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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-08

don't sneak for myself. ] don't want white wife.
am married to an amiabe, interesting and 'nteiiec-
fual colored lady; one fit to be the wife OF Presi-
dent. l can say with Solomon, my beloved y olacx
bat comeIy. But many OF my colored brethren nave
= different taste, and there is NO reason why they
ought not to be gratifed. Like Moses, they have
gone through the wilderness and endured all the sui
fering; and byand-by they will enter the promised
land. ,
Mr.. Fuller, a Quaker, rose-I rise not because
am Quake r but because am a man. What my CO.
lored brother says is true. White people ought to
do away with prejudces, and receive colored bro
to touch you up this point My colored brother,
Harris, was brought up by man who was not the
possessor Of $500, bat he the possessor of nine
children; he breught Harris up with his daughters
and see what he has made him-a great man.and ne
would have given him Of his daughters if he had
wanted one, bat he didn't, and he was right can
upon white women to cOuntenance their colored
Brothers; call upon them to do all they can TO
break down the barrier of prejudice exs'lng agalns
the introduction of colored brothers to white soctc
ty, and SO shall they do God service, and remedy
great evil.
The excitement here continued to increase; many
ladies applauded, and many left the church.
Mr. Stanton rose. He said that the political power
of the Northern States was sufhcient 10 Dreh GOWN
slavery i'm the South, and to destroy ~ altogether
The SPOT to use this force was at the door oil the
highest legislative body in the Union the way to
use it was, by open discussion on the foor OF Con-
sress. The internal slave trade must be stopped IL
Is the great artery that supplies slavery with blood
Of my discourse. This is a trying time-but the
wants Of nature must be supplied we must eat !
move you, sir, that now adjourn to dinner, and
meet for private business in half an hour
This motion created great pleasure, and was carried
unanimously. And thus ended this curious meeting
of roguery and pety, and folly, and fanaticism, and
worldly wisdom, and nonsense, and basphemy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-08
Passen gers Arrived.

In the Liverpool, from Lyerpool-Ms Dunderdaie Mrs
Hlss Mrs Ward Mrs Joyce, Miss Ward Mrs Campbell MIR
Hutchinson Mr. James Reid, Mr. Murray, Col Jackson Mr.
Parker Dir Perkins, Capt Blackwood Mr. Ewing Mr. Crud
ger, Mr. and Mrs Wainwright Mr. Joyce MIR SePheR Price,
proprietor Of the Park Theatre New York. Mr. Chamberlain
MR. Backnan, DIR Welt, rir g Wason Mr. r Mcintosh,
MIR Rodger MIR Roder, MIR Durnageand, Mr. Samuel Green
shield Mr. Borradale, Mr. Leopold Hughes Mr. Lucas, Nr
Samuel Sharpess, Mr. Chapman, Col Ward Mr. lowering
Mr. Duioar Mr. Holterhoa DR. Stuart, Mr. Stuart Mr. d
Roche MIR MDonald Mr. Peter Townsend, Rev Ellis,
Rhodes Mr. Dollhouse, Mr. Kay Mr. Young, Mr. Gas
.e Mr. Murray, Mr. Hiles, Mr. B.sxmer Mr. Lsrraqus,
Mr. Everard Benjamin, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Yerbdc, Mr.
CoHsnery, Mr. Got Mr. James Lockwood, Rev Mr. Reiss
Rev Moses Parry, Mr. Curtis, Mr. Robert Roose. Mr. Samuel
Waring, Mr. Carlson Mr. Colin RUSSELL Mr. Wlerton, MIR
Cutbbertsos, Mr. Murdoch, Mr. Tsrp. Mr. ConLe, Mr.
Forsyth, Mr. Savage, Mr. Pequet Mr. Haett Mr. Hors,man
Mr. Hsstman, Mr. Wood, Mr. Bryan Mr. Ponsot, Mr. Mege
Mr. King, Mr. Wainwright, Mr. n Ped, MIR Gouhwaite,
and Others
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-08

Cleared.
Francois Isl. Thompson Havre; FraskliH (am) werlund
Hamburg; Col Howard Catche Baltimore Clara B) Cook,
81 JOHN NIB ve'per Hopkins sydney Dranee' Halls Grow
Gather Bryant 81 Thomas; Black Hawk, Armstrong, New
Haven zenovs Moore Alexandria, Caucasian vose Pic
ton; Willis, Crowe, New Bedford; Tros Friends, (Fr)
Blaire, Alarseilles.
Arrived.
Steamship Liverpool Lieut. Fsyrer, Liverpool 10th uli, to
Ship Cosmo, Cummng, Bristol, Eng 9th March, mdre,
ship sla. richards Dickinson Liverpool goth March, with
ndre TO NJ Clark-lol storage passenger
Ship joins Cumming, Thayer Liverpse LIST April with nd1e
Dutch .chr Gran Maria Er. Curacao IS days, with wood
s.sr Liberty Burgess, Durbury h APaachcoa is days,
sebr eutta Cole days from Georgetown with aosr, 70
master.
Impas, Dea., West Indis' MeDOnoush, C',eamer Luke,
Mobile.
The Roscoe Deano Cor Liverpool has been detained she
a mi. day in company with the Francois PREMIER Thomp
SON for Hayre Their letter bags will close at GIpn En-
chang Room at the u'ual hour
tr al h, pub.hed in the Charleston Mercury" be
Mr. n r Tri.t the Unted States Consul at Havana should be
recalled II appears that he has behaved 10 the mos,
conumeous masner towards several o. osr snp
detained to the detrmen Of this business by this eonsl Tor
something and u Impossible 70 ,s what nmo , ~.
If
Can,a;,s Wenda Hooper, Howell, Fouqsc and Vaughan
Capau Hooper days for justly expressing his
Of the course pursued towards Captain Wcna by
M r nc ali be true have es the consul should he
ordered hoe hut this only one side of,he story
MIR Trist have been fully certified IN his acts we shall
see. Il certainly looks bad -,
/ swrwRrcK or rus kErRrscH. oF 0RrENoek toh NfW
YpRKThe Retrench, bound Cor New YORK; with "a pasen
gers. sailed Cor reenock wind blowing fresh from tina east
On friday morning learnt that the Rerench was ashore %
the rocks joining the Cvmhrr ghihosse and blowing
pae tune entertained that the vessel would
he dashed 20 pieces and all board perish The ,uver
tug steamer ordered of 10 her assistance, with zap.
tain Kennedy, harbor master, Greesock On the arrival
OF the steamer Al the wreck u was blowing perso'
gale from the Sw, and with considerable difficulty
that the could resch the r. number ofiemae passengers
were ated ashore empty chest The passengers were
all safely landed by the O. Al Geesock Friday night. but
thew viii lose all their luggage provisions nc IS the SCI
ali probability will be total wreck Glasgow Chronicle
10 MaplSERs-CariainG Gilbert Warner, cfhe Cora e re-
,, trader Msracabo) requests make known Ter hs
Inflammation of masters Of that may have occasion Z
c,os Inc Bar the Gulf Of Marscabc and get aground here
which is not unusual TO make the usual signals Of distress viz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-08

PAak THEArnE-ruIs 1vEM,D win ), ~.

| pAMM THkArNE--rnys EvEMcB win be pr.
MAsANIELLo- M.,.0i.,,o n, s,.,.,- p;.,ro M Rich.
| ing.--Fsneia, Mad L.some" 9' Mrs Gibbs.
M;. Isl. y. boLERo will be danced by Mons. MaLtin and
In Act 2nd, A NATIONAL TARENTrJJ.A vii, be danced
by Mad Lecomte and Mons. Martin.
eTn,,uue wr.n GloVANNI IN LoNDONLepoelIo,
MAY Mr. Wheaey-Co ntsaDtia, Mrs Understanding
prnn Mrs. ver Ms Lep'relo, Mrs
Doors open at o-Psraermnes to quarter past
Boz Tickets sl-Pit, so eent.-GaIiery, ascen,.
national THEATRE Late Italian Opera House
IN Mr. WALLACE Lessee-Corner Of Leonard and Church
streets, ten doors from Broadway-THls EVENING will
LA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mr. Wilson cunt Rodolpho.
MIR Sesun-Amna, Miss Shirref.
To conclude with THE ORIGINALColoIsi Deianator Mr.
Lambert Sir Jacob Lskewarm, Mr. Blakeley-JacA Non.
pareil, Mr. II Wihams-Emily Lukewarm, Mrs Rog-
Doors open at la-Pcrormance TO commence Boxe,
81 Pit 80 cents Gallery 25 cents.
RowERY THEATRE-T. 8. HAMDLIN SOLE MAN.
- AGER AND DIRECTOR-This evening, (hird night
NICK OF THE WO0Ds-six Characters, by Mr. Proctor
Five Characters by Mr. Gaes-Col. Bruce, Mr. }. B. Rice
Telie Doe, fsrs Shaw-Edith Forester, Mrs Proctor.
After which, New Medley Overture composed for the
sion Of the opening Of ihe Bowery THEATRE by William
song The Bay Of Bscay"-Mr Fagan his first appearance
A Sailors Hornppe-hss Williams years od-frs aP
To conclude with THE SWISS COTTAGE-or, Why
Don't She Marry?-CorPora Max, Mr. J. b. Rice-Natz
IIeck MIR Gates-Lizette Gierstein, Mrs Proctor.
Doors open at O'Clock the performance half
past precisely.
Prices-Boxes rs cents-Pt 37l sens-Gallery 25
L'RANKLIN TnEATRE CHATHAM SQUARE, under
II the direction Of Mr. w II. BLAKE. THIS EVE.
MING will be performed, fer the Benefit Of MISS ROSA
LIE EDWIN,
WILLIAM TELL-William Tell. Mr. T. s. Clne-Albert
Miss II. Edwn-Emma, Mrs Watts
After which, a Comic Dance by Mr. Carpenter.
Highland Fling by La Petit Louisa Freidauf
To conclude with
JACQUES STROP-Or few passages in the life of
Robert Macarc- Robert Macaire Mr. Cline-Jaeques
Strop, MIR Wills-Marie, Mrs Wright.
Doors open at g. Performance quarterpast
O'Clock f2l-ln.
OLYMPIC THEATRE-4A Broadway, (Dsxt door 10
~ Tattersall) the sole management Of d. d. Me-
KINNY.
The public il respectfully informed that this elegant estab
shment will be opened Wednesday evening" May sh with
the play Of
THE HUNCHBACK-Master Walter, Mr. ID. d. McKn-
ney-sr Thomas Clifford, Mr. Thorne-IIaen, Mrs
Thorne-Julia, Mrs Flynn.
A Grand Pas Seul BY Madame La Trust
Comic Song by Mr. Bridges
To conclude with the THREE BANSHED MEN OF MI
LAN-Gaspardo, Mr. Thorne-Boaaventure, Mr. Chap
man--Catarina, Mrs Theme.
Box, so cents-Pit, 25 cents-Private Boxes 5000
Seats may be secured ny applying to H. W. McKinny Trea
the Box Office Of the Theatre, from 10 till ?.
mi SIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-08

DASsFORD's ROOMS TOR BILLIARDS AND
ID CHESS 2is Broadway and VI Ann street entrance ioin
the Museum in both streets Cor the sale Of Billiard Tables
Cloths Balls Sc &c. and exercises for health Purchasers and
PLAYERS invited There l2 Billiard Tables ready i9
trial. with spring Steel India rabber ana eIo
49, agr,eJ a.. sss,ii;r ~ mysi.y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-08

fI,o DOCK AND BRIDGE DUlLDERs.seaied propo.
al, will no received nei the 18th day of May instant at
the Office Of A. HALsEY s9 Water strcsi New YORK for
building Bridge the Raveaswced ilallets Cove and VIII
Iam.rah TURNPIKE and Bridge Company across Bushw'ck
creek from the north side the channel Of said Creek towards
Inc Bn.hwck shore abou, 400 feet length Specifications
will Be furnished on arrlicssi' 9, lss water street
my7.Iw-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-08

II EADER THINK FOR Observation-Disclosures
IN RED DROP1hs medicine ) the result 81 OF clsse
application study experience and experiments u the most ces
braed medical gentlemen IN this disease Knows whose
writings this class Of easess''e test book icr every
nearly ofprnt copy VI which j. still taken care 81 IN
the library P.nss wanna Hospitals the receipt obtained
Nv Europe i5years ago by the present manufacturer Of who
has used his practice since until he retired from pub
lie practice and II through pure motives Of philanthropy
that made public the price awaysto remain al one dollar
per bottle 10 be thin the reach % the most unfortunate some
Of the unbiased physicians having given u
pcacd trials have adopted the &C il in their practice and
without fear offs being accomplished The world ehai
cngcd furnish medicine certain. safe, and expeditions
the xrpaon Of disease in every habit tituon and
situation without diet or any restrictions whatever, the ia
valuable Hunters Rcd Drop Every psal genuine will have
the written signature Of Dr. ". LENiSoN, Of whom can
be obtained privately Division street. the only place New
York. ~ per phial. mySh
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-08

GULPHURIC BATHs-wsshngton Baths, No S53 Pearl
~ street near Broadway-LOUls TlMoLAT has the hon.
or 10 announce To the public and persons who afflicted
with rheuatsm. diseases OF the skim nc That he stu conn.
administer his sulphur Baths A bis old estabshme a.
above His method introduced by himself ~ this state ~
years ago. Gar superior that used the various Steam Sui
phure baths tina, have been recently got up In this metropolis
The opinions of the first pyscan and he long standing 81
these Baths are sufficient Of their good quail.
ties L. T. attends personally to the Gentlemen, AID Mrs t.
TO the Ladies' Every attention pad 70 The cleanliness aud
comfort of those who honor hia with their patronage,
mys 3tawlmiss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-08

m3- MR. wHlTKs's LECTUREs--At the Stsyvesant
Institute Thursday evening May OH Nr p Frederick
White will deliver an introductory Lecture on IRISH
MUSIC, interpreted with remarks Tars, and the Irish
After which Musical entertainment will be given, to
sst of selections from the popular Of the Irish Meo
dies with specimens Of Mr. Whites own lyrics and musical
The following Song. will he The Harp that
once through Taras Hail." from the Irish Melodies. When
morning beams" written and composed by =. r. White
When he who adores thee" from the Irish Melodies
Come away!"a srenade written aud composed by
=. white Tbs Minstrel Boy from the Irish Melodies.
Tickets 81 eaeto be had at the principal Book and Music
stores, and at the door, on Thurssay evening.
Door opens al 7-Losure TO commence at o'clock pre-
eiscly. ms-N
osT-A small bunch Of drawer anil de.k Keys, and long
brass Night Key. The bearer will be suitably rewarded
b, leaving them a, IS Pine ST. ground foor r,sir
T OsT-About ten day, ago, BANK BOOK on the Cham.
hers street Savings Institution, Nc. 6lSls The finder
viii confer favor BY returning The TO the Bank,
can b. OF no to any enc but the owner mys-lr
@ ToPPED-A snail Coli Watch, supposed to have teen
- stolen number 4oio Any person having lost
oo,s as Ss watch Apply c5 Broadra
isry store Also students Breast Pin mys-it'
COAL DIRT-ioo ten, anoat, for sale by
m,ssr 90 Water street
GENTs-wanled, at "a Courtani street, several COM
N peent and experienced = Obtain subscriptions to
new ~Ss ISs"'~'O"' COLT, BURGESS co
4 MOCKINGg BIRD anil Cage stolen from the
N Of the sub.criber house, - aia,e cite place
MonJay 9th btcwccn I've hcurr oi
ocoeL The bird ha. defect in his right eye. reward Of
sa5 will paid and questions asked % It, being returned
mys2r oAbNEb MeaD.
{NANTED-SIg good Straw Sewers 70 sew hne flo.snee
wv To such good wages and steady employment will be
given Also good Straw Hat Prtsser wanted. Likewise
apprentices % learn the straw sewing inquire NO ~
| Walker Il. corner of Orchard 81. ms-lw'
| UNDiGO--s0 case. Iinse.d Ol-s0o cks Dutch
| il Tea (asserted) 200 chs Olive Ot--W bks
| O,;rl.,,,,r-IOo TASKS Salt Pctre-I5e bags
| con.er,.-- 100 dasLs s.ern Oil-IO0 casks
| nee wood.-ioobrl. C;la.s (winjow) 500 biz.
Gls.. vias and Boes-5co White Lead lin oily 1900 kgs
| ,ls. ehelac-lO0
White Lead (dry)-loo brs Olive Ot-snck
/ Campbor-S5 brIs Cochineal-56 {, -ooas
| Masjer-2sck, Rol suphur-1bbxs
| Flour Sulphur so cks SPIRIT. Turrente 90 bris
| Cattle soap--2oo hxs Oil Vitriol- %, carboys
| French yelov-50 cks Twne (lndia) 80 bales
| potasb--5o brIs Epom Sais-len ,ks
/ Dlue yitr;oI-io I'll. Aun-lce brls
Also large and extensive ofDrrgs bye Wood,
Pant. Oil Window Glass Grocer articles, Sct sae cheap.
SUD on liberal terms 10 suit purchastf. ~ -
| Join e. MORRISON \ SON,
m,s Wv $50 and 1873 Greenwich street, New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-08

LNLoYD's SALOON COS Beekman street l-Ihs saI.Gr
II Der respectfully informs his friends and hs Fa4lc, W.
his Saloon open for the accommodation o' uosc Wv
wish their meals. Breakfast Dinners Tea aua &
cd up IN his usual style. D. ~ rLoiD'
o6.Q
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-08
DIED.

On Saturday last the 9Th Instant of epilepsy Mrs Caroline
Walsh the cd year Of her age daughter Of the late Mrs Eli
zabeth Smell deeply regretted by large circle of friends
On Monday the 9th Instant Professor Robert Patton aged
"A years.
On the 9th instant Margaret ogenton, wife of Albert G.
Smith, aged % years.
On The 9th Instant after short Illness John Van Arsdae,
aged 20 years.
Weekly Report of Internenis
In this City and Potters Field from the 9th day of April
the 4th day of May, 1889.
"a men; 90 women; 80 boys; IS grs-Tota l0a
DYEAsEs-Apope1y, !; Consumption, "a; Commissions, g.
Casualties .; Group hives 8, Deirum remens, q Diar
rhea, ?; Dropy q Dropsy in the head, Dropsy in the
chest Drownedl Eryspelas Fever, remittent, i Fe
typhoid Fever scarlet ,; Inflammation of BRAIN 81 In
Illumination Of lungs, Inflammation Of throat Inflammation
Of bowels, b lnemPeraace Il Insanity 0; Jaundce, o. Ma
ramus, Il Malformaon 1; Measles, 6; Modification l. Old
age O; Organic disease of the heart 3; Palsy Scroua
Small Pox ?; Tecthng, !; Unknown ;; Whooping Cough
Total, l04
AoE-Of year and under, 10 between and 40 and s.
TO- and TO- d 10 and 90 10 and go Isl 80 and III 40
and So III so and CO. 81 go and TO- 70 and 80 80 and
co. 3, unknown, 1.
PLACES OF NATIvITr-Unted States. TO- Ireland, 49, Eng
land, 8; France o. Germany, A. Scotland o; British Pos
sessions, N A. 0; Sweden l; West Indies Il unknown,
FRoM-Alms House, Bellevue, 8; Hospital, do. New
Jersey, o. Long Island Hospital, 2; Backwel Island o.
Westchester, 2-Colored persons
HENRY q. DVENsLL City Inspector
City Inspectors Office, May 4h, 1889.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-08

ID EMOvAL-J. H. BANCKER, Merchant Tailor, informs
II his friends and ths public generally that h. has removed
from No 81 Fulton street. "U s. HOTEL" No 90 Nassau 81
Fusp where he prepared 10 receive and exeeste all
orders entrusted to his with nsaincss and punciua
ASlm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-08

700 SELF Cooking and revolving bore Pistols
HUI 400 R,fes assorted. fine sad common
500 single barrel guns do do
100 double do do do
ioeo pairs pocket aud belt pistols
600 900 Percussion Gaps
Gun Locks. RAe Barrels full AID complete stock Of ma
ter Tools asa every article required N the Gun ana
Pistol trade, Cor sale by A. w. SPIES ~
myi-2m Iafear' "
Nj OTiCE-NRs A. D. ENGEL, Formerly A. A. MOTIF
Nv respectfully Informs her Customers AMI inc Lsaes -
this city vicinity that the store Ne aoS brosdway
of repairs will Mt be until the ilh OF WAY
the time invites Ladies wishing 70 purchase 70 cav "
her old establishment No 1921 DSwcy, where she s ss r.
eeyed and Tuscan Of superior quality genera -
sortmsnt Of silk Hats Needle Work together WITH s,eV
Of Fancy Goods. ry2.lw WINS. y. :. i----.-
TOUN BIssrLL, Attorney aud Counsellor, oonmi'',,,.r
:. 4, tske lepositious acknowledges mt. &c tor Mnne
saebusets Connecticut. Pennsyivania Georgia,
&C. aspsuted by the Gsvcrnors OF those states ' ,,
extensive acquaintance and spondcnce VII, se
men H. ! prepared 10 take proofs Of aud a',es ~ w.n
op 81 claims In various parts Of the Union onee
Il. New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-08

81 House WANTED IN EXCHAN GE FOR Mt R.
;sT CHANDIZE Wanted, House in this city worth from
$4,000 to $4,000 in for Combs, Perfumery Jew
elery Brushes Bancy Goods at fair prices Address
M L. box No. GIL upper post Office. my7-3t-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-08

A REFEIIORl 10 LIT at "a Divisies sire, l. and
N fronting on IS Broadway with 6sure for sale The
proprietor whe. dispose Of them n consequence Of having
too much hand AMI for the want Of help
10 carry il on For particulars inquire the premises
at 1870 Bowery TUNls HAUChURsT.
l~s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-08

CyEiNE TwINEs AND NETs-The following assortns Il
- IS bales 2llb-lt do Is Ibl7 do ~ L-l5 do lbl2 do
10 ib-l4 do Obs do 7lb-6 do 1bi0 do 81 band do
Seine Nets all Bridgeport mandatory received late srr
vas aud for sale by h. X COLLINS CO.
my7y So South street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-08

WANTED IMMEDiATELY-Tws young women TO at
wv tend in Straw Bonnet and Millinery Store Those Who
have been accustomed 10 it would be preferred
Also lad e errands. One who write preferred
Also four girls TO wire and finish straw bonscs Apply al 2<3
Broadway, up stars Good references required my73r
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-12-06
From the Statssman of Dec. 2.
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

Both branches of the General AS
Rembly convened in their respe clIve
Houses this morning, at 10 o'clock. All
. tho members present, except Mr.. Shan.
non Of the Senate, and Smith of Mout-
gomery, and Way, and Goldman of The
House, who we're detained by sickness
in their families,
In SENATE, Gen. w. Mclaughlin Of
Richland county, was unanimously e.
lecied Speaker; G. ]. McNulty Of Mt.
Vernon, was reelected Clerk, and Sam
nel Burwell of Carroll county, elected
Sergeant -at> Arms.
The Officers ofbolh Houses, are of
codrse Democrats, and will, no doubt,
ably end faithfully discharge the various
duties devolving upon them, with honor
TO themselves and credit TO the State.
The es'dentnnanimi,y prevailing. gives
sure guarantee that The Legislature will
he an agreeable and practically labori>
aus one. Th.re ia more than the usual
am'uai Of ta;ent, and each IS fully SEN
slble of the great importance of the bu-
slnees otthe present session, that will
de mhud the combined abilities and ex.
parienGe Of the whole.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-12-06

MARX IED.-ON Inc 29,b ins, %,
the Rev. Mr.. Wharton, Mr.. John BuI
rell, a Dover, to Miss W.nnefred Lew
IL Of Nayne Township. ..
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-12-06
Postscript.
GOvERNER,s MESSAGE.

GOVERNER'S MESSAGE.
Justas we were going to press, we
received Governor Shannon's Message,
delivered on Tuesday. II is very Iengh
thy--discussing severally the various
topics that will claim the attention OF
the General Assembly This session. He
elbows very explicitly, that the difficult
ties in the monetary affairs ofthe Union,
have been occasioned by corrupt
system ofbanking. He gives HE views
against State Bank views TO which
eyery,irue Democrat will subscribe.
The amount Of balance in the Treas
ury on the 15lh Nov. 1888 was $l27,
O54, GIG. On the same date this year,
1927, O76,l4,O. The amount of tolls
on the o hio Canal up to Nov. lst. 1899
was S39S, 753, 1913. The School, fund,
Total. amounts to $27l, ,444. 63O.