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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-10-16

MARRIED, On Thurstay the s;h Inst, by Hichssl
Abfshlna, Esq hr JoHN BISooEt snd Ma Bans
pA hfptR, al Of Lee township, Carroll eoshty.
On he same day, BY J. D. Psiton. Esa, Mr.. JoHS
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MARYLAND ELECTION.

The tidinEs Of Whig victOy. OF at the worst
drawn battle, in the city Of Baltimore, nearly
always strongly Locofoco, surprises Us. prepared
az we were for succession Of popular verdicts
against the Executive measures Of tbs last Con-
gress. Baltimore never gaye-a Wing majority in
a Presidential election, Vsn Buren, beating Harri
son by 80 votes (7,326Io I, ,296.) Ii has almost
always been represented by LOcofocos. In 1874
It gave a Polk majority Of ,s2s atlhe desperate
ly contested Governors election, though al least
half this majority was grossly fraudulent.
At IhePresidenIial election following, the spu.
rious votes were kept down; .PoE actually fell of
3O4 from Cafroll's vote for G6Vsfnor, and obtain.
ed but473 majority; the poll Standing Clay 8,4I3to
Poke 1886. Eastyear, the soye Of Baltimore Stood
Wing, 1916. - 1ocofoco, 1855
Naive, S,246 : All Others, 1929
Temperance, l61--7,e2o - -
Locploco over all Ghers, 436
Now the Wing Senator has 2 over the Loco,
and we have carried e of the 8 Assembly man.
Natlvism has evaPorated, and the Wings 9rsNni.
ted and triumphant. :-s
Below is the vote for Senator and members of
the Legislature:
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Estate of John AlIer.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned have
been appointed md qualified administrators on the
estate of John Aller, late of Carroll county, Ohio,
deceased All Persons indebted to said estate are re-
quired to make Immediate payment, and those haVip
CLANS to present them, legally proven, for settle
mcnt, within one year from this date.
ABSALOM AILER,l AdnA.
GEORGE ALLER, n1iH %
October 9, le46-5i-3t
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IB1e.
lGlG
PENNER & BAILLAE,
wH0LEsALE BLALElsuy


Dy GesdJ, GTocerisT. W,nsI, LiglorJ, Pain.S,
Ciii, Dye Stufs, Staple Digs, CTScssry, G,ass.
rGrs, Sah Fish, Plaster, LINZ, &C., g., &c.
4 No. s, ErisstreeL Massinon. Ohio.
D.E fESNLA. TERSs CASH ~ sAaTTR. s. .. E'N:ILAs
We are tbs day (Sepismbsr 10, lg4sj f-e,igiag
and have on hand the 10. .owing 4ltlcivs, va.
500 Tags Rio Coffee,
IS packages Young Hyson ana Impsfisl Teas,
100 barrels New Orlssus Sugar,
100 barrels New Orleans Aoiassps
Is boKes white and brown Azgsa1 Sugar,
IS Jarrels Lump Sugar,
boxes W. 4 W. Sugar,
90 tags Pepper and Spice.
30 kegs pure Ginger,
so pounds No. ! Nu,msgs,
500 pounds Csssis,
800 pounds Cloves,
5000 p1uuds Ssisragus.
Is Uoxes Starch,
100 boxes Rasirs,
$40 pounds PFunes IN elass J,-s.
lis hoKes sweet Cavend.sh Tobacco, composed
o. ls, Ss s., I2-, aud 30 lump.
20 .oxrs Baltimore Plug Totscr0,
100 kegs Gedge & Bros. 8 TwisI Toha-co,
as toXes Rsppee and Isyaagg Snuff,
300 dozen Mrs. M''sr's cEswIl. Iosaceo,
4OO dozen Mrs. Miler's smoking T8tarco,
Is boxes Huii 4 sons S2=g,
OoXes Casille S07p,
10 loxes kosin SOap,
q LoX-s Cay PIPES,
Is boxes Stone Pines,
IS Jsrrr's assorted NUS,
90 bushels Pea Nuts,
100 boxes HeuIgg,
IS barrels aud half bavra Markase',
JO'Usr-!s and hall barrels Lak. F.4a,
1000 gallons Winter Syrym o..
40 barrels Tanners OIL,
10 barrels F.axseea Of,
IS Joxes Pepper Sauce,
100 5sgs Shot,
90O0 pounds Bar Lead,
10000 Segars, Of different cua.Nies,
40 toxes Chocolate,
IS boxes G.ouuI Mustard,
10 Loxes Ground Psrger,
10 boxes Ground SPICE,
S boEes Ground Cinnamon,
500 pounds Spanish Foa, Indigo,
25UJ pounds supegfHe Dutch M.4J-r,
40 barrels North Carolina Tar,
barrels SPIRITS Tuspen!'ae,
10 barrels kosin,
5 barrels white Chalk,
100 dozen JIack and blue Ink,
100 kegs Pittsburgh Waie Lad,
20 barrels sweey M4uga WIn~,
Is barrels common Por. Vine,
10 tarre!s pure PorI Wine,
25 barrels Brandy and Gn
10 barrels Red aud White Wines,
Is pipes pure Brandy, Pl. up expressly e.
Physicians and Dmggs.s,
500 pounds refined Canpaol
GLASSWARE OF every description,
700 barrels Salt,
100 barrels White Lime
so dozen Wooden Irka,s,
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4. LARGE APPLEs.--.Mr. James McCOurt, of Uni
on township, furnished US with two apples, the
joint weight of which was 2 pounds 10 ounces.
These exceed in weight any NcO apples we have
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A s.ESr 0F LETTERS

REMAINING in the Post Office at Carrollton on
the lst of October, 1885, and if not taken out be-
fore the lst of January will be sent to the General
Post Office, at Washington city, as dead letters
Arbuckle, G. Golfer, VIM. McGavran, w. B.
Ackey, Henry Clark, VIM. Myer, A.
Brewster, VIM. Davis, Edward H Mcfarland,
Brown, j. G. Davis, Mary Need, Daniel
Blackledge, Jas Dovare Jacob Pean, Pry
Breck, w. B. Eagy, John Repp, VIM.
Brewer, James Ewes, VIM. Rankin, Adam
Bowls, James Figley Jonas Smitt, John
Brooks, John Gilmore, R. H. Shoe, John
Cogsi Harry Gregg, John Smith, P. P.
Coop, Philip Hersy, John Snodgrass A.
Cameron, Thos. Haugh, Samuel Taylor, Rebecca
Cameron, John johnson, Jacob Tong, o. T.
Calwell, James Kintner, Louisa Wilson, Geo Esq
Chaplin, Henry Lewis, Samuel Watson, Benz.
Clark, Susan
Persons calling forany Of the above letters will
please say they are advertised,
- :. go H.A STtDGER, p "
Carrolltcr, October ., fsf6--52-4t
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The majority against the biennial sessions bill
in the city of Balumore is G83.-N Y. Tribune.
The National Intelligencer of the 10Th inst
gives the returns from the whole State, as follows,
The Senate of Maryland consists of twenty.one
members, twelve of whom % Wings and Lo.
coloco) hold over, and nine were chosen at the
election on Wednesday last. The result, as far
as ascertained, is shown in the annexed table:
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seen this season. II any other person have lar.
ger sPPles, we should like 10 see them.
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Dry Goods.

IL SlIldII NIdlr- CIOCh-IE, ali Common ware.
Dry Goods.
45 bales Brown SIeeung,
bales Brown Drus,
100 bales WlcknG,
10 tales Black Wedding,
lU7 bales BaIGng,
10000 pounds Pittsburgh Cotton Yarn,
1000 pieces Prints, latest styles,
500 pieces Bedched Shifting,
100 pieces Colored Cambtc,
Is pieces Ticking,
as pieces SatneIs, Tweeds, and Jeans,
80 pieces Broadcoh,
20 pieces plain and fancy CsssimeEs,
20 pieces dark Fcslngs,
SO pieces Alpaccas,
so pieces Ladies Dress Goods, la'est s:yes,
IS pieces Flannel, assorted coors,
us dozen Wool Comorers,
400 Plaid Shawls,
25 pieces Ginghams,
25 pieces Apron Check,
100 dozen Cotton, Six, and Ginghsm Hdks.
$50 dozen mems and Loys Caps,
90 pieces Canton Flarnes,
25 pieces Padding and Canvass,
$50 pounds Black Linen Thread,
25 pounds Sewing Six,
10 pounds Twist,
500 pounds Spool Thread,
500 gross Coat, Pant, and Vest Buttons,
100000 Percussion Caps.
Combs Of all kinds, &c, L.
Together with variety OF articles not mention
ed in this advertisement.
Owing to the great demand on Us for goods lht
present season, We have been induced 10 bring L
this market one OF the largest stocks OF Dry Good
and Groceries, ever brought 10 northern Ohio.
Our friends and customers are well aware tha
our stock oiGroceries in extent variety and cheap
ness, has never been surpassed by any house wes
OF New York city and in our purchases This ia.
we have not sighted that department Of our Irad,
in the. least, but have made great additions to 1t
But We would particularly invite all merchants It
an examination OF our stock oi Dry Goods, which
we have increased very much. The great deciln'
in American manufactured goods, enables us I
sell them al from Is TO Is per cent lower than the,
have been sold in this sectonof the country.
We will sell any thing in our line, either Of Dr.
Goodsor Groceries, as low can be purchased D
eastern jobbers, adding low rate OF freight.
Any st:icle that we sell that differs from sampl
or representation can be returned atour expense.
The highest market price will al all times be give
tor Flour, Butter, Tal'ow, Lard, Eggs, Clover, Tim
ohy, Flaxseed, Beeswax, Wool, While Beans, &c
Constant additions VIII be made TO our stock du
! ring the season OF navigation. -.
..-..'~.- FENNER & M'MILLAN.
October l6, 1846-i-4t
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Sundries,

Alum, Copperas, SlI,pava,
Io.ax, Powder, Su phar, Brng,ohe,
L'quorice Root, LIquorce Esj,
EPSON Salts, Gum CopaI, Lj.halage,
Lamp Black, Ivory Black,
British Lu-lre, Red Lead,
Venetian Red, Log Wood,
Cam. Wood, Nc Wood, &C., &c.
Ii sn,aM crataa E,nrI.orr vi. r...-----.- -,-.rn
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JOB WORK

yeatfc ezsruted Rt this oERoe.
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THE RESTAURAT.

October l6. 1846-l-4t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-27
CADDIS B. LUCK'S
New EINCkY Lottery Office

BASEMENT ROOMS under the Esg gle,
ID corner Of Main and 18Th Street.
The following are the Schemes for this week
For Tuesday Delaware Lottery, Glass %
60 Nos. / drawn. $4,000, = OF $500, &c
Tickets s. SO, halves %, quarters G2. els
For Wednesday Pokomoke River Lottery,
Glass Is. IS Nos, 10 drawn. A beautiful
scheme for to-day. So 500 % of 1000, 5000;
5000 SC. Tickets s. halves 4 quarteis2.
For Thursday Pokomo,e Lottery, Glass 10.
IS Nos, l3 drawn. 3 of $4,000 dollars, 5000,
5000, 1000, &c. Tickets 81 halves = so; quar-
lers | 25.
For Frday-P okomoke, Glass 20. &C Nos, IL
drawn. 10000 dollars, 1000, 2,4l5, 1850. &c.
Tickets 4-shares in proportion.
For Saurday-Pokomoke, Glass 81 rs Nos.
10 drawn. 5000 ESQ., 1900, 1900, &C.
Whole Tickets 2; halves !; quarters SO c.
Also, Pokomoke, Class 2a-7S Nos. 10 drawn.
$4,000, 5000, 3CCO, 1000, &C. Tickets !;
halves =; qrsI. Drawing received on Monday.
Also, for Monday, February "A splendid
Scheme Of the Grand Consolidated Lottery, No
S. IS Nos, IL drawn. $4,000 dollars, 10000
5000, 5000, 100 Of 900, &c. Tickets u dol
lars; halves 6; quaners3.
C. B. LUCK lakes pleasure in recommending
10 his friends and The public generally the above
Schemes For certificates OF packages or single
Tickets, address &. B. LUCK.
N. BAH prizes are in The hands OF LUCK.
Drawing of Pokomoke, Glass Is:
60 SO ca SO II 81 II 10 Is II IA 81 35.
JAN &c
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LOTTERIES.
SfEalfnan,x Office


MO. 5, SOUTH FOUR TIE ENTH
IN STREET.
Schemes for the Week.
Dra'riag reeeived every dap al O'Clock, p. M.
3of 10000 Dollars! 5000 Dollars
Tuesday, alexandria, D. Extra. Capitals:
5 OF 10000, 5000, 30 of 1000, &c. IS Nos,
IL drawn. Wholes IS; halves . so; quarters
25
5000 Dollars $500 Dollars!
Wednesday-Alexandria, %. Extra. Capt.
ials $4,000; 2 800, 800, Of 600, &c. IS Nos,
n drawn. Whoes 3d. halves 50; quarters
rs cts.
10000 Dollars! 10000 Dollars!
nrsday-AIcxandria "A, Extra. Capitals
$4,000, 10000, ~ Of 1000, 80 OF 1900, 50 Of
1000. - Nos, u drawn. Wholes $40; halves
5; quarters So
5000 Dollars! 1900 Dollars!
Friday Monongala, 5. Capitals $4,000,
!, 300, 1000, &c. Is Nos, - drawn. Wboles
81 25; halves GO cts; quarters 81 cts.
10000 Dollars. 5000 Dollars!
Salurday-Alexandria, 26, Extra Capitals:
/ 200, 5000, 20O0, l,2l 40 of 500 SC. CT
Nos, 10 drawn. Wholes "a; halves 2; quar-
lcrs /.
$4,000 Dollars 10000 Dollars!
Monday m,rning-Alexandria, 5. Capitals
So, eco, 10000, 5000, 5000, $500, 1000, 40 Of
1900, sc. IS Nos, - drawn. Whoes $40;
halves 3; qnarters2 so.
Orders tor Packages, Certificates of Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended TO, and drawings sent when re.
quesied. Please address orders 10
n. STRATTON,
Jan. &c Richmond. Va.
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Ventrilcqaisna and Magic,

THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, Jan. 9th,
ATTHE EXCHANGE CONCERTR ROOM
CIGNOR BLITZ has the honor TO announce
- 10 the ladies and gentleman OF Richmond and
its vicinity, that be will give an entertainment,
as above stated; and he trusts that, from The unan-
imous appreciation conferred on his perorman-
ces 10 tweniy-iour States of The Union, BY all
classes Of society, that he will merit conlinu-
ance Of that patronage which il has been his
pride 10 acknowledge, and his study 10 deserve.
Sisnor Bli,z can create more Laughter and
amusement during his performance, Than any
other Professor. He can produce, from large
quantity OF BIRD SEED, the choicest SUGAR
PLUMS and BON.BONS for The LADIES'
He can a. SO obtain om-NOTEllNG-an abun-
dance oil the choicest FRUITS, &c.
FOR HIS FAIR VISITERS.
8-F The receptions will defy the most pene-
lrating eye; the hand, in every instance, will
eludc the closest observer; and will afford
convincing proof the EnchanIers OF old exer-
cised powerful influence over the people by
The introduction oftheir marvellous experiments.
During the evening"
VENTRILOQ UISMi
Which will be most aushabe exhibition of
that most wonderful power. Conversation with
a great number Of imaginary persons-thec change
Of voice from odlo young, and the distinclness Of
lone is so perfect as 10 be hardly credited that the
human voice is capable Of such variety. Imita-
lions will be given Of children crying, old men
singing, Insects, Birds. &c.
To conclude with the celebrated
DANCE OF SIX PLATES ON A TABLE!
Accompanied BY Music.
EyAdmission so cents; ticket admitting
two ladies and a gentleman, ST.; children half
price.
Doors open al I, and TO conclude al past g..
Tickets may be obtained al the Exchange Ho-
tel, and at,he Saloon.
Private performances and lessons given, on
application to Signor B., from whom may be
purchased variety offamily amusements.
INSTRUCTIONS IN VENTRILOQUISM.
Ian 23-4t
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~. P. TurDin'sLottery ONjce

MO. I0t MAIN STREET, Richmond, Vir-
IN gina.
Correspondents and Others are requested 10 no
tice Inc annexed schedule OF Schemes TO be drawn
in the month of February; and when in search Of
PRrze TICKETS, be careful in all cases to address
orders TO w. P. TURPIN, Richmond, Va.
$4,000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. S, 10 be drawn
at Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday, January 81.
Capitals $4,000, 10000, 5000, 3,l77, 5000,
$500, 1000, 40 Of 500, &c. IS Nos, u drawn.
Tickets TO- A certificate costs 100 00-Shares
in proportion
CAPITALS FOR FEBRUARY, 1896
Three Capitals OF $4,000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Class No 6, TO be drawn
at Alexandria, D. g., on Saturday, February 7.
Capitals: of s25 1000, 10000, 5000, 2,227, 40
of 900, so of 400, so OF ESQ, li0 OF 900, &c. 70
Nos, Is drawn. Tickets 10. A certificate costs
lao 00-Shares in proportion.
10000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery Glass I, for 1916, 10 be
drawn Feb'Y a. Brilliant Scheme! 100000,
10000, 1000, 5000, 1887. 1000, OF 500, OF
1900, of l,250 100 OF 500, 100 OF AGO. &c. IS
Nos, II drawn. Tickets 10. A certificate costs
Sl30-Shares in proportion.
1924 Dollars!-I00 of l,000
Alexandra Lottery Glass s, for 1876, to be
drawn February q. Grand Scheme: 35 1874
dollars, 10000, 5000, 5000, 1878 100 of 1000,
lis, of 300, &c. Tickets 10. A certificate costs
l40 00-Shares in proportion.
$4,000 Dollarsl-5O Of 900 go, OOO!-lO 600!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 9, for 1916 10
be drawn Feb'y %. Magnificent Scheme: $4,000
dollars, 10000, 10000, 5000, 5000, 1858, so
Of 1000, 100 of 500, 1870 Of 500, &c. 70 Nos, 10
drawn ballots. Tickets only ~. A certificate
costs I60 dollars-Shares in proportion.
Orders for Tickets, received freeof Postage and
attended 10 by return mail. Drawings forwarded
when requested, as soon as received. For small
lerschemes, see daily advertisement. Address
Jan. % w. p. TURPlN
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:. HsurrUss's Prize Office,
MO. C SOUTH l4TH STREET, Richmond
IN Virginia.
Schemes for tie Week.

Schemes far tie JItck.
Observation-Disclosures Lottery, Class %
Prizes > OF 900 dollars, OF $500 So OF
400, 5 OF $50, 5 Of 2O1, {, Of $50. 20 Of 100 &c
&c Nos, II drawn ballots. Whole Tickets 81
so, halves % quarters G2 cents.
Observation-Disclosures Lottery, Glass ls.
Prizes $25, 900, Is of 1000, 5000, 1000, 1000,
400, l,050, of 500, so Of 800, 300 of 200, &C.
IS Nos, 10 drawn ballots. Whole Tickets idol.
lars, halves 4, quarters2.
Also Delaware Lottery, Glass %. Prizes
1000 dollars, 1000, 500, SCI, 4 Of 100, &c-15
Nos, IL drawn. Whole Tickets dollar, halves
so cents quarters %.
Observation-Disclosures Lottery, Class 10. 2
Capitals OF 10000 dollars 5000, 5000, 1000,
l3lt, % IF 1000, 30 Of 400, 20 OF 300, 30 OF 200
100 of $50, 100 OF 100, &c.-79 Nos, Is drawn
ballots Whole Tickets 5 dollars, halves 80,
quarters Is.
Friday Pokomoke Lottery, Glass 20. Prizes
10000 dollars, 40C0, 24l5, $50, 1000. 10 OF
$50, 10 Of 300 10 Of 300, 10 Of 1870, 30 Of 100,
&c.-G6 Nos, IL drawn ballots. Whole Tickets
4 dollars, halves ?, quarters !.
Also Delaware Lottery, Glass %. Prizes
1000 dollars, 900, 5si 400, 300, 2 of 200, &c
&c Nos, 10 drawn ballots. Whole Tickets dol
lar, halves so, quarters 25 cents.
For Saturday-Pokomoke Lottery, Glass No.
81. Prizes: $500, $500, l,5Oo, 200. l,lI6, S
OF SEQ. S of 400, CT 300, % of $50, - OF 100,
SC. IS Nos, u drawn ballots. Whole Tickets
81, halves /, quarters SOC.
For Saturday Evening-drawing received by
SUNDAYS mail. Pokomoke Lottery, Glass %
Prizes: 5000, 5000, 5000, 1000, l,i23 200,
100, 10 of 1000, 10 OF 400, 10 OF 30J 10 oil 200,
20 OF $50, 30 Of l2j, go Of 100, &c. 70 Nos, 10
drawn ballots. Whole Tickets 4; halves 2; quar-
ters |.
Also, the Delaware Lottery, Glass No. 81.
Capitals: 3 900 dollars, $50, 300, &c. &c Nos, 10
drawn ballots. Whole Tickets /; halves Soc;
quarters 25c.
Orders for certificates Of packages or single
tickets in the above Lotteries, enclosing cash or
prize tickets, will meet with The most prompt at
ienion and the drawing forwarded Immediately
to al who order from C. BURRUSS,
Tn Rirhp w
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CURATOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE
pFRlSHABLE PROPERTY.

WILL be sold, on MoHDai, Ihe An Gay OF Febu
w airy, 1886 If fair II not The next fair day, at the
late ,.s;dsnce of ST. Clair kirIey, deceased, on the
SHENANDOAH river miles North Of Conrad's Store,
ali the Personal Property of sad deceased, consisting
of UPWARDS Of sixty head Of Horses. among which is
ysry valuable McKcnny Roam siaiion 100 head of Cat
Tia nmnnr which are ahnut twenty yoke of fist
work oxen 900 head Of Stock Hogs 100 head of sheep;
three Road Wa.ons two Sulklcs; quantity Of Panta
lion Wagons and OK Carts; one sett OF Blacksmith and
one seit Of Tanners Tools; the stock Of Leather on
hand great portion Of which is ,ntanned about or
GOO lbs OF Bacon; 1000 200 bushels of Corn; or
6O bushels of Rye 100 or $50 bushels Of Oats; small
quantity Of Flour; quantity! s,a Of sI1% Fodder and
Inc Of PloupIs Harro,vs, &c; Kitchen Furniiure-to-
gether with a great mnny articles, too tedious TO &c
mentioned.
highest bidder, until the 9th December next about 100
likely Negroes consisting OF men, w"m.n ana children
TERMS made known on the day OF sale.
lr,- sale 10 commence nj 10 O'Clock AID continue
from day day until The property Is all disposed Of
Due attendance will he given by
HENRY MILLER, Curator
Of The Esiata OF ST. Clair Kirtey, deceased
III
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nEaTIIS.

Md i Gainesville, Alabama, on The I'D ul'.'
Dle a. ~ wife of MIR. Blake B. Woodson,
MIs , AmS or Of Or. John and Mrs. Ann Bar.
ana aa he aSlh wear Of her age. The subject OF
, Is notice possessed an amiah'e disposition,
M blended with consistent piety, won Tor
her The esteem Of all who knew her. Her oriei
illness was marked with entire resignation 10 her
Lords will, and eminent psaceulness in Inc pros
meet ofdeath. She has lelt deeply afflicted hus-
band. and four children TOO young 10 ce luiiy
conscious OF their irreparable loss.
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Ely James 81. lynch, Anct'r.

CTOCKS AT AUCTIoN.-Will &c sold on
~ TUESDAY, The 9Th inst, at The Exchange
Reading Room, ai4 o'clock in the evening, $4,000
Of six per cent Stock of The Stale Of Virginia
$4,000 OF six percent. Stock of The City OF Rich
mond, and 30 500 OF James River and KaEawha
Bonds guaranteed by the State Of Virginia.
The above Stock belongs TO The estate Of the
late Thomas Shirley, Of Madison county, and
is sold by order of his administrator.
Jan. 23-td JAS. II. LYNCH.
Will be added 10 the above sale, twenty shares
OF Farmers Bank Stock, and Two shares OF
James River and kaDaWha Stock.
Jan. 90 JAS. Ii. LYNCH.
NEGRO WOMAN FOR SALE.-Will he
l Y sold for cash, al Chesterfield Count House,
on Monday, 9th February, likely Negro Wo-
man, belonging 10 The Estate OF F. G Snellrgs,
deceased. JOHN Nj. SNELLlNGS,
Jan 26-c2. Commissioner
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NOTICE.

TN pursuance of the provisions of deed of Trust,
executed 10 us by Charles q. Moss, the 10th No
vember, 1885, and duly admitted to record by Essex
County Court We shall, the 10th day of February,
1885, or on the next fair day thereafter, should the 10Th
be unft The premises, offer at public auction. for
cash. ali the right tle interest and estate Of the said
Essex called Pigeon Hill, late the property Of William
Fisher, deceased.
Tho interest of the said C. B. Moss Is that which he
acquired by virtue Of his marriage with Ann L. the WI
dow of the said VIM. Fisher, and Is that which was
signed her dover In the said tract of land II In
cludes the dwelling house, new and built of brick,
kitchen, stables, gardens and orchards.
The situation is high, and commanding full view of
the village Of Experimentation one and half
miles disant-as well the river and large tract OF
country. JOHN A. PARKER, T,ust,es
Dec lo-ctds w. A. WRIGHT, IIa'ee0
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MARRIAGES..

Married in Richmond, on 9th inst, BY IN. KEY.
C Barray, MIR. Ro RANKIN, TO Miss ABBY D.
WARpwELL. w.t.. -
Al Millville, Jefferson county, Virginia, on on
80 l4h inst, by The Rev. r. Fl. Wilmer, GEO
R r. R,ppLE, OF Wilmington, 10 MARGARET .
Or.E, ofthe former place !,
Married on Tuesday, the 10Th inst2 BY The
Rev George Woodbridge, Mr.. ENooH L. K ihr
So,ps 10 Mis-. ANN E., daughter OF Mr. 'oH'
~ Norfolk papers will please copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-27
NEW NOVELS.

I'VE w W. Il LS.
TULIA; or, The Singular Adventures Of a
j Beautiful Girl.
Little Emma or, the Beautiful Founding
BY The author of Emily Mansfield.
Huloka; or, the Maid Of the Forest; by the
author Of Francis Abbott, Met,allak, &c.
Coffiana-a Review of the Life OF John B.
Cough
Monira; or, the Wandering Heiress; BY the
author oflhe Eastern Belle, &c, &c.
Clarilda; or, The Female Pickpocketi by b.
Barker.
ST.. Jeans Evening; or, Crime and Mystery;
BY George P. Quackenboz, A: B.
Kemock, the Corsair, and other tales OF the
sea; by Eugene Sue.
A Thousand Lines; BY Martin Topper.
The Maiden-a Story for my Young County,
women by T. S. Arthur.
The illustrated History Of PALESTINE by John
Kits.
The Prince and the Queen; by Harry Hazel.
The Master of Langtord; by J. Melville.
Snowdon; novel; by Theodore Hook.
The Heress; novel; BY Miss Ellen Picker
ing, second supply.
The Foster Brother; tale Of the war of Chi
ozza; edited By Leigh Hunt
The White Boy; story of Ireland in 1922 !
by Mrs. s. c. Hall.
The Soiree; novel; by Miss Pickering.
Ascanio, or The Sculpor's Apprentices; trans
lated from the French OF Alexandra Dumas by
Eugene Lies and Eugene Plunket.
A. G. PENDLETON
Jan. 81 No l6 West Main ST.