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Heiaenllrte Wlrtb6bauler in penniDlUa'n.
Die "OaiIb Stems" entbicl fiiBi6 foIqcnbe QiItc
bon ben Icjcnilrtcn @irtb8b6uIern uno tarbaren
Ginmobnern in ben berIbiebcnen GauntieS, tpobet
aud GlcbSeiti9 oaS ribti9e grrbdItnB Der 8rtbs-
bdu1cr gu ben tagboren Ginpobnern Sic tpirb fir
@iee, beIonbers fir &eiienoe febr nterefant icin-
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bic ben @ecbabtcr bur6 ben &ubtduner StdtfbtreI-
Der erbalten inb eruht ben Srdscrobn tafir an ben
GIdben no iie bic 3etunsen erbalten 81 be5abIen.
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Der Scrne 5eisten, inb neuerpin9S perl6munben nno
mir bubeu picber Q8 inter In bolIem Snne bcs
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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-17
DON'T YOU SEE
US UP III f. II II

HUFFMAN s. DOEBLER,
Occupy the upstairs above A,res' Store
room, on Sandusky Aveaue, where they
are prepared TO execute work in the fol,
lowing style:
II you want your pants made tight.
We have the Tnle 10 cat them right;
Coais aud vests We also make
nd for the same CASH we'lltake
Now give them a call and see if ther
is not soms irslh in poetry.
Upper Sandusky, June lat, ieis-l4 tf
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-17
LIQUORS.,
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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-17
SHERIFF S Sale.
: Ia Partition
Calvin A. lior,

Calvin A. llor,
VS.. lu Partition
Obed llot, & Others.
Egl virtue Of an order issued IN this case
~ b, tie Court OF Common Pleas Of
Wy audot cont ty, Ohio and to me aIrec'
ted, viii fer ter sale a. public vendue
a the door Of the Court llouse in Upper
Sanuusk,, IN sand CuHuty, on tie "a day
oi September next between The hours OF
10 u'ciock A. NJ, aud o'clock i. ~ ot
sald day the following described lants
aud teuemeuts, subject to the dover e.o
estate OF Ruth Hor, 20 wit: Ihe south west
qnarter of section number nine l9l IN
township number four [4l south Kange
number fourteen Ia seast, (eXcept SIX
acres aud seventy SIX hundreaths Of all
acre being a part vi the dover estate OF
Jemima Green. described as follows, to
wit: btgtnniug at ;he North east corner
Of tho said quarter section, thence west
ten l0l rUds, thence south one hundred
aud three and one half 1854 rods, thence
east ten l0] roos, thence north one hun.
dred aud three aud one half [lU2al rods
to The place of beginning
Also fifty ak aud half l564l acre,
Osg giDnluE al Tue souln east corner oil The
south eas, quarter Of said section numOer
nine 81 thence north fifty ak aud Que
half, 5of rods, to the lpe Of the sails
uoweI estate last mentioned thence west
one hundred aud sixty, (l6Ol rods, thence
ssuth fifty SIX and a hall 1864 rods; thence
east one hundred aud sixty rods to the
place OF beginning; aiso twenty eight aud
our iourths [2e4 acres IF the SDuth end
Of The vest haii of the South est quarter
fsectIon number ten II in the town.
ship and range Aforesaid; ALSO thirty l30l
acres aff the South end II the west pAiI,
ofths north west quarter sf section mum
bsr fourteen [l4] 10 the Township and
range aforesaId: containing in the whslo
two hundred and seventy five acres more
or less: Beng the same pre- nisss OF which
Jacob Hor; late Of the county of Wyan-
dot, at the lime OF his death, was seized
10 ies sImple.
Appraised at S3,113,7o.
I. BAIRD, Sheriff VIC. ..
August 9TH le49.-2I-4w. $i,25
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-17
QD Cheapest of All!u

~ Pepper, Aispice, Raisins, Tobacco,
Cigars, Powder. Lead, Shot, Caps, &c.
DC, Cheaper than at any other Store in
the county for Cash only, at the Drug
Store, by ALEX. KlSKADBEN.
Upper Sandusky June 20 1919 1S-lf.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-17

ID. 81 w. Ayres, Upper Ssndusky, Jo>
seph Shorb, Little Sandusky; w. II Jones
u Co. Carey town; II. Freet, McCut chem
vile; +. Bloom, Mexico; Henry Shoomau,
Crawford tp.; Joseph Shilling, Burling-
ton.
Upper Saudusky, Nov. 3, 1884.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-17
LWnaber! LAMBERT

Almost all kinds of good lumber, foors
ing boards. &c., will be taken at this Of
ice on old subscriptions, as well as new
ones. Any persons wishing TO pay In this
way can do so by sendlng IN their lumber
as soon as convenient.
SMITH & GILES.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-17

for such CONF plants, and also for derange-
meuts Of the female frame,
IRREGULARITIES, SuPPRESSlONS,
paiuful transformations. No article has
ever been offered except TIN. which would
touCh tit. kind Of arrangements. II mal
bc relied upon as sure and .hoC I'VE
remedy, and did we teel permitted 10 do
50 cuulu give
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-17

ENRESH " HITE LEAD in the beg aud
= Lluseed oil just received and for sale
low for cash at the Drug Store, in Upper
Saudusky by WM. kISKADEN.
May 4th, l64f- lO-3tf.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-17
CONE ALL you THAT LOVE
GOOD APPLES,

The season having arrived for trans
planting fruit trees, the subscriber living
two miles east of McC Cutchensville, ofe Z
grated apple trees. Also wanted, three
or four beef csi''ein exchange for fruit
trees. -sLPHEUS Russell.
McCut tchenville, Oct. "a, lS4S--4--u.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-17

ESTATE OF AARON HOAGLAND Sen.
NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
~ scriber has been duly qualified as
Executor Of the Estate OF Aaron Hoag,
land sea-, late OF Crane township, W,a an
dot county, deceased; aud is authorized
10 settle The same.
ISAAC HOAGLAND.
July e6th l649.- l5-6i.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-28
rer,ns of the Enquirer.

rb- ENQUIRER Is published DAILY TOR the city,
Esgmi-w EEKLY flor the eountry.) For the i'aiy
y, seven dollars per annum ana al the rate oi cShl
-, Taken for shoftoi r-rlod thanone year. fm
s,mi. Weekly, five dollars per anuum, and Three
i,l six IN n,hs payable III advance 10 6epd,d ~
orten,ittcd by mail post paid; orsix Dollars
- annum AT the cad ofthe wear
~ TERMS OF ADVERTISING
, THE DAILY ENQUlRER-For one square 81
-. lines or less first insertion, fifty ceats, and
~ .uc,eediue insertion twenty-five cents-h in
go. once a week, twice week, or three times q
~ 's, thi,y- seven and q half cents.
"S THE SEMI-WEEkLY-Ono square OF sixteen
less frat insertion, rs cents; for each continu.
advertisers are charged fifty dollars for thir
mn.s. and in that proportion for advertisements
" "r.ater lenpth-except Lottery Vendors and Auc-
.sr. who are charged one hundred dollars tpaprr
n,dsrs from a distance must be accompanied with
M ,txauc. nav or satisfactory references, To insure
- All dues to this office may he remiIted per mall,
@nod and ayaiiabe Bank notes, at the risk OF the
rIrAe postoge Of all letters beHg pad oy rae orr
The postage Of a single letter Is scarcely oi amy
I'm, 10 tIr ws,ter: il Ia the accumulation of post
=. ~ an extensive business, winch operates III
s.,u. TAR upon the Editor5.l
al Obituaries and Marriage. from the country,
never The party hand-writingis unknown al this
m, un.t be authenticated by the endCrsaton uf the
,,,,.,rr in The neIshhOrhood, or they will III
,,,lishrd. Every measure, that has been taken 10
~. inpositions andqnizzcs, has prove ereiafoie
F,y,,ling We must therefore, insist ,tpsach case
=, The rommunicationteinsc Certified by the name OF
q ro,tmas, Ell, trrittea IN TIE lock Of thcletter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-28
PAUQUiER LAND FOR SALE.
ChiDDeWl Farm.

THE terms u sale ol tiii3 Farm made last Septem
| Der not having been compiled with, II IL again Of
iced This Farm is amongst the most valuable IN The
comfy Il lies within IVA miles al the Rappahan-
mock river and canal, miles oil tile village o
Warrptou and between four and five OF the Faliner
White Sulphur Springs; j, contains between nine nun
or.d and ore Thousand acres the greater portion OF
which l. the fine red soil, generally found In that coun
ty wiki large portion Of Hn- bottom meadow land
rendering the Fam admittedly atarted for grain and
ior srazlng; sevesa good springs with fine stream
iunning through the whole Farm.
The improvements are CON :nrtabr plain Farm
acuse, Barn, Stakleg Cabins, &c. each having been
i.ceuty put in repair Not srry distant from these I,
an elevated se for The erection Of such better build
ia.s ~ 4 proprietor might prefer, commanding full
new Ct tile whole Farm The location of this Farm
lenders desirable property; ilsproxmity 10 the canal,
oiae village of Wauenon and the White Sulphur
Syringe aording than usual facilities Of health
and oil society and by the canal cheap and ready ac-
10 market for all its products The terms will be
liberal as most purchasers could we'll desire. Pos
given AT any time To suit the purchaser, with
desirable arrangement TO The putting IN growing
crop.
Purchasers Wishing 10 view the Farm. are referred
10 Edmund Rose, Esq. inow the occupant Charles
C.i,nn or Jones Gfeen, Eslrs, residents within few
Lrh.i, orto JAMES FOSTAlNE of Hanover,
THORNTON of Fredericksburg,
Ana l7-rtf Executors .f + Rose deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-28
SECOND SIGHT.

We have given orr readers scue specimens of
General Taylor's speeches CONFIRMED by several
witnes.cs) which do but little credit 10 The chief
of a great nation. Even his best efforts, published
in The Wing papers and. doubtless, expressly
lurbishcd up for the press, are feeble and com.
mon place. II is amusing, however, 10 witness
The laurel.wreaths slrcwed al his feet by The
idolalrous woTshippers OF ".he one man power,
for The strong views and eloluence OF bis speeches
Some of them even go farther and maintain that
his present trip has eye.ted : magic charm in
giving 10 Gim The yigor of youth and the sagacily
o. second sight On his way to Greensburg, ON
the road TO Pulshurg, the corlege stopped al the
palerna! mansion of Governor Johnson, 9ne OF
The greatest d-inagogues o: The age and The chief
actor aui spokesman in The Presidential Progress.
The scene was thrilling one; io:, says CORES.
pouden, OF the Philadelphia News, she President
jumped from The carriage with lie aiacrily Of
twenty-five, (wopdeIiul iLdsed) and al orcs re-
cognised the Governors ialbrr though he had
never seen him before, (more wonderful stiIl.l y
Though over eighty years Il! &C, ne still walks
With The elasticity OF iur,y. The meeting betwee n
the TWO MAS Cordial"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-28
-A,,LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber, with view OF changing his pre-
sent rursuits, to commence his ftrmcr occupa ton
r-r,.lucisi.gJ h. intends 1evoing his whole al.
..r,in l. The sne-ofers for sale privately his Far
., witch ne now resides called Spring Valley, con.
,,,,,f 67 acres This land Ia situated within half
mile oi Inc James River and Kanawha Canal, in the
err.y oi Aibemar- within three miles Of Towards.
,l louIis!iaG lutte village, and IL nine miles OF
sco,syir place OF conside ;ahle trade This land Is
ven adaa.ed to all kinds Of produce raised In Virginia
In poia, of location and convenience, such farm Is
.,I:oni found This land is we'll tnibercd; II also
seoaais in springs Of excellent water, surpassed hy
lode II has on 10 some fine meadow lana, part OF
,A!rt /. now finely taken IN Timothy. The iocatioh
In si:ceR IS very superior, nasmIca as IL as CIeeA
,ya,ing through il, which Is great convenience ia
az The garden is large, aud has ~itnin le
ra,csiIc beautiful vineyard, which never iaiis 70
prdi fine grapes; also witltn the same enciosuie,
Llat-oEie LILLE fish pond, which has III II some me
IA cners IL Also this land good store mouse, 81
rl,.ri the main road, newly finished On the whole,
On. o. ifa most convenient and healthy sualiohs
10 As section pf country.
Tao improvements are new and comfortable, con
.l.e. ii good two story awr':ng house. new Gicn
q, smoks house. dairy, carriage ho;sc. Ice house, &C.
81 an excellent Office IN the yard, that VIII sun
Professional man.
is ~ a,so sell lot Of Land, containing one hun
TIL lot<, situated in the County Of Alhemare, ON tue
..res RIVER Canal, and within h:e or SIX hundIed
~ of HowarGsyilie. This land Is we'll ;imbered,
al the location makes IL valuable.
larvn It unnecessary 10 say more, than respectfully
iau,e all persons disposed To purchase ~ cav anu
.i.nloe for themselves. AUSTIN NJ. affLiN1.
a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-28

'uje, nav !" say, 'hai adycca 81 The riehs
the - ui:i in he c+arass, throughout The S,a,,
ae"insi thc assns>lens ard u,g. pations ~ m
NuE.n. ] Advocated the ducll.e, tina. the No,,L
is ia The wrong IN aIlemp iLg 10 interfere viii, al,
vefy in The Souih by Congressional enartmen,
and IN ether ways AID means resc:,ed 10 by has,
upon The subject VI Southern slavery. adyan
ccd The oPniUn, that il the South would Sard to-
setaer undivided rpca this question, aHtSehoJ
me North hat their resisiancr would beVAj,et
aud firm, this 2exed question mish t se0n AA,-
tcd, me Ince'iy Of tic uaioa preserved, Nl
peace and harn.any restored 10 GU. county,. "
rs 10 ne hllIeins remark you have made in
you: a'ldtess personally applicable 10 myself, al.
'hucgn The kindness which die acd ,heH merits
my %"r'ncsI thanks, Tear that rlaryH thenl|
are he result vi joGg o@l feelings tnvSds me !.
congratulate my Country H5or ne sIcHess of
Inc democratic parry III The lafs cieGiorAar nj
hoPr II VIII nave Il ssIuiary ,lfsc, tnipue hkut
Ihe mon. Ie;urn ny MOS. sra,elul lAanksM
The p"ope of Davidson comfy and 10 ttksssN
generally, Tor the honor watch they have bayws
ed upon me IN The election; AID 700, sir, for lie
ha'tei:aS manner 10 which yon have seen prorrN
o ailude 10 my Efforts in he canvass, have nv
thanks ard gralilud'.
Alter The conclusion o, Gen. Trorslal-,s -.
ply, Nj. Andrew Ewing vas called tnr. and
responded IN a Bile: but pertinent ard ,ieauent
speech
Gea. TioGsdaie was thea escorted 10 The We
'ancah, where large number OF cor citizen.
waited upcn him. he appears in excellen.
health, and so lar from having suffered from the
iausue u The canvass, seems 10 have improved
under ii.
q salute OF fifty guns was fired 3. Genera.
'Tionsds!e approached The city, and another 9.
tweniy five gun, in the evening, in hanor OF
paper which has the laetit OF having been uul-
iaseously abused by the FEDERAL Candidate dur
ing The canvass, b.. which our modcsly foibids
us 10 mention.
Gen. Tfonsdae leh The city for his home iu
Gaiia.n lasI evening
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-28

The institution, al which period there was no
cause Tor apprehension. Now lie says tiny per.
sonal sentiments are against the institution Of
slavery, and agains! its introduction into places
IN Wnlch it does not exist. If there was no
slavery in Missouri to-day, should oppose lis
coming in . The Legislature of Missouri in
s!ructed him upon The subject Of slavery, aud
aVowed willingness 10 have this disturbing
question settled BY ''the application Of The prin.
ciPles Of the Missouri Compromise 10 the 70.
cent territorial ncquisilions.' lie refuses obs-
dlence, abuses the Legislature Tor requiring him
10 promote disunon,' and giving TO such
learned gentleman as he is, what he denom-
mates unconstitutional exposilious Of the Con-
sttuiion."
Wonders never cease! COL Benton has yet
10 learn that the path of political ireachery
will conduct no politician TO an imperisna5!e
lane. q pO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-28
VOLUME XLVI.-NUMBER "a. I

ms institution, mcss give confidence 10 the p'.J
lie, ano insure for ii ,e.y i,rse SHARE VI the
patronage OF this Stale. and Of the adjoining
> ates Of The Union. y reference 20 The nub
i'snfh Advertisement, o, The expenses, 81 it
VIII be ana 'ha' the expenses Of lhs !n.u,u
Wa Will be decidedly loss than any Of @ simar
grade Ia the Stale. Here, MS full and ir,.s5ed
ah e1cca'lon may be had, ard ct as cheap q
rate, as Can be found any where in The State.
hui, Messrs. Eii'ots, my main object ~ uri.
.i"S ms article, was IN correct Very erroneous
impression, which has OBTAINED, 10 some c .iA:.:.
,ha' Williamsburg was lnte0ifhy th,u. /
nave had iair ARA iull crporuhIly .! judging
III regard Ia his matter, and hesitate no, to
say mat during The Collegiate course OF William
an A., May, thee IS noi a more healthy place Than
Williamsburg 10 be found in The United Stats.
ana IN ms opinion, | eel conf teni | shall be
sustained ny all those who have had ar oppullu,
my OF becoming well informed upon The subjecl.
~ conhrmaIIan OF the justice Of this opinion |
may Well safely refer III The history ot the Col.
rye rom us foundation! The annals OF Colleges
WIN sntW no instance wlcre The amount OF d,s-
ease ADD death has been so small IS in William
ana na!2; IN he las, 'hry years ihc:c has been
ou' one deaih among The students q! lh,s CuiIcgc
ahd l''a' Lot from disease ot this c.imale. Facrs
IKE hese must put resi- any impression or app O.
hension that Williamsburg is unhealthy. have
never Known any cpd mic Of ia.al character
10 prevail trre al any ime ". have hal NJ cho-
Iefa Ecic during lis preya lence his year. Nor "a
We any when il visited our Stale in 1882; and
Tor lhe id:I live successive years we nav,
probably had as little oldiseasc during me vaca.
I'n months Of July, August and September, as
ipy other place Of The SAM population IN the
Slate During The prescu. year, he College
buildings AID Professors houses nave all been
thoroughly repaired, Inc srounLs Iaii out and
improved, aud new and handsome :nclosute pu,
~; and now everything is ready 10 commence
operations The first Of October. I'VE expect some
lunGTcd and fifty or l@o hundred youths, male
ind female, in cur several institutions, The next
course, and in another year, We hope % donble
nat number. FRlE;iD OF SCIENCE
The author wouid be greatly o5,isci 10 The
t:chm"nd Norfolk AMI Pcieisburs E:nors 10
publish THE aricle in !hclr several papers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-28
To the Ed tors RI tic Eaqu, Or.

10 TIC Gu tuiS ~ tE EfIWt SF.
II he Democratic r.l'y IN The next Leg sla.
lrre don't follow your Suggestions upon The Sub
ice, OF prescription, then il il because they have
neither The sPu ito resent Insult and injury, nor
tie nerus 10 do VIVA, The cause G; the country
and Democracy demands. What Is the E'giA
of iorbearancc under the circumstances l. irrct
ae.sseriiy f. ill every flee in Inc South with
Wings, and to continue lnem3 We oppose pic.
scriplion, and when acc have the power We lei
the Wings in flee alone--hul, WHEN they get the
power they prescribe every Demo,Ia'; and
hence every Office mqM be filled with Wings
Then il WE, whca we gel the power, still con,
Iinuc 10 ACT upon III principle, we p'os:,ihe osf
opa party and this would necessarily be TO Kill
our pauy-aLd lei NE say, sir, il ever We are
killed, W. shall kill ourselves, Tor this I'll wish
kn, what epithel 10 prrcedc Whie wihl Wing
parly can never kill US. They are doomed, il
mol damned party. Very truly, &c,