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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17

II Johnston shout have no further gains in
these counties, his majority will be about 1866.
CoxoREssloSAL.-The returns received inti-
cate the election Of the following members OF
Congress:
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aChANCERY-VisGISIA Al Rules held in the
Jerks Office ofthe Superior Court Of Ghancery for
we Richmond Circuit, the 18th day of October, 1873:
~ Iaomas Ellis and Charles Ellis, Administrators Of
enaf'es Ellis, deceased, Plaintiffs:
against
gaampe Carter, and other Defendants.
me defendant above named not having entered hs
s'anee and given security, according TO the act OF
~ enoy and the rules Of this Court, and II appearing
satisfactory evidence that he 10 not inhabitant Of
f.nt.s mnonwesith, It Is Ordered Tha, the said de-
appear 1t the rules 10 be held for the said
IN. h % NE fsl Monday In January next, and answer
Ioh; ~ zoe plaintiffs; and thai copy Of this order be
cl,, ~ inserted in some newspaper published in the
no.,.S n,ehmcnd for two months successfully, and
said city IVA GonvSTss,s
Oct ll-ew2m p ROBERTS. Clerk.
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IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT Rules held in the
l Clerks Office of tho Superior Court of Chnncery for
the Richmond Circuit the seventh day OF October, ls4S:
Frederick Slower, Plantln:
against
ChOtley and Elizabeth his wife, judah Dobson, Will
liam Roberta, William Young, and other
Defendants.
The defendants above mar ed not having entered
their appearance and given security, according 70 the
&C. Of and the rules Of this Court and APP
peafns by satisfactory evidence that they not inha
bitans at this Commonwealth 1t is Ordered, That the
SAID defendants do appear the rules TO bc held for the
ad Court the FIRST Monday In January next, and an
swer the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy Of this
der be forthwith inserted IN newspaper published
In The city of Richmond for months SUCCESSFULLY
aud posted a, the front door OF the State Court
the said city. Copy-Tes,e,
Oct ll-cw2m ROBERTS, Clark
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PENNSYLVANIA

The bulletin we received last night, al o'clock
from our friend o. the' Pennsylvania, shows thai
The majority Tor Johnson will scarcely reach Z, 900
perhap. not 1900 Does any man tell US that
The indomitable democracy OF Pennsylvania will
not overcome this msagfe majority? Take 10
connexiou, also the fact stated oy our last nights
Baltimore correspondent, that the popular vote
in several OF the counties has not been iull-espe
cialy the democratic voie-and who can believe
that The exerlions Of our friends vii! not bring
Them out, ana carry Inc State riumphantiy 10
November Depend upon il, democrats Penn
sylvania is sa.e-Cass and Butler are saie-and
lie country will Re preserved from The cl'cion q
OF wing candidate. who contesses thai y ne
rctc P.e.id:M OfAe Ualtsd States his opih'onS
are las Mr.. Tonls ssysl "oi no Consequence.
Courage lricud.-aII is safe.
PHILADELPHIA. October l3.
Mr.. Richie: Jobnstoo's federal maIorty, 50 lar
as we nave returns, is 3,l.s6. The counties 10
come in and official corrections will REFUGE ms
anon, 500 votes. Cambria 225 for Longsireih,
C,earfieId SOP DO, Carbon 27o DO. Philadelphia
offi.ial. 9;i Tor Johnston; Dauphln, do. VIZ Coz;
FranxIin. do TO DO. Delaware, do: 49i dol
Perks d.. 4,2o4 lor Lonssrelh:
PENNsYLvASiAS.
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
We give only returns for such counties as
have come 10 hand since our last table was is
sued, giving the totals Of them as corrected by
late and more reliable sources:
lSiS 1874
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O'f P ROBERTS, clerk.
,nc and Eleanor P his wife. and other

IN CHANCEHf .-tI nuIct .I0Iu IN ZIG
ICierk:s Office Of the Superior Court of Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit, tho 7th day OF October 1913:
Charles o Yale, Piainth:
against
Burgess Long and Eleanor P his wife, and other
Defendants.
The defendants above named not having entered
their appearance and given security, according to the
act Of Assembly and the rules Of this Court, aud Il ap
peane by satisfactory evidence that they not inha
sants of this IL is Ordered That tho
said defendants d. appear the rules 10 be held for the
aid Court ON the first Monday In January next and an
Mer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy Of this or
De, be forthwith inserted In newspaper published
10 the civ of Richmond for two months successfully,
aud posted the door of the State Court house, in
The said city. Copy-Teste.
Ort levin ROBERTS, CLERK.
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Johnson's maj, 1891 Majority Tor Polk, 1920
There sill remained seven counties to hear
If. IN, which voted as follows in 1874, giving MIR.
I IL. La: Ill
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RICHMOND, VA.
monday Morning, October Is, ls4s.
WHAT A NoMlNEEl

Saturdays Union contains the following col
respondence:
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IN CHANCERY-viaelsiA:- AT Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Superior Court OF Chaneery ior
the Richmond Circuit the 4th day Of September,
John Brown, fialntfu'
against
Edward w Sims, junior, and other Descendants
The defendant above named not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the act Of
Assembly and The rules Of this Court, and 1t appearing
rs satisfactory evidence that ne s mol an inhaotant OF
M, il is Ordered that the said defend
ant do appear OF rules be held for the said Court
on the first Monday in December next, and answerthe
bills Of the plaintiff; AID that copy OF tins order oe
forthwith inserted In newspaper published IN the
CIV OF Richmond for months successfully, and
posted al the front door State Courthouse in the
said city. A Copy-Teste,
SAINT Ia-cwa.n ROBERTS, Clerk.
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~ HaNCERY-VIRaINIA:-A AT Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Superior Court Of Cbancery for
the Richmond Circuit, the fflh day Of October, iS43
more, Sally Frazer, Obadiah Powell and Patsy his wife,
Agnes Blackburn, Nancy Jennings, Martin Britain,
!P Woodson and Evelina his wife, NJ Davis and Ma
his wife, Rebecca Britain, John Britain, and Ca
briella Britain, Plaintiffs:
against
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William s. Burton, benjamin smoo,, and other

Defendants.
The defendants above named not having entered
heir appearance and given security, according the
ai OF Assembly and the rules Of this Court and il APP
bearing BY satisfactory evidence that they are inha
slS OF this Commonwealth, II Ia Ordered, That the
nd defendants do appear at the rules be held for the
sat Court the first Monday in January next, and an
,~the bin of the plaintiffs; and that copy Of this
YER be forthwith inserted In newspaper published
atA. city OF Richmond for Two months successfully,
aa posted at the front door Of the State Court house,
IN ae said city. A Copy-Teste,
Ocll-ew2m ROBERTS, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17

The following membcrs of Congress from
Ohio are supposed 10 DC elected:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-19
GOLD REGION OF CALIFORNIA

EXTRACT OF a etie! addressed by In Ima> ~
Larkin 10 The Navy Department, dated
Monterey, California, July l -
This part Of California is a present N a>.tr
of great excitement from The late discover Z
an extensive gold region On the branches i n.
Sacramento river All our towns ale becoming
vacated. The gold is Obtained on Inc su,i.or II,
the earth 10 hree feet deep the wofkrrn n. \, :
only lickaSe and shovel 10 dig up Inc ti .rt
4 tin pan 10 wash il in. Many men, du'iis lpD
months Of May and June last, obtained il.-
thirty dollars per day. have myself seen r.e';
men Tin company ayerae" fEy d.aiSta..
per day Tor Two or ;hree days. | vas W.T. h.n
This gold IS public nj ami has been tu4a.
over a tract Of one hundred miles"
We understand Says The Unon) there az .a-
Ter details received in Washii eion abOut h,. *.
raordinary gold region, vi specimen. ID !.
gold. The resources OF California are rayF.,
developing themselves. Yet Mr. Websef ,r..
said that these new acquisitions wee no. wrn
a dollar! Is il a country OF this description fas,
the Wings are willing 10 rflrocede2
We have had the pleasure OF seeing Pas
Nidshipman Edward Fitzgerald Bealr, why .--
rived last evening IN The Southern boat III,
brings dispatches from Commodore Jute,. all
Mr.. Larkin, our navy agent al Monterey. a. /.
torna DE lei San.Pas on The ~ Of Anau,.
ami travelled from The Pacific 10 Vera ctal ii
tie unprecedented short period q 10 dagA --l.n
Mexico 10 Vera Cruz (275 m'le>) in Is nous
His dispatches, and The accounts he hir>s.,
brings, confirm VIA, said in Mr. Larkia' KS.
above Of this new III Dora,o There is san /,
b. no hing like Ibis gold region, recently DISC
veIed By accident. The mechanics are Gr>-i !. !
the towns, the seamen The whaling vessels, III
search OF gold, which is said 10 be eahc;,i uv,l
large surface in great abundaEce W. T.
ceived these details last evening al too ar II
hour 10 bring them out this morning. Tnc 50
anuSe and asonish our readers in oar ncA III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-19
A VOICE FROM TIP SOuTU

1t affords US m UGH pleasure 10 publish from
tbeS ern Banner The following letter from
one Of the most gallant and distinguished gentle
men OF the Soulh-a high toned and chivalrous
son of The Palmetto Stale. Col. Pickens responds
10 an invitation to address the Cas- and Butler
Democratic Association OF Athens, Georgia, in
the following appropriate manner:
ATHENS, Sept 7, ls4s.
GEsTs-I received your invitation TO address a
democratic meeting next Saturday evening.
am this lar on my way from the springs On &C
count oil The hsath Of Mrs. Pickens, and regret
that we are obliged 10 leave in The morning ier
home. have had no parl in public matters Tor
more than Two years, bll confess feel deep inter
est in the cause you are engaged in All the
cherished principles of our party are al stake in
The issues now pending. Ills idle 10 suppose that
the success Of General Taylor, in The present con-
lest does not involve The lridmph of The leading
measures OF the whg or federal parry. Once
place the nominee OF their party in power, with
his litle political experience, and we shall have
10 battle over again the same principles and the
same measures that they urged at The extra ses-
sion OF 1912, when they had temporary ascen.
dancy. II we have achieved any thing by defeating
lion of public funds and Internal Improvements
If we have gained anything by the lriumphs of
Tree trade aud the annexation oil Texas, then lei
us hold on 10 these achievements and these
lriumphs of the democratic party, and yield no
position, not even an outpost, TO our bitter oppn-
nents, under their insidious approaches, with The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-19
RICHMOND MARKETS. SEPT =

TOBACCO-Receips and inspection, has
fallen of; rather more anima'n in III" Mac
W. quote Tugs 81 IS 10 , 50; common ica2 .
to Il miidling Is 10 75 good and fiar . :,
10 81 80, with an occasional sale .! fine ,nta-
uIaciutns al higher price.
FLOUR-S5 IS asked in store; sales On Dasua
Al So -.
WHEAT-lO7s cents Tor red, and IL: cent.
Tor while.
OATS-30 cents per bushel.
CORN-55 cents per bnshel
CORN MEAL -60 IS cents re- bu>h"!.
BACON-V Virginia hog round 7c; Han. ~
l0c Western Sides 81 T.; Shoulders >. -:
FlSll-New tcrfinss 81 Si.al 81 - !.
Family Roe lla!rlns> I'll in barrels AM - - j.
hall bafrels
CATrLE-BtEF: 3 > , IS, sea-, Wr.-s
vgALs: "a : 90. MuTroS,: 81 20 81 = ~
neli, As in qualify. HOES: ) %, melt.
LlRD-9 10 cents. Scarce.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-19

unmanly cry Of "noparty, bm he peo;1, ",
date
How any man, whose destiny is CAS-
weaker portion oil the con'eteracy, can a..
his support 10 candidate who openly IL.
elected, 10 suspend The veto power upon
lions 10 which we have vital inlele>, !,
on which the majority may be agains i,
me matter OF the utmost asloni>hmenl
The present administration have done h.
ty faithfully 10 The country, and ! sinceie!g
their power and their principles may be rat
ted by triumphant! majority 10 those VII,
iess the same principles and stand pledge /,
~ out the same measures.
have The honor 10 be, very respectfully
obedienl servani, +. w PlCKE
To Col. H Holsey, Blan'on Hill, Esq, ];
cob Phinizy, Esq.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-19
DEATHS.

Died. On Monday. 18th instant, atrhrre>'d"hct
OF Mis- Jane G. Shields, Lucy ErL7'BsTu, on.S
child Of James B. aud Mary J. Psa>att> az.
Ii months and Is days.
The friends and relatives d the iamiy az
respectfully invited 10 attend The iunt!a h's FL
teinoon, al 3 o'clock, P. M.
Died, al his residence, in the county Il kns
& Queen, on the morning OF The ID. ,n>an'
Of dropsy in the chest, Captain lsnsa B.dRT
after an illness Of tour weeks and oat ~ y"
days. he lived TO The advance! age Of 81 ca
months and 20 days. He has leil widow 49,
five children 10 mourn their irreparable los H.
bore his affection with calmness aLi chfisiiaf
toHiude. Peace be 10 his ashes
II The Examiner requested 10 COPY.
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e Platform OF the WhlS Cand
for the Vice Presidency.
BUFFALO. Der.

BUFFALO. Der. Il, IL.
Sra: Your communication of the 18th IT,.
rs Chairman of n committee appointed by 'IH
Il ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY OF THE cots
OF ERIE" has just come 10 hand. You
my answer 10 the following interrosat"Iirs:
lsr. Do you believe that petitions 10 Congo,
the subject of slavery and the slave-trade "u.E
be received, read, and respectfully cons'drte.
! the representatives OF the people!
ID. Are you opposed u the annexation Of re-
10 this Union, under any circumstances, 80 lcas
slaves are held therein!
al. Are you In favor OF Congress exercising,
the constitutional power II possesses Ia ahp..h t
! internal s,ave-trad- between the States!
4 4th. Are you in favor of Immediate lesi.lal,s,
for the abolition Of slavery in the District III Cuim
4 bla.
am much engaged, and have no I'm. !. .,.,.
into an argument, or 10 explain q rn.ib lpy a.,
sons for my opinion. shall therefore c.n,.n, -,
self, for the present, by answering All. y,a.r 49,,
rogatories in the AFFIRMATIVE. AMI lr,,r !
some future occasion more ext !.
on the subject.
II would, however, take tn
in thus frankly giving my ob
D sire to have Il understood In 4
n Al the same time THAI seek u
N ~ give my sentiments on any
Il those for whose sufrages am
VI opposed To giving any pledge
= pie hereafter Of all discretionary
character must be the suaraRt
correctness of my legislative
n every important subject am
3 be ore act, and especially a
& sess myself Of all the inform
8 every argument that can be al
n ates, before give final vote
n To particular course Il action
n sponSible agent, but become
q Shnnid subsequent events ~
81 that the course ] had brcomr
\ was rIinOus IL ms constituents
myself | have no alternative
repentance. and there j. no pow. ah,ol,s
from my Obligation. Hence the lmpropn-iS
10 say absnrdliy, in my view, Of giving risil,
am aware that you have not asked any pred.
and believe know Your sound Jndemrn I.
\ good sc too we'll To think you desire any 81.
thing. II was, however, 10 prevent any mi-,-pr
sentation on The part Of others, that have i.tt
my duty to say thus much on this subject.
Very respectfully.
Yunr Obedient servant,
WILLARD FlLLnOis
w. Minis, Esq, Chairman.
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a. 0. P. NICHOLSON, Esq, Nashville, Tenn.
WIN. B. Archer, charged with forgery, was

WIN. B. Archer, charged with forgery, was
brought before The Mayor on Saturday last. Ro.
G. Scott, James Lyons and I. P. August, Esqrs.,
appeared Tor The prisoner. who consented to his
being SEM 10 next Husiing, Court, which mee's
on he 9th Of October. Tn. Two noles, alleged
TO have been forged, are for the sum Of $500 EACH
dated August 18th, lS4s. payable sixty days aer
cate, and signed Charlotte Archer TO Junius L.
Archer and endorsed J. L. Archer add c. Cooke
Jos. Mayo, John H. Cook, Thos. w. Boswell
B. L. Winston, B. E. Meade, John L. Taylor
and Robert Hill were recognized in $500 each as
witnesses for the Commonwealth. One OF The
notes was held BY Joseph Mayo the other by
Taylor & Brother: they were placed in pos
session Of The Mayor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-19
Guns. Guns, Guns.
TO UNTRY NERO n A y I )
THOMAS TYRER,

IMPORTER and Manufacturer Of Double AMI
i Single Guns, Rifles, &c, has The pleasure =
informing country ne:chanis and The lovers .!
The sports OF the field, that he has jusi recrge1,
direct from England, and from the New YAK
market, very extensive assortment .. ''ey
article in III gun sporting line, Whrh' io' qoa,.
ty and low prices cannot be sufpds>e" :" any
store in This country, and respectfully so''cIN !"
call from one and all in wan ~ any oi''cc '"
his line before purchasing t>e"hr'r' !" '"'Ii'
s,i. M 60 Main ST., Richmond doors ahoyc
CITY Hotel. ~ -" a"-"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-19

The Senior Editor has gone to The Lynchburg
Convention. We seize The occasion TO publish a
number Of interesting communications and
speeches which prolonged editorial discussions of
important questions have necessarily, and TO our
regret excluded.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-19

g. And, al no moment of time, from The houtu r,
Philadelphia nominations To this day, have ur ~
rank and file Of Virginia ever wavrrd o. dtrap.r.
waverlns in Fillmore s support "
Richmond Republican,, StP' 4
We have no space to-day 10 notice ''e ..s
OF the Republican 10 cur remarks Of Sa'a.,
concerning The spurious Fillmore Platform Nl
il has had Tor some time past al The head
editorial columns. Tomorrow we will g,.,
edlors' apology or explanation for flying 4
coioIs, and append a lew remarks q. ~, q
on The subject.
MAlNE.-Thc Portland Advertiser tW
has returns from oil Towns in Name, WIN h
following result :-lIam!in. wv J % ZOOS III
(Dem.) 2742l; scattering S.522 La,i yea {
vote in the same towns stood as follows i
son, (W) 1929 Dana, (Dem.) y 59,, :.
tering, 5,i25.
The Boston Post says that III dcrca 81
Congress will stand Democrats T. > IS 5
being Wing gain Of one member.
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Wing, no party fellow citizens, every crumb o.
comfort possible in their present unfortunate
position, we publish with pleasure the above &C.
count of and from the Sage Of Ashland. 1t will
be seen from the first sentence that the quon-
dam embodiment has taken lesson from his
more fortunate competitor for the nomination
Of the Chinese. Museum Convention, and now
gives no countehance or encouragement to any
scheme TO bring his name forward as candi-
date for De Presidency This is exactly the pc
stion which General Taylor assumed, yet he
thought it entirely consistent with an intention
TO accept the nomination Of any party-and he
is now the candidate of the Wing party. After
this first sentence follows seven ominous stars
What, let US ask, in all candor, were they m
tended TO eclipse and hide from view' We do
not know; yet we are certain that il is no praise
Of the Wing nomlnee-no endorsation OF the IN
signed note-no recommendation of General lay
lor 10 the kind regards and polite attentions oil the
Wings OF the Uniled States. Had il been so, The
fact would now b. ringing rumPet-lonsued from
then do the seven Stars hide from public view
For want OF information we will venture 10
guess thai the sage OF Ashland ref ses To give
The military chcllain The tenef, oil his best
wishes and his mos. cordial support. Nor is The
probability that we have guessed correctly al |
weakened by the closing assertion that he i
utterly opposed TO The use OF my lhisi name as
candidate for the Presidency" The occasion
was m Ell and proper one for him 10 contribute
10 Gen. TayloI's success, as every man knows
he could contribute il he thought il RICH, and pro-
per and The failure 10 embrace The opportunity
TO do 50 shows that he does not think il right and
proper 10 lend the benefit Of his name 10 such
purpose. And We now venture the prophesy that
although The Taylor prints may pfe'end 10 tri.
umph over this double sentenced production, the
calm.minded supporters of Gen. Taylor will
look upon The "seven stars letter of Mr. Clay,
as grievous and heavy blow, not only for what
it says, but for what il failslo say.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-19
IL - . -
) S
TIER,


cIAL HLISpsRss,
~ as THE MARI
NIGHT AID THE
s Cdss.
e power TO touch
re shall be slave
rgia; nor is there
,ss States. Gen.
1 Provlso should
and left TO The
pective local 60
concerns In thelr
ed by this ques-
onsibllily and In
Jurisdiction by
Gsx. Cas-.
grant Of such a
o, I'LL a reason
,ies she has done
vigorous prosecu
nation, and ample
81 the recurrence
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FROM ASHLAND AND HENRY CLAY.

Vixen we first heard Of the intended so called Clay
movement in this city, tsays the New York Exprrss,l
we addressed private letter 10 MIR Clay, not expecting
in return any answer which could put IN pfint-5ni
NO have received answer, In which We are author
lied TO say as follows: ~
"AsHLAsD, Sept 9Th, 1913.
"JAxKs BRooks, Esq
II have given and shall give conntenance or en-
couracement to any movement TO bring my name, as
candidate for that office, The Presidency before the
public.'
"On one point desire no secresy, and tina is, that
am utterly opposed To the OF my name as can
didate for the Presidency.
"My warm regards To yonr brother
81 am truly your friend,
And ubrdient servant,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-19

WASHINGTON, Dec. "a, lS47.
Dear SRI have received your letter, and
shall answer II as frankly as il was written.
You ask me- whether m in favor OF the ac
QUESTION OF Mexican territory and what are nv
sentiments with regard 10 The Wilmot Provi.o7
have SO often and so explicitly stated nv
views OF the first question in the Senate that it
seems almost unnecessary 10 rerca, them here
AS you reques, ii, however, shall briefly give
them
think, then, that no peace should be granted
to Mexico, iii a reasonable indemnify is obtain.
ed for The injuries which she has done us. The
territorial extent OF This indemnity is, 10 the frst
instance. subject of executive consideration
There the Constitution has placed j. and there
am Willing TO leave IL; MOI only because have
toll confidence in lis judicious exercise, bnt be.
cause in the ever varying circumstances OF a war,
il would be indiscTee, by public declaration, 10
commit the country 10 any line OF indemnify.
which might Otherwise be enlarged, as The obsli
nate injustice OF The enemy proongs The contest
with its loss OF blood and treasure.
II appears 10 me lha, the kind Of metaphysical
magnanlmity, which would reject all indemnify
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-07-12
S 300 Reward :

North GEORGETOWN, April IL. ls4s
We he Undersigned do certify that ON The
18th. of April 1S4S John Cobbs and Susan.
Musser did absend from their Families and
are now travelling unknown. Said John
Cobbs has left a wife and small children in
Knox Township, Columbiana county, Ohio,
andSusnn Musser has left her husband of the
same place. The Said Musser agrees and
binds himself to pay $500 Roward for Arrest.
ing them and send them back. Said
Cobbs is stout man, about S Feet in hight
37-39 years of age, fresh color, has sandy
hair very curly. Susan Mussor is we'll 81
zed Female, about % years of age, black hair
and dark complexion. She is PENNSYLVANIA
Dutch and talks the English poorly. He is i.
Jerseymen and speaks the English very WE'LL
They left in Yellow Buggy drawn BY q
gray mare Of about three years old.