er. late OF Carroll county, Ohio
deceased.
Those ind bled To said estate ate re-
CURED 70 make tmmcd'alP pay ymrnl, and
,ose haO rug claims VII present tEem
legally proven tor settlement wIlh'n one
year from rhrs date.
ROBERT R GEORGE, Exr..
Novembor . 1885 Al.
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Jan 10 rs46
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A. 3 BiERDFMANN.

Uniontown, Stark Co ,Og
Feb. IA, i645.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-11
9leuer Sabaf StoDr
Su 9lIeutdun.
SScIfOn SASciScr
Su Nuentdun.

Sccifnt lIdj oieler @ele9suheit ieinen Greuns
ben uno ccm publitum I'M 9ilsemeiuen Die
9lnseige III MAIDEN, baB er oas 2abafipInners
@cIhdft nod, INNER bsrsibt, an eem alteR
Stance III Der alien Straec, cine 3bilre oberS
balb bem uuion Sootel mo er jest gum 8er'
fauf hat unc bcitdnci9 Su baiten secenft sin
9utcs enforcement
Gi9arrcn bon allen Sorten, 70 rrte
;SpaniI6c SaIbpanii6e, @emeine,
&c. &autataf aller Sorten, Hau6s
Sabaf, S6nupf Tabaf unO ibers
baupt ale Sorten pom cDroertfen
berunter,
pcIfes CIR 9efcuneu in an icbr berabsefeBten
lNreiBsn Az perfaufcn. - Dd er INNER cine
2Insdbl 9lrbeitcr bsId,iftiet bat, 70 in sr ucr,
bcreitst ale Ssfshlcn aufS phnftIihfe ju bes
oienen.
DAD publifum III ebrsrbietiait singcfdeeu
lsinen Stcd su bsieben, oa er ilberseust fnbIf,
oaB CT ale polltommen befrieei9en fam.
@r 1T eaafbar fur bisber geucfTene !RHne.
id,aft, unb bpFt burh pinffIide unb bilIiee
Ssbieunn9 I'D, cine Sortcdner piireis ~
MAIDEN.
Jtelfcn 9Seifer.
Riri IL. nqbp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-11

I0) Mitbma ooer Gu9briiti9teit eutfieht
oaenrd,, bae lid, Sd,leim uno nureinisfeii in
cen euftr6bren Der eungc auaeiest bat, rpos
curd, riclelbe perbinocrt ,pirb ild, gehSrig anss
;ucebucn - coourt, Id,neres sltbemhplen,
5ouifcn, ifarfen Drud ouf Der Sruft, J1opfs
ld,mcrScn, ScrSfcpfcn uno Hande anbere lles
bel. - S
Briabts in nbiauifd,e gHans
pi len furiren tiefe ucbel fder, oehii fIe tes
frcicn Wagcn nnc Gingeweiee bon aaer llns
faubsrbcit, rciniaen oas 8lut pclItcmmen,
Cpsnn NIT ecm @sbraud, fort9efahren pirb)
9cbeu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uuo
benz 9dn;en S6rrcr Sriidlr nno neued eeben.
Er@ebt q d, Sauft MIR BON ben
befdnnt 9emadten N9enteu ceer in Ger Of
fee uuo Gcneral Ticecrld9e, Ho. 1863, 3dees
lfraec, pbiIobelpba, uuo fraqt auserildlid,
nad "lSri9bts Sncidnildlen pFanjenpiOen.'
PCer eini9c Srt in slIentaun mo bic
ihteu Wriaht'S pilen crhalten perben fon'
ncn, it an cen Suhifobr pm @uth, u Us
be uno Ooun9, .
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-11
OefentltCbe 9SenDl.

WitwcdbS uno Dcnuerifa9s, rem 25lten
unc 26ifeu WdrS an beiceu Ga9en nm 10
llhr Wittuss, fol- ant Dauic ocs ucritcrbrncn
Tihplaus ScnNn9cr, III 0cwhiu 3aunihip,
2eda @auntY, rffentlib perfauft perren:
Cine Sub, eiu Sd,wein, Cit Oedrbcrns
Wo9en nit @cid,irr, Sfrn nit Hcbr, einc
Soausubr nit 8aifcn, Better unb 8ctttaocn,
Bureau, Jfiitcn, Stiiheuihrauf, Glide uuo
Stublc. SdlIer uno Stdnner, @iIenfsTrl uuo
@iicnhdfcu, unO lcuit nod pteIe 9IrtifeI ;u
wcitldufn9ssu mcIccu.
Die Scciusuusen ant Serfuufstass unb
9Iufpartun9 bon
Sacob S0eniinger, ! Gr,ors
Santcl Dcter. ''''
Wdr,1l. *3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-11

3H) Yur0ircu cutidicccH i'm SOr'
qua Nc0cu -1Renn bie@igens
tblmIidfciten pcn . ranore suuu
oer1al 8rduter' piq len ert mebr
bcfanut lmo, 70 wiro slocrlaIen nid,t Idn9er
mchr ais ein Sd,uBmittet 9e9en 6rantheitcn
betradtet perocu, ccun III ccn Sef;i9ffen eJn'
Hdmmdticnen pereen ddlt ooer sehn oapcn
denommcn, in ncnaen Stunoen, mehr ucn
osu uureiui9en Sdfteu aus eem !RSrper trei'
ben, eurh BEN Wa9eu uno bic @inaensioe,
mie sloerlalIen sllm Setrdg ocH 8ierii9 llu'
sen mc9lid) thun tpilree uno CO folite erit'
merit perben caB bic pillen nur jeue 3heiie
pom Slute entfcrncu Deld,e bic tlrindlen sur
Sufdmmaticnen iinb, nihreno 2oerialTen Die
Quteu TbeiIc nit fcrtuimmt. 9Sis groe III bic
@rEhlaffuu9 dller 86rperfrdffe mad, einem
ourdareifenceusIccnaB. SIM Gjcaentheii peis
DE Wuu,ertct uno Stirfe it fiihltar nadt
elmer Dplis BON cieier @cbi;iu /; Der R6rper
miro in Wdhrhcit oen elmer Silrcc erleoigt.
9tihtS f6mmt Der Heini9una Der oeroerbenen
Sdfte curd, cine 5friuter Weci;in bieler Art
aIcd, ipeId,c felt bier uno aehtSig Sabren aes
prhft it, uno ME fchdelidj icnoeru INNER uns'
lid, mar. Sit Der puls al tod ? cine Dcfs
oiCirr Villen nirb ihn herunterbrinaen. ST
er Su fhrpad, ncroen oiefelben Rittel ibn
ind rid,tiae @jleiS brinacu. ST CT iitternb,
bon ucrpi6leu Slufre9un9en ? bic Tillen mere
ccn, curh Sefdufti9nn9 ces Srffems, ihH
iptcecr croucu.
Sbiac IfiBbarc Icoi,in IN in benz Bud,.
ffcbr pcn @ III f, Ruh uno Oouu9 III
sllrntauu, uub bci ben Taeutcn bic in elmer
anecru SpaIte dnscscist flno, Su erbalten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-11
H..
OefentltCbe Q5enru.

Samitass ben 2lifen @drs, foil AM Sau'
le oes lluterSeidneten in Suo qSheitball
GaunIdp, ecda @aunty, auf 0fentlihsr 8rns
ou pcrfauft ncreen:
Cine Snhe, ,Slasbala uncdnreres Shmieo,
@eidirr, @did,ronf, &iidenitbrauf, spci Su1
reans, slpei 3iide, Sfen init 9icbr, 9ilcufef,
lcl uno @iicnbifen, cine Soau6uhr cine Crebs
bdnf, 3ubcr, Stduncr, Stiihle, Sruhneff,
Gin usueS 3immrrbcil, Gin prdd,tser Sd,leif.
ltein unc piele dncsre sIrtifcI ;u peitlduftis
ju melocn.
Die Sebinsunsen ant 8ertaufstase unb
aufwdrturS pom
Stmpn Strane.
Rdr; IL, *2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-11
81 q C6 + / Cb t

apiro hermit 9c9ctcu cas bic untcr;etbuctrn
ale Srccutcrcn ocs ucrtcrb yii d, OF laus
Sen fn9er, Ieetbin pcu 9owttL Sauns
fhlp, eed,a Saunty, ernnunt rporocn IIno-
gllIs oleIeni9en oaher, speIde nod, al beIu9tc
SointerlaiIenfdaft fhulci9 Ino, merocu auf,
9efpreert tnurrhalb QRodcu anurufcn uno
0bjnbeSahleu,--uno irlhe Die nod 9Infcreer,
uu9en babcn, teliebcu oieelbe stenfaa5 IN,
nerbaIb beld9ter 3eIt aud, ciniubrin9en, an
SSaeob Seniin9er, Seipetber9.
Saniel peter, 90.
Mdrs IL. *6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-11
9Gla TGrOcr.

Ter llntcricidnctc wohnbaft III 9IlGcntaun,
echd @auntY, rpilnidt Die 9Iufmcrfiamfeit
bon Sirbcr uuo anccrn oarauf su ridten, oas
or in bein9trr Staet cine perbei1ertc 9lrt Sn'
ciQc'Rnblen auf SeifelInna oerfertiat. Gies
lelbc wereeu alf eine irhr oancrhafte Wcile
ccnltructrt, uno 81 duserit tiaiaen preiien
ab9eIdhcn, = sIud, fam mau irgeuo oueere
Sarbcn carauf mahIen. - .pericuen Die cine
cerarti9c Muhle nItbig haben, pcrbeu eS ;u
ibrcm bcicueern @ertbeiG ftnScn ipcnn lie BET
ibm aurufrn, ebr Gc cicirIbc prn lrnifwc ers
baItrn.
2ltopt9 SIcrmcier.
WdrS IL. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-11
SChulDetnforDerun9.

9Iac Girjeui9en, ,pcldc ncdb in cen Stchr'
bnfsrn res llntcrlhriebsnsn, lcsthin in Sber
Wacuu9ic 3aunlhip, fduloig ilnc, psrorn
hermit 9ebsteu stpiid,en nun uno Dem liten
9rriI an oem Sfcbr an;urufen uuo 9lidbtia'
Felt iu MAIDEN. ineem er bis oabn aus Der
Se9rno iiebCn !piro. q
9SIlIiam &ern.
Rir; IL. *3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-11
lIcbcriicbt Der MGrfte.

Saame n.-8lcelaamen bringt "a IS
bis s. I2 uno SIddsiaameu 81 SO,
Slauerunb 9Re hI.-SIauer briugt 81 75
bis "a 81. HrgQcnmebl 80 IS mno WeIfds
fornmebl SO 90 bis 80 so.
c.-Bai,en briust 81 93 bis
81 O5 Brlfd,fcru 65 Sents uuo 9ca9eu
brinst 75 @ents Safer pcrfaufte an 40
Sents.
8icb bmdrtt. - DAD SNunhert pfunn
Riursfcid, brinat 90 tie So so; Shbe
nit 66lber brddtcu l6 bis 26 3tafer. -
SbneincHciIh 4 80 bic S5 so.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-11
9luf9ei6 6cbener
watlen9ertCGts 9Serfauf.

3ufcl9e cines Sefctls aus hcm 8aiienac.
rid,t bon 4ed,a @auutD, fol- am Mcnto9 cen
l6ten WdrS UNI 10 llhr Scrmittaas, auf ocm
@I9rntbum ieIblf rfcntIid, ocrfauft pereen !:
Cine 2otte @runr,
9eIc9cn in Der Start 9llIentaun, echa @aun'
~, grdnScno all cine Qctte bon 2Inna Setter,
Sba5. Scip uuo auecrc, entbaIteno in SrCnt
- TuB uno III Der 3iefe $50. Die ScrbeG
lcrmgcn cdrouf itnb
%xA Gin 9erGumi9es bafifeis
E:;:E&a llerneS 9Spbnhalls,
SssszskeA ciu uno Gin tolber Stcd bod, NIT
cnem 9uten Srdm StaI carauf uuo ancere
SluecnQebduec.
@s 1T toS hintcrla6ene Gernoocu bes per'
ltCrtcncu @cCr9e gn9eIman, lektbiu pcn Ger
Stdot 9lllentaun.
Die geoiuauu9en ant 9erfaufstdge nub
9Iufwartun9 bon
9Jtarp @n9elman 9lom'rir.
0urd bic @ourt
s. .. 2alpot, Cdr.
WdrS nqlm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-11
Oefcntltl6e 95eupu.

9Iuf DouucritaQs bcu 26feu WdrS IcG am
Saauic ocS ueritcrbcncu Schu Giieuharc, in
Shc'BbcitholI GaunIttp, 6ffcntlih ocrtauft
frcrren, ndmlif:
Gin prdhti9cs Tamilicu Wfcrc, cir TIiiTr,
SGa9cn, ein l'9dulS Wa9cu, Sctt @iuls'
,Sclbirr, einc @lattbihlc, Rilitdriihe llui'
form NIT YtltcIcn mc Ge9eu Naus' uno
Safnbr, Sreretdr, , gurcau6, 8 Glide,
Stnhc, Better unc Sethaocu, pcatinoi9cs
Sdr @crdtbr, crosses Guantitdt Carpets,
SocIS' uno 8chlcn'Scfcn NIT 9ichr, Shraut
alno Rife, uno nct Uiclc anccrc 9lrtifcl ;u
, ,avcitliufti9 81 mcIccu.
Die ScSiu9nnsrn am 8crfaufsta9e unb
:9InflpartEnS bon
Charles SoittcL 9lcm'cr.
0adS IL, uo3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-11


m cI ~ ;ubru uRntqm minfcn Haur
rSnm1s
Wn nBm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-11
OefentltChe 9SenDu.

Srcita9s ben 27ltcn Wliri UNI I2 llhr Olit,
tags, ica am Sauie oes perltcrbenen Deter
Tcgclcp in 9iieeer Waeungir SdunIhip, Qcda
Sauutp, 0fcntIidh ocrfauft pcrcen:
llr9cfibg SO 9lfcr Sdamcn auf cem Seloc,
Strcb bclm SNuncert, Soell bet Der Scunc unb
cine Guantitdt Dingcr, ncbit oieIrn anoeru
sIrtifcl gu nmitincli6 iu meloen.
Die ScciHsuu9cn AM 8srfaufstase unO
2Iufpartun9 bon
Deter Se9elp ] G.,,.s
@b1rles Guth, : " 0'''
Wdrj II. na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-03-11
DruCfer 2(rbett.

9IlIe Arten CrudeH 9lrbeit piro in cieicr
Srudcreisu Den aIernieori9fen preilen, uub
auf bic furseIfe SlnSe,9e cerrldItet.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-12
Mtrt)nro11D lsaraattrer.

The buffalo are to be found in immense neld5 o'
tween here and that place. y. W. n
The following intelligence from The Army OF
Occupation, though not 50 late as The above con-
tains considerable OF interest at The present in'e
"On the morning OF the 10Th uli, when ueh.
Taylor found himself exposed 10 the enemys
fire, with his right and left unprotected 10 cohse-
uuence of the peculiar bends of the river, ne or
dered one division Of his army to take position 10
The bend above and The bend below The loWn,
while with the main armyh he maintained MS mrs.
position, where he still remains. Gen. Taylor
has used all diligence 10 strengthen bis position
by throwing up breastworks, BY inirenehmenls'
Notifications, &c andthe Mexican General, Am
pudia, has been equally industrious in terrifying,
the town. defensively keeping his soldiers employ
ed night and day.
"Gen. Tayor's heavy ordnance Of eighteen
Founders are said 10 be situated within point
blank shot Of Gen. Ampudia's house in The u, md
die OF The city, al distance of 300 yards. THUS
the Two armies have been situated for upwards
oflwo weeks up TO our present dates, neither hav-
ing committed any positive act OF hostility upon
the N her"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-12
POETRY.
THAT OLD SONG

BY W. II c. uosMEK.
Sing on love that oden 2y
Though lnournful are The noles and wild,
II drives the haunting fisnd away
IL thrilled me when child;
Long buried gold the past reveals;
Charmed BY the magic of that strain,
My weary hear, refreshment feels,
And am young again.
Sing on the land OF shadows now,
Hath raised is curtain dark and dim,
Back comes my sire with furrowed brow,
That smile belongs TO him.
Each old familiar word involves
The phantoms of the pictured past,
And sishinx through ancestral oaks,
hear the midnight blast.
Sing on for borne on music's tide,
Idly soul floats back 10 other days;
From dust rise up The true and Tried
To greet my yearning gaze.
And she, meek violet lha' grew
In rosy boyhocd's Eden lost
Springs I'D as ii her eye Of blue,
Had never known the frost.
Sing on siag on RANGED hear,
While bloom once more eailh's perlshd flowers,
And mother warbled in mine ear,
Ina; song in other hours;
And when the sad refrain is breathed,
Her gentle spirit hovers nigh
Fond arm. are round the wanderer wreathd,
Kind voices may reply
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-12
DEATHS.

Died, at The residence OF her father, u ..
ingham county, on Monday, the 9Th ultino r..
clSiA, daughter OF Anderson D. and Jane
Abraham 10 The 9Th year OF her age. !.
Death Is always melancholy visi'e'--l-
emnently SO when the subject is premature +.
of in the Spring time OF life, ard au.!cs' <.
happiness and the hopes peculiar 10 The SEA
Of youth. Such is The case presented % ~ =,
death oil this highly interesting little sfL rs
amiability, the sweetness OF her temper aug :
superior intelligence, far beyond her age, no..
her al once present comfort and sac7s1 ~
to her parents. She is gone! Bu. i, shoua :.
consolation TO reflect, that the virtues 1hica :
deared her TO her friends, made her the a!is : !.
ject for better and endless life. She mas ~ =,
world unpolluled by It's corruplions-a sifs.
10 The troubles and inhmites OF ase-ahd "''
in the enviable repose Of innocence ana put"''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-12

Since the publication Of our short article re'a-
live 10 the wheat crop, We hear OF more com
plants 0, the destruction caused By the fly. One
gentleman informed US Yesterday, that his crop,
which was very promising, has been almost en-
ireiy destroyed by the ravages of this insect; and
these complaints, we are sorry TO hear, are not
confined 10 this section alone. The Charotes-
willie Jeffe rsonlan says, that the crops in Alpc-
marie hare suffered seriously. ltisnot altogether
the early whea, that is injured though it has
suffered more than lie late wheat, which the re-
cen, dry weather has damaged considerably. We
hone ,ha, the fine rains We had on yesterday
will serve 10 allay, in measure, the apprehen.
sions OF the farmers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-12
FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1916.


The Senate was not in session 10 day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MIR. Tibtalts OF KY, by unanimous consent,
reported bill for The benefit Of the blind, appro
priating 1000 acres OF lard, 10 be sold under the
direction OF the Secretary of the Treasury, and
The proceeds employed in the purchase CT books
for the various Institutions.
Mr.. Tibbalts asked for the immediate conside.
ration OF The bill.
Mr. Hunter Of Va. inquired il bill appro-
priating land did not require a reference TO the
Committee OF The Whole7
The Speaker decided tina, il did.
Motions were severally made to refer 10 the
Committee OF Public Lands and to the Commit
tee OF The Whole.
a motion was then made 10 lay The bill upon
the table, on which The yeas and nays were order
ed.
The House refused 10 lay upon the table, ayes
49, noes go.
The question then required upon referring The
bill to the Committee ofthe Whole. The motion
prevailed-ayes 1903 nces54.
MIR. K. NJ. t. Hunter moved to suspend the
rules, and 60 into Committee Of the Whole, and
take up the special order.
The motion prevailed, land the House resolved
itself int COMMITTEES Of the Whole, Mr.. Doug
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MARRIAGES..

Married, ON Thursday, the 7h in,ian:, b +
Rev. Geo. Woodbridge, Dr. JonN G. SSzrJN
Powhalan county, 10 Miss MARIANNE O., 1d0-,
Ter OF B. l.. Meade, ESQ.,, OF this city.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNIT
i STATES for the Eastern District Of virsla
Jaquelin P. Taylor and others. ,,,y
We. In bahhsP''
Beverly sydnor, ,o,if.i
The creditors OF the said Beverly Sydnor ave ~ =
that the sum Of $5,05l 6s 10 drposiied 10 bah.' All
to dIstribuion among them; and the Cvu', -. ptr
asked 10 make an order for rs distribution sseiL
nrm. RlCHhn III, SytBs
Com. and Assignee Of said Beverly
April +-s1
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CAPITAL PUNISHMENT bill has
been introduced into the New York Assembly by
MIR. Titus, making provision 10 submit the ques-
ton Of abolishing capital punishment, 10 the d.
rect vo,ss Of the people.
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EDMUND J. GOODE,
Attorney at Law.

WILL attend strictly to all bnsine. enifu,seHS ~,
w In the coAnries Of Appomattox, Camp0s'i'
Istte and Prince Edward ,f,aa,.
Address, Glover Hill, Apponaso1 county, 'i'''''
Anrt lf-S&
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WAR OF THE FACTIoNs.-The cou-
rier and Enquirer and Express continue their bitter
war on the Tribune and Albany Evening Jour
nal Indeed, the conflict has now reached
poin, from which may be dated an entire revolu-
lion ofthe whig party in this section OF the State
fNsv York Herald.
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The Wheeling Argus, speaking OF the result
of the recent elections in this State, concludes
with the following judicious remarks:
"While on this subject, our friends in Western
Virginia must allow us 10 say word on Con-
venons.
Look al the result in Whctsel and Tyler Ma
rion, Monononsalia, Harrison, &c. &c, coun-
lies in which the majority for the Democracy
cannot be dispuled--look al The result, by no.
going into conventions and abiding BY their de-
cision. See your counties represented By Wings,
while you have majority in each county, ana
hundreds TO spare in some OF them. II Is burn
ing shame. What gfa:hcalon is il 10 know
ycur party a;nst be defeated by your acls2 iet
you would prefer that 10 seeing the choice ci
convention elected-one Of your own par!y-one
who will 90, on all party questions, just as you
would wish.
Wake up, friends, Shake off your prejudiceS,
be more prudent hereafter, go into convention, II
there are more candidates than one, choose the
most available man, and then stiekt 10 him, laying
aside personal feelings in the matter. Success
must and ,cM crown your efforts"
The Washington Union states that Professor
Page, an examiner in the Patent Office, and an
ardent cultivator Of science, has made The inter-
es,ing discovery tina, The atmosphere is conduct
or Of galvanic electricity. TIE FAC, was verified
by an experiment upon magnificent scale, hav-
ing t,rcn,y thousand square eet OF copper for one
Of his surfaces. This enormous conductor is the
roofing of the Patent Office, and the positive or
zine plate is only two square feet. The zinc plate
was covered with water and insulated from the
earth; and the two, thus arranged, afford strong
indications of current BY the savanoscope.
The Blockade Of he RIO Grande.-We learn
cd las, evening, (says The n. Q. Picayuns Of The
Is. inst tha, formal protests had been made be-
fore the British Consul by the English houses
which had shipped cargoes on board the schoo-
ners,Equity and Floridian, for Ma,amoras, which
were turned back by the U. S. brig Lawrence,
of The mouth OF the Rio Grande.
MINISTER TO PRUSSIA.-The Common
Council Of New York has rendered the hospta-
lies Of the city 10 Major Donaldson, who, with
his family, will embark on the 10th for Europe,
to enter upon his new duties as Minister TO Prus-
sia.
PENNSYLVANIA DEBT.-A revenue bill
was passed by the last Legislature of Pennsylva-
MIA. The Harrisburg Intelligencer says of ii:
cit is generally thought that The bill will prove
wholly inadequate ,oihe purpose tor which il was
designed, and the Government will be unable TO
continue the payment Of the interest on the State
debt
The Pennsylvania Reporter, the organ OF The
administration, saws. "In our apprehension, the
present act will prove entirely deficient, and, in
all probability, the credi, of The State viii again
be dishonored."
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VIRGINIA BANKS

GENERAL. STATE OF the BANK OF v,Ro,x,.
Branches, CD the LIST OF April, 1886 CON-, :, =.
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VIasISiA-Erede,ttk rn,n'y, set:
This day Henry NJ. Brent, Cashier o. III B.as
of the VALLEY in VIRGINIA, personally sffeafe.
before the subscriber Justice o. the Peace - a.
iOrihe county aforesaid, and made oath Ma z
foregoing exhibits a true statc OF the SAID Eat
on the Isl day ot April, lSiG, 10 the ties, d ~
knowledge and belief.
Given under M hand This 29ih day oi Arr
1876. J. p. RlEil.
We have examined the above statement 81
find il correct. T. 4 TlDBALL, Pes
JACOB BAKER,
LLOYD LOGAN,
JOHN N. BELL,
WM. MILLER,
Direct0:s.