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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-01
-Oefentltebe S0ae1rte6t.

SIN Der Court pcn Common pleds bon Qeha
GauntD, Decembers3ermiu, 1889, yiro.
81. 9orlabung CUR 8ertbeilung, Dec IS.
Judgment quod partitio fiat: Sebruar
5. 81. .. 1910. SnquilItion oerleien,-
,tnb llrtbeil, caB bic Sddsun8 9ereft
unb fir immer 9illti9 iet.
9ieuben S6mcper,
Daniel &unt, Sobn 8unb, Sac. O.Snns,
Scfepb GunB, Daniel 9roB uno @atbarind,
beiIen Srait (Dauiel SdmcDer, Sacob Srers
Ter unb WlarD 9lnn, beGeu SralL Samuel
Shmcyer, cchn Sd,mpDer, 3il9m. SdmoDs
er, Nenrid, SdImpDer, @lpiua SdlmCDer,
9luna Marta SdmoDer, @metine Sdn1oDer,
Sarab 9lmelie ShmpDer, @liiabetb ShmcDs
er i,nb Senjamin Sdnicyer,) Gbdrles Stes
maro uub Sarab feline Srar, lSilliam Wtps
fer uno Sulanna, feline Srau, 9lun Suliane
Shmcyer, Sarab ShmcDer, Scuatt. Sreis
mig uno @liiabetb, ieine Srali, pct. Sd,mcDs
er, 9SilIiam SdmcDer, Same6 SdnlpDer,
Saccb StunB mo 9Detcr StmpDer.
sln cemiebcn Sage, auf Scrifla9 BON @.
Hund, @ia. ipuroe etue &eael fir bic iltb Su
Sertheiei9enben pcn Der Scurt beipllIiat, 70
lpie alien auoern Die ein 9lnuabmes2edlt has
ben, tdB Ite am eriten @purttaae I'M nddlten
Iermir, q. q. 1910 prr Der 9purt y. Spnts
mon pleas fir 9eda @auntY erftetnen mr>
gen, fpeld,e in Der Stdbt 9lllentauu gehalten
weroen ipa, fur ben @nrswed, nm bas 2nuo
uuo @ebduoe nab Der ShdBun9 auSunebs
meu, mic III bem pbi9eu Writ befdrieben,
cber llriade an,u9eben, iparllm nidt ein
Sefebl bon Der Court aus9ehen icIe, eria9s
tes 4anb uno @eb6ube auf Gfentiher Gers
itei9eruug burd ben Sd,criff bon Qcdla @'ty
iu Uerfaufeu. GS erbelltt caB Die Taehrtht
BON Der llntcrlndIun9 II. (. 10. eem @eleS 9es
nds 9r9eben ,purcc.
Bon ben llrfuben:
Seieugts,
Seize SamuelS, Yrottrn.
Seuruar 10. nq-6nl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-01
NJnrtQn GrpcCt0rQnt,

9&uo cmpfcMcu IIe 1s tC'g, 3ubrrcitctc Me>
nBm fur Nuitcn, trtr.nmg, 2lus;ebrnnQ,
@nQbruitigfCIt, &cHhhulleu, ihwCrCe 9ths
men uuo ale &IdUth,tIsN Ger Sruit urc
&ur9e.
Tictc Weoi5u rjro Ucn oiclcu uno Irkr
reircftabcln pCrlruen rCccmmorrirt, mclce
enrdl eteleItc cnrirt murrCn. Nicc, mCltc
Ian9e 3ett untcr jHu'lrn uuo @ruitfronfbeitCn
llttcn urc 9egidubt habcu &c nirCn init Der
9Iue3rhrEn9 brfalIclt, pnbcl IN fllr;er 3eit
91niltd> cllrlrt unc lur pcLIiOcu @elunpbcit
9ebrudht
QNcr uah cen @crtb ticIcr Y3eti;in be-
NpCifclt, Der lCie cen fClocnccn Brief prn ris
ncr perlrn, bic fcin Sntcrrilc in crm Gers
fauf ccrlCIbcn bat
9tcuOOrF, rWni Is. 1898.
2l Gr. SdDn e.-gSCrthCr Ncrr !--Sd
babe G'etraud 9cmudt oru Shrcm Grpcctcs
rdnt, icrpcM pcriGrIrCh, ais aid III mcincr
Samlllc, fur bic ICptcn Sabre, nit tem
9rD6trn 9iuBcu. On Der Shat, id, brtrad,te
msln 2etcn rcrldn0Crt turth ben Gcbraud,
otclcr iddbbaren MerBiu ueblt Gem Se9cn
@rncS, fur pcrflticccnc.
SIR ale Sale rpn SNulten, Gnt;inturo
Der Sruif, Qun9e, ltrb tes SNalfeS, empfeble
W. ~ -vbN''5'' h1LNtNHSNliWV Nlo lle = FIIe
Die tt jemdl6 9ebrdutbte. Mfcin err(iliher
QSunitl 1T eab 2Ineere Gle al lleteln leieeu
mcran tdl 9clittcn babe, raUcu brfreit ners
ben mrd1ten. neldDC6 ipte id, olautc oefcbes
hen ptrc, trem Ge Ghr @rpctfcrant asbraus
den. s. 6. D. Srpsbn
Cr. S1Dne,--gGcrthcr SNsrr.--Curtb Die
Snaoc G)ctres bat Shr Sroiau Grrectprant
Ctne Jcetiun9 al mir tciplrtt Dor rirem irbr
Clcnecn 3uitano. Sm IeRtcn Ccccmbrr be-
fam tdl cincn trfti9en 2Irflll bon @robrnfio.
Felt, cine &ronthcit nit mclhcr id, ihcu
pIele Sabre 9Cploot mar. Cicfe6 llctr( mar
nrd' be9lcttet NIT (Hctfcrfcit, mchcm Nals II.
Enn9eiL rcbit ctnem bCidnerlteu Nultcr
nnc 0rcecn Shnad,hCit, lrnh dlS id, tcnohe
crltldt mar, nuree mir cine Tlaftte pCn Gbs
rem @rpcctcrant gcGtift. 9lnfanQs eadtc
lh es mare nioits ais Suadlalterci, ollen
ais ld) fab eaG C6 70 iebr empfrhlcn rmbr
eurd Cr. @cin9, NIT rpeld,sm id, lebr ippbl
bCfannt bin, wurte id, peranlaet cs All oc:
brandlcn, uno in ncni9eu 9aqen NOR td
ooltcmmcr cchcilt, rrd, haze i'd, bic eeteis
ncn 9iildfall Der Sfranfbcit Qebobt. sd, haze
Nun cine 70 bche Mciuuu9 bon Shrer O1ert.
Sln, eae menn id MIR cini9e Slafhcn capcr
bate, uno felue nlCbr befpmmeu f6unte, ih
btelrltcr rd,t fur 10 Iholer tds Stnd oebeu
wnree. SdI rerbleite Sic bcriId, 9rlBeup,
SBr
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-01
Gin ODfllQer.

Gin gutter Waller, Der iein Gjefhift arimcs
lioi' oertsht, ,piro fr9ieit bel rem lluterseit,s
neten, III S.eiccIbcrs 3auuid,ip, eerIan9t.-
v'a Ledger Mdnn piiree ben Sprsu9 haben
stoam @erman, CWiiller.
WtarS 10 nq--3in
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-01
&lcc-So Soamell.

3peibunoert Sulbe( Slee.Saamcu
weroen IcsICicb BON cem llntrrscibueteu per.
lan9t. Ter bcchlfe Warfpreis ica caflrr
9s9eben pereen an bert Stchr pcn
SSobn 8Ntlnn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-01
81 q C6 IT df) t.

SlGe eicicni9cu, ,peld>e nod an tie Soiu tr
to6cnfhaft beS pcrifrrbencn q am Qcrd,,
Iettbiu non NlGcn GounIhip, 9iorthamptcu
GauntD, fchulr9 iJno, eS iri auf ir9eno cine
gIrt, iperceu hermit beuahritti9t, irolcih
an oen llntCr;eihueten 9rminiitrator obBus
beSahen. GjIeIt fails f6uueu aud, Srlde,
ipHd,e nod, 9Infcrpcrm9cu au beia9te SHtns
terla6enitoft baben, ibre NednuHaen pcbls
tefdti9t Ciubrtn9en, camit 9tidlti9telt 9es
madbt werocn fam.
q. QS. 2er6, 9tbmtniitratcr.
Sebr. 10. na-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-01
Ger Stn0er fcmmt.

gIlte, melte nod 9Ycit9elb fhulni9 lino an
ben llnterfdricbencu, Der Die 3citungcu ,lpis
idcu 9Iurutaau, Sctblebem, NelIcrstdun,
SprjnQtaun, II. {. 10. trdgt, merben h6fihit
criud,t ibm bo6elte ;u beSahleu-S Srldc, Die
CO ujd,t an i'm entritbten fGnncn, belicten e8
tci ben padbattcrn gu laiicn.
Gbar(es Sin9cr.
Setruar 26. SIP
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-01
OruCfer-Q -Qlrtctt.

glle slrten Druders2Irbsit in ecutfhcr unt
cnaliider SprdCbe pilo Id)In unb biui9 in
eieier Truferei teieret.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-01
81 GrtC!)t

wtro hermit 9cacteu, ras Der llntcrscid,nes
te ol5 NominVfrotcr pcn Der NjntcrlaGens
Id'aft ce6 pcritcrbcncu SO pbSrrg lie,
lettbin crn Der Stact 9IlIeutauu, augeteLIt
poroen lit. Sllle bicjeni9en, weldc ncd auf
irAeno cine Dirt all bcin9tc jointcrlaGenfd,aft
id'Hlei9 fne, tptrcen eahcr eruitLidl orf0es
fcreert, innerhalb Q8rden bel rem lluters
ftricbenen in siIIeHtaun or;urufcn II. 9iids
ti9teit gu MAIDEN. llno frlhe, rpcld,e re9els
mdBt9e 9lnfcreernn9en baberL ipcrcen cbcrs
fails auf9efcraert, ttnerhalb crid9tem 3eits
pMnft ihrc Gebnun9en tpcbIbeIhcini9t etnjus
bdnbi9en, all
George SteitL 9lpmjniffratcr.
9lQcntaun, Sebe IL. nq-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-01
81 q C) II Cb t.

Die Serpalter Der gIrrtbamptcu @aBcrs
@eieIlfdaft 9ebcn hermit 9tadritt, ea6 alIe
Diejent9en, mclde oa6 S9Derants98aher fir
cas filnftigc Sabr su 9ebraudcn witIens 1lnb,
an cber Dor Dem 1iteu nic,itcu 2lpril bel Dem
Shaemettcr Der @eieuidaft, Sob Cd
ert anSurufcn babea, Inn ncue @cutrattr 81
mafen pbcr iDre orrjdbri9cn gu crncnern.
sIuf Scfebl Ger Soarb,
CSobn Slice, Sccretir.
~Sccer Gt9cnttnmer eine5 @cntractS
lpiro bb1ihit erildt, ocn 8crIhrfteu cCiIels
ben 9cnou uadSufcmmeL rpiorj9rrfdas CT
fTch Die harau6 eutftehcnoen Irau8enebmen
Sclaen felbit bciSumefen bat,
Wir; IL. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-01
Gin ttelter Gntflteltn1alGer
IN 9ltentaun.
Cal n rtD n SJfilfcr.

Teadt feiner Sreunben unb benz publifum
bic ginSeise, bas er einen neuen 8utidenmas
dersSdap erOfnet bat, in Der SebnsStraBe,
III Der Rdbe bes Stobrs BON pree, Sd9er
nno 60. pc er su perfaafen bat uno auf Bee
lfeinus perferti9t: =
Gaiies, Searbcrns, Su99ies, Sul>
ftes, II. {. ~.
@r bdlt iinmerfort CUTE glrbeitsleute, uno oa
ale feline Subrlperfe inter ieiner unn,ittels
barren sIufftd,t gendft nercen, 70 fann er
fir beren Site einiteben.
Da er felt ben leeten ,lpDlf Satren in ben
telfen Sdaps 9earbettet bat, nno ielr Ses
s.fdldft 9riintlidb oeritebt, 70 bcft er ale 1ir'
Ser gufdr9er auf redt ;ablretden 3uiprid,,
inrem er nod, perfprtdt oaB er Sebern1ann
piinftlif uno bilIia su becienen 9Sillens 1T.
9lllentaun, Wdrs Is. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-01
81 q Cb rid t

Wirb hermit eeaeben, bas bic llnterSeid'ues
ten ais 9lbmiliiltratereu pom Der cinterlaIs
ieuibaft bes perltorbenen Ddniel Des
ter CShreiner,) leBtbin bon Soeioelber9
Saunitip, 2ed,a @auntp, an9eitelIt wurbeu.
9iQe Diejeni9en wcld,e baber nod an beia9te
Stnterlaffenihaft fhulci9 iTnc, merben hiers
init erritlid aufgefcrcert ab,ube;ahlen, uno
Sclde fpeld,e nod rehtmdsi9e 9lnfcrberurs
gen baben, pcrcen ibre 2eduun9en pcBtbes
lfdtist cinbdnci9en, ait
Scbn Sd9er ! 0(>m,crs
9ecr9e YloB, 5 ' wv
seirs 18. na-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-01
9leue Souf1Cbetne,

Cine gang neue uub fdtue 9lrt Gjetnrts,
uno 2anfldcinc finc fcebcn perfertiget nor,
cen, rro gemahlte nno ungemahlte @rems
rlare dnb i'll Der Grndcrei ricfer 3cituno,
beim @tnSelr, Gueeub unb Suneert, Al ets
nsm btlliSen preis gu habeu. Rr6mer unb
anbere f6nncn banit ocrfebeu mcrcen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-01
Ge(ell(cbafts- -NuFolung.

Die Smifhsu ben llnterId,riebeuen bisber
inter bem 9tameu pcn Stroufe uno Spins
sner, [Soarchdnblerl teitanbeHe Sirma,
miro bis ben lifen nit,ifen slpril nit 9eaen:
feitiger @inwili9ung aufaelpst merben. sIlle,
ipelte auf ir9euo cine 9Irt al Die cbt9e Strs
TtHa fhuloi9 iluo, werren oaher erlud,t, bis
3n cbi9em Datum ibre 0fItditanbe cbne 6ebI
absubejablen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-01
Schlt Gcacr
pretiocr Der gSartiftcn .flird,r.

preciQcr tCr Wartitcn Jlirdle.
e--93crther Srcrr.--Cd, hobe
fir Die lcetru Wcndte Sbr @rpcetrront
hdrifig in meiuer 4lrariS 9ctraudlt, uno fir
olIe 9InfdIIc pou @rfdltuq, Guitcu, Gnt;ins
ccun9 Der @nnaen, 9lueSchrnrg, Gntbrilnlti9.
tcIt, uno ld,nafhclt Der Sruitiit e6 beitimmt
Die bette WtenBin Gle id, jcmaIs gctrautte.
9Id,tUrsspCI eCr Shrige
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-04-01
81. VS. 97CifIinn,,

TicIc Yerlrcfid,c Mceisiu miro aHfin 6d,t
rcrfertNt BON Or. Snine 9ic. 90. Sne
Critic Strage, philnhelphia, lmo 1T III bas
ben bel tnewi9 Sdmirt 2Iprthefer in 9Qens
tdhu,fnr eWeu 3holer Ole G(afdle.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-10

/ great and radical reform; but u q li'
browning merit OfOar instlialione, lha
hey cteals aud nOuNsh 10 The vaet ma
jaFily Of our peopla, q dlsPosiliUa iano
peweg peaceably TO remedy abused
which haze ei-eWhere cassSd the sfiU-
sion Of rivers Of blood. end the sacrifice
Of lhe0sand Of he hutnun race. The
| result thus far is most honorable 70 the
self denial, the intelligence, and the
patriotism Of oar citizens; il jusilfes The
confident hope thai they will carry
through the reform which has been so
well begun, and that they will go still
farther than they have. yet gone m Illus
irating the important trsth, that epeo-
pie as free ahd enlightened as ours,
will, whenever, it becomes necessary,
show themselves 10 be indeed capable
Of Self-government by voluntarily adoP~
ting appropriate remedies for every a.
buse, eRd Submitting to temporary rac-
r'6ces, however great, 10 ensure their
permanent welfare.
Ny owa exeriions forthe fuTtheraRce
Of these desirable objects have been
bestowed, throughout my official career
with zeal thatls .nOurished by ardent
wishes for the welfdte Sfmy country
ard BY an unlimited relisnae on the
wisdom that marks its Ultimate decis-'
ion on all great and controveI.ed guess
tions. Impressed with HE solemn OBJ,
iIgatiOnS imposed upon me by the Cons
sIltution, desirous als0'o laying before
my fellow citizens. with whose conf
,dence anG support ! have been so high
.ly honored, such measures as appear to
me conducive TO their pros2eriiy-and
anxious TO submit tetheir fullest constd.
erslion the grounds upon which my o
.plnions are formed, have on this as on
preceding occasions, freely offered my
views on those points Of domestic pol.
icy that seem; at the present time, most
prominently TO require the action Of the
Government 1 know that they will
receive from Congress llrat full and able
consideration which the Importance Of
The subjects meri. and ! can repea, the
assurance heretofore made, that shall
cheerfully and readily cooperate with
you in every measures that will tend to
promote the welfare ofthe Union.
NJ. VAN BUREN,.
WASHINGTON, December 2, 1899.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-10
SENATE Dec. 81.

Petition presented for new county in the north
western part of the State fuI the no " eou I,
of fYork-for a repea Of the law granting IL
conces to sell ardent splfits.
Bill read the third tinle--to regulate snrios.
nres& provide against ,rasra sing animals paYsed
10 establish q state Road in the count es OF
Scoto and Lawrence ptsSed--An act pointing
out the mode o. oelevying taxes passed
On motion of Mr.. Brady, The senate took NJ,
the Bill to incorporate the MartisvilIs, Cadiz
and Dover Turnpike company when the mo.
ton was iald upon the table, motion was pen
ding to strike out The sixth section, (makine the
stock holders individually liable) The question
was taken and the senate refused to strike ou,
the section.
After being debated by Messrs Spanger,
Vance, N.sh and Tod, the question was taken
and the bill passed.
HOUSE Dec. 81.
An act, to amend the at, for punishment ol
CT mi ais passed. 'er
= Numerous petitions presented.
The resolution ofthe SO ate, euuestinp our
Senators and Representatives iR Congrs 10 use
,hei offs hiring tile Put lie Lands into MIR
ket was passed.
The Bill 10 lay out state road in Belmont.
Monroe Washington Counties was engrosset.
Mr.. Welch Of Stark, afford a preamble. and
resolution IN relative 10 Imprisonment which
was 1greed to-.
IGe Bill to divorce John Brady from his wife
Sarah was postponed until The lat nfDec. 1640
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-10
For the Democrat.

Trust not YOURSELF hut your defects 10 know
Make use ofevory friend, aud every foe
Messrs Editors. After a Wiley of vim
d'ciive abuse and shameful evasions,
Citizen grows weary Of the conirover-
ny, and closes with chaste and digni-
fed valedictory, becoming his self ssin.
Ted character. How be has acquitted
himself in the whole transaction, the
public can veil Judge, andIhe laureIs
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-10
THE DEMOCRAT
CANAL DOVER, OHIO.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 10. ls4O.

Owing to the nonar1ival Of our paper
maker, we ase compelled to issue but
half sheet this week. He lives down
in the neighbofhood Of tho Great snow
storm, aadahas no doubt been enguiphsd.
Any ofour readers however, who may
feel disposed 10 be caPlious, at our '1lt-
tleness,' let them read the Message
over Two or three times, and il they
60 off unsatis6ed, it will Rol be for
want OF sound prinoi pies. .e.-,
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-10

HRY virtue Of an order, to US directed by
~ Andrew Hatlery, Justice of the Poace,
t,r Sugar ',resk Township in Tuscarawas Coun.
". we the under signed do certify that we have
Waved, and appraised certain Stray Mare. Ia.
ken no by Jacob d. Yoder, of said rownsLip.
and find the same Black Mare, with star IN
the forehead the lett hind foot white, I'd TO ,l,e
pasler Joint, shod oil round. two small saddle
marks, fourteen hands and half height, a nat.
ural iruiter, no other marks or bvnnds PerLeiya-
blg abu 1t twelve years old, and we do ap2Taizo
the same al twanty eight dollars.
GEORGE RASBER, !
ABRAHAM MILLER, "Pp''''ers
Sworn to and subscribed before me the 3Oth.
d,y Of December A. d. 1889.
=. ANDREW hATTERY. J.P.
1 do. hereby Certify the above to be a trus
c6ppy frnm MY Stray Book, given under nv
hand afiiciaIIy this 2 day Of January A.. Is.
40. ..-. A. H. J. p.
The following is list Of letters remaining ls
the Post Office, at Bolivar on the 3lst Dec, L.
1889.
WIN. Burch 9, John Brown 2, Rockwell Co,xiss
Joseph Car er, Abraham Deck, Christopher
DelfeLbacher. John Franz, John Pashbaneh
Joseph Fore Barbara Forester DAVID w. Gray
George Grove Goaprey Heck Al. llumLarger
Nathaniel I.inder James Mckee David Patton
Dawitt Patton Margrtt Polomus Richard tal+
liam Fanny Reed Marsre Robinson Miss.O Olive
Tinker. Christopher Truhy Abraham Nor-
man Van George Warner William Young.
ITELLER, r, H.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-10
NOTICE.

The Public are hereby informed. tha, a lee.
ture will he delivered. on Saturday next, a
early candle light, in the Court House iu New
Philadelphia, by Doc. Thonas White, on the
cul,ore Of Silk. He will have specimens Of do.
meslic silk to exhibit. @ s..-
We have examined some Of Mr.
Whites specimens OF American mann
factured Silk, which are. eqnally a.
good as any that can be imported. w
hope the citizena Of the county, vii
turn out and give him full house, anc
we guarantee he will chow them how
10 cIo,he themselves in silk attire, witt
gu. going to Europe for il. ....
For our own part, we have not muc h
laith in the "Alufticaul,s' business
Let US dress up in silk, clothe our chill.
lren in elk, and depend upon it, lher,
will be few potatoes raised.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-10

The news from Washington, up F,
Jan. 4!h,. is Of little importance. The
Holidays preventing any business from
being done. A Duel was 10 sgitatior
between Mr.. Bynum, Of N Carollnu,
emo JeDifer of MARYLAND,
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-10


Citations for the means ofspeeulAtioE AMI
avpgance-to nourish, in prefer.
ence to the manly virtues tha, gives
dignity 10 human nature, a craving de
sire for luxurious enjoyment and sud
den wealth; which ren'ers those who
seek them dependant on those who sup-
ply them-to substitute for republican,
simplicity and economical habits sick
" Vsppeli'e for effemInate Indulgence,
and an imita ION oi that reckless exrrsv.
agance which Impoverished and enSla-
vsd the industrious people of foreign
lands; and at Ieast, TO fix upon us, in
stead of those equal political righ,s, the
acquisition ofwhich was alike The OBJ
ject and supposed reward Of our Revo-
lutionary struggle, a system of exclu-
sive privileges conferred by partial leg
isIaiion. To remove the influences
which had thus gradual, grown up u.
mong us-to deprive them Of their de-
ceptIve advaniages-to test them by the
light ofwsdom and iruih-all this was
necessarily the work Of time. even a.
mong a people 50 ghla d and pure
as that oftbe United States. In most
oiher countries, perhaps, it could only
be- accO mplished through that series Of
revolutionary movements, which srO too
cIlen found necessary 10 effect any
The native American., 1840-02-01

SrtThe colonies Edna independent and
nde the direction OF the Colonization of Philadelphia
nave by udcous both Sides been united with
colony OF Liberia established under the
ye ana he OF the Commonwealth of LIBERIA temporary arrange
tent has been made also with the Mississippi Society which may
ornament whereby their will
BUCHANAN has been appointed Governor
val Monroa hailed by inhabitants and every one gave hearty
nt to the powers conferred him by
proceedings of the Legislative have been received within
few days by the colonial ship Suda Captain giving abundant
violence of disposition the Coonss the authority and obey
lie laws prescribed by the Society
Observation-Disclosures have been adopted by distribution Of pre-
IN Liberia agricultural labor general industry and
nus bring about the desirable object of abundance export
" Il
tShh-A proposition maturing for pushing the
ny INTO the INTERIOR by of public highway OBJ
lining site for Mountain Colony
Lashe Board called upon acknowledge with great pleasure
hat the Government of the once more m favor
nd protection and that the Society has received the proper
fhcers, important supplies of arms and naval stores.
Inc BOARD announce with confidence that there in
history OF Coonzon when there friends
this noble enterprise In every section new and eff
ent interest awakened; and long the bust
e the Society conducted with economy industry disposition
ow manifested to sustain our undertaking will increase
The native American., 1840-02-01
Tce Presidents.

/. John G. Herbert, of Maryland,
2. Samuel Bayard, of New Jersey,
3. Gen. John II. Cooke, of Virginia,
4. Daniel Webster, of Massachusetts
5. Charles T. Mercer, of Florida,
&. Rev. Jeremiah Day, DID,, of CT,
7. John Cotton Smith, of Ct.,
8. Observation-Disclosures, of N. Y.
8. Louis McLane, of Baltimore,
10. Gen. A. Macomb, of Washing ton
IL. Moses Allen, of New York,
IL. Gen. w. Jones, of Washington,
ID. Francis S. Key, Of Washington,
IA. Samuel II. Smith, of Washington,
Is. Joseph Gales, jr., of Washington
16. Right Rev. William Meade, DID,,
Asst. Bishop of Virginia,
II. Alexander Porter, of Louisiana,
Is. S. l.. Southland, of New Jersey,
10. Rev. James @. Andrew, Bishop OIL
the Methodist E. Church,
20. William Maxwell, of Virginia,
81. Elisha Whittlesey, Of Ohio,
%. Walter Lowrie, of New York,
%. Jacob Burnett, of Ohio,
"a. Joshua Darling, Of N. Hampshire
The native American., 1840-02-01
REPORT OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

The Board of Directors has received from Committee
Report of their proceedings for the year, which they examined
with and the has been adopted In presenting
late the Society and throughout
of the and the Frightening prospects therein
Among other interesting matters contained said Report
FTha receipts the Society increased wstandng
the universal money several thousand dollars
year.
SecondAn has old creditors the
Society by which there little doubt dhagng the
have so long ncumbeed the Society," during present
Ihtr-A of strict and accountability has
hed in Liberia and the of conducting the business
this country have been greatly reduced.
neutrality-suspicious. have been adopted for the government Agents
the Society," by which they more efficient
and regular monthly received.
IJSmce the organizations engagement Executive
Committee has been puncuay received
and the general business Of the Society managed energy and GOOD
Judgment.
The native American., 1840-02-01

IS. DR.. Stephen Duncan, of Miss,
26. VIM. G. Rives, Of Virginia,
a. Nicholas Brown, of Rhode Island.
%. Rev. Laurie, DID,, of Wash ton,
20. Rev. VIM. HawIey,. of Wash ton,
80. Rev. VIM. Winans, of Mississippi,
81. James Boorman, Of N York civ.
30. Henry A. Foster, of New York,
33. DR.. John Ker, of Mississippi,
"a. Robert Campbell, of Georgia,
80. Peter D. Vroom, OF New JERSEY,
36. Alexander Reed, of Pennsylvania,
81. James Garland, of Virginia,
80 Rev. Thomas Morris, Bishop of
the Methodist E. Church, Ohio.
80. Right Rev. Bishop Griswold, Of
Boston,
40. Right Honorable Lord Bexley, OF
London,
Al. William Short, of Philadelphia,
AZ. Elijah Paine, of Vermont,
I43. Willard Hall, of Delaware,
a.. Rt. Rev. Bishop O,ey, of Tenn,
45. Gerald Ralston, of London,
40. Courtlandt Van Rensselaer,, OF
! New Jersey.