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OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.

We publish to-day the Official Dispatches Of
Major General Scott. They give detailed ac-
count of the several engagements in and near the
city Of Mexico. The reader will learn from
these dispatches the limited number Of our for.
ces in Mexico, as well as the laacious statements
of theedtor Of the Official Organ al Washington.
The victories of Gen. Scott are amongst The
most brilliant military achievements in the world.
Few instances are found in history where 5000
men, met and conquered IN enemy Of five times
their number, and entered and took possession of
walled city containing two hundred thousand
Inha6Itants; yet such is the result of the opera.
tlons at the city of Mexico. Too much praise
cannot be bestowed upon the valiant officers and
men engaged in these several battles. All that
it was possible for men to achieve has been ac.
complished. A handfu! of men, in the heart of
an enemy's country, has went on, "ConQuering
and TO conquer" Battle afer baule has been
fought, city after city taken possession of, until
the Capital Of the Mexican nation yielded TO an
army Of sir thousand men, and the American flag
was raised over ''the halls of the MOntezumas +"
But here our praise must stop; here candor
-Compsts US to stop. In the language Of Holy
Writ, Thus far may ye go, and no larther."--
The course Of the NATIONAL Elective, iD refer
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SINGLE DISTRICTS.

1t is amusing TO listen 10 the caierwaul raised
by the LOcofoco press al The suggestion Of some
Wing journals that the mex. ApPOr,ionment Of the
State, for Legislative purposes, should be by sin.
gle districts. Say these worlhies, It's unconsli.
lutionoll What a strict perception Of constiIu-
tional legislation these Locoiocos haycl When
they controlled the legislation Of the State, II was
constitutional TO attach Carroll 10 Jefferson coun.
ty, and give the twain tOo Representatives. to
attach Tuscarawas 10 Holmes, aud give those
counties ttsO Representatives. to form district,
with three Representatives, Of the counties Of
Cermont, Brown and Clntonl 10 d:sfranchise
Prebe county, by attaching her 10 Butlerl In
short, wherever Wing county could be render.
ed hel pess, by attaching il 10 one, two, or three
Locofoco counties, it was strictly constitutional
to consummate the deedl Wing counties had no
right to voice in the LcgisIatureI But now
the other "ox is gored!" llwould be a most fla.
grant violation Of the constitution 10 divide Ham.
iIton county into four Representative districts, OF
Richland into trUOl Butwhy would it be uncon.
s,itutionall Would it disfranchise any of the
voters Of those countiesl Would it interfere
with that important principle, in free governments,
that representation and taxation should 60 hand
in hand!" Would it, in any manner, interfere
with the rights of the people! We cannot see
that it would. Then, why would it tbeunconstitu.
ionall 1t would probably enable the Wings Of
those counties 10 be heard in the Legislature, and
forsooth, lessen the quantum Of piOus members
from The city Of Cincinnati. Hence its uncon-
slilutionaIiry in The eyes of LocoGocoisml Hence
an upporlionment by single districts borders on
infamy Verify, these LocoGocos are hard to
head on constitutional quesliOns
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-26
Road NeIics.

Notice Is hereby given. that petition will b
presented 10 the eomn.-sioEsTs oi Caroi county,
iI their next ress0U IN December, 1871, for an a.
Grafton IN . State road rstIng from Lees1utgh 10
New Cuuhehsnd, commonly dsnomlnstsj "Ihe
roud 70 SJs,H-' HI" commencing Al :hP north end
of .he lane tplwaen the lands Of George Barrek
and Joseph Pearch, hence iu north vest dirHU-
.ioa sou.h OF Zons Church, dsnomIno,sd 's;hs In.
ibrr5n Church. thence 70 inters-cl the sforeself
toad near whore the line, bslwoen lie lands o.
Iorare BeIkuap snd Edward Richardson cr7ssss
The yi0resard fUs1. MANY PETITIONERS.
NoverIInr s. lgA7--A-5t
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thrown away BY being employed ou a farm. 'iIs
useless 10 speak Of "lalsnIs buried 10 tbs eorh"
by dayouug them 70 the cultivation Of lhs pro.
duclons Of nature. Farming is as susceptible Of
improvement as any oiher branch Of iu.usiry.-
Let the education und lalen, be devoted 10 the i'm
proyemeni Of agriculture that IS bestowed upon
olher branches Of science, and fifty years hence
this country would b9 so much changed that the
angels Of heaven would fail 10 recognise NJ No
other field Of science, ul this time, presents 50
fruitful theme for the scientific mind. The up.
pIicalion and uses Of lime; the nature and quail
" Of the manure most beneficial 10 different soils;
the improvement Of Implements the most uppro-
we'd system Of cultivation; the raising and treat.
ment Of stock; the culture Of fruit, in Ihe orchard
and fruii.garden, and innumerable other imPor'
lanl topics present themselves to the eOnsidsra'
lion Of the farmer, and furnish abundant food lor
the most highly educated mind.
The idea thar farming is not respectable is ri
war with the dictates Of common sense, and a yir'
tua nfrac,ion Of the Divine injunction that man
should gain a subsistence "by the sweat Of hi'
face" When men Of education and science turn
their attention 10 the improvement Of agriculture
when the well disciplined mind resorts 10 The
cultivation Of the earth as the most honorable
profession known 10 man; then, indeed, will far
ming become respectable, and the wilderness b,
made 10 blossom as the rose" If the signs 0
the times do not deceive US, that day is not ia
distant.
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SEEEREEF's SALE.

Py virtue of a writ OF Alias Fl. Fa issued out Of
the court o: common pleas OF Carroll county, Ohio,
and to me directed, will offer Tor sale at tie house
OF Frederick Crssman, in Brown township. Carroll
county, on the Ist day OF December next, at twelve
O'Clock, M. OF said day, the following personal
property. to wit: one two horse wagon, one black
horse creature, three milch cows, seveny.fve (75l
bushels Of wheat, one hundred and fifty $50 bush.
els OF ears of corn, eight head OF sheep, three hog
and twenty acres OF wheat in the ground. Taken
in execution and will be sold by
E. MCGUIRE, Sheriff
November 10. I847-6-2t Pr. fee 81.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-26

The public is reminded b. The New York EI-
press, that IN the Congress which is TO assemble
on the 6Ih Of The nexi month, srery nszaJer Of
The House Of Representatives. has been chosen b.
single disriris, Tor the first time, We believe,
since the organization of The National Govern.
mentin i7e9. For this reform the nation IL 10.
debled to ths Wing Congress Of le4i-'42. their
political opponents having since abandoned their
attempts to rapCal the law, aud The States Of New
Hampshire, Georgia, Mississippi uHd Missouri,
which Of first resisted il, and illegally eeclej
their Representatives bygeneratcke', have final
ly found the system so popular with the penple Of
those States that their respective Legislature have
permitted the general law To 20 into effect by a:
DOPING the District system, and their Repr=sen.
iauyes 10 Congress have been elected under At.
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Road Notice.
Nov. g. Is47

Notice is hereby given tha, there will be petition
presented to the commissioners Of Carroll county,
Ohio, al their December session, le47 praying for
resurvey Of 50 much Of the road leading through Ne
and southwark as lies between the north
end OF the lane that divides the lands OF Thomas
George and Joshua Marshall, in Fox township, and
the house Of John McCallister, deceased. Tie true
course Of thst portion Of said road has become un-
certain BY reason Of the removal Of the monuments
by which said road was originally designated.
MANY PETITIONERS.
November 5, l847-4-yt.
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that petition will be pre-
sen,ed to the commissioners Of Carol! county Ohio,
at their December session. lS47 Tor the alteration Of
a road from Malvern southwestwGray down the south
side Of Sandy Creek, commencing ior said alteration
at the bridge across Sandy Creek at said town thence
by the streets thereof southwest at or near the south
west corner Of the town plat and thence the nearest
and bes, way, crossing Pipes Fork Of Sandy below
Wallis saw.mill, through lands Of said Vail, John
Reed and others, intersectng the present travelled
road on the lands Of said Reed PETITIoSLRs.
November 8, lS47-4-5t
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-26
Carrollton, Ohio, Nov. 26, l847.
Estate Of John GOdlieb WetzeI.

Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qupfrd as executor on the
estate of John Gtdeb WrtzrI, late ot CtuoII co, 0
deceased. All persons indeorrd 10 said estate are
required to make immediate payment. and those
having claims against the same, will present them,
legally proven, iorst ttiement. within one year from
this date LEONARD HARSH, Ex'rx.
November 26 1847
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-26

THANKSGIVING DAY.-Yesterday was the day
appointed by Governor Bebb for Thanksgiving
and Prayer. Our business prevented US from
keeping it as sacred as we should have done; but
as it was an important epoch in our lives, we feel
disposed 10 be thankful.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-26
T. w. COLLIER,
JOHN PORTER.
Carrolltou, Nov. 90, l847.

0rThe subscriber would respectfully inform
those indebted to him, that he will require them
to come forward and pay off without delay
He will attend at the Law office of EcKLEY &
DAVIS, two doris south Of Gen. Stidger's Store,
until the lst of January, for the purpose Of set.
iling up his business. He hopes that he will
not be compelled to resort TO coercive means
in order TO prevail on those interested to do him
justce-but, if necessity requires, he will not
be backward in requiring the aid Of the proper
officers 10 assist him.
T. w. COLLIER.
Carrolton, Ohio, Nov. 26, I847.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-26
DAMAGE BY A PRINTERS MISTAKE.

In Rochester, N. Y, there are two Langwor-
lhy's, father and son. The first is L. B. Lang
worthy, Democrat, and till lately, The collector
of The port. The son is S. B. ,LangwOrthy. a
Wing, who signed call for an AMI Texas meet
ing. In setting up the call the comPositor mis-
took S. for L., and the error escaped correction
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-26

CONNECTICUT SENAToR-The Governor Of Con.
necticut has appointed The Hon. Roger S. Bald.
win to fill The vacancy in the United States Sen
ale occasioned by the death Of Senator Hunting
ton. Mr.. Baldwin is man of eminen; abilities.
and filled many public posts with great honor.
The appointment, it is said, gives universal salts.
faction among the Wings of Connecticut.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-26
straYcl or ssO!cn.

Lett the subscriber one mile west of We'lsvile,
Columtilna county, on the night OF Sunday the
gath Of October, gray horse, ten years old, thr.
teen hands high, heavy noded. He vas raised S
miles southwest OF CarrolIton, was used At the time
he lett the subscriber at earring on the Railroad
ANY information that will aid the subscriber to find
said horse will be literally rewarded,
HENRY MCGUIRE.
Loli, Carroll Co, O., November Y, I847.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-26

EXTRAORDINARY RISE INTHE MIAN1.-On Mon
day night at dark the Miami was lorded at this
place, and on Tuesday morning at daylight it
was over its banks and overfowiDg the bottoms.
Il must have risen 10 or l2 feet 'plumb water"
in as many hours. Such sudden flush of water
is not in the memory of the 'oldesl inhabitants. "
Dduton Journal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-26

The uKpsl lsf-Ia r- borough - CsT0 i'o7. Car
foli eousIy, Oan, are h-i- no. ted, ihsi have
received the dup estr Of li- isxss of the present
yssr, md th.ti 81. egalu~Hes y1.lpclag ihs same
On Monday, 4s e'h day u D-c-u.1sr, A. y. 1917
THs Fate o. lsArs are - ioii4us. VIZ. On Nam
street. an assessment Of Two nir.s ard uroH al
other r-xaA- pioDruy sad .-T0l d. one t-fl Oh
eseh Do. ar vR'Uaion.
JOHN EBESOLE, Borough Marsha.
NovruilnF Ig IE4T-g-R,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-26

DIED, on the 9th OF November. l647. at the
residence of her grandfather, Mr.. James Thomp-
son, Of Richmond, Ohio, Mrs. PHE9E DoUGHER.
TY, wife Of DR.. ]. E. Dougherty, Of HooksIown,
Pennsylvania, and daughter Of W. r. Thomp-
son, Of Amsterdam, in the 22d yearor her age.
Mrs. Dougherty, when she left her husband in
Pennsylvania, about six weeks previous TO her
death, for the purpose Of visiting her friends in
Ohio, was in excellent health. She was taken
sick on her return home, and inalew days brought
TO contemplate death as a reality, near al hand.
That christian hope which, for years had been
her comfort and solace, was now firmly fixed on
the rock of ages. The sting of death was reno.
we'd. She remarked to her former pastor, who
visited her a short time before she died, death
has no terror noD TO me-" By nature happily
constituted for social enjoyment, aud blessed with
many endeared relatives and friends, at The man.
date OF her Redeemer, she could cheeriuly re.
sign them all. Heaven had far stronger aurac.
lions. The immediate presence of her Saviour
and the communion Of saints made perfect.
THE well loved form, now cold and dead,
Each mournlul thought employs;
And nature weeps her comforts fed,
And withercd all her joys.
Hope looks beyond the bounds Of time,
When what we now depore,
Shall rise in full, immortal prime,
And bloom 10 fade no more" W. 7. A.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-26

MAJOR john P. GAMEs.-We are rejoiced to
state, says the Cincinnati Chronicle, that this gal
liant officer and true Wing has at length reached
home. He came up from Louisville on Monday,
and landed at point convenient to his residence
in Boon county, Kentucky. Joyfully will he be
welcomed by his neighbors, who, during his per-
ilous absence, honored him with high and re-
sponsible place in the councils of The nation.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-26

WELLER AND VlcToRY,-A Locofoco co,em-
porary raises the flag of "WeIIer and Victory"
The former gentleman is a new candidate for The
Gubernatorial chair of Ohio; but we have some
faint recollection of having met with the latter
parsonage before. 1t seems 10 US that he was al
tachee of one Davy Tod in by-gone days. If
his career with his associate should prove as un-
appreciated as al former times, we opine that he
will be u wind broken secd, with none SO poor
as 10 do him reverence.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-26

The partnership heretofore rNsung under ~
i'm Of CEisLE K DUSILDsoN. 10 tie tailoring busi-
ie-s. hss teen Dissolved by mutual o0aseni Al
ielts tus lhe ale firm are b- paid % p. Ge.gef,
PAUL ]. GElGER.
ROBERT DONALDSON.
CarrnIl,nn Nnvenller 10 lht--G-af
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-26

ANOTHER SENATOR DEAD.-The Hon. Mr..
Swift, United States Senator elect from Vermont,
died at his residence in that Stale, few days
since
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-26
Attachment Notice.

At my instance an attachment was issued on the
9Th of November, l847, by Joshua D. Patton, JUS
tice Of the Peace of Centre township Carroll coun-
ty, against the property and effects Of Matthew H.
Roach, an absent debtor. DAVID WATT.
November II, l747--5-St.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-26
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Bv virtue of a writ Of Alias FL Fa. issued out o
the court OF common pleas OF Carroll county, Ohio,
and to me directed, will otTeI Tor sale at he court
house door in CarrolIlon, on the 30h day OF No
vemher, inst, at ten O'Clock, A. NJ of eaid day.
the following personal properly, 10 wit: one two
horse wagon, one buggy, Two horse creatures, and
TWO sets Of horse gears. Taken in execution and
will he soid by, -. E. McMUlRE. Sheriff.
November 10, l8i7-6-2t. Pr. fee ST..
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-26
Estate of IOhn Earn.

Notice Is hereby given hat the undersigned has
been appointed administrator, the estate Of John
Esrp' late oi Carroll county, Ohio, decd All per
sons indebted 70 said estate are required 10 make i'm
metiete payment, and these having claims to present
them for settlement according to law, within one ysGr
from this GATE.
JAMES HERINGTUN, Admir-
November !, ls47-5l-3t.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-26
Notice.

A. NY instance en- attachment was issues BY /.
S Ross, e Justice Of the Pesce, Of Brown town
ship, Carroll county, against the property and et-
fects Of William Coleman, an absent debtor Da-
ted this 81 day OF November ls47.
JOSEPH B. TIDBALL.
Nov. 8 ls47.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-26
The state Of Ohio, Carroll county, e.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Jgmes Hutson
V. Ir Partition.
Ir Partition
John Hu.son, e. els.

TIE said Elizabeth Stevens, John Stevens, Jobu
HL,son, Barbara Hutson, Susanna Norris, Jamss
Morris, Sarah Peckam, Joseph Peckarn, Juian Hut
son, viii take notice that petition filed against
them Oh the I'd day Of November, A. D. lS47, in ths
court Of common pleas, by James HLtson, and 10
now pending, wherein the said James Hutsgn Do
mcnts partition Of the following real estate To wit:
the vest hall Of the southwest quarter 0! section
thirty, in township thirteen, Of range four, eZCeD!
ten acres Of the north end Of said half quarter, de-
scriyed Is fellows: t"enty chains on the north fys
chains yn TIE east twenty chains on the south and
FIVE chains on the west Also part Of the wes; half
Of the we,. half Of the northwest quarter Of section
twenty in township thirteen Of range four, de-
scribed as follows: ten acres of the north end Of
said half quarter, bounded follows twenty chains
On the north, FIVE chains the east. twenty chains
on the south FIVE chains the west and At the next
term O! said court application will be made by the
said James HUtson, for an order that partition may
be made OF said premises. JAMES HUTSON.
By EcELEY DAVIS his Attoraeys
November l2, l847-5-6t. Pr. fee So 80.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-26

MARRIED. on the 23i inst, by the Rev. w.
McCL!NrocK. all Of Carroll county, Ohio.
On the 10Th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Whitaker,
Mr.. JAMES PATTON 10 Miss AGlGALE COLLINS.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-26

GIVE learn, by an exchange paper, that the
Hon. John Quincy Adams has arrived at his
winter residence in Washington CRY, prePsra'o.
ry to entering upon his duues Is u member Of
Congress.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-26

LoUIsIANA.-The New Orleans Bulletin says
the Wings have carried both branches Of the
Louisiana Legislature. Thibodeaux, Wing, is
elected 10 Congress by over 60O majority.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-26

A NEW REMEDY FOR THE CURcULIo.-A Phila.
dephia subscriber states that Two plum trees, un.
der each Of which couple Of barrow fus Of
fresh horse manure had been placed just 9s the
fruit began 10 swell, bore full crop Of fruit,
while every other tree in his garden was Sung,
and dropped all It's fruit. There were no pune
lures, or scarcely any, on the fruit Of those Two
trees. The writer supposes from this, that the
pungent fumes Of the fresh stable manure, areso
offensive to the curculio, that it avoids the trees
under which ii is placed.
Tothis the editor ndds some corroborauve evi.
dence. He says: ave observed some time ago,
with some surprise, that upon couple Of large
necrarine trees, growing directly against fence
which shuts in our stable yard, not a single fruit
was punclured by the curcuilo, though other nee.
tarne trees, sixty or eighty feet distant. did not
escape.-MichigGn Farmer.
E-We frequently meet with such statements
as the foregoing, thrown loosely together without
any regard being paid to circumstances or situo.
lion. We are not prepared to say that the efiu.
via arising from fresh manure is not so disagreed.
bic 10 the curculio as 10 make it abandon trees
HCaI WHICH lIC llaHuIC 10 P'HCSu' Du' HN" 'N'G
would that effluvia last! Would not a single
shower of rain, or few days sun, entirely de-
stroy III To our mind it is very clear that it
would. Consequently The remedy above recon-
mended, 10 be at all effective, must be renewed
every few days. Such course mght,in mea-
sure, prevent the ravagos of the curculio, but it
is not certain that it would. The instance above
givenisnot specific. There is nothing tangible a.
| bout it. What was the situation of the treeS!-
Did they grow in the born-yard or the fruit-yard!
Had poultry and hogs free access to 'hem3 If
these and other important matters were givenlhe
reader might Judge whether the facts stated were
the result of the cause aIedged, ,orwere produced
BY other causes. The case stated affords no cv-
idence whatever. The experiment, however, is
worthy of fair trial, and may prove beneficial.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-26

This proof u heresy Ga the pnu Of the collector
sas GrSsrssd 70 Wushiug,n, end hf. Lag
sunhy, senior, was incOndnsuty cast SJl VI
Oifice.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-26
PRINTERS NOTICE.
DissOIution OF Partnership.

The Partnership heretofore existing under the
firm of "CoLL1ER & PORTER" as Publishers oi
the "CarroH Free Press" is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Those indebted 10 the firm
will be expected 10 call and settle Immediately.
The Books will be found at the Law Office OF
EcKLEY & DAVIS.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-26

There is nothing more universally commend.
ed than fine day; The reason is, that people can
commend uwilhout envy.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-26
SALT.

80 Bbs. Lake and Yellow Creek Salt. Just re-
oeived and for sale by f SINCLAIR
CaFrollton, Feb. .6, ls47-2o-tf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-02
CCIAHTNfKSlllP NOrlCE.

H undersigned have this day :olmel a co p4ttugI
: snip anssr the hrri Of Joseph Ulackmar Il to, H.
ITO ~iufr"se Of CARVING On the rct5il vatlety bu.ite.
u TIA oil 1rIety store III Monroe 1t.
JOSEPH EI.NGkM AR,
act 4 CO JuDS H~0RNERDOk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-02
FROM
.
PErERSBU2
.-n,rlna.r | J u.

cal PM m5ilis in. bringing ~" u
|rpcr.a Il the ssh aI'.
saaot,ez another arrival from Yea
s;;..i ~ is.es 10 die goth tom Y.a.
|..a A. to l4e i from Puehl5.
sya.lioa h4i reached PuebIa shat Santa
Arm lad all deserted him and dat.
eooe 10 o1jaca with but I'D personal
J. n, was al. the vcry rbb 0 fersue
..n.d Il aayr few or u, fdeut, rn51 =.
-, qairs a PaebIa on the 18th. aala.
Ikt,er 5isposis ION m saif tedeHfHgFaTe
IvopIe taets since Slnte hnal's dtfo,i-
wa, R mr. niger from a COMPANY Of
Rspssr. arrived at Yca CRU on tae.
|blipg tdal they had been att4eked blza
= HiIes out ard all battna cqf.
Inc messenger could only state that
has Que man Killed aud = were missing.
vi 10 have been tahcu prisoners.
raruIly occurred IN the Massachusetts,
mt on lbe l7lh IN which Gen. Co9bius
auj disuu.d b, 50 baoI Of ehat
ut, sad aPprabrnsioGs erettiaaaata e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-02

"a 0esn .aaalg Of TradeIpHta hour: also a f,V bar
- rels white wheat iantIlg Gour, Erywulcc flaHas,
d.. received aud IcI sale ~ x hlthE1,
sa - Marklt @llatr