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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-03

FA Bet of $4,000 Dollars is offer.
ed in the Richmond Enquirer, tha. Mar
tin Van Buren, willreceive the electo.
raj vote Of old Virginia. Whiggies
there is a ine chance for speculation, if
you are a mind 10 take it. Dutbe care
iul and don, put the money up till the
election is over, for as cure as you put
it up before the election, you are swamp
ed. Westminster Dem. .'s s-
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-03

THE POsT OFFICE. "A report Of the
Committee to Congrsss states that the
revenue oflhe department barely covers
the expenses, and recommends tho
postponement Of all applications for new
post roads. The whole number ofmiles
of post roads, on the first of MAY, was
1886. The receipts for the year were
81, ,476, ,635; an increase of $242, ,536 on
the year previous.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-03
TO THE DEMOCRATIC GEN.

TOTHE DEMOCRATIC GEN.
TRIAL COMMITTEE OF THIS
COUNTY.
0FSThe Central Committee Of Cosh~
octoD County, have appointed The l3h
day of July las the day for county Con-
ven,ioD; at which place Congressional
delegates will be appointed to meet with
those from the counties Of Knox.
Homes and Tuscarawas al such time
and place as may be hereafter agreed
upon; to nominate candidates for Senate
and Congress.
They named the l7th day Of Angus,
as proper time, and MlIlersbulg in
Holmes County as a proper place ioI
The meeting OF the Congressional and
Senatorial Conventions.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-03

BoTANY BAY. The scape-gallows
folks at Botany Bay, are "striking out"
it seems in grea. style, forge,ful Of the
original cause Of their migration. Wa
read say the English papers, "Of
round ofgaities al Ho5art's town, Sgd
ney, &c. that would remind one Of Al
mack's Sumptuous gala dinners, theat-
rica parties, &C. Go IT, while you're
young, We rasca>. .(Phil Times.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-03
INDEPENDENTS

The Washington correspondent of the
". Y. Post says, ~, lie reduced to a
certainty that the administration cannot
get the Sub Treasury Bill out of the
committee of The whole until pext Mon.
day. Then it will come out in defiance
of the Wings. They may rebel and
kick at it as much as they please, bu, it
will como OUT
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-03
WAYNE TOWNSHIP DEMO-
CRATIC MEETING.

The Democratic of Wayne Township,
are requested to meet at the house oI
WILLIAM KlNDELL, in said town
ship, on Saturday the llth day Of July,
at , o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose Of
appointing a Committee Of Vigilance,
and to select delegates TO attend the
County eConventlon, aid other business
oil importance. ..... .... ...
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-03
For VICE Pr EsrDEKT,
RICHARD MJOHNSON.
For GOVERNOR, 2
WTLSON SHANNON.

GFThe Rev. VIM, Il. Rlnehart will
preach by request, on Baptism. in the
Grove below Mr.. Deardorff's Mill, on
Sabbath afternoon July l2lh, at 3
o'clock. The community is respectful
" invited to attend.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-03

DOUBLE PLEDGES. Gen. Harrison
has pr'vs'ely forwarded his opinion
against abolitonism 10 the South, and
his opinion strongly in favor of i. TO The
North, 50 as to suit both markets. TLis
Is shrewd enough but is it hones,l
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-03

@The wings are bOasllDg that at
Hanging Rock Ohio, a meeting was
held at which vote was passed in favor
Of Harrison->40 to II. This is bv no
means strange: it is precisely what was
10 be expected at such a place. Harri-
son will have q majority at all Hanging
places and peniten,lares. 3. Post,
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-03

The BOUNDARY QUESTION. The
British Government, it appears has ac-
cepted The proposition Of our Govern
ment for a joint commission to explore
and survey the boundary line according
10 the Treaty ofl7S3, with all umpire 10
decide on all disputed points. (Tlmes.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-03

retary Of War has presented views cal
culaled to effect moro eqilable dispo>
Ieilion Of the whole militia force OF the
country than any others that have syel
been presented. The.SeeretsTy Of War,
in his letter to the commiile Of the 9Th oi
April last, which has been printed sfot
the aseOfthe House, explains the doubts
entertained by the committee in regard
10 the cOGstl,utionaAty Of sOme Of its
provisions, by declaring that Athe de-
cariment contemplated asking The coh>
sent Of the States, if II eAoald become
necessary, to cell for draughts Of militia
to fill the ranks Of the classtO be enga-
ged irlrainiug, and place its chief re
hance on volunteer companies.
The 7Seoretary's propositions were
made in obedience TO a call OF a COM
mittee Of the House of Representatives
of bill approbriating ten millions Of
dollars, and authorizing the acceptance
Of fifty thousand VoIunteersto meet ap-
pretended collision 10 the Northeastern
frontier, and presented to this House
pending the negotiation upon that sub
ject. ltis gratifying to notice, that even
under such circumstances, when some
immediate action seemed not only ur-
gent, but unavoidable, what care was
exeIted tha. the constitutional requires
ments should be observed. The plan
itself is in many particulars simil ar to
numerous others in the archives of Con
gress,' and contains provisions, if no!
wholly uUexcep,ioDable, certainly far
less Objectionable, than most of them.
Such is the scheme that Mr.. Poinsett
presented to the country in the year
1889. at the time it was supposed that
the nation was menaced with a war with
England, and was received with loud
and long acc!amatIons Of applause, be-
cause of its wisdom, forecast and patrlo
tism. Then, an old dotard, who an un-
principlod faction, is now struggling to
make The world believe is statesman
dhu q oOlulot1 "dS HOb u OuhuIuatO lOI
Office o. President. As soon as this
poor old creature, who is thus patheti-
caily referred to, was made a candidate
for the Presidency, Mr.. Poinselt's
scheme was denounced by attaching to
il the epithet of plan 10 raise a stan.
ding army, and the "unhonored and dis
honOred"whigs, took itupoD themselves
in the fuluess of their baseness and un-
principed proaigacy or had the infamy
70 circulate il among the people ofVK-
ginia. as Mr.. Van Buren's scheme for
a standing army. In this shape it was
in Virginia, and was suffered
TO produce an effect on the late election
in that state.
General Keim, in his report, has
shown must effectually and concluslve-
ly that the scheme Of the Secretary of
War is not liable 10 single objection
that has been urged against IT; and it is
useless to add, he has proved that the
affinity between the scheme and that of
a staaaing army, is about as clear as
Ihst which exists between the entIpodes.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-03

STILL THEY COME. r. M T. Hunter
the Speaker of the House Of Represen.
tattives, has declared 10 gentleman Of
the Whie party that it ls his intentiOniO
vote for Van Buren,. '.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-03

GFs"lf the people Of this country
wish to preserve their liberties, they
must do their own fighting" as Harris
son said when he resigned his commls-
sion in the late war.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-03

Texas PRICES. Texas Treasury
Notes were selling at Houston on the
Sd ut. at from Ia 10 l6 cents on the
dollar. At that rate, -four is cheap at
$50 per barrel. ,.a
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-03

EMBLEMAric.--The Wings at SEas-
burg had Liberty pole raised, that was
spliced three times. Very significant.
That's spliced party made up Of tho
fag ends Cf desperate factions. p 81.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-03

BRITISH CoNUL,-The British con-
sui at N. Orleans has gotten into
scrape by granting certificates offree-
dom TO slaves in
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-03

The WlNNEBAcoEs.-The Globe says,
'Despatches received by The War De-
partment from Brlgadier General Akin.
SOD, announce the peaceable removal Of
the whole body Of The WinuObago lndi-
ans, numbering about l7O0, ofthe bands
of the Portage, from whom resistance
was at one time apprehended. The pre-
sence Of 1000 regulars contributed to
this desirable result. General Atkinson
proceeds in peace 10 attend TO the final
settlement of these Indians on the land
allotted to them west ol the Mississippi
river
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-03
COL. RICHARD M. JOHNSON.

We observe by the Reading (Pa.)
papers, that the Vice President Of The
United States is expected to be present
and paltake of the hospitality Of hls
friends in Old Democratic Berks on the
.4Ih Of July next, aswell as participate
with them in c0mmemoratihg the ami =
versary Of American Independence. Ma
nv Of our friends in this legion were an
ticipatiug The pleasure Of having the ve~
tefan Statesman and soldier amongst US
on tha, day; but from the above it seems
that he has not been able TO leave the
public duties in time to reach this dis
lance for our celebration. lie may, how
ever, be confidently expected TO be
10 Canton in the course Of the summer.
County Democrat.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-03

THE VOICE OF THE COUNTRY.
For PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES,
MaNTNN g1aN BUN 7N.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-03
From the Rich nond Innnirer,

GEN. JACKS0N'S REITERATED Ao-
PROVAL OF MR.. VAN BUREN'S AD'
MINISTRATION
Fincasie, May 25th 1e4O
In your paper of god instant, just received,
find that the wings have been representing Gen.
Jackson as having deserted Mr.. Van Bnren &
declared in favor of Harrison. In order to cor
rect somewhat similar misrepresentation, cir.
cnlated TO some extent in Botetourt, previous to
our late election, wrote to the odtIero request
ing his permission TO contradict them, and |
hereto annex copy of his reply for publication;
which think, is quite conclusive as TO his opin
ion of Mr.. Van Buren, and the leading policy of
his administration. In haste,
Very respectfully, your ob'tserv't
JAMES MCDOWELL, of Fincastle.
Hermitage, May 10Th, 1910.
NY Dear Sir.-Your letterof the Goth ulthas
been received, and is now before me. am non
astonisled to learn from it that the 'Rives Con~
servatves' should deny the authenticity of my
letter writer in answer to one received from
Moses Dawson, Esb,, and published by himi
the latter part Of the year 1887, or the first Of
the year 1889, approving the financial policy of
President Van BurOn, as set forth in his mCS-
sage to the extra session of Congress, in Sep.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-07-03
THE DEMOCRAT
CANAL BOWER, OHIO.

FRIDAY, JULY 5, ,1s4o,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-12

SPRlN,; DRY GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH.
Or rri he said . rrrdG far ciy Grcrp'Hcc>-iei0
ONE hundred tin>au dollars worth "i Goods will be found al
~ Il. H. JENKINS Cheap Cash Dry Good store, deserving the
at Merchants Families aud others Read the following.
aud thea call aud judy, tor yourselves
CAituEsGJ pieces fast color. and new ImtCr> al : 10
aud IL -, Ct~ aud finer goods.
CalirocSnt :. i and ci., very cheap.
GINGIIhSIS, 81 e>, y; IL cts, l.. and ~ cts.
LAWNs rOH DRESSES, fancy coors and mourning, great
CliALLis AND MoUsLIN DE LAINE5-5oOo pieces from
p rf-.. ans inrr.
pieces al T. IL cts, lS 30 ct- and
| SWISS MCSI.IN< wide, a. 81 ! > cts., and finer.
lGl0 MUSLIN COLLARS, from - C., tu the richest imported
5000 yd% MUSLIN INSERTINGS AND EDGINGS all prices.
Brachr, aud unhIrachc COTTON SiilR1iNGS, ~ &, = 10
cts. aud finer.
COTTON uZNAEuEGS, 1T 10 II and l2I-2cr,.
APRON C:iEC ~, At ~. II, II | , els and finer
IRISH <ENS ~ -, - cis. aud all either qualities
LINEN AND COTTON SIIIRTISGS.
Also. LAWNS AND DIAPERS.
PAR isOi.S nrciirru ats ct~ir Ladies. S and higher
UMBRELLAS IT Cotton aud Sk--Cil,ap aud good.
NI'NS GGSSET:ilGn0 all sil.- and cheap.
I.ECIinRN AND STRAY EUNAETS--D cases al every
FiLMLEAF AND LEGmoRN HATS, Tor boys, men and
I'tSTDS MATTiN,:-:st !ric>. various kinds.
LINEN " hNDKERc IllEfS. ~ - Ct. aud finer
Also. LiSEN ChMBEic HANnkERCllEFS, hcmsfiched, al
- c;s., ;nd 81 and finer. w
RiE0ES-Ennnri. cap, Belt Satin and lis,r'me Ribbons.
MEMS SUMNER WEAR, fnr Goats, Pants and Vests
FLOWERS. fd the Head and i:onncts.
CLOTHS hED CA$:'IMERTS, all coinrs and qualities
CARrETINtS. all wcul-ScI,ug al! cheap
SILKS FOR LADIES' DRESSES. and fashionable.
In addition will he found every other article ether
S,,l or ranry in the pr, Goods line all u wlc VIII he sold h
wl,alr ;all prl,. s'iH the times SELLING lo rSI'
only, great harguins can be- h7i ~ u. H. 's'SNiNH
OIL >taHd, .N,'"H'rce', Rct"'nd
4, 10 Ila-wlaw
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Emancipation.


THIS celebrated English Race Horse and stallion VIII make ne
.,, uf i IA 4, nv Stable Halifax Courthouse Va, which
y III comm, nee day 81 February, and expire The Isl IA!
" !y III. viii he l., IL mares sion The EACH payable
S =" soon =. INC lac, can a,crrtaiur the
a, I'm H. ;y IL, am .yrernt groom, and also my
49, W , .cI.ris mr. cs,,ucs but viii not ~pousbc
% ann, a,rp IL viii he repaired all that persons
NY rnnr Il, ,ud their notes with their mares,
r.n,r.. 10 himself the night requiring security.
~ % fran, r sonS whose prcuniary is not salts
,, T., him Mares fed as heretofore, 81 - cents per day
nv -, '"IH w ',, III ,:,y,,,s boarded gratis.
i"Sht-e - Inv siy,ar. hands high and NJ the
i,nals'l ns rn'r,,mrl with strength. II deemed super.
s m ol ms racing exploits DETAIL they have been re-
hao"S 70 " >, ,b -ruIr vl therefore, merely remark
", az ,arc horse 81 the character all distances
HIS colts IN this "nh't! W ~ . s,,,n h,y, ryrr scru
they do not rNe'i ' az mimi y, The most he'd
] H., ,r,, my won twenty EptrGri and the
*nrerTS va, s' rlrr ha:ns none Younger n thrr,,
H. t,r y,rs vii, lcyr aye their Ia how
. wv, .''u ',' H. -, .,rr,l and continuance.
t"'' "'c! N,, ..,ycrp>iakr~-2 mile
A. n,,n,,. Il ui,.ry ~ patton, years old, J
w h'i'i',i" " III! i;..,.
or. - , Fame L,. s;arrave ont of Consnl'4 DAM DR..
M W, >c"' y. y ~ ,: i,,y, uiIgr the aud heat.
'''' N.,,;,r. IuucI
nc h"fnen t !, rr,b.rs-unr mile and a halt.
GOV ,' w. " ,omnrns,tiun by Emancipation, years
~ - ~ - -, .In
"iI =. Nv" , r,c Doctor 8 wears 9st
d Wcs,nin.rcr's Cardinal Pun. years old, 81
~ Ludlow. June 10Th. - - 49,
The Oakley Park Stakes of 10 Sow each with - added heas
onrc round and n distance.
Mr. prcr, ch c. Freeman by Emancipation years DID,
Mr. lanes, h. h, bolivar, aged. u st. =
Wt Collects m purnna, aged, II 81. II Id. -
", c.nrn,.a H. e. Tippnn, 3 cid, VI. lb
~; W." - s;,rtcd i, wcrr not placed.
I'VE Others S''''' i,yrrpo,l Juiy lrl..
~ stand Cup value 100 specie, added 10 Sweepstakes
nc 'E'u I"p rn,nJ and distance aLout miles,
Of !, SOW oa'"' '"''
W mh,u,S b. G. Compcn sann, by Emancipation, years
old IL. ,,u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-12
HOYT'S Lottery and Exchange Office,
nII,IIMnNn

n NJ HOrT bess leave 10 call particular attention |" The
~. Schemes for the present month"; which contain mnny
brilliant prizes; $1,000 900, 10000, 10000 5000 1900
and other prizes amounting than bali MILLION OF
DOLLARS.
Iloyrs the increase. Prizes sent 10 s Ger
respondents daily
Persons in the country Tickets from How have great
advantage ordering other a. ihtSrtK
.Sp TRASscRPr containing all drawings, forwarded Tee 81
CHARGE only that, they stand better chance tcfr
prize well established fact that he sells more anu "rgeI
prizes than any other Vendor
order who tins advertisement s"-
lirItch- And ON host wishes for their success.
AZ 500 Correspondent lew DAYS sire
Persons coming Richmond ,hond call NJ llOlS fora excl
ii the splendid schemes on hand
I,nr q g-2awtl
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CIPCTZI1 MILITARY INSTITUTE.

VIRGINIA. MILITARY INSTlfCl =. ..,,,, ,.;,
nma. y, "ngon an TIT RSDAY, the 18Th OF June
NOV, and make amendments fill vacancies Us , -,
M All applications be made PRIOR 70 1ne , T
of the Board addressed pos, PAID TO TIE PreS"'' "
The senatorial Districts OF Richmond CITY, NG"k, pow
KING 4 Queen Amherst Fuvanna, Cuipeps,, Loao' n,s
aan Nottoway, Brunswick, Buckingham, h Mrsnmrn Lee
tou Shenandoah Frederick Mononsa from said dis
and K,nawh, being represented, no appilis h;s o,v
tIc,s can be considered, unless by the appe'"' ps
expenses. = x.,ri,r cadets will be made,
From five 10 appointments OF regular ''' "
from the remaining districts OF the STATE , 80 numerals let.
A the applications however, are expected 10 Of paving his
ors sbouIJ state whether applicant capoe vi f .
eis in the event of failure for the appointment :" ~
ear Cadets appointed POSSIBLE cnhes nj the ex
ri,l district are furnished with every hihe pI having their
enc If the Stale Term Of service, years laue sneci
own expenses are entitled TO the same pri'hes'' -
ms the Regular Cadet ,;,,s washing and cloth
IN nhnu, 500 Tor - mantis-one halt paio III "
lance NJ the end OF 6 months. .,:;,,r
ny o'"e' - ' D FRANCIS II. SMITH,
Principal Professor.
= ,,,ic interest throughout the
s rd;r If naners are requested copy for the
Of their constituents. Cid
May 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-12

TEACHER VASTED-Mr. D. 6. ELEPHANT, Principal OF the
n New London Academy, having resigned The charge OF me
same the Trustees DESTROYS of procuring successor WI"
may take charge Of the Academy on the III Jay oil september
ne,t hcntb he Fall Session will commence.
The New London Academy situated in the County o bch
ford near New London immediately the stage road iron,
Lynchburg salem. building has hcen recently ereeeu
near The size of the Old Academy which for beauty hnd eonvr
nence not surpassed by any other the state and being IN
vicinity Of the mountains possesses the ADVANTAGE 81 pn, m
nur. waerwo most essential requisites 10 secure ir hrt {"
The udan-Innnrctcd with academy Is very con'faapr
man sion for the Professor with neceSs! "Ces anu
garden. ,,.,,,. J.. =, ,crom
II required that Principal Of This Acadcin! he an IN
,sb.d classic scholar well vcTsrd IN haheiia'rS an" ~
h. .ho,d furnish testimonials Of good moral Character.
Applications NAV made the subscriber tposl p'''I 5
near We" ''"' ~ GERARD ALEXANDER,
pres;t ". London .7eadeay.
i-lawiw
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-12

EAL ESTATE FOR SALEM pursuance Of decree of the
circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancey for the County
oil Hanover pronounced the 18th day OF April $780, III suit
Gacry IN which Joseph T. Hughes plaintiff aud Archibald
D. im.eaSe Thomas c. Clarke, James b. smith, and Charles
T. Goodal Sheriff Of the County Of Hanover, dcfrndants
SNAIL Us special Commissioned appointed by SAID decree for that
purpose on Thursday the 2d day Of July next II FAIR If not the
nrst tar day thereafter proceed sell public auction the
premises Tor cash. LOT Of ten OF Land lying nj The head of
the ecimncrile Turnpike III the scd County m slanovei with
the buildings aud ne of cuIura
BILE dwelling house, and either out houses and part of
the by said james H. smith III the
Thomas e. Clarke by bearing date the 9Th day OF
Oc is3Fron the location uf this property the profits that
be realized from managed grocery and
considerable; is also believed be most advantageous stand
for almost any description of mechanic.
WM. 4. II. POLLARD Com
l--lbt