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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-03-27
GEN HARRlSON'S HIGH MO
RAL CHARACTER!


RAL CHARACTER!
We see by the proceedings Of the Fec
eralists in Virginia, that they have re-
solved among othar things TO support the
General for his high moral character
We have been curious TO see whether
the wings Of Cincinnati would resolve
TO the same effect. But II seems the
Brewer affair which occurred 10 1928,
when Gen. III was near go, 10 rather
fresh in their memories for that. This
was case Of the basest seduction Of q
young lady, at the time an inmate Of G.
Harrlson's family. The case at that time
excited considerable sensation in GIN.
cinnati, and Judge Burnett and others
Of the Generals friends were appealed
to, to hush i, up-whch, afier some d,i-
6culty, they effected: not however, with
~, leaving strong feeling ofdetest rion
amongst those Of the ne,gbbOrhood who
valued moral character! lf the admir-
ers of the Generate Fmoral character,
takes issue on the facts, we know whsre
10 find the whole statement; NAY, more,
we can not only establish this, but we
can establish the character Of a noto-
ious dsbauches for the "availabls.'
81. Louis Argus.
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new, Or ScOtt's, addition to the town Of Dover
in said county.
Levi RickSecker will take notice. that unless
he appears and plead, answer or demur to the
said Bill, within sixty days after the next term
ofsaid court the petitioner viii lat the next
term Of said court thereafter apply to said court
to take the matters set forth in said Bill as con>
tessed, and decree accordingly,
w. SPO0NER, Sol, for Petitioner:
Feb. 8, 1S40, CIV.
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Fruitful soil of the Wesi.-We have
heard stories about the richness Of the
Ohio Bottoms where smoking hot pan
cakes grow on The trees, where fine fai
roasters are produced from the planting
Of pig-tail, and large IRON crowbars for
the planting OF ten-psnny nails; but we
were yesterday ehOwn a 'steel trap
which actually grew and AOurished in
the top Of an Ohio eugar tree, looking
for all the world, as fresh and as perfect
as if 1t had just come from the hand oil
trap-maker. There can be no mis-
take about Tho matter, for there wac the
trap actually growing on the tree, or
rather in it, for il was so firmly set that
we could not pluck tho fruit, although
our mouth fairly watered to be tasting
go great a delicacy. We are told tha,
the sugar trees oftbe West abound with
these rare productions, and are now
readyt TO believe any story, old or now,
which may be told about that as,Onish
Iugly fertile region.
Seriously the trap is great curiosity
hwas brought TO this city by Mr. Leon
ard Scott who procured it 10 Ohio. II
was found 45 feet from the ground in
y . forks Of a sugar tree nearly embed
3 ] in the wood, and must have been
carried there many years ago by some
animal Of the cat kind, which having
been caught in i. ran up the tree and
there perished, leaving the trap 10 ths
branches. II is at present to be seen al
259 Broadway, being lelt there by Mr..
s. for the qualification Of the curious
-Nev Era.
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Extract of letter to Lyford'S Price Current,
dated, MAINE, March 6.
Our State WiIl want large quantities Of Bread
stuff this year, as Corn and Flour have been
scarce. The crop of Potatoes has been short,
consequently, but few will be spared to be ship
ned this spring,
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Notice..

ls hereby given, that at my instance,
an attachment was this day issued by
Henry Lohr, a Justice ofthe Peace of
Sugar Creek Township, Tuscarawas
County, against the property and effects
Of Cvnrad Truss, an abscondine debtor.
DANIEL CHRISTMAN.
Fob. 18th, 1910.
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EN C'hOMCerN.
In the Court of Common Pleas Of Tus.
carawas county, Ohio:

wit, on the 2lst. Feb, 1882 en- tered into con.
tract IN writing with your orator under hand &
seal of said Latter and Complainant, and which
is exhibited as part ofcomplainant's bill, in and
by which said Latter did bargain and sell to com>
p!ainan one hundred and seventy two acres,
being the remainder of Lots u & % not before
previously decided to said complainant by said
Latter hy deed bearing date April I'd 1880, for the
sum ci 1900 dollars. That the complainant du.
ring the life time of said Latter paid him in va.
rious payments, the sum of 427 dollars, part Of
the purchase money of said Land, andth he is
ready to pay the balance thereof to such person
as the Court shall ORDER Il hat he has ever since
the date of said contrac. been in possession
said Land.
The Bill prays that an account be taken OF
the balance due from Complainant on said con-
tract, that the court direct BY decree tu whom
the balance when ascertained shall be paid in
trust for the use Of the said Estate, and that the
Defendant do convey the said Land TO Com.
planant in fee simple.
The said Defendants are hereby notified that
they do at the next Term Of said Court or with
in sixty days next after the rising thereof, ap-
pear and plead, answer or demur thereto, other
wise the same will lie taken as confessed and 8
decree be had accordingly.
g.. Realm PRITCHARD.
ByB. N. Atherton his Sol.
Feb. 14th 1640.-6w.
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lHGtterN..

-. - ~ Y
GHAREEs WILSON Halter seccaa q.
~ DOVER would morn The citizens Of
Tuscurawas County, that be coniinles 10 carry
on the Hatting business, in all .ts safiops hrailS
ches. His workmanship shall be of tsst ouali-
ty. hoping thereby 70 mer, a liberal Ishare of
patronage. ..s.l...s
N. B. All those indebted to hims are feques-
ted 10 call and settle up, before the lst of Jan.
uary, otherwise their bills will be put in the
Justices hands for collection. ,
Dec. 18th.
All kinds Of country produce, taken
in exchange for work, or outstanding
debts.
N. B. ! will pay 81 CITE. per bushe
hrowes,, for ell outstanding debts.
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CHOOL.

HOOL. y
MISS E. II. SPooNER. e
Has taken a'room in the dwelling house o
7. =. Frazier, ESQ.,, [corner OF Second and
Wooster streets, where she will open School,
on TUESDAY, the l7th, inst, ::for the in
s,ruction of youths of both sexes, in the vari'u
branches usually taught in English elementary
schools.
TERMS Per QUARTER.
Reading, Spelling, Writing, and
Mental Arithmetic, $500
Arithmetic, Geography Grammar,
Rhetoric, Astronomy, &c. $3.50
Dover, March Sd, ls40.
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AMES WALTON Grocer, North
u east corner Of front and Factory ,st.

NERTIG & TORREY, Grocery,
II Factory ct. east side, of the canal
HlLDT. jr, Commission Mer-
e." chant, Front & Factory St
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N Office.

State Of Ohio, Tus.
Joseph ". Nc'obwgh, carawas County
us Court Of common
Lcui RickSsekz, pleas, in chancsry.
5 Bill fled Feb, 5,
J 1910.
1" HE object, and prayer ofthe'Bill is to Oh.
tain, on the final hearing oftho case.
Decree requiring tho SAID Def ndant
to convey to the petitioner by good &'suficient
ssd, tho righ and title to lot number five, in the
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March 9, ls40'
Secretary Of States Office. :

Secretary of States Office. 4:
Columbus, Ohio, FEBRUARY Is, 1910.
Certify the foregoing acts to be true copies
from the original rolls, on file in this department.
CARTER B. HARLAN.
Secretary Of State.
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Green county. o. March 5lh, Is4O.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-29

TN CHANCERY-vRGrSi.-!n rules holden in the llefk
office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law ana Chahce'
IN. count of Accomac on the eth dav of May 1910:
~ Ill., a. I,hn Wharton Watson dec Plaintiff
against -.,;,c b,s
Elizabeth Coonna George w. R. snead and Catharine ms
wife James s. Corbin Mary his wife, Joseph c. Roberts,
Ann Eliza wife, John Epiraim James, Thomas watson JONI
WATSON Elizabeth Waison Cahane Watson James helh n
ssan his wife, Mary Watson Mary Ann Dix Tabtha DIX aes
H. Dix Maria Go,en William T. Crotch, John L. Groten, s
Crotch Samuel w and William ID. Groen heirs ~ Jaw
nj Tab,ha Watson dcc and also heirs at law OF ue'oh
"a's'" ""o -" ~ - Defendants
The defendant John. Epham James, not having entered M
appearance given security according 10 the act OF M
and The rules of this and appearing by satisfactory @
demo. ta he is not an nhatant Of this Commonwealth u "
here nm The rt dav Of the October and answer inc
bill Of the plaintiff and that copy Of this order he n
IN some newspaper published in the oil Rchhoa
and posted al the front door OF the court
house Of THIS county Ae'f' THO. R. JoYSEs, c. C.
May %
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being certified by the name of the Postmaster,
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EAL ESTATE FOR SALE-In pursuance Of decree OF the
II C.cu. Superior Conr, o Law and Cbance T the County
of Hanover 18th day April $780, In suit In
Chancery in which Joseph r. Hughes plaintiff and Archibald
B. Timberlake, Thomas c. Clarke James Smith, and Charles
SHALL special COMMISSIONS appointed by said decree for mat
Thursday sd day of July If fair If not the
first fair thereafter To sell al public auction the
premises m Of Land lying At the head Of
the Mechanic Turnpike the said County Of Hanover with
buildings and improvements theeoncoisnG OF comorta
dwelling house. and other out houses aud part OF
same property by the said James Smith 70 the said
Thomas G. Clarke deed Of bearing date the 9TH day Of
Oct location of this property the profits that,
NAV be realized from managed grocery and must be
considerable; 1t is also believed advantageous stand
for almost any description OF mechanic. ~
WM T. II. POLLARD Goa
MAYS l2l-lhts
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TAMEs RIVER LAND FOR SALE-The subscriber offers for
sale of land upon which he resides lying on James
River and Creek the county of G"ohand miles
below the Courthouse and q from Richmond containing 100
has rs Of river bottom and 40 OF creek low grounds and
from leo Of wood land the high land IS OF first rate
quality and Improvement Attached to the
good dwelling house. with all the necessary farm and
making investments real
tate are requested and view the land bargain may be
had. j. VI. OaRiaNp,
agent for The iegaees Of Eduard Garland, DEF
Shoud the above named tract o land not be disposed oil
privately will be offered for sale at public auction on the pre-
misses on the 18th day of July next J. W. e.
Address Goochland c. II.
MAY i-2aw2n
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CANCER! CANCER.! CANCER J!
DR BENJAMIN d. ANDERSON, offers his, services TO his
friends and public for the Of this nveteate and
o disease. Such his confidence in his mode of treat
:a charge will be made unless cure be performed
HIS residence immediately the stage road leading from Rich
ni yachbase, BY way of Gainesville aud Buckingham
Courthouse and eight miles below the latter place Letters ad
:;si him EdriGge O., Buckingham County, Va, post
,a.t Will with prompt attention
Ian s2-wt
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

>CEA vacancy having occurred IN one OF the Hotels al
me aycr,y Virginia. by the death OF one OF the Hotel
us tho prrst. session, appointment tn fill the
h. mad b. thu Goad OF Visitors at their meeting on the il
,rTar plce allowed for board including diet, he'd and
~ c,r,. ,f the tuTinitoy, washing and proper attend
a,v,q,. Cor domestic and menia duties, Is Sl25 for
the Of ten montis-The board is received
~ ID alliance ~ the Proctor, who pays Il TO the Hotel
I'm IND, pr,pnrtiou> at The end Of every month.
,-tl- III the situation should be- made 10 the subscriber
,..r The l'g q JCs. ". II. "ooDLEf,
Proctor T. Pc.
Z. .y~f,i o! Va. May -, lSin. 5-tlstjy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-29

X uIHERFOORD MILLS AND MIDDLETON MILI.S-Thc
James River and Kanawha Company DESTROYS the
nulhefiood Mills Richmond for the ensuing For
terms, apply TO Gen. Bernard Peyon of Richmond.
De same Company offer for sale the Middleton Mills,
James RIVER III Fluvanna For terms, apply Gen. John
Cooke, Wmnsvillc, Fuvanna County.
Richmond, 18th April, 1910
Ap2l nc ,i,,J
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cR0CFRTFS AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES.

WE are selling goods cheaper than we nave ever
w offer them before having laid in the same d 'es "
20 hhd r. Orleans sugar. l2,o7 IL cents per pound o
the barrel, cash ;
10 do. Porto Rico, nj very low prices
S do. prime 81. Croix Sugar
100 bags from 10 l2 cents up ,v or,cls M 81
100 bbs " Orleans Moasscs a frst [a'e 's"''s a' " :
cents per gallon-by the barrel, cash
10 bhds prime West India do. -, "a ..t..,, souna
en- hills 30 Gross Herrings, at 50 5o-perieety souna
40 pnckares Loaf as 10" as X Mt.
30 bb mos, beautiful Clarified Sugar, perfectly ""e'
for preserving, &c.
90 packages splendid Teas
so boxes very fresh bunch Raisins
Cheese of various grades 80, ma Glove.
hlspice, Black Pepper, Ginger Mace $50 ~
10 600 lbs. Cotton Yam At reduced prices
Nails of every description
Iron Of all sizes -
salt Of largest and best sackng go,
Raw Cotton and Wool Cotton ana Wooi Caiu'
Lamp Oil, Sperm and Taow Candles
Powder and Shot, Turpentne soap , r,r ro,mers and
And great variety Of other goods suitable oi ''e' -
others . - or.,v thing in our line, at
the very lowest Pse ioi co." WYATT s. WHITE.
mately come 10 that lol-u
March 10
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Ertensire sale Of Taluable lands IN Orange.


Superior cnco aid Richmond, in sui, in Chance
and heirs of Thomas Macon, dcc others defendants
and under The authority conferred upon Us by the said decree
day the sth day Of May if fair il fair day,
with buildings and improvements hcreo County
Of Orange formerly belonging 10 the said Thomas Macon dec
Fisher by deed dated h June 1917 and duly
recorded The County Of Orange which tracts described in
continuing thousand eight hundred and twsnyone
ec his deed bearing date the Is, January 99 duly recorded
the Court OF Orange County, the boundaries of which
ticuarly forth in the last mentioned deed
Also of three adjoining thereto purchased by
said Thomas Macon Of John Scott trustee Of Reuben Burnley
said Thomas Macon by John Baylor and Frances his wife, by
deed dated 18Th Novemher lsoi duly recorded in The district
the last mentioned deed with the exception OF three
hundred thereof conveyed by said Thomas Macon 10 '
Also, of four hundred and fy situated the
first mentioned purchased o Xacaah Gibbs and bounded
by the lands of john Williams, Joseph Williams james Barbour
and Robert Mansfield.
purchased Madison and bounded by the lands said
Madison, William Smith and Reuben Newman.
We shall AZ The time, by the authority proceed Ia
sell upon the OF >*l aforesaid At public nucon such
OF the Slaves conveyed by Tue deed {" Trust hr ' June
aforesaid and not already sold under the sand deed then IN
crease shall be produced 10 u.s.
IL is proposed To have these lands survey sale
divided smaller tracts, which may he sold separately
together the wishes of purchasers The decree gives Us
lf the sales completed the day when they
menced they will be continued from day day from time
TERM-Te lands be sold these fourth Of
purchase money be paid in cash. the three equal
nanenis The credit payments be secured by bond with
good personal security and by retaining the title of the land iii
the last payment is made.
vrs q br sold for cash. upon short credit
p SThc above mentioned conveyed 10 Thomas Macon
Bay lor, and Frances his wife, will he sold; the Com
informed the first publication of-
hough they DO know the fact that that
was sold several years ago by Thomas Macon himself
JAMES LYONS, c..,
&. " JOHNSON, lO"'"'iS" ~
March "A lO1-tdS
POSTPONEMENT.
The sale postponed nn; Friday the 10Th Of June next
I. L.
n. Il.
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bl} " EE> OF excellent Land Bedford County, Virginia,
VIM" Of the Courthouse, for sale. Two hundred
m rate tobacco land 10 clear, and splenddy timoereu
> ~ clover other II liz well watcred mas 3Uo
ap tees, and many peach and other fruit trees
; shielded nil round, and new thrashing machine COM
ser aud negro houses all with brick chmneys
tt, The Courthouse Of said County, has large Female
- ~ successful operation, excellent male schoo anu
.a making u build large male academy 3bck churches,
NTH about commencing.
NJ" - sell House and Lot in Liberty, in full view OF
.g nn The dwelling house mostly Of brick, has sood
H. h'placcs, brick Office with rooms, Kitchen sa-
Tn. carriage house. all within loo yards OF the Courthouse.
g.,, Property, either part would suit professional man,
well VIII selia great bargain IN sara property,
,s.r. terms, cmsra,e to South account OF my
u me- - cons Those DESTROYS purchase viii PLEASE eau
;sb Gt view the property-ihe sooner the pe'e' ioi '
a., " WILLIAM COOK,
'"'' !l2-wswl Liberty, Yq., 4h .5pri, 1870.
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REL ISLE NAILS AND IRON The Agents are no" =

DELL ISLE NAILS AND IRON--The Agents are now re
- ceving from the Bell Isle Works,
Nails Of all sizes, from dy 10 40 dy
Brads and Finishing Nails, from b dy 10 !. dy
Tobacco Nails OF all descriptions,
And dy Mill Nails for Flour barrels
Spikes from 3 l-2 10 inches long :,
-he Iron used for Nails this time much superior u
quality past and the character oil l'
Nails changed improved. They are also receiving
Bar Iron from IA inches wide
Boiler Plate Slab and Band Iron All Of which can he made
TO order, shon notice
The Agents think they recommend their Iron WI conn
dence with reference tis quality: is well hammered under
heavy Tilt Hammer before through me rollers whGI
the of hammered Iron, with the
smoothness aud regularity of rolled. :, =,
Dealers are particularly call aud examine both inc
Iron and Nails. JOHN X. IKlfLhil q Sun
Ap3 lIo-2t"2h
ID OITING CLOTHS-We have just received from Amsterdam
an invoice Of tho genuine Anchor Boiling Clohscomprse
every number sado be superior offered for sale m
this market. VAN LEW * SMITH,
Npy 10 l-law3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-29

"a. RcWARp-Strayed stolen from the subscribers farm,
80 az Monday 18th May, TWO HORSESHOE small sor-
W knot on the left shoulder, and the other large
; . time they were heard OF Thursday about 10
f.w Richmond the Charlottesville road he above r.
~ given for the apprehension Of The thief and delivery
d. ~ h.rs.s, or $40 for the horses alone.
Nsy IHOS. RICHIE