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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-09-22

PRlNCE jOHN.-M his recent speech at
Rome, that misunderstanding ayouth "
John Van Buren,, referring % his former
declaration that the democratic party il
dissolved, slyly said! Q
"lfl, sir. do not mistake The organ Of
the late administered ion, THE Unionl il
had declared that the national democrat.
{ party was dissolved; and was l asked
Mr.. v. b 10 blame, SRA boy like me
IL ! took my slate TO 60 home, when the
old school marin Ritchie) told us we
we're diamisseds' (Rcars of laughter
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GEORGE BAGBY

II AS opened his saloon inthe Canton
~ Hotel, where he Is ready and anx.
ious to accommodate all bis friends, and
strangers, with q comfortable shave, at
all reasonable hours.
HAIR CUTTING and DRESSING done in
the latest and most genteel style, and to
the satisfaction Of every reasonable per.
son. e n
Dec, rs, l848,
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1MPRoYEp GIN gTANpe.

T THIS summer received a consign-
mont OF Messrs. Carver, Washburn
q Co = new and improved Patent Gin
Stands, which | am selling at 1915 per
saw. A few Of these stands were re.
ceived here last season and have given
general satisfaction. Planters wanting
10 purchase will do we'll to call and ex-
anime previously to purchasing else
where. ean N
PA b lP. O'DoNNELL, Agent.
aa 1aa YasOO Gig
September rs, ls47. 5
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$500 REWARD.

Il will give FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS to any person who will produce,
at a less cost, a better, more innocent
aud more perfect cure for Agae and
Fever, or Ch,lls and Fever, than DR..
Murphy's Sugar Coated Vegetable Anti.
Fever Pills. will also give Two Hun.
dred and Fifty Dollars to any person
who will show a single case where any
injurious effects have attended the use
Of these Pills. They are warranted in
all cases to cure Ague and Fever, or
Chills and Fever, when taken according
to the directions accompanying them.
WIN. H. MURPHY, M. d.
Each box contains about thirty.6ve
Pills, and FIVE Of them are yellow Su-
gar .Coated Purgative Pills, wrapped up
in a piece Of paper, separate from the
others, and designed 10 act as a mild
calhartic 10 cleanse the stomach and
bowels. Price only SO cents a box
with full directions.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-09-22
GOODS, COME AND
BUY.
VTE have just received a large
W stock or NEW and FASEIONA.

IVTE have just received a large
/" stock Of NEW and FASHIONA.
BILE GOODS, consisting in part Of
'GentIeme~ and Ladies' Goods
Of every description, from the highest
70 the lowest prices. Also READY MNDE
CLOTHING Of all kinds sizes and prices
HARDWARE, GLASS WARE CHINA, and
CRocKERY, JEWELRY, &c, &C., &C., to-
With other goods too numerous
10 mention. Allof which we are desir-
Gus Of exchanging on the most favora-
bic Terms, for GOLD and SILVER com.
The store is now under the control or
Eichelstein, who will be happy 10
wait upon his old customers and.supply
them on better terms than any one else
can do.
SOMMER & co.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-09-22
.T0hn GerMeck.

As remlyed to the shop formerly
n occupied as a Gun Shop on the
North side Of The Square and will do the
BEST WORK and furnish the best ma
terials that any WORK NAN can do,
June % 1849, Ally T.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-09-22

"A LII Persons indebted 10 the uneder.
signed will please call and settle
their bills Immediately and save cost,
A man cannot go TO California without
money. Ny house and lot and timers
stack and tools are for esle,
A.. SMEADER.
March 23,l849 s8,3
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-09-22

Richter says:-"No man can either
live PiOusly, or die righteous, without a
wife. A very wicked old bachelor Of
our acquaintance says 10 this-"0, yes!
sufEerings and seye,e trials purify and
chastsp the heart" &
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-09-22
DIR. MURPHY'S
Anti-Fever Pills.

For tbs Immediate and Permanent Cure
IF AgWe and Feuer, Chtlls and Fever,
and aH other Fevers.
Prepared by VIM. H. Murphy, M.
D., 384 Pearl st., New York.
To tOhom all Orders for The Pills must be
addressed (pOst pdid.)
Entered according to Act Of Congress,in the
year I847, by VIM. H. Murphy, in the Clerks
Office Of the District Court Of the Southern
District Of New York.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-09-22

Ii is d safe and siieleal
worms. Try il. lis Z
best and cheap as Ihs st
Read the following 'lllen
effects in cases Of Worms
Mr.. Joseph Shipzsy
T., says that il bEoug sa
from a negro child bsl0H
a short lime.
Mr.. John ]. Little of
says, gave il il one
away fifty worms. : ss
bis negro woman
Worm.
The above medicines y
fresh and genuine. EQF
!. WRIGHT y Ns.s
E D WARD q Cc Levy
OLD s. CRowEEE Llyl9
j. M LEWIS, Vernon
WIN. YATEs MadIs0ps
MOORE y CARRENIs \,
And BY Agents Y sssi
State.
June 10, ls49.
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UNDERTAKERS 81,

WWOULDresp tfdll inform the citI-
zens o Cahtol abd Madison coun.
generally. that they have purchase
The HEARSE and materials Of K N
Cox, and are nov prepared to attend 10
all calls for C0FFINS in this county
at tho shortest notice. All orders from
the country will be promptly attended
70. Their shop IS near Jesse P Browns
Livery Stable, where n OF both can
always be found.
June 8, 1913, 39-ly
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-09-22

TNHE Subscribe WIZ s.ss
J. fully inform Ihs clll.'S|
and surrounding ccses
opsning fine end nS J J
wi ATCHES and
win sell Oh ,th6 mos.
Cor cash. Persons WISHES
line are invited iocs
themselves,
Watches Of every
repaired Oh the shoi's''
ranted. b
Canton. March 50, ~
aanIr ENH. -
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-09-22
JILL RRANpY.

NOR " medical purposes" One pine
Just received from New York. and
warranted a pure article for sale by
july 20 D w MURPHY
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-09-22

ALE and PORTER,
NOR Medical Purposes.n warrant
cd The article for invalids; for sale
BY Gully 2s) ID W MURPHY
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SUPERIOR CHEWING TOBACCO.
yHE best known, for sale by
- Sept. PRIEsTLEY q MOSBY.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-09-22

TnE Cesar lnsscr IHi MAssAcHu.
ssI1-An interesting communicat On
was read before ihs National Scientific
Ahseei&lloa IS Rrofn Apassis Cd the
asFlciuia q ccltl animal9 EIs said that
~ wasable ~ exhibit ~ lhe RESIGNATION
live coral ins coast az Rias
aaehasesls. nqglRg 4 ase excursion n.
the Vineyard Spnnd, with Lieut.. Davis.
II cas u the coast survey shsns. he
brought D : tire dredga, stoEs ~
Of seYentytwo ~, Of Say Herd, sever.
A specimens pf q coral with ia animals.
which he had succeeded IA pf~eservins
sl 4 matter 0f surprise, ne
snidy thar ghe coral animaI should have
eek found ihthis latitude. They TEEN
~ wasmialiindea, and very few species
riel iih N me more temperate r..
hns frf he epporlanity afforded
s Snfgsg, Ue exissencs q
4hsss 1alnshs could not have been sus.
rsa 60 these shores; deadfraomcnts'
e A.Ha hsa ksen found On Tie coast.
- our waters 81
nct Pr6l. Aeaesiz s..
mnkk4 avs hs a3 snsn,
oi awhes Survey,
N44 Nsn him nsie Go q o,.hs,
f1 sprt - Other maj NM.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-09-22

ARRIVALtn--
AT CA1Tof q
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-09-22
A REMEDY RoRoNRc NJ
DESEASES-NOT Fo1 !
DR. WooDRUFFg Dy
CORDIAI.

|RRE well tried ana sn
proved remedy ii Dv
arhR, Bloody FIux. C@s@
Gripping Pains, and Boesn
ments Of Children wklIs les
ring the summer month an
ages both young qad I'd,
From the Hon. WHEY Wdb@
Of the city cf COLUMBIA
Rev. Dr.. Jesse Boring ofRl
Church Columbus, Go, ealm
ly Of Alabama Conference.
This is TO certify IhsI ilon,
quaintance with ID. N. lVoa
now him to be i gendtmm
ted veracily and a Physician
ence and respsclahiiy, inRu
HDysentary Cordial We as
i as oar opinion, anet lH
tested its virtues oRrsslysa
for years, and wiiHgssle hgf
community, and hearing aRd
in regard to its value, Ihatol
preparations known 10
it 10 be the best fcs lhusa E
those diseases for which i
il hasa great and deserved 9
this city, and stands prs.snn
all other preparations As
generally speedy and sslpAq
ways safe, relieving frequent
as taken, and curing generally
time, we look upon ils lulrOiu
any community, as . blessing
WILEY WILLIAMS Alyg
aCigda
JESSE BoRINe, CoIeniM
GEORGE W: TuRHsrM
City b. ohm
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PAY UPI PAY UP!

September IS, ls4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-19
VOLUME XLEl.-NUsil;ER 40.

received in Pennsy LAMA. Tue people were
pleased with the honest simplicity anA frank
ness Of the man. He left geoi impression
among the people. lie is known 10 be ANA.
Die 10 tariff discriminating Tor the pro,eAlA,
1T iron. and coal. An administration taAnS
that stand ough, 10 &c popular in Pennsylvania.
what, then, Is The reason OF this terrible de,
feati
Brought 10 the d,cc, question, We must ac-
knowledge ihr corn. The great anu sufficient
cause Tor ins Shic defeat, is the same that has
defeated them evrry@ he .lsc-the cabinet-the
inbecle, hnmbog2ins Cabinet r. Washing on
Whii else WASH De sxpectec7 Their wrelchct
policy win ioreien nations, more than all othci
causes, has done The business. pii:ul limiti-
| ~, Or more rid cu.ous r!esnce OF iasu!t has
be- the card TGe Secretary OF Stale win the
lear vi an OIL: granny could cot venture 10 speak
above whisper iur rcpubiicanism in Europe;
but, supported b. The despo's, and those cid parry
| huDkcIs OF The '-l;en and s,duion laws" he
! could Promptly sIia: h. symptoms oil republican
| IDEAS in Canada ard Cuoa. And wnen, acmcr-
ished Q! his iuibeciliiy and his b.undei> he re.
| solved 10 play ihe ico with France, aud kic ed
Gu! her minister 10 kick up a 'ow, ami got up
war panic and put on MS resimenss, II added
only another Chapter To The public modification.
The people could not Stand ii.
THIS IS The secret of the general revolt The
cabinet, with their tishy inIieues with Seward
and the abelitonisis; with ,hei. wholesale specu-
lations in The offices OF the country, under the
direction OF Thomas Ewing ami Truman Smith;
with their weak, vacaling and suspicious d..
pomacy, have done H. We expect New York
| 10 follow >ylvania; and that The Wing party
and The Wing administration will 60 down, down,
until this weak and juggling cabinet is dismiss
| sed Mr. Clayton is behind the times; Ewing is
too much OF butcher, and CoIlamer loo much
his deputy; Meredith is but CLERK; and The rest
are but subortinaIes TO tie butcher, or The con.
demned head OF The State Department. They
have 'ficked The President, perverted his policy
aac betrayed The country. Let Us have change
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-19
Terms Of the ENQUIRER.

~TSe Enquirori 10 published DAILY tor the city
and SEmI.w EEKLY (for the eountry.) For the Daily
Paper seven dollars per and at the rate sight
dollars IL taken for shorter period than year. Fol-
the Semi Weekly Ave dollars per annum, and Three
dollars for six onths, pay able In advanceto 6spa,d
tls eee RENTED BY mall post paid orSix Dollars
nor annum at the end ofthe year.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
IN THE DAILY ENQUlRER-For one square OF
sjuecn lines or less first insertion fifty cents, aho
sgrry succeeding insertion twenty-five eents.n IN.
ssrted once week, twice week, or three o"os
v.sk. thirty seven and half cents.
in TIE sEMI-WEEKLY-Ones square OF sia ..'
Hines or less hrst insertion, IS cents Tor eaen
ance, so cents. ,h;,-
~ lines and in that proportion for aaversemsnla
or rr-ater encth-except Lottery Vendors and Auc-
s,an.,s Ohio are charged hundred dollars (papcI
Included ,,,
the ADVANCE pay satisfactory referenees,to insure
~ All dues TO this office may be remitted per mall
4, GOOD and available Bank notes, al the risk OF the
R,or; tAe postage Of all letter. seisg paid BY the or
,,sThs postage Of single letter s scarcely Of any
reount 10 The writer IL isthe accumulation of post
so in an eYtensive business, which operates az
serious tar upoo the Editcrs.l
~ All Obitxaries and Marriages from the country
vhenever the pariy's handwritineis unknown al thin
once must be authenticated by the endorsaton OF ths
In the neishborhood they will III cas<
be published Every measure, that has been taken
event impoeitions ndquizzes, approved heretofore
uuavailins We mus, therefore, insist such
up,n the municationbeing certified by the name Of
e Postmaster. rritts1 on the back Of tAelsttsr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-19
FAIRFIELD RACES.
Frasr DAY-TUEspAY, October I6, 1854

FiRsr DAY-TUEsDAY, October l6, lS49.
The Fall Races owe! this Course commenced
yesterday, with Sweepstakes for three years
old and flleys, 500 entrance, S25 forfeit, two
mile heats. There were tour entries, bot only
TWO started, viz:
Mr. Jas Talleys u. I. Ora.ri1, b. Orator, dam
Sarah Washington.
Messts. G. & N. Green's b. c. by Mercer, dam
Monmouth Eclipse.
The FIRST heat was decided 10 be a dead heat.
Time, 4 minutes 80 seconds.
The second heat was won easily by the Messrs.
Green's colt. Time, 3 minutes 81 seconds.
MIR. Taiiry then drew his FLY, and The race
was adludsed 10 The Messrs. Green.
SrcoED Day. WEDNESDAY, Ger. II, 1919.
Propfielor's Purse, Sa00-two mile heats,
entrance Sl0-Thrce horses started for the
purse; and the result was as follows:
John Be!che,'s b h. Beverly, by Treasurer,
dam by Trustee, s yrs old, list.
c. & N. Green's Free Trade, by Mer-
Ger, dam by Monmouth Eclipse, s
yrs. old,
Thos. B. WIllamson's g. g. Newman
Noagsby John Blum, dam grey Betl,
The race was easily won by Free Trade
Time-lsl heat, 3 min. So seed heat, min,
| SOL see.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-19
TAKE NOTICE,


THE subscriber wishing 10 change his business. and
intends leaving the State will offer for sale, TO the
highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY. the i4lh day Of No.
vember next If fair, II not, the next fair day there
after, Sunday eIcepted.) the Farm upon which he
now resides, called FOREST HILL; il is situated
upon the Louisa Railroad, in the county OF Louisa,
about Ave or six miles East Of GordonsVle contain
ing ls7 acres. Tho above Farm has upon II small
thou Oh comfortable Frame Dwelling House good and
convenient outhousss an excellent Garden, and first
rate Syringe Tho Farm 10 we'll waterod, in every re-
spect and Is situated In Of the hcathest regions
the world can produce. Also, at the same time and
place. will be offered other Tract Of Land. about
two miles from the above, and Immediately upon the
Louisa Railroad containing 2l4 acres, 10 Of which is
cleared, the balance well tmbered The subscriber
deems unnecessary to give any further description,
az those wanung to purchase IL is presumed will eXa-
mine the premises on o! before the day OF sale On
the same day will be sold tho crop Of Corn, OATS Fod
der, etc. Plantation Utensils, Horses, Cattle Hogs
sheep, and tho Household and Kitchen Furniture
Terms will be made known on the day Of sale. There
will also be exposed for sale, at the same tims upon
the premises for cash, fifteen likely Negroes, mostly
Females, all young, and In good condition The sale
will positively take place, as above stated. Those
wishing information concerning tho above, can obtain
Il by addressing the subscriber at Teylllans Depot,
Louisa county, Virginia. VIM CARSON.
Louisa, October l2-cw4w
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BEL,LFIELD FOR SALE.

DELLFIELD, tho residence OF the late Mrs n
ID Payne, in the upper part Of Goochand county,
about fourteen miles from the Court House, on tho
Cartersviile road, aud 10 about ten miles from Penn
herton's Warehouse, ON tho James River Canal, to
which an excellent road leads. The Tract contains
about five hundred acres, has a snttci0cy OF wood
land, Is well walered, upper iicknghoe Creek run.
min. through IT, on which good site for Grst and
saw Mill, and has on II Barn, With good Threshlng
Mschine, three Tobacco Houses, Eve Negro Quarters,
aud all other necessary out buildings II has an or-
chard OF choice Apple Trees, and variety Of other
Fruit Trees. The Dwelling House, surrounded BY
Ornamental trees and beautiful shrubbery 10 as al.
tactvo in It's appearance II Is comfortable and con.
ycnient. There good Office In tho yard, and the
Garden IL productive in fruit and vegetables. Bo6-ld
i, 4, healthy rs any residence In tho county, and its
,o!l, though not deep, Is quick, readily producing
tvrn oats, grass and manufacturing tobacco.
TERMS :-Sl 500 cash; the balance In i've years or
longer if desired; the purchaser giving = Decd OF
Tnr on tho land 10 secure the payment Of the same,
together with Its annual interest Possession TO be
sSen on the lst OF January next 10 the purchaser,
Who may SOW crop Of wheat this PAIL perfect title
10 the estate il 10 Laura n and Elizabeth h Pope,
which will DO conveyed by them TO the purchaser.
The subscriber, Colonel N Payne, or Mr.
Books the osersser will show the place TO any ono
wishing 10 purchase Letters directed 10 myself or
Colonel N ii Payne, at Gooehiand Court House,
will receive prompt attention.
Aug 24-cn ChaS foFE.
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EEtCUIuI VI uoUIso w CufuHo't
July 3-d4ted
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

THE subscriber Intending TO remove South, In con-
sequence ofil health, offers for sale that desirable
we'll known, and highly improved estate, called FAX
NINGTON, lying in the county Of Albemarle. within
three miles Of the University OF Virginia II contains
1884 acres OF the best Aibemare red land IL lies on
the stanton Turnpike, and the extended Louisa BALL
road passes through a corner OF II. The Dwelling
House 10 large and commodous and there every me-
eessary building appcrainins to Farm. The stables
barn and granaTies are built Of the most substantial
materials Gardens with brick enclosures, choice
uits such as Piums, Figs Grapes Cherries Pears and
Apples several varieties Of each. Tho Tract Is sus
espttbie Of division. aording TO each an ample sup
ply OF timber and water
Terms Of payment-ons third cash. tho balance In
one two and three years Possession given the Isl
Of September, 1850. Purchasers invited 10 call
and view the premises and for information, letters d.
eeted 10 me- post paid, at Charlottesville will be at
tended TO. JNO CAhIEh.
P,rmin sion Octnber l2-cwlm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-19
TAYLoRISaf IN LOUISIANA.

The Wings, 10 the dsastrous results OF the
Southern elections, have had cause 10 regret the
itimed course of their leaders on the Southern
question. 10 Kentucky, Georgia, Tennessee
and North Carolina they have confesseily los,
ground for this reason, and we had hoped that
they would have learnt little policy BY past
experience. But, on watching the revelation,
in Louisiana, We are convinced that they are
once more 10 be split on rock there also. Alta
"Great Wing Ratification meeting" in New
Orleans, Col r. G. Hunt addressed tee meeting
10 extended and fulsone laudation OF General
Taylor and the Regency. From his remarks as
ske,ched in the Bulletin, Taylor organ, We
extract the following passage:
And now turn your attention 20 California
In tina, portion OF The country for Which Cen,
grcs. had provided no laws, the wise policy Of
the Administration has been conspicuous. IN
der the authority of Gen Riley, the civil com.
manjer Of the country, the laws heretofore in
use among the people, have, in the absence OF
legislation by Congress, been continued in force
there in conformity with the laws Of nations; and
such steps have been taken iowaris an organl
cation of government as will enable California
10 presen, herself with n republican constitution
10 Congress al its next session, Tor admission
into the Union.
And here, fellow citizens. we have before Us
the era flying prospect Of The settlement OF
question which has been giving much concern
10 tho lovers Of the Uaion throughout the States
for some lime past prospect which cannot
fail 10 be realized when We reflect that the
Union rests upon basis-ihe good sense, the
affection and patriotism of The people-not 10
be shaken or disturbed BY the clamors of dis
appointed and unprincPed ambitious Polili-
clans, or the misguided judgments Of the weak,
the ,imid the ignoraa, and the prejudced, and
that the settlement Of tho QUESTION IS submitted
10 the wise and virirous statesmen OF Inc coun-
,ry-,o The webs,ers, the Ben.ons, the Berrens.
the Badgers, the S,ephenses, and to him, 81 all
the NEST beloved BY you. ihr Sage OF Ashland,
at whose bidding the tumu,uous pillows OF
disunioa once before were quislsd, and whose
voice will again exercise under the blessings
of God, an almost divine inlleaco upon the
eouasels OF the country.
With the exception of Mr.. Berrieo, could 'ds
speaker have seleclei gentlemen more offensive
and dangerous 10 the South, uron this vital ques-
lion3 One and all, they contend for The consii.
,u,i,uali,y OF III. Wllmot Proviso, and most Of
hem actually defeated proper adjustment o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-19
s,o,, m, Neu York I4erali

THE Pennsylvania ELECllON- ne
c.a,yEr UNDER JuD5mEsr.-The Fall eiection
in p.nosyly,nia has been 10 reality Waterloo
dsf.o, 70 The Wings. Erea i, The cHg9 Pa'la-
d.lo5ia ,ehsrt M.u hare carried ere y eseef'on
1or ,ertv wars past hsy are DEF atsd. Fore aud
-. ~, r;sb, and leit, they are routed and dispers
A. sione de scending hill! increa'e' is
momentum with every bound, 50 The Wing party
in I'M, .yery succeeding election OF the year have
mn. with mere sigcaI defeat than the last
OoIy year ago, Gen Taylor carried The Key
stone ~ an Overwhelming majority The most
decisive of the campaign. wna' 70 Inc matter
go, VIA, ha, worked out this sudden revo-
luton among the steady people Of Pennsyiva-
MAI There is always an easy solution ior TO-
The reasons are obvious. The Wings were
disaffec,ed, and their opponents united. one VI
The causes of this dissfiection was ifoui ,ue"
coalition with the abolitiynists-those Fsu 10
nub;can. or red socialists of the uni'eo S.ates
who have hung like an incubus upon 'ne n's
n,r,v f,r years Another cause was the sP'i.
p;,h The natives, growing out Of the DIVISION OF
~ snn;I. Annther, The revolt IN pniisoei-
NH. against the misrule and outrageous COT
rna,,ors Of the city government, compared WIN
lui III ,bs miserable government Of New YORK
), model Of honesty and wisdom. Aoolhet
n,oxoc,iion was in the work Of prescription Oh
rollamer, Ewing, and company Ihe s~eep.cs
,xerei.e of this abominable system o. u",uus
out the spoils among The oesgsry naeA' u
nariy, for party services, has mao Us eucc,.
Rut all these are mare ,rides; they 90 mol
account for The disaster. Gen Taylor was well
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-19
FARM IN HENRlCO FOR SALE.

DuRsUANT to the provisions Of the last will and
L testament OF Captain George w. Gardner, deceas'
ed offer for sale that desirable tract OF land on which
he resided, called oWOODLAND COTTAGE" lying
On The Three Chopped Road, seven miles North West
0Rchmond, and adjoining the lands Of Or. George n
HOpllns and Others, containing three hundred and
lalrty acres On the premises Is comfortable Dwell
has House, Kitchen, smoke House, two Ice Houses,
Carriage House. Barn. Stable, &C., all nearly new and
ave SHIN system, and improved by the use Of lime,
plaster, manure and clover, and is in good cart Ono
hundred and twenty 1--WE acres Of The tract 10 cleared
meadow yielding largo supply Of hays and there 10
young orchard Of choice varieties OF fruit ees from
Salons Nursery, in full bearing further deseIip-
ton 10 considered unnecessary, as persons wishing 70
purchase will examine the land for themselves, and
Mr.. W. N. Gardner on the premises will show them
the farm Tho situation 10 considered very healthy.
Terms will be made very accommodating, and posses
zion can be given Immediately
Executor of George W. Gardner, deceased.