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THE TYRE SLAVE QUESTION.

Mn. EDIroR-I noticed in Wing for last week
quotation from Ezekiel ~. Is, "Javan, Tubai aud
Mesich; they were thy merchant: they traded lh'.
persons Of men and vessels Of brass in The market
and sRDifying desire To know "whether IL was a
negro or phi!e slave trade, and what people are IN
dicated by Javan, Tnbal and Mssich y DE irons'
always TO oblige my friends, have examined seVe-
raj of the most learned commentators, and Nod them
10 agree, with but little variation, that Javan He
brew for Gfecia) was the father Of the Cheeks he
was the fourth son Of Japheh
Tuhal, the fifth son Of JaPheth Josephus makes
him the father Of the berians settled on the east OF
Black Sea Bochart makes him the prog nitor of
the Tihare es on the North Of Armenia the Less
and there is nothing to hinder his being the parent
Of both these tribes, their situation is not very
distant.
Mesech was the sixth son Of Japheth, Supposed to
have been the father Of the Moscheni who inhabited
the Mofchis mountains on the North East of Cap
padocia, and that the Mu.covitss partly his de-
s:endants. Before the Chal.iean conquest, the Mo-
sehsn traded with the T, rians in vessels OF brass
in slaves. Jaysn, Tubal and Mesech. then, were
brethren descendants of Japhelh, (not OF Ham),
and, from their lineage aud their whereabouts II ~
clear they were "white fks" aud they drove trade
in t0hife merchandise, @>
But when / ard made acquainted with part Of an
interesting drama, am always DESTROYS "a know the
end; aud if my friend, the Editor is smil rly eon-
slituted shall detail from the hority, the
special pisifai.ons Of Almighty upon these Stare
merchants and their countries; not without fear and
trembling, for my own H..
Go ahead, sir, but be sure you enumerale
ALL The sins for which these people suffered
the visalions Of God. Are there not thou
sand more terrible and soul consuming sins
that the enslaving Of our fellow beings? Were
Javan, Tubal andMesech punished for theirslave
dealings only2 Take heed. Did our blessed
Saviour denounce slavery as sin at all! You
have glorious field before you. II was ex
Plored by One "who in Judea bore our sor-
rows" .,.
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CANAL TRADE.

SEPTEMBER 6.--ArrivaIs up 10 | o'clock P NJ
Canal boat Friendship wood for Middleton
and Beal II" -".-,
Canal boat Prince William, wood for +
W alters %,., #. ~.
Canal boat General Taylor, wood for c
Lyons .ts%4 VII ESQ.,. 49,
Canal boat Edgar, wood for Captain Neal
Canal boat Fox, sand for G Ennis
Canal boat Caroline, wood Tor several Cit.
Canal boat Champion, wood for II tlsislip
Canal boat Long John, wood not sold
Canal boat Oregon, wood Tor railroad depot
Canal boat Rough and Ready, wood for +
Hardness. So. -. ...,'. ,'n
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HOUSE FURNISHING AND
CABINET WARE-ROOMS.

u ANDOlPH q. REEVES, 9Th street, south
N Of the General Post Office, would respectfully
invite the attention Of his friends the citizens Of
Washington and its vicinity. to his stock Of Fuini-
fure and Housekeeping articles comprising in part
Mahogany spring seat Sofas
rocking and parlor Chsirs
centre, card, and dining Tsbiea
Bureaus, Sideboards, etc. D.
=" and gilt Frames, Looking-glasses
Wardrobes, Bedsteads, Crbs Cradles
Shuck, hair and straw Mattresses
Feather Beds, Sacking Bottoms, etc.
ALSO,
Glass, china, stone, sarthen, and iron Ware
Knives and Forks, Brushes, and Wooden Ware
With numerous other articles in the Housekeeping
line too numerous to mention.
he is prepared to manufacture all kinds Of Furni-
ture at the shortest notice. and the most reasona
bic terms. He Aatters himself that from his long
experience in the cabinet business all work made by
him will be done in faithful and workman-ike
manner, and give entire satisfaction.
N. Bold Furniture taken in exchange for
new, sep may ~ ly
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They who love good, pure C!arel and Haul
Sau,erne, and an aromatic Scgar, can find the
best OF these things at Bulhman's on the Ave
nue.. He deals in the nadulteraled article and
no mistake The bon pieam will only nee,
a hint. See BIS advertisement.
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SEPTEMB Der I

Canal boat Wave, sand for N Plant ~.
Canal boa Friendship, sand Tor T Young
Canal boat Liberty. wood for J S Harvey
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WAGNnR's PICTURE FRAME FAcToRY.-Ou
city and country readers would do we'll to
see what Mr. WAGNER says in apQ,her
column about Picture F,ames. a better
workS,aa. lHan he, there is in no city. He,
deseryec TO be enco uraged, and will be
The moment he is known-and e
has taken the meaga 10 become known BY adj
yertising IN the National Whig, which has
more readers than any other Journal in The Dis
trio, by ten % one. We speak this word for
Mr.. WAasER, because we are in favor OF sus,
tanning home manufactures. He practices upon
the same principle, and stands by our home
paper, His picture frames will vie any day
with Shullz or Cariss's best in Baltimore
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GRocERIEs, Sept. Our city is well supplied
with good groceries, at present. We annex prices:
Flour supettine Rochester brands at sc IS,
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powers be conferred.

powers be conferred.
In view Of the the existing state Of our
country. trust it may not be inappropri.
ate to call to mind the words of wisdom
and admoni,ion, Of the first aud most i>
lustrious Of my predecessors, in his fare
well to his countrymen. That greatest
and best of men, who served his country
50 long, and loved il SO much, foresaw
with serious concern the danger to our
Union, in 'characte erizing parties by geo.
graphical MISREPRESENTATION. south
ern, atlantic and western--whence, de-
signing man may endeavor to excite be-
lief that there is a real difference OF loo al
interests, and warned his countrymen
against it,
So deep and solemn was his conviction
Of the Importance Of the Union, and Of
persevering harmony between its different
parts, that he declared to his countrymen,
in that address, !it is of infinite moment
that you should properly estimate the i'm
mense value of your National Union Ia
your collective and individual happiness
that you should cherish cordial hahitu
| al, and immovable attachment to it--ac-
customipg yourself to speak OF ii is the
palladium Of your political safety ant
ospenty-watching for its preservation
with jealous anxiety; discontenancins
whatever may suggest even Suspicion
that il can, in any event, be abandoned
and Indignantly frowning on the frs
dawning of every attempt to ALLEVIATE any
portion of our country from the rest, o
| TO enfeeble the sacred ties which now
link together the various parts After a
lapse of half century, these admonitions
call upon us with all the force Of tru lh
1t is difficult to estimate the immens
value Of eur glorious Union of confedera
ted states to which we are 80 much in
debted for our greatly increasing popula
tion aud wealth, aud for all that consti
tutes us a great and happy nation. Uu
important are all our difference upon mi
nor questions of public policy, compared
with its preservation; and how scrupulous
ly should we avoid all agitating topics
which may tend to agitate and divide u
into contendIng parties, separated b
geographical lines, whereby it may b
eakened or endangered.
Invoking the blessing of the Almight
Creator of the universe upon your elber
a,ions. it will be my highest duty, not les
than my sincere pleasure, TO co-operat'
with you in all me asures, which may tent
to promote the honor and enduring vel
fare of our common country.
JAMES X. POLK.
WASHINGTON City, Dec, I, lS47.
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Attachment Notice,

A Lib person interested W i'll take Notice,
= that on the 10th day of December, A.
d l847. Moses II. Kirby, ] ustice of the
Peace of Crane township, Wyaudot coun-
ty, at the instance of Judson Spauldiug,
issued writ of attachment against the
property and effects Of Anthony Sell,
a non resident debtor for the sum of
SIG so, which writ together with this JUS
tee proceedings thereon, has been duly
certified to the Court Of Common Pleas
OF Wyandot county, Ohio, to be therein
further prosecuted according 10 law.
s GUY.C. WORTH, Clerk,
Dec 22th, l847.-1l-3,
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Administrators Sale.

Pursuant to an order Of the court of
common pleas Of Wyandot county, Ohio,
shall offer for sale, at the door of the
court house in said county, on the 29lh
day of January next, between the hours Of
10 o'clock A VI. and O'clock p. NJ the
following real estate, to wit: fifteen acres
lying in the north west corner of the west
half Of the north west quarter of section
twenty-aine, in township one south, el
range fifteen east, of the first meridian 10
Ohio, and bounded as follows, to wit:
commencing at he north west corner of
said tract, running thence south on the
west line thereof forty rods; thence due
east sixty rods; thence north 10 the north
line ofsaid tract; thence west TO fireplace
of beginning.
Said land to be sold free from dover,
and for one half cash in hand and the bais
ance in six months.
EZEKIEL EYESTONE,
Administrators of Samuel Auno. deceased.
Dec. 10th, 1s47--9-4t. $500
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Public Vendue.

rENHE personal property belonging to
Il the estate Of John Hamln, deceased
consisting of Cattle, Horses, Hogs, Far
ming utensils, and other property, will be
sold at Public yendue, at the late resi-
dence of the deceased, in Crane township
Wyandot comfy, ONO, on Saturday the
9Th, day Of January, 1S49. A credit Civ,
en- on all amounts over three dollars.
SARAH HAMLlN, 90 e.
.4dmlriStrdtri1.
Upper Sandusky, Ohio, Dec, %, l847,
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G. w. BERRY.
Lost not Found!

STRAYED from the subscriber. living
near Upper Sandusky, two cows OF the
following description: Both red, have
white spots in the forehead; one has a
piece out of the right ear aud slit IN top
of the same; the other has crop off and
slit in the left ear. No other marks re-
collected.
Any one giving information where
these cows can be found to FL. Zimmer-
man, or TO the snbscri Der, will be Ii berally
rewarded.
PETER KATZMEYER.
Dec. 81, 1641-lI-3t.
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GROCERIES of all kinds.
HAR D w A RE TO KILL,
Land for sale cheap in
WyandOt county.

Southwest quarter, Section 7, TIP. >,
Range l3, 1862 acres; North half Sec.
8. Township 3, Range l3, 332,48 acres;
East half Southeast quarter Sec. 6, Tp 3,
Range 13, 5000 acres. All in M,ill lin
Township. North halfSec. 81 TIP. 2 Range
13 322.79 acres; West half Southwest
quarter Sec. 81. Tp. 9, Range 13, 50 acres;
(80,34 acres;) all in Salem Township
Northeast quarter Sec. /, TIP 3, Range
12, 156,17 acres; all in Jackson Town
ship Southeast quarter Sec. Sc, Tp. 2,
Range ~, 10000 acres; all in Richland
Township.
ALSO IN MARION COUNTY
East half Northeast quarter Sec. 10, TIP,
6. Range IS, so acres; Richland Township.
Also many tracts Of land in the counties
OF Seneca Sandusky, Erie, Ottowa, Wood
Lucas, Williams, Henry, &C..
Apply to l.. STANISLAUS,
81 Sandusky City, Ohio.
November 26, 1S47--7-4w.
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Notice

rs hereby givento all persons, ,harborihg
= or trusting Mathew Thompson, Jr. GU
my account or employ ing, for shall pros
ecuIe all persons 50 offending as he was
an apprentice OF mine and has left with
out any pravocaiion.
JOHN w. MANkIN.
Crawford Tp. Dec. ii, lsi7-I0-3l.
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HARDIN COMMON PLEAS.

HARDIN COMMON PLEAS.
The State OF OHIO,
Hardin county, SIS.
John Il. Gunu " Ben. Petition to sell
Nj. Penn administrators land
Of the estate OF Ira Gar
rett deceased.
Pursuant TO an order Of the court OF
common pleas Of Hardin county, Ohio,
made at their October term. A. ID. 1S47,
said administrators will offer at public
sale, at the door Of The Court House, in
Upper Sandusky, Wyandot county, Ohio,
on the first day of January, A. ID. 1S4S,
between the hours of O'clock A.. NJ. and
6 o'clock p. NJ. of said day, the following
described parcels or tracts OF land, to wits
the west part of the west half of the north
east quarter of section No, 81, township
three, range fifteen, cont aiming II acres
of land; also the west half Of the south W est
quarter of section 81, township 3, range
10, containing Sc acres OF land; also the
south part uf The west half of the south
east quarter of section 36, township g.
range IA, containing 574 acres of land ;
also the south part of the east half of ihe
south east quarter of section SO, township
3, range Ia, containing 514 acres Of land ),
lying IN Wyandot county, State OF Ohio.
Terms Of Saie,-Ope third Of The pur-
chase muney cash in hand; Que third IN
nine months, aud the remaining one third
in eighteen mont lis fromthe day Of sale ;de-
tered payments 10 be secured by mortgage
upon the premises, with intersl from the
day Of sale. To be sold free of the Dover
OF the Widow.
JOHN r. GUNN&
BEN. NJ. PENN,
OF the said estate OF said
deceased.
Nov. Both, Is47--s-4w. $3.50
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Notice.

AT my instance an attachment was this
day issued by Jos. E. Fouke, a Justice OF
the Peace of Pitt township. Wyandot
county. against the property and effects of
j Jsmes Nj. Drum, non resident of said
county.
HENRY LIPPE.
Dated this 18th day of Nov. ls47. -9-4,.
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NO WOOD FOR SALE.

We have much wood promised cs, and if
we could get would have some for sale; but
as it is, we do not get enough to keep one
FIRE in full blast. Don't take the hint!
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IN CHANCERY.
MERIT ,. n iyger' wyandot Common
Ashford Kent iieas-

.stfora Kn, Pleas.
Respondent will take notice, tba, Com,
pl'tahas filed in said Court his petition for
the foreclosure Of a mortgage upon the
following primises, TO wit: the south east
quarter of the south west quarter OF Sec,
ton thirty one, in Township two, south.
of Range thirteen east. in said county and
State of Ohio, which said mortgage was
executed by respondent to compl't and
dated, Aprit 2, 1912. Unless respoos
dent appearsso said bill withn.sixty days
from The next term OF said court It will
be taken as confessed, and decree ac.
sordingly.
SCOTT g. SEARS.
CompA Soii's.
Dec. 10th ls41--s-6p. s2,37.
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The Stable.

This branch will at all times be attends
ed by good and altentive hostler, who
will make it his particular business to see
that all animals entrusted to his care are
well taken care Of
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Hides! Hides!!

Snn0 HIDES Wanted. in exchange
COOO for goods, saddles or harness.
X. PERRY.
McCutnheovilIe, o. Jau. LIST, l647-l3.
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John Hamlin's Estate.

Notice is hereby given, that the sub
scrber has been appointed and qualified
as ADMINISTRATIVE on The estate of John
Iiamlio. late Of Wyandot county, Ohio,
deceased.
SARAH HAMLdN,
sa as .Jaminisfratrir. :
Dated at Upper Sandusky, this 22d day
OF December, lSi7-I1-3t.
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THE PIONEER.
UPPER sANDUsKY, DEC. "a, 1s47.
IN fauor Of holdngn
National Convention
IN THE CITY OF
CINCINNATI, JULY 4, 1s4s.
For Governor of Ohio.

For Governor of Ohio
JOHN B. WELLER, of Butler county,
u ho has been 10 The toar and is faporable
TO as speedy prosecution and termination on
terms satisfactory to the american peopte.
Subject to the decision of the State Conven-
ton, on the 9Th of January, 1S48.
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Como and Ride.

FENHOSE wishing to hire horses can be
accommodated by calling on the sub
scriber at j. Sells Hotel, where he keeps
his stock.
DAVID BOWSHER.
Dec. 3, 1S47--Stf.
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soLoMoN ADAMS, ESTATE.

SOLOMON ADAMS, ESTATE,
Notice is hereby given, that the snb-
soribers have been aPpointed aud qualified
as executors on tas estate of Solomon
Adams late of W. yandot county, deceased.
WILLIAM ADAMS.
EDWARD WARMER.
Executors.
U. Sandu.ky, Oct. 26, le47--3-St
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II Z LO NG e X p E c T Z ID
.A2YiUed at last!

MR., John J. IEartz who studied his pros
n fesson as physician and surgeon in
France and Germany, and has practiced
in this stale for the last IL years, has at
the many solicitation of his acquaintances
permanently located in Upper Sandnsky,
and tenders his professional services to the
public. He intends to restrict his riding
to the vicinity of this place. Persons at a
distance can consult him by bringing the
urine first ak en- in the morning, in clean
vial, particularly In long stauding or old
complaints.
He can be found at his flee, on Wyan-
dot avenue, opposite the old Indian tavern
al all times, except when absent on pro-
fessiohal business, Being able TO speak
the French, German and English langua
es, lie can consult with all.
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Come and trade!

Farmers can do we'll by purchasing
Groceries at the Blue Ball, for they will
be sold cheap and the highest price paid
for produce. Bring in your produce and
get good prices and cheap groceries.
ii. ZIMMERMAN,
Upper Sandusky, Nov. 10, 1947--6tf.
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GUARDIANS SHE

DURSU AMI TO an order OF the court OF
common pleas of Wyandot county
Ohio, shall offer for sale on the pre- nises
in Tymochtee township.in said county on
Friday the 3lst day OF December instant,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. NJ. aud
4 o'clock p. Nj. the following real estate
to wit: the west half of the west part OF
fractional section thirty one, in tow nship
one south, in range fourteen east, in the
Delaware land district in Ohio, bounded
as follows, TO wit: beginning al the south
west corner of said fraction running
thence north along the west line Of said
fraction % chains and SO links, TO the
north west corner Of said fraction; thence
east along the north line thereo of IA chains
and 20 links TO a pest standing on said
line. from whence a burr oak 20 inches in
diamater bears south SIS deg. west 62links
distant; thence south deg. so IN. east Is
chains and So links 10 a post; thence north
e5 deg. 30 M. east 10 chains 20 links TO a
post; thence south 3 deg. 80 m. east 10l
chains to post standing on he north line
oftbe Wyasdot Reservation; thence ives
along said Reservation line 20 chains aud
AZ links TO The place of beginning. eonr
laining 81 ninetystwo hnndredtbs acres.
Terms Of sale. cash in hand.
e-s ROSETTA HUBSE,
Guardian ofibe minor heir Of ) Has IIulse
deceased
Dec. lst, Is47--s-4w. $500
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HIS Table.

The table will abound with the very
bestthe country can afford, prepared IN a
manner that will suit the palate of every
one. Boarders can here find good accom>
mod atious and reasonable bills,
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.At the Store achere persons al,cays buy after
oisitsng the Cheapest Store IN his place"
sd, s. S9q> @IGA 1g@,
Court House lot, full
F.aLL & WINTER GOODS,


The PILE QUALITY
INTEREST
sell lower neighbr We
Our u IS
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GROCERIES, ,

4 n addition to the tavern, he keeps
n well selected assortment of all kinds of
Groceries. Persons wishing cheap and
good articles in this line can and will be
accommodated BY calling on the subscri-
Der.
The following is a list Of some Of the ar.
tices he has on hands:
Candies, Tobacco, Teas,
Nuts, Cigars, Coffee,
Cinnamon. Snuff, Sugar,
Pepper, Powder, Crackers,
Spice. Shot, Cakes,
Gloves, Lead, Cheese.
In fact he has nearly every thing kept in
groceries, all of which will be sold low,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-23

idosy,lcracy a5out kim. don't know eIarf;
what amelia" means by the term, ana esa
6nd /, in nv electromagnetic suppose he flsars
one ri those bumps on The mead that pfevehs Ii.
ever remaining more than three years n hi
same opinion and gives him sort OF "if'oisd Il.
s;lio,."- makes him a sort OF a head 10 Fsaylp
great party. Now, gentlemen, II This i VITA.
You call idiosynclacy, admit Mr.. CahouLta,
il 10 perit CT ;on-not only MI =. hat a co.
many OF his followers tool seems 70 pe.ra..
the whole tribe Even Mr.. llar?e seems 10 al.
i. in some small degree; he too has 1 SORT q! s.
latcd posift0n in our Legislature, and, il rspor !.
true, he is a sort OF "head 10 parry in a ersa
party" a, this time. "Amela' concludes !, !,
Amelia will see the impropriely oi calling !.
meeting al our mex, court Tor The pu.po.e :
bringing out opposition 10 Mr.. Harvic, an j.,
call upon all o. US, Wings too, 10 !a.y arop'
the standard Of Mr.. HaTve. Now he has IA
said tina, he grea, issues in the next election a..
Bank and Tarlii-iha, Mr.. HI. is The uEcompr,.
missing opponent OF those measures an Il.
Wings their advocates. Why, surely, Mess.
Editors, the gentleman must have one i. .hs,.
strange sort OF bumps himself, II he suppose, E.
Wings are such fools as 10 rally 10 The sufpos
a man opposed 10 them upon The only goa. (.
sues, as ne says, now before the people. l,s.
somewhere the other day Of a man wso exec.
all his neightors in catching fish, owing 10 (.
peculiar structure Of his fish trap. Il was 9 Al.
s:rucied as 70 catch The fish both going down.,
coming up. Probably "Amelia" has leare.
apply this great piscatory principle u po.l.,
and has 50 conirived il a 10 catch bcfn W.
and Democratic voles. But lei ne tel III se-.
ileman, il won't do II be catches any votes f.
his fish trap contriyancc it wi! be only h.
ones. BARN BURNER