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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-03
.TEYE DEMOCRAT
CANAL DOVER, OHIO.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1910.
THE MESSAGE.

BY yesterdays mail we received the
Presidents Message, which we. give in
part this week, and the conclusion in
our next. Ii is document seldom to
be surpassed for sound reasoning, aud
sasiness Of comprehension. Although
il differs with our opinions on one o.
TWO subjects, yet on the more impor-
,ant ques ,ions-that Of the establish,
ment Of the Independent Treasury, anc
the regulation Of the Currency. it can
NOT fail 10 merit The highest admiration
Of every friend 10 the national prosperi-
,y.
The various points on which the
Message treats, are Tho general pros.
peri,y and happiness attendant on the u
ler of The soil, contrasted with that O
The visionary fpeculator- Our relations
with foreign countries-The speedy
4r',lemen, ofthe Northeastern Bouu.
dairy questioD-Tbe late disturbance.
and contentious, between The frontie
settlements and the British Provinces
The financial operations ofthe Gov
ernmen,-The protection Of public cret
1.-THE Florida war-The condition
ofthe Army and Navy-The Post oI
fee Department-The power assume
by Territorial Legisla'ures-The Inde
pendent Treasury-The condition {
the State Banks, and the risk and los
they subject the Government, to, in ma
king thom deposnaries Of the Publ
Money-The ..uuconstitutionality Of
National Bank 1.-The Commerce an
curfenoy of the country, and the indel
edoess ofthe States TO Foreign Na
: tions.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-03

The Pnrlians--NewEn - inelr Iabors
sAslr principles, their institutions, have made
New Englaed, with its hard soil and cu!d long
winters the glory of all lands The thousand
towns and villages the decent sancuSros, not
for show but for use, crowning the hIl tops, or
Npeering from the valleys tile means of eiuca-
tnn accessible to every family ly-the universal
diffusion Of knowledge the order and thrift.
The. general activity and enterprise, the nnparaI.
lelsd equality in the distribution of properly the
general lhappness resulting from the diffusion of
edusali1a. ..aIrd Of pure religious duc;rlne the
: safsty in winch more than half the Uopulation
sleep nIghtIy with Nhboted doors-tlre calm ho
" Sabbaths, when mute nature in the general
silence becomes vocal with -prnis, when the
whisper Of the breeze seems more distinct the
distant waterfall louder and more musical. the
carol Of the morning birds clearer and sweeter-
Ethis is New England; and where viii ynu find
L, the like, save where you find the operation Of
New England principles and New England in
x Anence1 This is the work Of our fathers and an
cieLt lawgivers. They came NTH not with
) new theories Of Gev9r1ment from the Labrator,
;1ies Of political 'achymst', nor to try wild ex.
periinents uPon'human nature, but only to found
new empire'for God, for ruth, for virtue, fo
freedom. guarded and bounded by Justice. Tc
have faded m such an attempt would have beer
glorious. Fteir glory is that they succeeded.--
EBaeon,s His Discours.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-03

~ In another column will be found an
article headed "exiensive Frauds which
we copy from the Philadelphia Ledger.
neutral paper which contains more
sound sense, and advocates more hon
est principles, than one bali Of the wing
presses in the Uulled States. If those
presses, instead of backing the Banks
end their bandilli in committing robber-
les on community, would advocate such
measures as this neutral paper, aud en-
deavor 10 expose vi'liainy, there then
might be some confidence placed in
the party li,ey uphold, and they them
selves become useful in difiusing Truth
and knowledge TO their readers. But
when presses have become SO prosti-
tuled as to even exult in shielding
Wholesale swlndlers from The hands Of
justice, so long will they be curse 10
the country, aud can he regarded 10 no
other light than as so many Cancers
preying upon the vItals ofthe body pnl-
il!c.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-03

considerably, we undsfaand, from brekengiass,
and the vans on The Rev. Mr.. Nous church,
being rusty, or from SOME other cause refusing
TO turn, was bent nearly donbIe.
Three houses were blown inGhsissa, many
fepcsa prostrated and trees upiaotedg Arrest
Boston, the Railroad depot, aud car house Nas
.unroofed; chimney Of the new brick school
house was prostrsied "a blacksmi,h's shop was
destroy ed, and other similar damage doneso
buildings in exposed situations. AtCharestown,
the gable ends of the nav brick school house,
erected on Summer street. were blown down.
But the most sad disasters occurred on the
water; and We fear many days will siapse be-
fore the tale suffering. of property lost and lives
destroyed will be complete. In our own har-
bour, many vessels dragged their anchors, part
ed cables, OF broke ava, from their lastenings,
and received serious damage. One schooner
and TWO sloops filled and sunk.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-03
DOVER LYNEuM.

The exercises ofthe Lyceum will be
resumed on Saturday eucning at .hs
School house. A Lecture may be ex-
pected, from DR.. STEESE; after which
the discussion of the question, "Do
females exert greater influence in com
muni,y, than males,' will be discussed.
The ladies' are respectfully invited to
attend and the members are reminded
that puncluaIlly in attendance is duty.
E. WELTY, See'y
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-03
ELEcnIoN OF JUDGES.

CONGRESS. S.-We bave no news
rom Congress later Than the 24,h. uik,
On Saturday the Wings attempted 10
delay the organization Of The House. BY
changing The mode Of sIeciing officers,
from uiua uoce TO secret ballot. They
we're defeated the vote standing l42 TO
81. The House then proceeded TO an
election for Clerk, which resulted as
follows: II
For Hugh A. Garland llS
Matthew ST. c CLARK los
Richard e Mason s
The House next voted for Sergeani-at
Arms. For Roderick Dorsey l4l
DR.. Wu,. Junes 75
On Monday, Joseph Follasbeej ~ss
chosen Dcorkeeper; John w. Hunter.
Assistant do. and WIN. Nc. Cormick
Postmaster Of the House. No Punter
elected.
A JOINT committee waited upon the
President informing h'm Of the organ
ization Of both Houses, TO which he
replied he would send in message on
Tuesday al IL o'cImk +" "A
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-03

C0sjsgal Harmony.-A man inGermany ad-
svsriisej that heshad an organ that would play
any rune out If an enumerated set at tho COM
,paRd Of any one Of the audience thismadea a
gfeai noise al the time, andpazsIsd all the con-
jursrssnd PhiIosophersOF the plnce. The Or
ganswss placed ea table with its back against
sihe ewall the company were invited to examine
Iii; then ask. for tune,. which was Immediately
vpiayed, and if any one desired It to stop it was
tinstautly ailentl This wenton for long time.
end the iugenioussinyenio was making,a rapid
fortune, aud the secret would have been buried
with him, had he.not behaved most iHharmon-
ioasly towards his loving wife one day, just be.
fore the Performance-was about to commence.
Tho room was crowded, rs usual, and tune
twas called for, but not note was heard; the ow
-ueFbsesms uneasy and eaid, in soothing
seoaxing tone, do I9lay, my coot organsl' still
not sound was heard; he got out ofpaiiencs,
and threatened to smash the instrument to pie>
ces. when a hoarse female voice was heard to
growl out-'Ay, do, you yyel, ,preak de organs,
% you proks my head dis morniug.' Tbs'was
too much for the cholerick German; he took a
ssichair, and gave tie instrument such whaok,
thatit drove it through paper partition in the
wall, carrying with it another organ, which had
bssn placed close at the back of the sham one,
At which sat the obstinate grinder. his wife.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-03
w ALTZING.

Our neighbor Of the New Youk Express &C,
casionilly publishes some racy letters written IN
the genuine Yankee sty le Of the real Jack Dow
ming and agned by Jonathan Slick iona.
than attends party in N. York, and is much
I scafdalzed Atthe fashionable mode ofwdLtzing,
as will be seen by the heiolluwlng extract from his
hsl letter;
y just then the music begun agin, and one of
them tall lsairy-llpped teleis got up with purity
4liitla gal that didn't look more than eighteen
: years old, aud he put his tight gloves on little
tighter, md then il he did Mt begin to hug her
rlghtthere alore allon us-he put une arm a.
round her litlle'walst jly above the bump on her
hack, aud then.he took'one other hands in his.
: en-, and then she looked up into his eyes and hi
looked down into hern as loving as too pussy
= cats, AMI then begun to make cheeses on the
carpet till you couldn't have told which was
which. | never felt my blood bile 40 in all my
riifei il rally didn't seem decent, and If she had
Shesn relation Of >Hine, weuld have Knocked
tastiSiiecti.i tarmint iG'O. aeOGk 6G lat ia lass
iSaa no time. I'D made him glad to eat himself
mp hair and all nasty as it looked 10 havr got 0u
of fmy way. Oh hut | was wrathy with the
coot for nin:t and then says to myself
don't knoweas HE chaps 10 blame, arter al
its the gals own fault, if she likes to he hLggec
E and whired round so afore the folks the fele
must be an all fired fool not to like it as mnch a,
'shs-does; but thinks j, il llte gal means to gi
married her bread will be dough asn, arte
ihis, for no decent honest man would want /,
marry agal arter he'd seen her tousled about
fore fifty people,by such sl'otc as that chap To-.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-03

Cleared for LiUerpOot. Lewis he
cashier Of the Schuylklll Bank Of Pbh-
adelphia, and who forged notes on the
Kentucky bank 10 the emoun, Of eigh-
cen hundred thousand dollars, has de-
ramped 10 England. Rumor sase hel
carried out spatches, from The Wing
party TO Webster and Swarlwout. tel-
ing them 10 hurry home and s(DdUs
heir county.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-03

A List Of letters remaining a, Shanes
vile, o; quarter ending BIS, Decem.
Der, 1889.
Samuel Baker, Martin BeaghteI,
George Bsnks. Clemens CorTel, Sirs
Dealy, Dsn,el Davidson, John Engle,
Mrs. Hatchet M, B. Hedge, John
Hall, William Jervis, Adam Kiefiaver.
Joseph Krawl, John Lower 2,
Barberry Mlshler, Gsbriel NeR,
Elisha Pocock, David Rasbsr, Noah
Shoyaler, John William \
u. REAM. p M.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-03

Pars0n Miller. The Bsiumore Sun
4aJ 'lhls old hnmbng is holding Iollh
hls iavorite doctrine that the world
vii come to an end IN lS43, and that
ne has convinced number Of old gran
mes Of Boston thai their time IL fast
rawing to a close. There is an old
.Granny' in Ohio whose time we augur
will draw 10 close in 1910.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-03

Raising the wind, ertra-The Phil
adelphia Ledger saysa young man of
gen!eel appearance, dressed in blue
frock coat, and wearing fashionable
hair, has been soliciting donations for
'he Orphans ASYLUM Of that place.
He takes any sum however small, and
lie stated to be an impostor, that insti'u-
,ion having no such person in employ.
Verify, this fellow deserves ,c be made
President of the "Otphan's InelituIe."
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-03

The Boundary Question. = The Com
missioner eppo'ned by the British
Government, TO make survey Of The
disputed territory, has returned to Eng-
land, and it is sand hs report does not
coincide with the claims OF this coun-
try 10 that territory. This is very Iea-
sonahIe 10 suppose, for John Bull is
we'll known to have desperate hank
ering after empire, and where he can
not obtain foot-bold by far he will hy
foul means, i'u, we arc rather Inclined
to think Uncle Sam, understands what
is what, and in case Of any encroach-
mems, he will stand on his "ressrved
rights" and 60 to moulding bullets.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-03

An error occurred in the stable we
last week copied from the Statesman,
relative to the prices ofproduce. Flour
was quoted at $500 iustead of 5000
for the month 0f;Decsmber, at New
York.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-03

A word to the mise. Thomas Jrf.
Gerson said bankers receive prof
it on What they owe, from those to
whom they owe, and for "a thing cons
tanning within itself no intrinsic value
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-03
Severe gale at the Observation-Disclosures among
'ihe Shipping Melancholy less of Life.
From the Boston Traveller.

aihe Shipping Melancholy less of Life. D.,
From the Boston Traveller.
THE STORM uncommon'y pleasant
and delightful season, which, for the past three
months has smiled upon US with It's loveliness,
has been broken BY one of the severest storms
which we have experienced for years. The
heavens began to'he stou ded at sunset on Satur
day, and during the night the snow began to fail
thick and fast Soon alter su0rise the wind be-
gan 10 rise and the snow continued falling thick
~. Before noon il had increased to "a aale-
tho waves commenced their furious contest will.
the shore, and the afternoon tide, driven in by
the strong sasterly wind, rose to an astonishing
height 1t was extremely difficult for pedestr-
ana to walk against the furious gale in the open
country, sAd to pass in carriages was next to
impossible. Hats and umbrellas few before il,
aonpetimes beyond the recovery of The owners.
and the leaves were torn tom the frees, and
whirled through the air like feathers. Il con.
\sineed to rage with una5ated violence through
anday night. raining in the afternoon, and n
ght ch9fsing again 10 binding snow.
he severity of'the gale had abates
1neltit continued showing through
wind. TLe gale was feI
arrity from 1 10 II O. clocl
probably the like has NO
since the memorableSep
he most compact block
nlral parts eithe town
nf chinpeys and part
-. ssy syligh:s wer
H'pany pane
ofce Of tn
outh end
Ouiforc
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-03

The communication of Lover &c.
came TO late for this week's paper.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-03

burden, either of loans or increased lax
es. ~ ...
TO avoid this, and to keep the ex-
peDdltures within reasonable bounds, is
duty. second only in importance to
preservation Of our national character,
and the protection Of our citizens in
their civil and political right. The cIe-
alton, 10 time Of peace, Of debt like
" to become permanent; is an evil for
which there is no equivalent. The ra :
pldity with which many of the States
sre apparently approaching 10 this con-
dition admonishes US Of our own duties,
ma manner too impressive 10 be die
regarded. One, not the leas' important
ls to keep the Federal Government al
ways in coodition to discharge, with
ease and vIgor, ils highest functions,
should their exercise be required by
any sudden conjuncture Of public afIairt
IA coDdltion to which we are aIways
ekpased. and which may occur when 4
is least expected. To this end, il is il
diSpensable that its finances should b,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-15

GEcReIA BAsKs.--W hist the Legislature or
Georgia appears determined 20 compel the Banks
II that state 20 resume specie payments the lst
of February next, IL will be seen by the following
paragraph from the savannah r. publican. that the
authority 10 issue small noies Is considered an i'm
portsnt auxiliary to the Banks in the process Of re
sumption:
we are happy 10 that bill has been intro
duced Into the Legislature Of Georgia 20 repeal the
aet which prohibits the issue Of bank notes under
the denomination of i've dollars. The privilege Of
issuing small notes should be conferred upoa all
those Banks which promptly redeem their notes ia
specie. The sound Banks Of tho State are worthy
of confederation in this respect"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-15
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-15

lCorress ondenee of the Herald1
NEw BgUsswIcK, Dec. Al p. Nj.
DEAN sIR-in searching tor Mr.. A. Suydam, sus-
pieioa fell one Peter Robinson, house carpen-
ter, by his being in possession of gold watch,
and by his being unusually flush Of money, and other
striking circumstances-one being remark he made
whilst purchasing lumber TO floor cellar, that :" he
had paid off the suai he owed to MIR. Suydam on his
mortgage, but did not dare take il to the clerks
office for fear Of being charged as his murderer"
Robinson was to-day arrested and examined and
from his confused and Inconsistent remarks, the
mayor decided to have his house searched. One Of
the officers said they must take up the cellar door,
that had been laid down since the death OF Mr. suy-
dam, in the night. Robinson uioned them not to
do II, as by SO doing the house would fall. They
persisted, and 20 the astonishment of the excited
citizens, they found the body of Mr.. Suydam three
feet under the earth; he having been murdered be-
yond doubt, the top of his skull was frishtiuiy
fractured. He mas bse missing twelve DAYS;
IL is the conviction of every person that Robinson
is the murderer, for the mortgage Of his house was
found in his session with his own Signature torn
of. 1t is supposed he changed his watch whist at
New York, day or two since. They are now noid.
ing an inquest over the body of Dir Suy dam treat
excitement prevails. Yours, In haste, T.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-15

Neither House sat on Saturday.
Since the last sitting Of the two Houses on Thurs
day morning, we have heard Of the following Sens
tors and Representative having arrived, most Of
when would have be- n ia thar seats on Friday, had
the two houses bean ia session that day, viz -
iaSsHat0rs-Mr. Williams OF Maine, Mr.. Southland
Of New Jersey, MIR. Preston OF South Carolina, and
Mr.. Andersen Of Tennessee.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Morgan Of New York, MIR.
Deans Of Maryland, Mr. Coles, Mir Garland,
MIR. Rives and SIR Wise OF Virginia, Mr.. Pickens
Of South Carolina, MIR. Warren Of Georgia, DIR.
Pope OF Kentgeky, MIR Starkweather Of Ohio, Fir.
REYNOLDS Of Illinois, Mr.. Hubbard Of Alabama.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-15

Gen Harrison. as We learn freu the Maysvile
y ,yie h. expected 90 leave home for Virginia the
latter part ofiais month lie will spend the month
Of January With his frionds in the Old Dominion sud
rcpiir To W ashugtpn IN February, 20 be rtady On
che SD II March 20 eater upon the duties Of the i'm
rortsut o6ce 70 which the people have elevated him
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-15
FRENCH LANGUAGE.
ANOTHER EVIDENCE
OF THE EFFICACY OF
A Z, III n Il II u II - ID C A ~ ID "

PEASE'S HOE K II U U ID c ID Y
MES sRs. j. PEASE * SON. IS Division ST.:
Ss Allow TO address e nes to relation 10
your valuable remedy for coughs, hoarseaess irritation
with hoarseness Of three months standings made trial Of
advertised remedie all effect AT the time
my sctiou resided at ST. Johns New Brunswick, British
America voice far that could not arca:e
reside in New ork and here obtained Peases Horehound
Candy made of two large pac Of the and
Guahedy that now have the full command Of my
voice and great blessing has that feel bound
DANIEL L. SMITH, lis Cherryst
ST. send this certificate for the purpose, IL you
please, o. publishing it. Please DO so. DIES.
AGENTS.
Hsadey, is High st Brooklyn, l. /.
Hays, is5 Fn ton street Brooklyn. Ill
" lillian J. Duval, asa Broad street, Newark, " j.
g. b. Zeber Philadelphia.
AGENTS in the Ctr.
RusStcn Y AsTinwa ali, in all three stores.
Botuu, No. Aan street, Broadway, under Amer.
Museum.
Church's Dispensary, iss Bowery.
Leeount junction. OF Grand and Division streets
Teal, ii6 Hudson street. corner Anthony.
II. l.. Forrest, ~ Greenwich street.
Huestis * Co. q q OF Ann aud Nassau stree
DR.. BGirell corner Of Chatham and Bowery.
a. Pastor, 1855 Greenwich street.
w. Br CHAM, corner Of Houston 81. and Avenue d.
A. Cory, 1873 Springs st.
Morton. 46 Broadway,
rrowitt, % fut n aud IS Beekmsn street.
Msrtne, Twenty Firstst street and Niath avenue.
4. Owen. No ! Six h avenue.
Bromoush Young, Ill Varick street.
Baremore X Agne W, 300 HUDSON street.
Smith, 233 Grr enwich street
Creighton. IS Csrn~ine street
Conf-e toner's not appointed agents.
SON, IS Di,isi.nst.
Closed n the Sabbath. o9s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-15

FLOHipA.-GeB. Armistesd has divided that part
Of Florida which is occupied by the L. 5. troops
into districts To which the several corps have been
respecti vely allotted as follows -
Dsposion of RssiasnfsThe Atlantic District, garri-
by 81 artillery, Johns District, DO BY 81 dra-
goous; Ochlsw aha District do by ~ infsntry Mcanopy
District Do ~ 1th do Wacasssss District do by 81 do
WithlacoocEee District do by 9th do; Tampa District
10. By SIN 10; southern District, do. by list do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-15

REsUMPrIoS.-The Harrisburg keystone observe
that all the banks in Dauphin county fully pre-
pared for resumption Of specie payments, at tn
time fixed by law.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-15
CELEBRATED EYE WATER,


DIR. J. FRANcis, ocULisT, e Bsrsayst New York.
matter q conscience and fem duty oss to The ySS
eyes had been deceased statA for twelve ATTENDED
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My eyes continued to become much and although nu-
y blind e nssaa hsyi,s srowP owe, yhs
s ss sS Of Dr. s Is.
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remedy may ssisn:iysy Known: believe 4
eyes may be ID any way aeetsa any person viii can
upon wi" be most azsYf T. SCI ,si
above 'ss il sys,y y.F''
Pastor OF the stanton st. Church.
Mrs Gott e5 Orchard st., member Of my Chursh, has
child who has afflicted with diseased for ary
gss s u a hs ss: a ssh
aprshenatd Inc Eye prepared ~ pr Erspss has
Pastor ofthe Oliver Street Church.
@ s w R ow is asf
cscy uEheatngy recommend to the notice of the public
Duncan Dunbar, pastor Of the McDoucal 81. Church
s Of Ss To sSua
asSS brsnser o. 'ss Nsrs Ssp' and
row residing at IT Sd avenue.
G 1ss sp pc e &
lustuon Of m astonishing efficacy On many Of the Students
Eye Wasris net prepared or sold by any n America
from the natural without giving ihs slightest pam
M smdy&wy within two doors OF the Asor House.
THE UN 9ERsIGNED Informs the public that he posses
,s 81 remedy to cure the N rn and nd
t. TO with certainly at very cheap rate and IN short
ume
and body particularly banses reekles and pimples of the
face I S & anna ana are
As. j. to Be Ia. the very best Of Cologne Water.
nl7 Inn l.. FRANK Chatham street, 62}
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-15

The President of the United States, elect, we
learn, was at Frankfort the day Of the meeting OF
the Kentucky Electoral College, and dined in com
pany with the Electors at Gov. Letcher's.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-15

A letter from Hsvana, published in the New Or
leans Commercial Bulletin, under date of Nov. 10,
says, IF. p Blair, the Washington Globe, is here
on account of the Death Of his daughter-'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-15

ToBAcco.-The inspections in Baltimore last week
amounted to S27 hhds. I; of which 279 were from
MARYLAND, aad the balance from Ohio.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-15

EXPECTATION OF SPEcIE.-The ship Leila, Hia
gins, which cleared at New Orleans on the 81 ms
for Liverpool, took oat $50 900 in specie.