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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

T.
We peblish On our 6rsl psss itiI Hssi.
3 isb q Tie nelsneholy dss,a, silh
uhieh lte columns Of he BJiIisb jobEnsis
sss crowded. of the unparalleled ioIfsr.
inss q he people. not only 81 ifsIsBd. 10
whose eosdiiion public attention u The
United States ha been more especially
directed. boi q the highlands s11 itlsnds
of Seoslsnd iiksuiss. Who are q stale
q dss'iiuiion scarcely less depIsfkbls -
Details q iadividusl splIsrisr. ht1eser.
can sesreeIy sdd soy,hing q he ,ppsIl.
tns idea Of IN entire n.siou. deprived, by
! Visitation Of Providence. Of the means
81 iubisfenec.
Some idea my b. formed Of lhe ex.
rent u this femarksbis cslsni,y. says The
Whie. from ne fact that me estimated
dtfeieoey Of grain. aud other crops re-
6uesd 10 grain. ia Great Bri'sia. tor ,,hs
ysst enaiug Sep,enbsr !. 1917. i sin.
isen millions Of quarter. the noosy va
ius Of which. :, 81 per qasfieI. i Els.
OOO. 900. This esiins,e. soundsd upon
authentic dsia. enables Us 70 judgk both
Of The universsIiiy Of the calamity. and
of the extent Of the demand thereby cres-
ted upon the surplus products Of other
countries.
These &c facts uPoa which reliance
may be placed. add 10 vies Of This there
should Be meetings held ineveryl Town
and precinct 10 Virginia. Let y urge
upon the citizens Of this precinct ib neel
ct the Court House al an early ti9y. and
thus enlist toe people Of the whole Coun.
l,y u The work. Shepherds.own. Harpers-
Ferry and Elk Branch. have each held
meetings and done their duty. Smiih6eld
and Chsrlestown should not be behind in
the good work. Ii has been Suggested
that . meeting be held 10 Chshesiown,
on Friday next. for The Relief Of Ireland.
and We hope ina, The philsnihropic and
oeneyolenl win be there 10 do their duty,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

The Whis, of,hs Tenth cougrr..iOu.I
District. eonposet Of lhe cooniies Of Ere
dsfiek. JsGsnpn. Clarke, Berkeley. Nor
gfa. Hampshire. Warren and Page. are
hstsby soii6ed aud Informed, thai Whis
Congressional Convention viii be held in
III Town d Winchesirr. 90 Friday "a.
lgt4 dsy q March iusisnf. lot. purpose
uf selseiing Z Csndidais 10 represent Thu
Disiriet 10 th1 next Congress Of tie UnI.
Ted States: The eouniies isissssied. are
fsauesses 10 select deiegatssimmediaieiy
inlorder that I'll may b represented. snd
sbs Wishes~of he Whiss Of The District
properly known.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04
MORGAN WHO MEETING.

A,a meeting Of the Wings Of Morgan.
the following persons were selected TO 70.
preseniiha county 10 the Wing Congress.
ionsl Convention, to NEE, al Winchester /:
Messrs. Joseph s. Dackwall. Charles
A, Ssann. John w. o'Ferrall. william
p. Gibbs. Elias Smith, Henry s 2ohr, An
drew. Michael. George w. Sherrard, J. T.
Summers. CromKeK orriek and John
O'Ferfall.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04
sps.sh q Iles. ;. .. Prsn.l...

The eloquent and feryid remarks Of
Mr.. Prentiss. At . meeting helein Ne y
Orleans for1ihs Relief Of the starving l.
ri'h. will found on our hrs. psgs Its
not necessary for 10 do more Than refer
our readers TO this address. 10 bring every
man who has heart TIA, can feel for an.
Others woes 10 The meeting Oh Friday
next. We envy. not that man who can
read the sddress without deep feeling.
OF emotion-ii speaks in stirring Ian
gusge Of those who are af6liatedIio rs BY
no common ties. Let every pns who
can. come 10 the meeting hasieb q COO
tribuls-even though il be only ihs wild.
ow's miie-yei even that small fonlribu-
lien cheerfully aud willingly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

Il will be seen 10 another coldmu that
the Rev. Dr.. tosrs designs taking up !
collection 10 bis church. 10 ibis Hlsre. on
Sunday next. in aid OF the degtituie J.
risb. We are glad TO fnd ibis movement.
and hope tina, the effort for the iAmisbius
and destitute. may more .baa reRlixs lhe
mos, sanguine expectations Of ne bene.
anlenf. El 81 l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04
CIR ADVERTISEMENTS.

4 Merchants and others visiting the City.
will consult their own interest BY fefer.
Ing 10 the advertisements found 10 our
columns IBIS nbtnihg. co.
The facilities Of lhs Canal should moi
be. overlooked. snd our Gsorgeiown and
Alexandra advertisers should receive or.
ders which will be ssiislactctily filed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

There hasEbeen already contributed for
the differing poor Of Ireland. about 5000.
600. 10 the principal cilies and large
towns. .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04
Mr.. g w. Cam. PhitadelphI,l.' H. H.

MI. p W. UARR rhIfadsIphia. is#Ihl.
" Authorised TO receive advertisements.
subscriptions. SC. for the " !. Free Press
Persons '.i having business 10 tha, ely may
confidently confids ito bis eare, from HE
substantial testimonials Of credit be pro-
duees. at
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

D. A letter from oroomiah. CASA
spesks Of another .risit of The Cholera.
which isirsvaging that country and says
that from lie coorse 10 these countries. Il
seemsto be moving westward, aud iha. we
must not be surprised, II BY next sum mer.
il, should cross the Atlantic and sweep 0.
yer The New World.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

John Webb Tyler. Esq. 81 Prince
William has been ehosenby the Ajminis-
,raiion Convention Al Wsr.enton The cai
.i;daie iof The Senate. Is the SUCCESSOR bf
GeaersI Wslisce.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

0stMr. Elihu Burriit. Known in this
country A. "the learned Blscksmi:h,d
who Is noW In England. devotiag himself
toihe cause Of various Philan,hropic move.
ments. has obtained from the British Go.
vernment privilege 10 announce the fac,
that they would pay The freigh. Of any
provisions or clothing sent BY benevolent,
persons in this country 10 Irerand or Scot.
land. 1919
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

THs AfEMoRr or Bisaop WHiTz.-.
The ladies o. chrisl Church. Philadelphia.
are enEssed n getting Up subscription
q order to BE- stle 70. ssect church. ia.
What i styled The Northern Liberties. =
g 4 tribute Glove and respect 70 Bishop
white. ne late renefsbie pEeIsie over the
d'ocese q khiladeIphis. Il i d BE- > free.
noo1nenisI church. We iasr1. that =
sum 81 $1,000 do'I.rS M .lle.dy been
collected. he sno1nl required fof tie
building fund to be g. 900. 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

40 Fsr sbs plseesdinrs.sl lh- Lees Coo.
e,s.,isssl pp,siss can,ss,i.n. ana lsIesi intel
lIssas.. Zee Postscript. O u. lAItd p.ss:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE, va.

We learn from The Baltimore Clipper.
tina, the RI. Rev. JuHs JoHHs, assistant
Bishop Of Virginia. and formerly pastor
of Chris, Church in Baltimore, has beer
elected President Of William and Mary
College. 10 Gil The chair Of Moral Philos.
oPhy. Bellies Lettres. Logic and PhiIoso
ply Of the Human Mind selection
which. We have no doubt. will meet with
general appreciation. u is proposed TIA.
Bishop Johns shall have 4 half course.
which viii probably require Sis stle dane &c
Al the College only Eve months 70 The
year. leaving seven months TO be devoted
to the duties Of the Episcopa.e. F..
Holmes. Esq. has been chosen to gil The
chair Of National Law. Political Ecooo
my. and Ancient and Modern Languages,
10 The same Institution. Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

" We are indebted 10 Hon ANbREw
STEWART for various fasors during this
session Of Congress.
Hon. Mr.. Root will accept our thank.
for similar favors. 49,. @,x...s4.5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

Eleven hundred pnsseneers srripsd IL
New York on Tuesday from Earops a.
large porion Of them were apparently
% dssiitdte eoBdilion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

captains Rowan, Young and Albur,is'
companies embarked on Saturday week
At IL o'clock. oa board bareue Erect.
CAPT. johnson. with Dr.. Young a. Acting
surgeon Asst Quarter Master. Capt.
Aemper. Sergeant Major Brock. Or. Mas.
Ter Sergeant ToFner. and Fife Major
cunningham. 10 sail on Monday morning
issl. capt. Rowan commanding.
captains Preston. Robinson and Ar.
chsrs companies were TO embark on
Monday. on board ship Sophia Walker.
Capt Grafton. with Asst Surgeon Bell.
Mel, Early on board commanding to sail
on Monday. The Regiment has been
ready some 10 days. II transports had been
sent. The sick list is much reduced,
only 36 men on the moving report 81 FIJI.
day week Rich Rep.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

Nh, cALHots AND Coz, BEkfor d.
POSED, "A uriter - The Richmo6d e..
aoiFer pfolssss sifongIy sgsinsl takiae &.
heir Nj. Calhoun 81 Col. Benioa Tor ibe
next Ptssidspty, They huss, Therefore.
sisnf batk and oske 4sy for sons ;;nie.
nor IUninary ike Jane K Polk. Tbi.
]. yi!l ;. s reg. ]. ssn y ofs'n q
modern ssRoersf "a s1' y - : g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

The Gaines siss' hss been elo,ed Il
Judges. Is 3. !. 3 s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

OsLy THisK OF MI Indian corn il
worth two dollars and sixteen cents !
bushel 10 Englsnd. and but little more
thaa nine cents 10 Illinois. !,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

..
IL The si,si.is Ioo.s 4 Dsiss.Is. %
Friday. the b'II ssihoriziaS he board q
public works = subscribs iolso 6i.hs Of
$3.50 90 q ssoek i The Alsxanalia c.
nal. came op % Is passage, when i va
agreed 10 BY . vote Of ayes 90. % noes "a
This. II will be observed. Gays the Rich
n6ad Republics. . even isfser vois
10 il favor Than was eAhibAed on The 60.
srossnent Of the bill; and this.. tco.s With
ssveraf Of i,s friends accidentally Assent.
The bill for The extension Of The James
River and Ksnawha Canal. vas ordered
to be spsrossed bya vote Of 7layes e
50 nays. ns,.
pifsinia i waking Op--,he Internal
Improvenent folks appear 10 have itlsli
their Own way. e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

G5rRichmond appears TO be infested
Wilhince ndiaries. Last week there were
several ares, deAoying considerable =
mount Of property.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

Mons SprcIr Capt. Judhins. Of The
steamship Cambria. states Thai sir ail.-
lions dollars n specie were ready is came
10 the Cambria, could insurance. haye
been obtained uPonit. and had The dilec.
,oIs Of the line permitted her to axe il.
i is also said that ihs Cambria brine !. =,
offer from Roihscbiids ~ Tie twenty Mi
lion q. 5. Loan 20 years.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

4 A SHREwD IDE1 -EIihu Burriit com.
putes that the English have expsnded
enough in lighting France. 10 have
purchased the whole Of France, ii S7Vl
per acre ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

EGes AND PorAToEs.-At me Il.
test dates eggs we're ceiling By retail
IN LyeIpoeI 81 sixty cents per dozen.
aud potatoes q twelve and : bali cents
per ID. ] "a. 81. IS. ISL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

H%At meeting 81 The Stockholders Of
the Piusbnrg and McConnellsville Rail
Road. on the 25,h ul... resolutions were
adopted uniriendiy 10 ths Baltimore con.
nec,iou. end faversbls to the Pennsylvs-
MIA Central route. So i appeats that The
Baltimore Company receive The "coid
shoulder" in Pennsylvania q web a. in
Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

eSrLocofoco lelier-psilers are already
Il work. writing from Washington. and
attempting TO sIanderin advsnce The move.
ments of Gen. Scott 10 Mexico. That Of
nicer. however. need no. fear any such Il.
lacks i bis .Tear. " - be asa won for him.
self . name high on the scroll Of fame. for
bis gallant services 81 Chippewa. We
soold say % this slsndering gentry. wsis
= While before you commence your i'm
Pu,s,ioas, lest you usy Be compelled IN
. very shot. time % take back. your
~sn,oa attacks. pne .hisg Gen. Scot,
has proved correctin. Bis prophecy about
being attacked 10 front and 10 ihs rssr,
both Il ihs ssane time. We pfedietiha.
that The attack 10 both cases win Be found
to nave been made in rather .'btsiy''
manner for thar own good.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09
THE COURT IN SESSION.

The court Of this country is now in SESSION, /,
and great many of those indebted to US in
attendance, who can and will do Us favor by
calling and handing us over few dimes
Those who have been taking our paper, we
presume, considered it. WORTHY of SUP
PORT, and if SO should try and enable us to
go on. If any are taking the Pioneer merely
for our accommodation, they are not at all
compelled to do SO; for if it does not give
general satisfaction, we ask not the support
but merely what is justly due us.
We have in all cases enleavorel to select
news the latest and most important; and from
an examination Of other country papers, be
lieve that we have not been far behind any
1t is cur intention TO pursue that course which
to US may seem best calculated to give gene
raj satisfaction in the publication Of our pa
per, and upon its merits ,sg dement's we wish
20 stand or fail
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09
THE PIONEER.
UPPER sANDusKY,JuL o, ls47.
WHAT SOME MEN CAN DO!

Some men can laugh at every thing that is
said and at the same time be the btterest en-
emy living.
Some men can assert thing to be so and
80, and swear by their Maker that such-is the
case, and turn right about and not go one hun
dred yards, deny that they ever uttered any
thing Of the kind.
Some men speak very fluently ofthe north
iessness of newspaper NOT PAY for one of
their OWN. but are sure to be the FIRST to
STEAL their NEIGHBOR'S,
Some men can carry so much deceit, that
it is impossible to ever see them in their true
light.
Some man can act with all political parties,
and then swear that they support the one in
power, all for the sake of office.
Some men can cast principle to the duce
whenever they think they are to be benefited
personally.
Some men can commit any act, however
mean, for personal aggrandizement.
Some men can do any thing, however much
it may be to the injury of others, provided
they can make a zip in he operation.
In short, some men can. do Nny and every
thing, to succeed in their mean, corrupt and
cursed planings.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09
THE PEOPLES rORnM.

This paper is one that merits and should
receive good and liberal support. Let the
Democracy of little Crawford come up to the
work and support their paper, for much Of
their success depends upon the paper and to
I have the paper accomplish all it can do, 1t
mustmeet with a generous and puctual paying
list Of subscribers. We wish friend Bean all
the success necessary to give energy and en-
terprise to the Forum.
The following is an extract from the address
cd of Mr.Bean to the patrons of the Forum.
"Thc position ofa conductor Of a newspl-
per is one of the great perpexity and anceasing
labor, at best. But it is in the power of the
patrons to alleviate, to a great extent. the
onerous burdens which every publisher who
lives by the proceeds of his vocation is com
neled to bear. There Is a wide difference
between patron ofa newspaper and su6
scri5er 10 newspaper The farmer is one
who subscrbes for his paper and aud pays for
II. being mindful of the constant care which
the publisher must endure in punctually furn-
ishing him with his labor ana attention of the
week: the latter is one who, in nine cases out
Oft yioes the printer leave to put his name
on his books and send him the paper every
week, but never once thinks about the print
4ers needing any pay for it, although be Is con-
ecions that he and his family have been benz
e6ttel to the value of more than ten times the
amount of the subscription, and is we'll aware
4hat the poor printers Efforts have not been
,,nattended with much labor and expense
with the latter class of individuals we de-
sire TO have but little TO DO; but shall always
have a welcome smile and cheerful counter
ance with which to meet former.
With what feeble ability with which the
God of nature has endowed me, shall endeav-
orse advocate and impress upon the minds of
: INV readers the great truths of political econo
my andmeasures of nationalimportance, which
have been so long g. successfully sustained by
the Republican party of the Union. And'al-
though may bring down upon my head eve
ry epithet that "deceRcy" keeps in Its per-
fumod vocabulary, shall never hesitate to
oppose and denounce the doctrines and prin
.ciples of that party which has always been
known, since the organization of our govern
ment, to be the parent and defender of
every species of dishonest and demoralzing
Legislation which has, unfortunately, been
fastened upon our otherwise happy. and pros
porous country. Among the most prominent
of the ruinous consequences of the party, |
regard the banking system, as heretofore
adopted and now sustained by the whig party
! Of this and other States, as by far the great
est" y4ss /
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09
RETURNED AGAIN.

The volunteers who left for the seat Of war
a year ago, and whose time has expired, are
again with us. Lieut.. II. Miller jr. has re-
turned home, in good health and spirits, and
says if his country calls for his services again
that he feels like returning to the scene OF
war. Ii appears that the volunteers have no
sympathy far the ant-war men but condemn
them upon every occasion. Every enemy of
our country should receive jnsteuc treatment.
The scorns of the volunteers us well as those
of the people who admire their country and
institutions, should be heaped upon them
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09
Death of Mrs. Forrest.


Under the obituary head, vii! be found
recorded the death OF Mrs. REBECCA FoR-
REST, mother of the eminent tragedian,
Edwin Forrest. She departed this life
90 Thursday of last eek al her residence
in this city, at the green old age OF IS,
with calmness that resembied an infant
reclining into a sweet sleep. As the
mother of Edwin Forres her name is a
part of the history Of this country;-as a
woman, ste was an example worthy of
imitation. In her were embo died all The
elements ofa truly good kind and bene
licent parent and friend. A member OF
the Episcopalisn Church. Of which SIC
was strict attendant, her remains were
inferred in the family vault AT old st
Panl's church yard, on Monday last, With
he forms fIhat religion she had observed
while living. a dntlng son, whose chic t
aim tad been her comfort and advantage
IN her old age, and daughters whose sole
care was her happlness, were among those
at her sideas life aed; aud we'll may they
congratulate themselves that her depart
ing hours had been hallowed by all thatI
renders life happy ard death welcome.--
SCOTS Weekiy.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09

01r What do ycu think Of mannheim
iug ioe.cream BY steam! The thing IS
d ne daily in New Yodk;and the advertise
ments of the AMERICAN Patent steam
Ice. Cream Company are in all the papers.
II is like c. mbinng fire and ice: aud
shows as sam Patch said before tie jump
ed of Genesae Fails, that some things
can be done as well as others.'
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09

HARD MONEY PAPERs.-There are now
s xTY TWO hard money papers in Ohio,
he doctrine is gaining ground daily, not.
the rag mills are spitnging
up under the direction of the Board Of
which legislates for the people
of the State on the bank queslica at this
time Butler Co Telegraph.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09
GODEY's REPRINT Of the two most

GODEY'S REPRINT Of the two most
popular and Fashionable English Magas
zInes'
Reprntof Blaokwood's La
dy's Magazine, Monthly, 81 per Annum
Reprint OF London World
Of Fashion per Annum
Two copies of eilher,or one
copy Of each, year, 90
Any person subscribing to Godey's Lady's
Book, and sending G3 ia advance, shall
be furnished with that work one year, aud
a copy also one ear, of either OF the Re-
prints, gratis.
The above works afford a greater prof.
o local crtraveIIing agents than any 9th
er works published.
For terms, address the Publisher.
j.. A. Cooley, Philadelphia,
SCRAP PLATES FOR SALE Forty OF the
Neauiful Enrrayings used 10 the ha3y 5
Book, viii be sent TO any person on re-
ceipt e One Dollar. They are all from
Steel Plates, and are handsome addi-
ton to a : crap Book,
Address, l.. 4. Cooley.
Publishers Hall, Philadelphia,
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09
w illiam Beals,

Would respectfully inform the citizens
Of Upper Saodusky and the count, oi
Wyaudot generally. tbathe has commenc-
ed the Saddllng business in all its yarious
branches; aud THAT he intends to spare uo
pains iu making his work OF the best mate
rial Sc neatest manner possible. lie there
fore, hopes that those wishing TO purchase
will not forget TO give him a call aud ex
anime his stock and prices before rur-
chasing elsewhere.
n. IS. All kinds Of produce taken in
payment Tor work, such as Wheat. Rye.
Corn, Buck wheat, Sugar, Bees wax, Tat.
I5w. and the highest prices paid for hides
q nd Skins.
March II, Is47-23-tf.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09

Fistula and poll evil in animals may be
cured by little common salt in the ulcer
every day or two, till a cure is effect ed
occasionally little red precipitate may
be applied.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09
NEW REGIMENT.

This Regiment was organized, on the 2lst
June, by electing the following persons,
Charles H. Brugh, Col. Capt. Warner, Lieut.
Col, and Capt. Young, Major. May they have
pleasant, trip, and if ever called into bat
win imperishable laurels.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09
Nc " Tolk Market.
July 0, 2 o'clock, P. NJ.

July Q, 2 O'CLOCK, r. NJ,
rLoUR --Sa,es Michigan brands a 81
Is; Gsnesee at 81 ", Nolmpob in mars
ket; demand fair.
GRAIN No Change.
Provisions The market las been
quiet aud prices hardly sustained. No
cxpor, demand a. present.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09
Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue of ia issued from tho
y cour, of common pleas of Wyaudot
county, OHIO, aud TO me directed; will
offor for sale at the residence Of Jacob
Baughman, in Salem township, Wyaudot
county, Ohio, on Tuesday the 6 dag Of
July A. ID. l547, between the hours Of 10
A. III. and A 2. NJ. ofssid day the follows
ing goois aud chatiles aud property, TO
wit: one yoke Of oxen, one OK wagon, aud
one field Of wheat 10 the ground, taken as
the property Of Jacob Baughman at the
SUN Of ArnOl b. lngman.
+. BAIRD,
Sheriff ~ C.
June "a, le47-37-4t.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09

The Continental Congress first met on the
10Th of May, ,l775,when the number OF members
was GA. AT this session member appeared
from St. Johns Parish, Georgia, and after
wards the Colony OF Georgia sent an entire
delegation. New Hampshire allowed to each
all expenses, servant, two horses, and half
a guinea days Massachusetts, expenses and
50 day; Connecticut expenses and $3 day;
Rhode Island and Maryland 10 shillings a
day with nothing for expenses; Virginia halt
Of Johannes per day; North Carolina $500 per
annum; South Carolina $500 per annum;
Geargio 500 per month while in session.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-09

PoTAroE Pig.-To make potatoe pie
-Scald quart of milk, gra,e IN large
potatoes while the milk is hot, when ctld
add eggs well beaten, 4 ounces Of but.
Ter, nutmeg and spice, sweeten TO your
taste, lay in paste, baae hal. an hour.