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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-06

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT ruIes held in the
l Clerks Office Of Essex Comfy Courl, on Monday,
the lst day uf December, le45:
Austin Brockenbroueh. Executor of Benjamin Blake,
deceased, the said Austin Brockentrough and Frances
his wife, Plaintiffs:
against
Benjamin Blake and John Richards, administrators
de- honis non Of William Blake, deceased. Benjamin
Blake, John Richards and Frances his wife, Thomas
Bake, William u. Brooke, Thomas VI. Brooke, Hitsrd
Cauthorn aud Emily his wife, Alfred Powell and LIcy
r. his wife, Lewis Eilet Brooke, Peter Brooke, Corle-
lins IJabney Brooke, The three last named infants under
the age of twrnty-one years, Leonard Brstow, Nathan
lei Moihershrad and Cstharine his wife, Conway X.
Nutt and Adeline his wife, Henry 5. Dawson and Eliza
beth Dawson. an infant daughter of Callarine Dawson,
who was Catharine Blake. and others, Defendants:
This day came the plaintiffs. by Counsel, and filed
their bill; and nj. The defendants above named, except
Benjamin Blake and John Richards and Frances his
wife, not having entered their appearance; ana II ap-
pearing by satisfactory evidence, that all Of tn said de-
PENDANTS, with the exception aforesaid, are not inhabl-
lants Of this State, on The motion Of the plaintiffs, il Is
Ordered, That the SAID absent defendants do appear al
the rules nj The Clerks Office nfslid county, on the first
Monday in February next, and answer the plaintiffs
bill; and That a copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
In some newspaper published IN The city of Richmond
for two months successfully, and that another copy be
posted at the front door OF the Court. house OF this coun-
". A ~Copy-Tfsre,
her 5-rwom JAMES ROY NIrOE. Gil.
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BULBS ~SarsapariIIa,

All. OTHER PREPARATIONS OF sARsAPARILLA
nHIS preparation possesses all the active pro-
perties OF the Root in a highly concentrated
state. II has many advantages over the ordina-
nv preparations, and the proprietor desires only
10 have attention directed 10 il, confident that lis
virtues need only 10 be known 10 be appreciated,
and that il will be found TO be more efficient, taan
ann other preparation of SarsapariAa IN use.
For sale BY Inc general agents tor Richmono,
Feb ) GAYNOR & WOOD.
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REMOVAL.
TINE Office Of the Richmond Fire Association
j has been removed to The front basement
room Of The new building, corner OF Main and
9th Streets, where applications for Insurance,
and all other business connected with the Asso-
cialion, will be promptly attended 10. Entrance
front door, on Main Street.
JAMES BOSHER, President.
JOHN H. BOSHER, Secretary.
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D

THE blood contains the elements of The whole ami
L nal structure-fesh and fibre, glands, muscles,
tendoHs, The nails, the hair, and even tho tones them
selves, are oil sustained by the blood. Well, then, may
IL be called the stream Of life. In proportion 10 the pu-
rity of fluid will be tha! Of The substances into which il
is continually changing. Corrupt blood, instead of pro-
ducin; healthy flesh, Is likely enough 10 develope sores
aud ulcers. When thee appear, whether In the sprci-
fc form Of Scrofula, Abscess, &c, or OF the ordinary
types, there is no detergent, ]! il believed. that will so
rapidly neutralize the virus In the blood from which
they spring, as Sands Sarsspaiilla.
For further particulars, and conclusive evidence OF
It's superior value aud efficacy, sec pamphlets, which
may be obtained of agents gratis.
Ir Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, and for
expectation, by A. h. SANDS * CO., Druggists and
Chemists, Granite Buildings, No. ~ Broadway, corner
OF Chambers street, New York. Sold also, by DUVhL
& PURCELL, Agents, Main street. Richmond, Va.
Pricf-Sl per bottle, or fix bottles Tor SIS. Feb. }
p~RANDRETH's PMLs.-Acrimcnious humor Is the
~ cause and only Cause 9f all PAIN and distress In the
body. Pain is the waning given bv the nerves, that
there are acrimonious humuIs in The body. No man
ever had Tn affection of The Lungs, but 1t arose tron
acrimonious humors having settled there. No man ever
had pain in the head, or All affection of The heart, but u
was produced by the presence upon those paris Of acri-
monluus humors. So with Rlleumatlsn,-ii Is the scri-
moniOns humOrs which have settled upon the membrane
of the muscles. So with Dysentery-the acrimonious
humors have settled upon The mucus mcnlbrlns of the
bowels, agra yated IN most cases by the retention of
hard focal matter in those important organs. There
never was a pain or distress In any part of The body
tunless il was produced by nh %accidentl that was not oc-
casiOned by The presence of aciid hnmors. IL IL these
humors which have to be expelled, and by so doing, the
pain or distress Is snre 10 he removed. To do this with
certainty, the BraDdrell Pills mast he used They are as
innocent ms bread, yet all powerful rs the remover of The
cause of sicSness-may be taken al any time of day or
night, without alteration IN diet, or fear of cold.
Or. Brandreih's principal office, 2il broadway, New
YoIk-o,her Offices In New York.
NJ. BaAscH, wholesale aud retail agent, No. |, East
Main Street, Richmond. corner opposite the Old Mar
ket. where country agents and planters can be supplied
with The genuine. C.! New YORK prices. Feb. 4
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BALTIMORE MARKET. Feb.

FLoUR-The market for Howard Street Flour
is inactive. There are buyers at 81 IS, but deal
ers ask $4 SIT. Receipt price 81 62t. City
Mills SIS.
GRAIN-The small lots of Wheat coming 10
BY wagons sell al l00c. for the best reds. Corn is
in limited demand. We quote white at about 81
a So cents, and yellow at 60 a &c. We quote
Oats al 36a 39c.
PRovlsloNs-There is very little doing in Ba-
con. We continue 10 quote Baltimore cured
Shoulders al 6 a CT c.; Sides at att, and Hams
8 sac. No. l Lard in kegs is held at u and in
bbls. al IT.
WnIsxEY-There is a moderately brisk de-
mand for bids. al 24c. and bbls. at 25c.-sales.
ldMeTiCln.
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RIVER LAND FOR SALE.

THE undersigned wishes 10 sell his Estate on James
River, In the county of Fiuvanna, sixty-four miles
above Richmond The Tract contains five hundred aud
five acres, of which one hundred and five acres are river
bottom, OF the very best qrality-Gf the high land, one
hundred acres have been cleared, II large portion with
In a few yeats past, all %: which l. IN good condition,
annually improving under the operation Of clover and
plaster, and lying un the North side Of the river, pre-
SCENTS a fine exposure, which experience proves To be
important 10 the wheat crop. Much OF the remaining
portion of the Tract is very fine tobacco land, and fur
nishes an abundant supply of plant land. The improve
ments are substantial ard comfortable, consisting Of a
Dwelling House. Barn, Thrashina Machine, good Ne
gro Cabins, aud Tobacco Houses, sufficient Tor the
curing of thirty thousand pounds. The line Of the
canal passes al The base Of the hills, and leaves the
bottom land In an unbroken body. The Estate l. wei!
supplied with springs Of fne water, is healthy, and, on
the whole, unites as many advantages for comfort and
porft rs any other Of the same size OIL the river. The
land will he shown 10 any person wishing 10 view It hy
the subscriber, living Immediately on the opposite side
of the river. The terms will be liberal, and If the puI-
chaser should desire II. I credit OF i've years viii be al.
lowed by securing the purchase money, and paying the
interest thereon annually.
Jan. l3-cw6w WILLIAM WOODSON.
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Auction SALES.
by Thomas M. TaAiaferrO.


WU OIRLS.
will sell, THIS MORNING, al 10 o'clock.
IN my Othce on Franklin street, two Girls, ID
and IL years old.
THOS. II. TALIAFERRO,
Feb. I Auctioneer.
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EOR SAME lot All lanl In the nnper nart of Rich

TOR SALE, a lot Of land In the upper part of Rich
L mond. nOw occupied by Joseph Mayo, Eco, aud ~
ing between ID and f. streets. containing nearly one
acre, belonging TO The heirs Of The late Captain Samuel
TmviI. ahd winch was conveyed 10 hin by John G. and
Robert Gamble, trustees, by deed nf The 18th day Of Au-
gust, 1913, and recorded In Ilrnrico County Clerks OF
flee. This valuable lo, offers an inviting spot 10 any
person wishing TO make an investment. and Ia now for
sale. Apply 10 RIO. II. ARMTSTEAD
Jan. 9-iwsW of WILLIAMSBURG.
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CITATIONS OFFICE, No. 8, South IA
Street

GTRATTON'S OFFICE, No. s, South l4th
~ Street.
Let all 1.-The world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRArToN's the man.
GREAT LUCK!
Fifty-one Capitals [three-number prizesl sold
and paid by STRATTON since the 26lh De-
cember TO The 3lst January.
Drawn Nos. in Alexandria, Extra, 26, Jan. Both
sc Ga 30 SO 10 SO 4l AZ IS "a
Whole Tickets Nos. 80 SO &c, 500 dollars;
STRATTON.
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, Extra, No. 80,
Feb. 4:
IS SO 81 80 AZ 6 "a SO 70 40 Al %
Feb, 6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-06

&C decided and prompt is the ae!ion Of Inc
- Tooihache Specific, That no sooner Goes Il
come in contact with The nerve, inan AL pam IN
stantly ceases, and The Individual VINO, ont NO
minutes before. was suffering the agonies 0. tooth
ache ENJOYS an immediate ira nsiiion 70 ease ard
comfort. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail,
nv GAYNOR & WOOD,
Feb Chemists and Druggists.
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RECOR
RICHMOND MARKETS, Feb. 6.

TOBACCO-Receipls increasing, but there j.
little or no change in prices. We quote Tugs at
81 60 a 3 IS, common leaf 3 a 4 so and s, good
and fine 5 so a 7 so.
F~LOUR-yery little doing; held at IS
%.
WHEAT-l0O a los cents for red, and lO5 a
ITO for white.
CORN-in demand. Sales at 65 a 70 cents
per bushel.
OATs--From wagons and railroad 40 a AZ
cents per bushel, and from vessels IS a sc els.
PROVlSIONS.-BAcoN: City Cured and
Smilhfeld, I. a s cts F; Mountain, new, 7 a III;
Baltimore and Western Sides, new, 7 a II; Bal
timore and Western Shoulders 81 a 7; Hams,
new, 8 acc; Western sides, old, 7 II shout
ders 81 a 6. LARD: New, 7iasc.
WHISKEY-Barrels 81, hhds. 26 cts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-06
COUGHS AND CONSUMPTION.
IHOMPSONS COMPOUND SYRUP or
TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA

TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA!
TIME unbounded popularity acquired By this va
i luable medicine, and the thousands who have
recovered health by lis use, are proof olits excel
lence in all pulmonary complaints. We there
fore caution our readers TO avoid every species of
imitation, as various articles are sought 10 be
foisted on the community, by approprialing part
of The name and palming them of on The repula-
tion ofthis medicine. lfyou are wise, touch none
cflhem, but procure the genuine article.
Price, so cents per bottle-six bottles for So so.
For sale in Richmond by DUVAL. & PURCELL
General Agents In Petersburg by Charles Cor
ling; in Norfolk by VI. A. Santos; in Lynchburg by John
II. Seay; in Frederickshure by Dr.. James Cooke, and C.
u. Hunt aud In Farmville by Or. VIM. IL. Chapprl.
Dec. &
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-06

NEW YORK MARKETS., Tuesday, P. M.
CorroN-The market is quiet, without any ma
,erial alteration in prices. Sales amount 10 about
500 bales a day.
F~LoUR-Sales continue TO be made for export
at 5,56{, including Genesee and Michisani there
are, however, but few purchasers atthat. Sales OF
N. Orleans at 5,37i; Southern, $50 a 5,75.
and there is none but Southern and Jersey in mar
ket. Sales Of Oats at48 a so els. for Northern
Rye, so cts.
WHlskEY-Continues very dull. Drudge %
Cts, and bbls. d cts.
Hay is selling al IS a IS cts.-[Erprew.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN!
This Is TO certify that | have had one of e. !. VIII
Hams & Co.'S Rotary Pumps in my ue for nearly a year,
during which tine IL has thrown water TO my ENTIRE
and that, too, without costing ins a cent
for renairs. Could | not obtain another OF the same
kind, il could not be purchased Of me for three times lis
cost. ). n DEL CaMfO.
Richmond. Nov. 9Th. ,af5. Dec. 17-c3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-06

COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, BRoNCli1Is.
Liver Complaint, Splitting Blood, Difficulty
OF Breathing, Pain in the Side and
Breast, Palpitation Of the Heart, In
nuenza, Group, Broken Constitu-
ton. soie Throat, Nervous De-
bility, and all Diseases OF
the Throat, Breast and
Lungs; the mOstef-
frciual & spec
dy cure ever
known for
any of
the above diseases, liz
DIR. sWAYNE's COMPOUND
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EXTRA FINE REGAL1A CIGARS,

EXTRA FINE REGALIA CIGARS,
TN addition to the large stock of Cigars "a
i had on hand, we baye received BY the Mari
eta Burr an invoice of Heman Coriez and
Washington La Norma Regalia, which are of
the finest quality. We have now on hand The
largest stock and ,he greatest variety Of fine CT
gais we have ever offered-among them, some
Of the "Color Petucas," and "Dos Famas" Per-
muda, which are the most fashionable and desi-
rable Cigars in the market
We offer them al low prices at wholesale or
retail. DUVAL g. PURCELL,
Feb. 6 l47, Main ST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-06

TTAIR BRUSHES, &c.-A large assortment
II OF Hair Brushes OF various patterns, Eng
lish, French and American manufacture. Also,
Nail, Hat and Cloth Brushes, Tor sale al whole
sale or retail BY DUVAL & PURCELL,
Feb s l47 Main Street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-06

n BURRUSS'S OFFICE, No. 6, South
~. 18th Street.
For This Morning.-Capital sl2, 900. is drawn Nos.
Gu, OF 70. Whole Tickets 81.
Also, Delaware Lottery.-Capital $4,000. "A drawn
Nos. out of -. Whole TicketsSl.
$1,000 for This Evening. p drawn Nos' out oil H.
Tickets 81.
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V s.

DUVAL s. PURCELL,
(Lae ALEXANDER DUAL e. co.,
nEALERS in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
~ While Lead, Painters Colors, Oils, Indigo,
Nader and other Dyes, Brushes, Window Glass,
&c, l47 Main Street, Richmond, Virginia.
Feb. 5
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore American.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 3, 1916.
No Change in Cotton worthy of notice. | hear
a rumor Of sales Of 1000 bbls. mixed brands Flour
a,4,67s; | kmo1 of small sales being made at that
have been made to-day al that rate. 1000 bushels
Wheat for shipment al l ,05 cts, prime Pennsylva-
MIA; Southern yellow Corn is worth GO cts; Hides,
5000 dry Laguyra sold for export; prices not
made public. Nothing doing in Cloverseed.-
Provisions dull. New Lard sold at ST cts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-06

GROUND PLASTER.
RICHMOND Ground Plaster in barrels
N Lubec Ground Plaster in lierces
Also, Lump Plaster
For sale by
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IIoYT's RIZ oFFICE.-Drawing of Leesburg
IL Lottery. Glass No. S:
81 81 50 IS 50 3 "a 10 "A IL g. 80 Z.
Drawing Of Alexandra Lottery. Extra, Glass No. %:
Is IL l3 8 81 26 Gl 2 25 AZ IS 81 IS IS.
Drawing of Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Glass No. 90:
81 % 40 40 II So SO IL 50 SO 80 81 l9.
Alexandria, Extra, Glass No. 80:
IS SO 81 80 A 6 81 SO - 40 AZ 90.
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MONEY-SAvING INSTITUTION.
KEEN s. CO.,

lO2 MAIN STREET.
EACTS are stubborn things, and every day
i sends somebody out into the country with a
Coat bought Al such prices as hardly TO be be.
lieved; but the fact can be established by a call
on KEEN g. CO., where every advantage is CIV
en- The purchaser, BY a large stock TO select from,
and polite and obliging attendants 10 show such
as do not want to purchase at once; and in all
cases where goods purchased do not give salts
faction, on "home' examination, they can be re.
turned, and the money refunded, if The goods
have mol been worn. Every description Of win
Ter goods selling nuw at less than cost.
Jan. 6 KEEN & CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-06

V%7lSTAR'S BALsAM WILD CHERRY
w Swayne's Syrup do do
For sale by DUVAL & PURCELL,
Jan. % LAT, Main 81
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nR. HUssoN's ODONTALGRIN, a spe.
IL cifc remedy for The toothache.
For sale by E. J. PICOT,
Feb. 5 Below the Old Market
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-06

NORFOLK, Jan. ARRIVED, schr. Lowell
Baker, from Boston; also. schr. James Hender-
son, Epps; and schr. Robert Henry, Davis, from
Richmond.
AtRio Janeiro 9Th ult, brig Eolus, Lewis, from
New York, via Hampton Roads.
:ABALTIMORE, Feb'y a. Arrived, schr. Eliza
Ann, Tyler, from Richmond.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 29.-Cteared, brig,
J: A. Lancaster, Loveland, for Richmond and
Norfolk.
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PANTS OILS BRUSHES. Sc.

PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES, sc.
T EWIS'S WHITE LEAD, Spirits Turpen-
IL tine Prussian Blue; Eabarge; Red Lead;
Boiled Linseed Oil; Chronfe.''G Green; Chrome
Yellow Venetian Red Spanish Brown, &C.,
with an assortment Of Paint Brushes, Sash
Tools, Putty, &c.
For sale by F. ]. PICOT,
Feb. > Below The Market.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-06

Drawn Nos. OF Pokomoko Lottery, Class "a:
Feb C. BURRUSS.
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NTISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILL CHER
wv RY, SANDS'S SARSAPARILLA,
and BULLS SARSAPARILLA.
For sale by E. J. PICOT,
Feb. 5 Below the Old Market.
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from the lower level Of The Canal
BY order OF the Board,
w. B. CHITTENDEN,
Feb. 6-3t Secretary.
NOR HIRE-Two female house servants, one
i cook, and two good drivers. Apply 10
Feb. s RICHARD HILL, JR.
COPYING lNK.-Wri;inge executed with this
~ Ink can be copied by The press, and as dis.
tinct and perfect impressions obtained as The orr
ginal. Also, a large lot Of superior Ink Powder.
For sale BY A. G. PENDLETON,
Feb & No. l6. Main 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-06

uOYT'S OFFICE.-Drawing of a small Lottery
III comes 10 hand by half past u O'Clock. Sa'o1o "a
pial Tickets Si-halves and quarters III propor'loh.-
Packages for sale cheap until half past III O'Clock; al
Feb UOYT,S OFFICE, No. 3, Exchange.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-06

MI ANAGER'S OBJECT. RUSSELL BIGGER &
w Co.-Two Lotteries.-si2,0 900, 5000, 1880, &c
70 Nos, Is drawn. Tickets 81; halves 2; quarters l.
Also. $4,000, 600. &c.-7s Nos, ID drawn. Tickets
81. Drawing received this day.
For This Afternoon. 900, 1850, &c. 70 Nos, IL
drawn. Whole Tickets 81.
Drawn Nos. Of PoSomoke Lottery, Class "a:
~ % y % % . 70 81 II is S Sc.
Nos. IL - So, sold and paid by BIGGER & co.
See Grand Schemes advertised by BIGGER & co. In
another column. Feb. 6
CADDls B. LUCK'S OFFICE, 18th s~trcet-Drawn
: numbers OF Pokomoke Lottery. Class 81:
u 30 ~ % % 9 - 81 IL Is 5 50.
Tor To-day. a Capital Of Ella. numbers, IS
a'awn. Also a small Scheme Of 81 coo, l,0O0-7a num-
os', n drawn. Tickets 81, halves SO cents. quarters
GEMS. Fab. 6
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~ P. TURPIN's OFFICE For Thi. Morning
IS Nos, 10 drawn. Risk on a package of Wholes only
sl2-halves and quarters in proportion.
For This Evening Capitals: 10 prizes Of $l,ooo,
&c. 70 Nos, "A drawn. Tickets So so-shares IN
proportion.
Feb f w. p. TCRPlN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-06

On The WEDNESDAY following he sale of
The land as above advertised, lo wit. on the 18Th
February, | will expose TO public sale, he Corn,
Oals, shucks, Fodder, Straw, work Horses, Oxen,
Mules. Cows. Sheep. Hogs, and plantation imPlsS,
ments ofeyery description on The farm. TERMS
made known on day u sale.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-06
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICH
High Water this day. AT % o'clock NJ

SAILED,
Steamer Pocahonlas, Hollingshead, Baltimore.
Schr. Spy, Trefethern, Norfolk.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1846-12-23

6r. Daots entse9nets. baB Der prdEoent
8enalt uiurpirt babe. @r 9e;febe ~, eaB
man militdriide 9ie9ulationen einfibren
ftnne, aber Der pr6Gbent babe fein 0ledt,
@iostrc9ieruneen s,t errid,ten, uno or min.
fcte aus benz T6lferred,te roer aus Der @cn,
itituticn 0fehtferti9ung oafiir Su b6ren.
6r. Scaralion folete NIT einer Gertbei-
biaun9 ces prdGcenten uno bielt oiefe Dis
fulton fir un,eitig. Nfan m6ee lieber er(f
trfahren, tp1s Der prditoent oetbau babe.
Sor. Gbett bebauptete, paB oas ercterte
9ettet fem Sbell Der Ser. ct. fei; tpdrc es
Elm 2heil. 70 habe Der prd1cent fein 3ed,t,
elne HeGieruna At erridlteu aber bic SC.
eupaticn bon @alifcrnien uno 9tenmerifc fej
bios etne milttdrlid,e. uuo in bicicm Sinne
betrddtet mare has 8erfahrcn Der Militdr.
befeblshaber UoIfcnmcn oerehtfertiat.
Die Derrn St,enf uuo Wiutbrcp inter.
tfhbten oen,Befhlus. Qcsterer pcroammts
eintae Theile Der 8otfdaft unb itellse Die
@ered,ti9feit oes Grieges, welhe Die BOT
fd,aft pcrtbeiciee, in 8raee.
Die Debate tpar bei Der gertdaung nod
n'ht aeidlcnsn. g. . Ct. 3eit
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1846-12-23
ltarU:

s!m l2. 5. M., in GooerfD gctputhip.
Sdmnit Co. cr. Nram Warner, etemoii-
aerginmrhner rrn Starf &C.. in, elier rrn
81 Sahren IL Menate nnn Eager. @s
mar aetoten III Uorf Gr.l pd., uhb frdft
eet Ger usberSabe pen GolawalJs.-0rleee
felner afde.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1846-12-23

Sn pbilabeIpbta. lat man eifter
Ncne bon eco, 900 gum geifen Der suridSe-
bltebenenTamilien Der mad, bem &riessffou.
plase seScgenen Dreinillisen sefammelt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1846-12-23

Sn Tranfreib beifebt eiu@e1es, nddifeem
jeoer Der nit benz Gubrwefen-melher Sat.
tun9 es ieiu muB-beihdftiet lit, su felt ur.
beoin9tem nno fd,fperem Shaoenerlab an.
gehalten tpirb; falls er cerllrbeber Ieineslln.
olads 1T. .Bet bem eeihtfInn, Der bier al
eanoe Observation-Disclosures, Dampfbootcap.
itataen nno Tubrleuten ei9en 1T, mobte ein
folhes @eleb um 70 mebr audi bier a,i Qanoe
am plabe fein als um Elm WenI1enleben
nidt Diel 9e8eben tpirb.
Ghtfbru h.-Die Ser. ct. Rrieas.
fdhaluppe 8oiton ieselte. am 8. 0lopbr. bon
Hen Worf. I'm in ben merifaniIhen Golf ,u
geben. Bis gum Is. bate lie angcnebmes
Wetter; aber bann erbob fld Elm beftiaer
Srfan nit ifarfen Nesensiifen Der bas
Shif auf Elm 9iiff an Der nSrblihen Spise
Der Snlet gleuthera (eine Der yabamas)
trieb. Bis auf SO Uaros laa es qner Der
&lilte aegeui,ber. Die Maifen murben rpea-
oehaueu uno Ruaeln itber Ssro aepcrfen.
Wit 2ascsanbrud, gelane es cen SfF,ieren
uno Der aansen Mannlhaft, bic Rii1e III
erreiheu, 100 lie 3elte aufihIuqeu.- las
Sahrseua 1T 9dn,lih Yerlcren. oct Der oroB-
te Iheil ieiner ausri1Ituns Seldert, mitsias.
natne Der RaHcnen.