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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-10-20
Dayton WoOllen FACTORY.

Dayton W0Cllen Factory,
w E.would most respectfully inform our friends
w and patrons, that the above establishment Is
SIN IN operation, aud vii continue 90 be 20 long n
We continue to receive such n licru shire uf ph,c
p1iIonnge, aud would here renew our PROMISE, that
nopa'ns slo be .ropd on our part with -l.Iiu work
mtn' 10 render general satisfaction, We are mUnu-
featuring The following kinds Ut goods VIZ.
PULLED CLOTHS,
Cashmere. SGii1cif. Ytrccd jtaHs Liassg Elan.
1eisOf dfcTSBt hiads. and BigRicis.
which We oicr for -ale, wholesale or rtmil very
cheap, for Cash, Wheat ar H'0Dl. or vii make No..
cul exchange, my yd l.lcd cloth tor from =, 90
. lbs OF Wool yd c'ns tor : lbs, 50 flannel Cor
Tor u hs; pair very heavy blanket. for A. murh
more wool az 30 ttkc-r0 make them, etc. all OF .lr
anne quality DRIVE viii manufacture iuI'rd cloth
M commission, al from 9;i TO 60. cents per yard
Wool calculated Tor exchanging or mnuglacudut
Should be- we'd wasHgI Oh jac sheep ana rolled up IN
separate llyycrs
,aTding md Spinning w.l done at from Is
TO Is cis prtlh C1riug will be done this season at
ts.cAccpl very imc .GI ct. per h. Come ON with
Your hhe, WOOL as W. have lust received twO new
rnglc machines oi tht latest and most improved
style, which have been put IN complete order with
line caris, No ,! and J3) aud are calculated cX.
presely ior custom work Our old machine will be-
pu m good order mud viii do Justice Ia the cunrser
qualities. PcuOus coming from distance can have
their work done with the least possible delay and in
nnnnnet which VIC wal warrant 10 1--WE satisfaction
Cloth Dressing will b. duuo u, the usual prices,
or small discount for ready pay.
Dayton, MAY, ~ D. GREEN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-10-20

and wholesale ndictailb by L. NJ. Bower and ] n
REED & Co., Chicago ml ss.lv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-24

HAVING settled permanently In the South, again
IL offer for sale my lands lying In the county Of
oange-consistng of SEVEN FARMS-situated, say
two miles from Raccoon Ford, on the Rapid Ann river,
thirty from Fredericksburg, twenty from the Louisa
Railroad and about three from the projected line of the
Fredericksburg ana nI baSs large PROPORTION OF low
,ronnds nj unusual breadth, each side OF Mountain
run. Those farms now In hne order, WIN neasy
cover upon them, and are well auaptea 70 ,ns sIena
aanles corn heat and tobacco and ahoru abun-
dspt materials for speedy, permanent ana lhdehhte
imnroyement. having excellent vein OF Limestone,
af easv access, running through them. The hrst
fsrm-viZ: "a. -, :; \;
yded by new and substantial fencing into suitable pro-
cartons q. meadow, upland and woodland rne
twelug house Is large, thoroughly and newly repair
Cd and painted and the outbuiidinss are sumcent ana
in GOOD order This farm is admirably adapted 10 I'll
age or grazing, being fine grass land, and well supplied
With spaier and shade In every field
TIE WlNDER TRACT contains ooo acres, next
ssove the Meadows, on Mountain rnn-its proportions
&c meadow wood and upland being nearly the same
l,ha comfortable small tenement upon II, &c.
THE BIRCHLANo TRACT contains also GOO acres
"a large proportion which il bottom land, on Noun
% S ~ M aS m 1853
,niis well proportoned in its divisions oil WOOD low
snd upland.
GOSHEN contains IFS acres-lyng East of monntain
run and ia about equally divided into wood and titled
and.
BRAZIER contains SO acres OF bottom land, nextto
The Meadows, on Mountain run.
WOODLAND contains 275 acres OF timber land
These Tracts are situated In a healthy section oil
country and offer the first inducements TO gentlemen
wishing desirable farms in the upper country
More particular information respecting them VIII De
gwen BY my brother jeremiah Morton living near .ne
Premises who fully authorised TO dispose OF the pro-
Va. JACKSON MORTON.
W The Richmond Wing, Virginia Herald, Washing
ton Union, and Winchester Republican will copy once
werk AnP. 4-cwtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-24

| II Thar feeling desencrates into miserable parly
pickering, and patty triumphs, disco,d and disso-
Hlion INNS, inevitably follow. These reasons sa-
lsty me as 10 the p.op,ic'y Of The course have
lsursurd.
rkr Wing assS lat although refused the
guns 10 he Wing 'narij, upon the plea of "hav-
ing refused The loan Of Them to celebrate The Lo-
90 Foso victory il 1874" | did no, hesitate TO
overlook precedent an fire them when the Ore
son biz was passed.. and when Mr. Polk passed
through Ibis city The TACT is, they were refused
chen applied lvr b, me Democrats in 1914, and
the same reasons you'd Justify their retusa now.
They we're not fired upon the passage Of the
Oregon bill; they were fired when Mr.. Polk
passed; through he city, as they were when Pre-.
sidenls Van Buren, and Harrison visited The city,
and as the; would be, with great pleasure, if Gen.
Taylor we're 70 pass through, both in honor OF
hi. great victories, and because he is The Com
mander-in-Ch EJECT Of the Army and Navy
of The United States, and il is customary 10 pay
such respect TO Tie President whoever he may be,
al al! military stations, and By all military men,
The guns have been placed under my care, not
for political purposes, no. 10 enable ciliz ems 10
exu or triumph over their fellows, but 10 as
sist, il need be- 10 protect all against mutual
enemy, and :or this purpose they will be kept.
Respectfully yours,
r. Al. NIMMO
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u'"n -. oritfen on the back OF the tetter-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-24
A PAIR OF BEAUTIES.

Tuesdays Whig, referring 10 the stolen Palcn
Office jewels, circilates the following infamous
nsinuaion:
"The roguery was commiued al a very suspi
cious moment, ard under very suspicion, circum
stances-and llefe are people who connect il with
The Presidential election"
Again, the Philadelphia North American holds
this gentle language:
eve may WILL believe that The hydra Of Loco
locosm canno perish, without disp aging, in the
death-strusse, all lhe wild AMI lerocious spirit
which rendered il lately he terror II lhe country
Head after he'd is stricken of By The blow OF a
sovereign Stat, The hot iron Of popular indisna-
ton following soaring and annihiaing every
germ OF fuiur resusciialion; but The wild beast
dies full OF rage and venom, struggling with i'm
potent malice % the last, 10 sting or wound-it
can no longer .sslroy-lbe good and patriotic CT
lizsns TO whom il owes lis punishment II is
thus The imperen maleiaclor swings of, indug.
ing he vindicive pleasure OF reviline the honest
men who have broush, him 10 justice"
The above are sweet specimens oil The "no-party"
midness, the political millennium "of good feeling
and hberalny' which We were promised in Gen
Taylofs eleclbn. lis all very decent and proper
10 charge as rosues and maeiaclors party, which
certainly contains some little talent and pario'-
ism and who's, principles have, with bfet inter-
walls, governed The rernblic since its foundation,
and contribu'el mainly 10 its presen! greatness
and prosperity, And yet il is Democrats who
have elected Ia lor and Fillmore!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-24
"a thc Eiitnrt nf lie Enaui,


Gentlemen n consequence OF the resi- na-
ton Of our able and ahiul Senator, James II
Cox Esq AID he very speedy election ordered
by The Executive a meeting OF portion o! the
Demnc:acy q P,whatan was held at their Court
House yeslcria., the day OF our Resimental
Court OF f q1iy, al which. upon consultation.
il was UNANIMOUSLY agreed that Convention
ought 70 be held to nominate Democratic can.
didae to snppl' The vacancy. As the me ting
was hastily assembled and the resolutions were
rapidly skeichel of, short explanation may be
necessary 10 fir unders anding oil our proceed
inss, and this explanation now pr pose 10 make
We selected Inc first Tuesday in December, and
the Columbian Hotel in Richmond, for the lime
and place of assembling because that time
would enable ne people OF Amelia 10 appoint
delegates al the Court, on the 4th Monday in
this month; and also the people Of Powhatan 10
hold fuller MEETING, il they think proper, (as
they oushl,) on heir Court day, on The first Mon
day in Decembec, 10 appoint such additional dc.
leeates ih- -- , -. - 90
l5Ih Of the present month, al which time an as
semblaee may BE- expec I'd a. their Court Honse,
according 10 notice. and The people 81 Petersburg
can meellal any time, upon an hours nolicc, and
appoint their delegates All this can be done
before The time appointed, and lull convention
can assemble and make nomination in sbnri
time. satisfactory 10 The district. The place was
designated, because il was convenient 10 Peters
burg and 10 Chesterfield, and probably more desi-
rable TO he delegates from Amelia and Powha-
Ian than any Intermediate location. We dill not
consider our meeting in any other light than
mere beginning OF general movement upon the
subject; and we shall cooperate heartily IN any
other arrangement that may be adopted. Ii IS
perhaps due 10 The mover Of The resolutions 10
state, that the resolution containing the names oil
The delegates was not filed NJ BY him, bul was
offered in blank, and The NAMES OF the delegates,
this own among them,) were entered BY the meet
ing upon individual nominations.
A MEMBER OF THE MEETING.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-24
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE

We are indep.ci TO The attention OF Messrs
Adams & Co's EXPRESS Tor Wilmer and Smiths
LIVERPOOL Times Of The 4lh Nov, brought By the
steamer Acadia al Boston.
We annex details OF some of the leading items
which have been briefly mentioned in our Tele-
graphic dispatches:
AUSTRIA.
On The 20,h Of October the municipal. council
OF Vienna sent an address 10 The Archdnae John.
administrator Of Germany, imp'orlng him 10 r.
store, by his authority, liberty and peace to Aus.
lria and Vienna. On The same day, in the sit
ting Of The Diet. manifesto - the people OF Aus
lria was read. The Diet calls upon The people
10 have confidence in il, and 10 asss! endangered
Vienna with all their moral force, and 10 en!eat
the Emperor TO procure peace 10 Vienna and 10
the monarchy, by the formation OF new popular
Ministry, by wthdraw wing the troops from Lower
Austria and BY ordering The soldiers 10 take The
oath of The Constitution.
In The sitting OF the Diet on The afternoon OF
the 22d ul, a resolution was passed Wnich de-
clared The proca nation OF Stale oil siege ana OF
martial law threatened BY Prince Windischgraiz
as illegal. In reply 10 The protest of The Diet,
Prince Windiscbsralz said that he only reeos,
nised The Diet as a constituent assembly, and that
The opIy eoal authority in Vienna was the mn.
nicipal council. which was subordinate 10 him
self.
Lelle,s from Omuiz of The 20ih ult give The
| t,lIowino as.,he list Of the new ministry: Prince
| S,hwa,zenbnrg, Minister OF Wa; NJ. Mayer,
Minister of In Interior M. Brnck, Commerce
and Public Works. The presen, ministers, Yves
semberp. Kraus, and Bach The latter oil whom
has arrived as fugitive al Nuremberg, Will re-
tain their portfolios
The latest intelligence from Vienna, conveyed
bv German Journals, is contained in The Berlin
preussi,che STATS Anzeiger. Several attacks
nnon The Imperial iroors had been made BY the
Viennese, and great deal OF fighting had beer
going on in The Breilensee, and The taubours
Ierchenfeld In Consequence OF The continua
rene,iion of The attacks, portion oil the Mora
Wan o,rDs Eaymee had been impelled 10 advance
and had fallen upon The towns people with olisf
Are nj orana and canister al the Schmelze
cburchvard against which battery was direct
ed and The churchyard taken by the tusiletS, on
,hev subsequently abandoned il, in consequence
of The eYnosed situation. On the Nossdor sId
the citizens had been completely thrown o %
and all the peishborins places. as well as un
,bausan and Sechshausen, had been occupied
prince Windschgratz had given the comnah
thai the firing should be everywhere suspende
wherever il was not unavodably called for by 2
a,tacs from The city itself; nor had any shell
| hem ,hroyu into the city up TO noon OF Inc ~
, Oc,ober The Ban had occupied The Lusiha U
in The pra,er, and likewise the powder magazin
The main body OF his troops had their position o
The Danube, below the city. The water and q
. ! conduils had been cut of from The city; Inc 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-24

feel alarmed for the salty flhe Union-for fan
less The South be lost 10 every sense or duty she
can never submit TO such degrading vsssalad
We have here the first Northern fruits Of The
election Of Taylor and Fillmore. How War
Southern Wings may have justified the AFRO
CANT dictaton of these Northern Taylories, we
leave it to the public to decide-Lhough I'VE
cannot resist the impression, that the mischief is
in a great degree traceable to Southern W:hg
leaders They have cordially sustained Mr..
Fillmore, an admitted advocate OF the Wilmot
Proviso. General Taylor has volunteered 1.-The
highest praise of his "sound conservative OPT
nions."-What other conclusion could the North
arrive at than that the Southern Wing party
sanction his principles, and will "acquiesce" in
the Proviso, the great Northern principle of the
dayf Again, General Taylor has been unver-
sally sustained at the North as pledged not to
veto the Provso-letters from him professeily
have been read by Corwin and others-and yet
General Taylor has by bis silence endorsed the
opinion. Southern Wings have seen all this,
and they, too, ask light, but ego il blind" for
Taylor and Fillmore. The result may be far
different from what they wished or suspect
ed; but the mischief has been done, and it is
too late, we fear, TO repair the grievous and
fatal error. General Taylor, his Northern
supporters contend is pledged, upon the honor of
soldier and gentleman, no! 10 nlerpose the
constitutional negative, and 10 "hold his hand"
we sincerely trust that be may be true to the
South and The Consiulion-but, should he dis
appoint The ardent expectations OF the North. he
VIII iaise whirlwind which may break down
The barriers OF the Constitution and The laws.--
Had ne ayowed his opinions, and given the mo.
raj force OF his position 10 the South, he might
have breasted the Storm, and settled The question
on the Missouri Compromise But he was 81.
leni; and his conduct, especially taken in connec.
ton with The endorsement OF Fillmore's opinions
by himself and Southern Wings, has excited con-
hdenI hopes with The Northern Wing party, who
will REBEL and raise heaven and earth 10 pros
trate the South, il, as they will contend, they
have been grossly wronged and cheated.
We trust that The interest, if not The patriotism
oil the Northern masses, will prevail over The
madness and arrogant dicaion OF their leaders,
and that This dangerous question may be settled
upon the proper Terms, which Gen. Cass's cleo
lion would have secured. However i! may Ter.
inmate, The Southern Wing leaders will have an
awful responsibility 10 meet. The Democracy
OF the South will have nothing on their con-
sciences. for they have done every hing 10 har-
moniz. The TWO sections OF the Union, and award !
justice 10 ALL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-24
VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE, I

so,formy 10 an act entitled IAN act TO reduce into
one aet the several acts concerning Escheators,"
n,ssed the 9th day of January, lels do hereby make
Known To all BON II nav concern, that appears oy
s certificate of The Escheatnr of the county of Alex
ssdria dated the 3ls day OF October, s4 and reeey
"A INTO the Land Office the Sd day of November l84S
a, by inquest held the Both day OF October, ls4s
,hr following Lots, of which William Howard died
sized. have been found escheated 10 the Common
wealth:
No l. A lot Of ground on the West side of Fairfax.
between Cronoke and Princess Streets IN the town OF
srandrla In the county of Alexandria, containing
80 ; Alot of ground on tho East side of Fairfax,
and North eide Of Oronoke street, IN the said town and
county Of Alexandria, containing one square or TWO
acres O. II. rAhhcn,
Sov 6-cw6w Reg. Va. Land Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-24
EDUCATION.

THE FEMALE SCHOOL at the residence OF the
L subscriber wildwood. Powhatan county,) will be
ieopened under the supernte ndance Of Miss Sarah
ai,sr, 30 long and favoraby known as Teacher in
his part Of Virginia, the 18th day of January, 1919
The peculiar advantages of this School very great
- Miss Miller, during her childhood spoke no other
than The French language, understands II thoroughly
and speaks as we'll az native. SO with the English
having learned 1t very dramatically, she teaches II in
like manner.
The subscriber will take SIX boarders f early appi
ia,ion be made.
TERMS:
All the branches of thorough English Education, and
Board, peI session of ten months, 500
tuition In English, Is
Tuition in French, 70
Music on Piano, 40
Payable at the end of each half session of fve months
No deduction except in cases of continued Illness
fupls entered for the whole term of ten months.
Address-Dr David McCaw, Subietrs Tavern, Pow
htian County Nov 2l-clf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-24
VIRGINIA.

The Kanawha Republican reports in Jackson
county 3maorlty Tor Cass--being Wing
gain OF Sand MSS. memorandum on the back
of the paper gives in Nicholas Taylor majority
OF li5-being Wing gain OF 90. Correcting
our table BY these and The official returns, The
Taylor gain in l35 counties i i,63i This leaves
a majority OF ,259 on Folks vote 10 oveFcom"
and only hree counties to hear from, viz; bfax
ION, Logan and Gilmer, (ncw county, The VOC
in the latter will be all Democratic gain, and may
carry Cass's majority up to nearly l,5UO.
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
uCker Il A d d / 8 O m
GENERAL AGENTS..

OFElet on slIrn STREET, (coLEMAN's BUILDINGS
-Four doors North of Pennsylvania Avenue,
nrvp, w ash N q on.
kesERLY TUCKER and JOHN e. ADDISON have
M associated themselves for the purpose of prosecut.
Departments of,he General Soyetsment.
,ho.. communications, post paid, addressed to the
''S we, snall receive prompt attention.
Boa 'stence 70 given to the following gentemen:-
~, george Dallas, Vice President; Hon. Ma
s. secretary ofthe Navy; Hon. R. j. Walker Score
pine Treasury; Hon. Jno. Mclean, U. Supreme
r., aon R. NJ. T. Hunter, U. 8. Senate; Clement
w, Lsq. Georgetown, D. C.
n John E. Addison, Attorney at Law, will continu.
personal attention 10 business before the severn
onu Of the District Of Columbia. and the adjoining
"dnusa of Maryland aud Virginia Ian 2l-cly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-24
SINTON'S NURSERY,

NEAR RICHMOND VA

season for planting has arrived the subscriber
would respectfully call the attention Of his friends
aaa me public generally his large and extensive coll
lection Ina, S.s ~, hsa ,rnasssd ~ perhaps Sc
,.ns,na, and nearly all propagated from fruitbeaY.
o avg Tees in his own orchard He would here TAX.
Son TO say, that, at the Agricultural Fair. In the
sh Of 1886, In Richmond the Committee on Orchards
sad awarded him the premium both Apple
Orchards and also for the best exhibition OF
'' S on The day of the Fair.
A. wuo sues, with directions for planting, may be had
hnam Palmer's Seed and Plough Store, al Peyton
ssons Apothecary Store, and at the Office Of the
ius,u Planter where any orders LEFT will be pune
bs attended TO- and letters, post paid, addressed &c
aniion. "'o' ne"moha' w na 1SGSS P.DnPs a.
Oct 1-ewa~ ooih oAsAo'
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oRFJCE or THE RICHMOND q DANVILLE !
RAILROAD COMPANY,

NOTICE i. hereby gwen that, according to the pro-
~ visions of the byelaws, the hrs annual meeting OF
tbs stock holders OF this Company will be held the
once, In the CITY OF Richmond, on Wednesday, the
l3tb day of December, ensuing. al II O'CLOCK, A. NJ
An proxies TO represent stockholders must be under
tbs sea of the stockholders those of corporations un
der their corporate SEAL and those Of individuals under
their private seal, attested by witness.
No Director, officer. or Agent of the Company, re-
ceyjng pay for his services, can act as proxy.
A form is herewith appended, and il is important
that proxies should deposited with the clerk In the
oce a, least one day preceding the meeting as far as
practicable. JAS Z: CRANE,
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Humanity Hall Academy,


THE exercises Of this School, situated few miles
1 from the Buckingham Female Collegiate Institute
will be- resumed the 18th of January, lS49. Board
tuition, &C., SlD0 for ten months.
have son Of exemplary morals, accurately taught
and qualified TO teach the English, Latin and reek
iangusges, Geography, Arithmetic and Algebra, who
would undertake small school for moderate salary
Persons In want of teacher, wishing 20 send TO my
school, will address the subscriber, Chambers
Mills, Buckingham co, Va. ELIJAH HANES.
Nov l7-cwtJanl5
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SITUATION WANTED.

Young MANA graduate Of a Virginia Coliege-
"A well qualified to teach the Grsek Ls'h naI Is
Ins,e,or in an Academy or Tutor in private IA
mly Ample testimonials of mental and mora, GUAM .,
cations can be given. Communications, aau1essea 80
the Postmaster at Greenvllle, augusta CO., o., WIN
.naa, ,nh nromni attention. NOV sI-O't-
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.,,ua-Tbe Montgomery (Alabama)

a1ABAMA.-The Montgomery Aaoa ND
s,a,e Gazette of The 18th inst s'a!es .nas e's'n
have been received from all The eou" COG .ior;.
hama which. footed up gives Cas- 90 'nsJo.,,
~. The Gazette says The returns 1861 az conn.
az u ,nh;cS is sci down al % majority for Cas-.
y, W. nv 1e,;ed nm as correct. This seis The quea
MAJ ~ rest as 10 The final resu! in Alabama
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-24

Majority Tor Cas-, 81
cABELL gives 81 majority for Taylor.
WAYNE leo reported majority Tor Taylor.
WETZEL COUNTY.
To me E.,ilor OF The Wheeling Argus.
Nrw MARTIssvILLE, Nov 10, AZ.
MIR. Maclane-Dear Sir: ! write in nasie 70
Dive you the official vote in Democratic Welzei
and also the result in Tyler as reported. mncn
repret that have not time 10 give you detailed
account of the deceptive tricks OF The wings ano
Of heir entire defeat. | only hasten 10 give you