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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-04-30

FENHE subscriber has for sale, at his un-
n rivalled nursery, two miles east of
McCutcheuvlle, Wyandot county, more
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-04-30

IN TONS G!NSlNG wanted for cash ca
Nv by LOCKWOOD s. GRAHAM.
Sandusky City, July 81.
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CLUBS WILL BE FURNISHED WITH

70 DO OuugIessIuHaI NegfsieF 10 Uu
The name Of no person will be entered
upon our books unless the payment of the
subscription be made in advance.
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Peace with Mexico!
DEATH OF SANTA ANNA!!!
The First Regiment of Ohio Volunteers,
have arrived at U. sandusky, at the
GROC Z II Y

or the subscriber, and through their Gus
tom, made groceries SO CHEAP that a
man can do nothing else than buy. Peo-
pie Of Wyandot and surrounding counties,
there is the place to buy. lie always
keeps a good stock on hand, which he
Sells CHEAPER than any other Grocery
this side Of suassiiioa.
Come and see his stock, consisting of the
following articles:
Rio Coffee. N. o. S0gar, Molasses,
Figs, Starch, Loaf Sugar, Raislns,
I Iiouors. Vepitian red, Caster OIL,
Tohaccos. Shot. Bears Oil,
Nuis. Powder, Turpentine
Y. II, Tea, Lead, Ropes,
And variety OF other articles that would
fill whole sheet TO ennmerate.
His Grocery is situated oo the Wyando,
Avenue, right opposite where j. McCotch-
en- formerly had his dry good store.
ANTHONY YUNCKER.
Upper Sandusky, Feb. 8, ls47.-ls,
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-04-30

"Received from A. B--dollars-
cents, for the Globe, from which ] have
deducted one per cent, and charged my
self in nv account with The General Post
Ofice with the balance. The Postmaster
of Washington city will pay that balance
to Blair L. Riyes, or TO their order on the
back Of this receipt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-12
EXTR AoRDlNyARY INDIAN CITY.

The New Orleans National, in lis sketch Of Col Don.
ghan's late remarkable expedition, gives tn follow
ing
The Navajo lniafs war Ike people have no
towns or houses lodges They live IN the upen ar 81
on horseback and remarkably wealthy having immense
herds Of horses cattle, and sheep. They celebrated
for their intelligence and gnod order They tfoal Their
with great attention. consider them equals aud
relieve them from The dndg, r, OF monlal work. They
are handsome. well made and in every respect highly
civilized people, being, nation Of a higher order Of
beings than the mass 81 their neehhors. the MeNlcans-
About the time Col Danphsn made his treaty dlys-
ion 81 his command entirely 81 PROVISIONS and
the Navajos supplied lis wants with borality p,r-
ton Of The command returned Ia GUYANA. MaJar i'll
pins Command, together with tol. Duniplan wont L.
the city Of the s1ma Indians llyug On III, Re plsoow
which Is supposed 10 ht q hanoh Of Tho IL, a. adt a
treaty d peace bet aeca tie Suas and NaY1l,s and the
returned To the lo Del Notie
These Samas. unlike The NaFaJes I've in ci, .ron.
tsinIug, probably GOO inhabitants. Wbo support lh,m
selves entirely by agriculture
The city Is one ollie mosl oHtaadlua, in the world
II is divided into iour sd squares having buf Two street
crossing MS centfe At right angles All the hudin ar
two story high, eompls,d Of sun burn buek 1he nfs
story presents solid wall tie street and Is 80 ,.rc
led that each house pins until fourth OF he city
may be said 10 be building. IL second stories rse
from tins vast SOLID structure. To dsrHais each
house leaving rfam - walk upon the rof IT the ff sn
~ between each budlag The inhabitants Of Sumal
enter Tie second sary II their buildings by ladders which
they draw up at night. dolcncr agsn, any enemy
'hai might be pruwling aba L. this eli, MAS seen
some ihlriy Al1no Indians, Who I've ne doubt given
rse 10 The story thar there is living IN The Rocky noun
iains Tribe Of white aboHgioes The discovery Of this
city d The sumal will Afford the curious specula
lions among thpse who have lnnged searched IN vain
or city Of the Indians who possessed The manners and
HABITS d the Aziecs. No Doubt We have here race lv
ing as did that people. when Corlez entered Mexico
II isa remarkable fact that The Sumalans have since
lie spanards left the country, refused have inter
course with the modern Mexcans. booking upon them
a. an inferior peope, They have as driven fm amunp
them the priests and other digmiaues who iorncrl,
bad fower then and rosnmed habits and manner,
Of their own. Their Great Chief or Governor beioa
the e1s and religious head. The country ruund
the cry OF snmais cultivated With great deal Of care
and affords feed NIL only for the inhabitants but for arp,
fltcks Of cattle aud sheep.
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II I'll arlonl IL nlng concern !.

T. I'll trienl II NAY concern
TEsIE circuit superior eouri Of law and ehaneery i0i
4 The county Of Abemsle and State 81 Virginia, pro
naaneea decree Oh The 22nd day If May. ls41. in
elaneery cause pending in said court IN which Ipes h.
Stroud aud Hag Stroud are plaintiffs, and HIM. fob
PRISON. admir- Of lames Stroud. dec'd.. SAMUEL Har
dug. Tho1las u cod aud Egbef X Watson, and John
Ball ndui'r oi Inn Stroud deed, defendants, by
winch was among other things. ordered. that one oi
the commissioners II said court take account OF all
claims outstanding against the estate Of James Stroud
deed before doing - however, he shall, by advertise
ment for least months, IN the Lynchburg Virgin
lan National lntegencef and newspaper publish
ID IN New Castle. Of Wilmington, Delaware, notify all
persons holding claims seainsi said estate, that unless
they present and prove them befuc him, before
given daf the court will proceed TO decree distribution
Of the Of the estate and such notice will be held
bar 10 any future attempt 10 assert their claims and
tho said advertisement shall contain similar notice and
warning all persons other than the parties 10 this suit,
who may claim TO be distributes Of the estate Of the in
fesiaie.e
Now therefore the undersigned. COMM ssioner Of the
said court has fixed his office In Charlottesville. Virgin
IA, the place, and Tuesday, the 2ls day Of Sepem
ber ISL the Time for performing the duties required
Of him by the above mentioned Decree at which place,
and before which day all persons, (oher than the
above mentioned parties 10 the suit who NAV claim 10
e distributes Of James Stroud decd and all persons
@haeyer who may hn claims against the estate OF the
said James Stroud deed hereby notified and warn
ed Ia prove their respective claims, and his notice will
be held bar 10 any future attempt TO assert the
Given under my hand this 18th day Of June, ls47
NM. j. ROBERTSON, Comm'r
IN ehancery Of circuit superior court
Of law aud chancery, Tor Albemarle co.
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AN AFFECTING SCENE.

Lieut. Talbot. who WAS with Col. Fremont through
all MS troubles ~ California. has published letter IN
The ~ lous Union narrang the which occurred
and The difficulties which had TO be- surmoune1 Com
Ing Ia the lnsurreetinn headed by Peo the brother Of the
soveTnor. Pio Pco and passing over his ral an, ets
termination 70 death, ior breaking his parole. find the
sutgnned description Of an interesting aud touching
There was no time To lose the hour Of 2 next day
was bAed Tor the execution. II was II o'clock and
chancod 10 be IN the Ioonel's room vi hen lady viii,
group OF children followed by many other ladies' hurs,
INTO The room, throwing themselves upon their knees
aud crying Tor mercy ior the father and husband II
WIS the wife and children and friends of pco Never
did hear such accents OF grief Never did witness
81 agonzlng scene. turned away my eye for could
not look al 1t, and soon heard from Col Fremont whose
hear was never formed 10 resist such IA scene the hea
seny word Of pardon.
Then the tumnlt Of feeling took a different iurn-
JOY and gratitude broke out filled the room with iene
dletons, and spread 10 those without To finish The
scene, The condemned man was brought in and then
saw The whole impnlsiyeness aud fire of the SmnI,,
character when excited by some powerful emotion lie
had been calmn composed and almost silent under his
rial aud condemnation, bat at the word pa ron 81 I'm
OF nreiuons feeling burst forth. aud throwing himself al
Tue ieei oil Col Fremont, he swore 10 him an eternal
deity and demanded the priyil ge Of going with him
and dying for him.
.But it was mol all over vet with Col Fremont Hi,
own men required the death of Pieo--he had done 81
uch harm and IN FAC! WIS the heart of the insnrrec-
lion in that district, ard had broken his parole The Col
ohe1 went among thom and Gained the terment In his
owne camp. Hequieted his men. but Others who
mol there have since cried for the execution of pico
ana made ms pardon an accusation against Col Fremont
ne pacied stale OF the country will answer the accsa.
tion and show that it was case in which policy and
humanity went together
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GEN. TAYLOR AND HIS SOLDIERS

The attachment which Gen. Taylors soldiers feel ia,
him is illustrated by the following anecdoe told by The
New Orleans Picayune:
few days since volunteer lust returned from the
war stopped at the office Of friend of ours 10 ask some
question IN regard TO the locality of the city Whilst
Standing at the door il commenced rainnp Orr friend
invited the soldier in, and highly delighted with
The intelligent and ready replies he made to Inquiries con.
corning The country through which he had passed As
he was about 10 leave friend asked him if he could do
him any service-that he native of the city, and
would be glad to serve him in any way. The
older answered that ne wanted nothing but was
as much obliged to him Tor his kind off,r as though he
had had occasion to profit by it, lie then bowed and
left but he had scarcely gone fifty yards before he re-
turned as though he had forgot something. Approach
Ing our friend he saidStranger you have promised ID
do me favor If should ask oie" ..Cerainly,n was
the reply, 'and AN ready do so now" Not now -
sind the soldier "but you will olige me it. when the
time cones you will vote for the old man,
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POE TICAI.


ct Mrs. ABBY.
Well, my ia aghter !, msrried The popular prints
Arc fun OF her bushes, her blonde aud her beauty
And my intimate friends drop ne delicate hints,
That my poor timid gid Is a victim to da,,
They talk about interest. mammon and pride,
And the evils attending worldly ronncx,on
How little they know the heart Of the bride
She always bent a match Of affection.
Dear girl, when irnplored her fond lover TO hear
At the mention Of settlements how she troubled
Sir Nicholas offered two thousand year,
But she would moi "a, se. I'LL the doubled
Still she chung to her home, still her cyeds wet.
But the sight Of the diamonds ed her deleenn,
They brilliant in lusire, and s,,lishls set,
And she sighed her eunscn, TO a match Of sacction
really want language the goods TO set forth,
Tha, my lose-strieken EmIna has gained by her
mage,
A mansion in London, seat in the north
A service Of plate, and separate carriage.
On her visiting hist countless iashionists stand
Her srdrobe may challenge Partisan inspection
A box at the opera awaits her command
What comforts abound IN a match Of affection
Some thought Captain Coulc, lad her Young heart,
He csrtainl, haunted our ratiio. last stsspns
Encouragement. also, sir seemed to impar
Hut sober and quiet esteem wa the reason.
Wien wooed TO beoome rieh haronet's wiie.
Thu captain received deeided reieeiion
sshc should Lope friend 10 tetan Inn through lite,
But she just had agreed to match o. Affection
Some say thai Sir Nicholas owns 10 three srore,
That he only exists amidst qusrfols and ciamor
That he lets lis fac live tlondless and poor
That lac hears feasen and never speaks grammar
HIT, lda,. A., /, A tn, Iftta Hind al
Ills off II, p STARTING erection
And dear Emns thenf nan, her taste nay deem odd,
Would have died, had We thNatted her match Of alice
tim
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MI srRL>E 3 sr.MnER GOODS
Nl.DA E

{. W. LOVE,
II ht Old Stand If ,HcIrcr & Lore,
EAol Id respectfully inform his friends aud The
w public generally thar bei- nov receiving his
SPRING SuPpLh OF NEW GOODS,
Ia Which he would call Their attention. assuring them b.
Viii sell and make 10 order cheap any house in tbt
place. All lac asks an examination OF his stock among
which they will find the following articles
lloley 5 hesl black and blue Cloths,
snnoui's d. do do do
Fngltsh, Trench y German do do Of various colors,
Buley besl black CassIncres.
Brhotl s do do do
English, French and German Caslmeres various colors
Best English aud French black Salins
SILK Cashmere, Aclyotcen aud other Ntsiings
Pocket and Neck landkochirs. Suspcndels Gloves an,
in fact, every thing usually kept IN such house.
April LIS {. w. LOVE.
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July Pm
HOtSE.l.sD LOp LyLY.NY'IfBUItt,, IT PUBLIC
SALE

1 CITING under and rs Trustee "a doed Of Trust,
N executed on the 9Th day of October, lsi6, by
James Gouldn aud Harriet HI. wife, and of record in
the Clerks oli-e Of the Hastings Court for the Gorpo-
ration ol lynchbnrs, sud at the request OF said Gonldn
and wife, shall SILL On Friday. the 23rd day Of July
ISL the PREMISES at Public Auction, 10 the hi chest
bidder. The House and Lot conveyed in said deed
Of Iusl, lying and being 7lh street. Lynchburg.-
The lo containing 10 feet front and extending back that
width 81 feet, alJJngng the lots Of Lindsey b Padg
eli, and olihe heirs Of Joshua r. Holmes. deed. There
good house aud garden on the lot the whole form
ng comfortable family re,i lonce
ItaNs.of sALE.-One thhd Of the purchase money
cash IN handthe residue in equal nsalmenls at nnd
u months, bonds with good personal security, neso
table notes vel endorsed being required and tho ills
withheld as farther surety, liable to be resold in
Of default Of payment. DAVID T.. SPENCE.
July 5-wl23J Trustee
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|DR.lE ROYS'
Vegetable Universal

TIE only kHoul Medicine that Of the same tim. p,a.
pmifes and strengthens the sysie,n. So
Certificates from distinguished Physicians
Erfract from letter ,rrien by Dr. Gregoru Tr,do
Presiding Physcinl Of the Fleet street Hospital
LONDON, July Eth. ls46
DR. lie Rows Pills are a ne y medicine which b,, ,n.,
pesed and last taking the places OF all others the s,n
class These pills composed OF ingredients bur tn.
tSo pnei pal ones Sasaallla and Wild Cherry So mi,
thai they act together the one, through its adm1tre with
other substances purify and pureing, while other .
strengthening the >ystm Thus those pills the ,,ms
time tonic and openings desderatnm long and eagerly ,ogb
for by Medical mem but never before discovered II
words they do the work medicines and do il much b,
ter than any Two we know of Tor they Ting o
the system but impurities; that while they purg. Ii, p,
lowed by no reaction DIR. lie Roy's Pills have wonderful
influence on the blood they not only purify without neaken
ing it. but they all noAious cles the c, ~
fore into ld, thus make impure blood an MT,
nposbility. As there is dehiation, so Their. !, @
sickness attending the operations of this mo ~.
celent oil Medicines which never strains tortures the a.
gcstive functions, but them to work in peri,cl
natural manner, AMI hence persons taking them do not b
pale aud eaeiatcd but the contrary; for Will. il .
the property OF the Sarsaparilla united with o,be, IN
gradients, to all that foreign and impure is eon,
the proper the " i'd Cheny 10 r,tain ali II Al *
and sound; and hence robust safe OF health the c.
result Of their united operations.
Cettifeate from Sir James Ctuh, The eminent EagEl
Physician.
'EDr lie Roy Vegetable Universal Pills ~ say. IN. ,
braed Sir James ark ''pr omiscs fair in great
exclude the necessity OF the lancet Tor the prevent too
fitness o blood by forcing from the chyc all impure
winch Otherwise be converted INTO fluid.
the res, and the blood which formed under their pn
must from the nature Of their principal component paris ~
pure and healthy. L. my private practice have .xcnas
neari, every other raartic their favor and the NOR,
use them the more my confidence IN their virtues confirm
ed. They unite extremes which heretofore cousJs,
paradoxieal by the faculty that is, they senptb.,
pargaFe and purifying tonic; hence they may at all ,ns
be administered without hazard, matter how VII ~
biated the patient may heinasmnch their conse,, IT.,
properties preci ely in the ratio OF their pugay, en,
50 that white they eHaenae the bowels in the thorough
manner, they also strengthen and tone them.
Sole Agent Tor lynchbulg DIR, d. r. LYMAN
May 3l-w2m ~
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$50 Ere WARD,

lNAN Ah from The subscriber. living at Glade
IL Hill, Franklin county Va. ten miles ca Il Of Rocky
Mount on the 9th June, very bright muatto boy $50
white he would paas for white boy, II not known to be
a slave.) named
l. E WIS
with white hair, blue eyes and two or three upper teeth
ro'ted ont IN 'front.' with fine voice and rather Goik
ken, ii OF II years of age Had on when he lefi an
old black Russia fur hat, brown ,Ieans rock coat and
"hhe pants. All persons are hereby arwamed against
employing or harbouring said boy will rive $40 If he
Is confined IN any Jail, that get him. or $40 if dey
ed 10 me at Glade HILL 'e'''
July 5--w6t b + RIlES NJ ~
T. > i believe that some white person has deceived
nun away from nc and Tor the, pqrehensi m of sud
person and boy, $50, will be given. B. r.
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gsrUss and From EOHtsJiy.

i AT the Ph@niN Foundry to advantage, Tor want OF
the means necessary lor that purpose have made ar
rangenenls vita Baghy CnnshaW. by Which am
10 he furnished by them with the necessary means. and
consequently from and after This date all work duno AT
sald Foundry will he for heir benefit
shall continue h carry all the branches Of b mess
connected with the Foundry, in Brass and Iron, and
general
{ II \ T. Il / : | \ T. s s.
and would respectfully solicit continuance OF the patron
age so literally bestowed ON me heretofore
II Is hardly necessary 10 say any hing with regard to
The work flushed this establishment having already
established reputation 10 liberal share Of pat
ronage.
Feb. Pts A. g. DABNFY.
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June 2S-w iw

rules held in the clerks office oil the circuit
n court of law and chancey, for the county Appomat-
toN, the 7h day OF June, 1917
Obadiah C. Jenkins and sally his WIFE and sham Still
and Polly his wife, Painti ifs
against
joel Watkins Sherfoi Appomatox county, and as such
administrator dc bons OF Edmund W ebb decd the same
joel Watkins Sheriff aore and, and administrator de bons
of William Webb, decd the same joel atkins sheriff
aforesaid and administrator dc b1nis James bb
Decd Abraham ebb, Robert T. " ebb, Thomas obb and
Henry ebb also, John ID. Patterson, administrator Of
William Patterson, decd the said John H. Patterson Robert
IT Clair the husband and William st { air John r. lair
aud Samuel 81 Clair children OF Lucy Clair decd john
81 Clan and Elizabeth his wife heirs law sand lillian
Patterson, deed, Defendants;
In CHANCERY.
The Defendants John st. Clair and Elizabeth his wife
Samuel st Clair and Henry Webb, having their
Appearance and given security according ohe act of Assembly
and the rules OF this court and appearing that they
inhabitants ol tins commonwealth the Paln-
tn by counsel 1t is ordered the said Defendants John
Clair and Elizabeth his wife Samuel St CLAIR and Henry
Webb, do appear here the first Monday September
at thu rules 10 be holden Tor said Co and the bill
OF the Plaintiffs, and that copy this order be forthwith in-
t"d in newspaper published in the town Injury
Tor two months successfully and posted the OF the
eontt-housc n tins county. \ eopyTeste
Jay 5-N2m HENRY T. BOCoCK CHI
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I opy-Teste.
RIO. \. SCOTT, ID. c

The parties, interested in the foregoing decree, arc
hereby notified that have appointed Thursday the 9TH
day Of August next, for taking the directed by
SAID decree IL which time they required attend AT
the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery Tor the county Of Franklin, with their
vouchers and Court papers prepared for settlement.
RIO. A. SCOTT, Spc. Comr.
June oS--M lN
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Plaintiff,
against
JGilliam NJ, TALLER and Samuel NJ Garland, admin
siraiors of David : Garland, deed Jane H. Garland,
widow Of the said David :. Gaand aud the " IL
liam NJ " aller and Sally his wife, late Sally Garland
Gustayus \. Rose aud Ann : his wife, late Ann 5. Gar
land John p. Cobbs and Jane NJ his vie, late Jane NJ
Garland. Ulam H. Garland, Edward A. Cabell and
Mary II. his wife. late Mary K. Garland Samuel NJ.
Garland, Patrick H. & Rand Caroline Garland, Iandon
{. Garland. and Louisa f. his wife, and Alice c. Cll,
George h Cabell, David ;. g. Cabell and Lewis b. Ca
bell Inc four last infant ,hldren and heirs Of Eliza v
Cabel, decd, late Eliza v Garland. BY David Rodes
their guardian ad Item. Samuel Garland A. Robertson
4 Co, and John l.. Hairs, Defendants,
IL CH.ScERy.
This on this day to BIZ heard upon the pa
pers formerly read and the report Of Charles Perow,
Commissioner for selling certain real estate. under the
decreia order Of the 10Th day of October si3, 10 which
there is exception. and argued by counsel. On
consideration whereof the court doth confirm all the sales
reported by the said Commission but realns al this
time from confirming that part Of the report, whereby the
Commissioner claims offset against monies IN his hands,
debts due himself alleged from the estate Of Jesse
ClarksDn, deed. And The Court doth oror that Ster-
ling Claiborne and John Thompson ir, who are hereby
appointed receivers IN the canse do Withdraw the sale
bonds and Of sale referred in said report aud
collect the monies due upon the same, aud report their
proceedings 10 the Court happening to the Court that
will he necessary take of the debts due
from the estate Of Jesse GARRISON decd which are be
paid out Of the fund when collected the Court doth order
that II be referred TO Of the Commissioners oi this
Court, 10 take account Of the transactions Of the Com
missioner, Charles Perrow, touching the collections made
by han. Also, account Of the debts due from the
tate OF Jesse Clartsln, decd. all which accounts The
said Commissioner will take state and SETTLE and make
report thereof 10 the Court with any matter specially
ted deemed pertinent by himself, or required by the par
lies 10 be 50 stated
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Nalaalain Nail Works.

I'VE subscriber having heeh appointed Agent for The
sale OF The 'Manakn Nails respectfully informs
public. that he is receiving and will keep con
Santiy ON hand, At his store on the Canal opposite the
tuole ware House. fall aud complete assortment Of
these Nails, embracing all the various sizes in Use
ms Factory having been recently erected aud all Gifts
Machinery being and of the most modern and appro
we'd description Is capable of making Nails equal in qaal
lty Ia that of any other establishment in the country
dealers are assured that no effort the part Of the pr
eh Propuetors, VII be wanting To furnish such Nails
VIII fully meet their wants. and good terms rs any
other Factory can supply them Of similar quality
r. b. TYLER.
Richmond, Va. April II, lSH.--5m