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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

ADVERTISING-Ws know that We now lay
before the public ns handsomely printed q sheet .
Is issuoI from any press in The western countg.
Its circulation increasing in proportion 10 our OK
Srtions make it worthy Of public support and we
now look forward confidently TO The increase Of our
advertising in q fair proportion. Our Ciuz eugag.
I'd in business have certainly neglected Ihis depart
nsnt TOO much for their own intercs, or ours. The
proposition have made 10 induce our bUsneS
Of oil kinds TO come forward and advertise ihc
6usiness-lcl the public know what thoy doing
obviares entirely all objections The ground ofer
pense, asd nov the question j. whether ticyc on.
slider it, or will End II any benefit 10 them. There
in the western country si1ty-two hotels and
ems kept By Subscribers TO our paTqr-now, how
many readers d. you suppose each oae Of those pa
pers has per annuml Including travellers and ciI
zens probably not less Than one thousand each. and
Of the very class Of people who most purchase goods
Then most ofhe families in this county and Mar.
shall, many IN Belmont, Brooke, Tyler. aud Munon.
gala are ils readers. Would be Of no benefit cot
out business men Of oil descriptions, To inform al
thus vast community daily OF weekly what they are
doing, what hey have TO sell and what wish TO bus
Even for our town readers. the retail dealer woul,
be more THAI rcmuneraied for the tribe no pays 70
advertising 4, iAe present raIh,
Extensive advertising IS so advantage 10 the cit,
Ter il induces inen TO come here 10 purchase.
Itbenefls the individual by keep0V ms nam,
before the public. informs other than his reguls
customers what he hos 10 sell and ind uces them 4
come him when they want what he sdverises
IN fine, 1t benefits every one concerned in it,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

PUBLIC LECTURE-wHEELING LFCECM.
Tn. second lecture The course will be deliver
cd J,yrs P.rrI.E,1. on WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING, 9Th Instant. OF the Cry Hall.
The public are respectfully invited 10 attend.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

The committees of vigilance for each ward will
ne announced Io-m'frow. and II VIII ne 'iPe'"o
that they will 20 their dn'y. and bring every MAI
70 the poll. They must be cun,sn'ed TO give oh'
daY 10 their country.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26
NEW ARD SPIEgDT0 Coo0.-

"A M.ADAMS. No, l7s. Main Street. Two p,o-,
IA south Of the Viginia Hotel. has inst r,coi,o,T
a, spIepdd assortment Of BEAVER CIOTIJs
Plne black and fancy BROAD CI OTUs pTT'
LOT CLOTHS, CASSIMERES Of 49,.
shades aud qualities. silk velvet, merino sam
ana Valencia yESTINGS, all Of which he is'
70 MAKE UP 70 order IN the most fashion
% wiz give the most perfect satisfaction. Aiso
sn assortment OF stocks, collars, crayats. bosomS
haHdkerchleis, &c. Call and sec '''' 0OSV'hS
oct 26-lm G. 81 ASA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

'o'se hali has made repori TO the citizens of
|h' i'iiah on lh" subject of'he Western Amory ond
us l'co''on at that place. Tue papers speak highly
OF the reports bus do not tell Us what the price II
coal is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

The Cincinnati Republican states that many trny.
el'ers from Firgiria, westward with slaves. syo;J
Cincinnati and boats that stop there in the fear Inn,
'heir slaves may be seduccd or stolen from them n
We suspect such nrprehension.. bv ,raveII,r. -.
groundess
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

i ne H'ers'iiI continues low and Navigation il
s''i restricted to the smaller class Of boats Their,
was lille snow here on Sunday. which. how ever.
soon melted but the chill and searching wind ind.
Gated that there was SNOW in the mountains ~.
hope there is and that we shall soon have ,soA,
among u in liquid form The weather NOS, ).
clear aud cold.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
TUESDAY MORNING., Q O,CIoCu

W Inc Eastern mail had not arrived when our
paper went to press. We arc abba only to mako a
few extracts from the Western.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

Col Parioti the whig candidate for he Senate
never was beaten. and there IL no danger OF h'm
now, il the wings OF the city come up to the work
and 10 their duty to the Old Dominion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26
BALTIMORE NARKrr

FRIDAY. October -. ppm.
fLoCk.-We note an improvement both in Tho
prioe and demand for Howard Street Flour S,lo.
OF considerable parcels Of good standard brand. era
made from stores yesterday ad this morning At esq
which IS an advance Of -! cents per barrel sine.
Monday We quote the receipt price BY wagon, =,
$50. y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26
WHEELING.
WING cANDIDATE FOR THE SENATE OF
VIRGINIA.
COL.JOUN PtHsRIOTF.
r,ECrIoN on THE ssTH OCT. IsdI.

ErCommissoners ofelecuon at the Court House
In the CITY Of whceling-John Laughl'n' Thomas
Hughes, Daniel Dunbsr. LOWS Bayha' and jacob
Shriyer.
Al Triadelpha Prscinc'.-J'me, Duncan Jacob
t;oodinr. Samuel frazier. Robert williamson and
Hugh Milegan.
Al West Liberty Precinci.-John Brndy. =.
Beck! Josiah Morgan, John wsddle. and "''''''n
Bukcy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

N'N|iNNAll-improveme in the city Of
cincinnati have been going on at rapid rate dur.
ing TIE present season. The Gazette state that since
me h's' OF the present month. no less ,hnn eight
hundred and twcniy-seven building. have been
erected IN the city. and lis suburbs. The preo,cr
portion OF the Improvements had been made nj q,
near The termination of,he Rail Road or Canal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

VA ANTED In payment of I'm, ~. -.
y o,hce from the country. Good. AIercLo,',atIs
IOhA. Balances if any will ulway, BE- n,iJ -
Vt' - J. +. WiIARTDN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

POPULATION or THE CTTIES-we find in
the Philadelphia Inquirer the D.iowIns table Of the
population OF the cities and principal towns OF the L.
niied States made mp from he official returns OF the
census of June 1 lslO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

One vsie in ALI sheny county. Ia saved 'he
semi. of Po Come forward {" man. and NC VIII
make five hundred votes the senate OF Virgin.
IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

U. 5. SENAroRS-'rho House Of Reprosrn,a.
lives OF Tennessee adopted resolution on The 18th
inst TO 60 into election FOR two L s Sena,or, ON
the 23sd inst
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26
From tbc Nqdisonian.
DEATH OF MIR FORSVTTy-

We regret TO announce the death OF the Hon
JoHN FORsYru, late Secretary OF Stale of the Un;.
'cd States lie expired his residence IA this cI.
'y on Thursday evening, after u short illness from
cungcs;ve fever.
Mr. Forsj IA was horn a, Fred.r icksburr, Va. in
Ocio5er. lIS2. lie graduated al Priucrian College
~ 1923. lie entered the practice OF law AZ Aur.
us;a. Georgia. IN lSO2 Som after lac uas appoint
cd Attorney General Of he STATE. and rapidly rose
To distinction. La 1912 he was elected a represen.
taiIve IA Congress. From lSlI TO 1918 ne VAS
chairman OF the Committee of Foreign AHiIrs ma
which position he sustained Mr. Madison and the
war with Great Britain. Ia 1918 he was elected
member OF the = Senate. where nc took ms
seat IN November Of that year. In 1919 he was
appointed Munster 10 Spain, where nc became IN.
VOWED IN the cOiiroycsy IN relation % our treaty
with that country, settling differences cediny the
tlorid is, &c, which lasted until October 1920
Nnh The exception OF a brief visit To see The Uni.
ted States, he continued at Madrid until ls23
when he returned 10 this country, and having IN
The mean TIM been reelected 10 Congress. he re.
sulned his seat ia the House OF Representatives IN
December Oi that year. and was restored 10 the
Chairmanship oithe Committee II Foreign Aa,irs
which lac continued 10 occupy as long as he remain.
ed ia that body. In Oci. 1927 ne was elected Ct,.
vernon q: Georgia. a ter filling thar post two years
he returned "a Washington Senator of the = = IN
place Of Mr. b, rricn; that post he filed from 1890
until The summer Of lS3l when on the RESIGN ,t,o,,
OF Nj McL,no a. Secretary of Stale Mr. Fur.vIh
was called to Ihit department: by President Jarkson
That oiiire he filed during the residue of Ccp
Jacksons tenn, aud continued 10 hold IL un il The
cllse OF Mr. Van Bure 5 administration, when he
was succeeded IN Office by Mr. Webster MIR Fur.
syih has continued Ia reside IA this city during The
past summer. aud had reached The age Of 81 years
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

Ia'i seek young girl from Hie West IIigbl,,5.
coming 10 visit sisier iu glasgow. sfopooJ 81 80
u"i slle' sh' addressing lhc keeper very demg,,,,
Pegs int ''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

Dir-O-ih ihis city, At the residence of her bro.
'"e'' Oh SitHrday evening, the 23rd inst Miss Is,
BELLA FAwcErr, aged 4S wears.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26
UIIls MEETING

All tho wings in the city are INi'ed 70 mee' ~
the city hall this evening, TO mako preparations 'oi
the election on Thursday next
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

ACCIDENTAL DEATII.-A citizen Of this ci,y.
oy the namt Of Joseph Brcrnger. was thrown fron,
Jus morse at the races ut Reynoldsbursh. in tia.
S"uh'y' ON Thurs lay last. and Instantly killed The
nurse ran against STEER. threw Mr. Breringer and
&c" upon him. dislocating his neck. The deceased
was rs or 80 years ofoge.-CosunEas Jyur
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

UrrEE RfvrEs There has been o small rise In
TIE lower part Of Illinois. but The upper river is r..
Po'ioj 10 be failiny The upper Mississippi o. Gl.
Ing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26
CINCINNATI o. on

r, CINCINNATI. Ocr. %.
FLOCR-Wrhin the last 81 boun az bar,.l.
nave been received. Sales yesie,day Mt IS A
sale OF GOO barrels City mills at S5I2-now held n,
that price,
WhlSkEf-36l barrels arrived by Canal =
Sales at ID e.
Also arrived 900 bushels corn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

MUSIC or THE HAMMER Sorisb,Iy
and clever New Orleans paper called the CrcsrDi
CHy has an article un sounds iom which ,yc ex.
tract The annexed paragraph. Il evinces good sense
aud good leeng we'll as philosophical observation
AIer ehCrncraiHg all the sounds nairuI and arli.
hi'ini which are apt 10 greet mans car IN this
world the wriIer proceeds;
But, aileT all, were seek out one only so ant
IN The whole world as representa- i've uf exprcssil,
al le business. health, and yigor and inprov eneut
we shonld certainly name the sound Of the hnmme,
what l. there Oh earth mpre cheerus2 1t Is the
very noie "i preparation fir business aud gives 4
hrI peculiar 10 Itself 10 all which lies inert around
VIVA brings The morning 50 fresh anil vivid .,
he mIid oi the slugIrI the hammer which sounds
rom ne sAhor:ng rous' II is the verest rrpruach
"4t "h Ind"lent mln can have. aud speaks slrarrhi
l" we heart IN those quick, manly. slddca tones
Mn'el only The s'nccresI friendship employs And
men how much Is in that sound beside, What n
range can iancy take when such sound comes
"F'n iherc IS ihe workman The roof of a new
o"i'dng. or IN the shop of the mechanic. or The
STORE OF The merchant. u is the hammer of the car
p'mer' he blacksmith The tinnin. the cordwainder
tue JeweiIer' or iho worker IN marble III in,lusri-
ous all busy, all we'll d. The sound Of The ham
mer - a note Which iorsHar,s Ne ,yort,i aT the
Whereabouts ~ tie Acknowledgment About II
there Is NJ concenlmeni. The man he owes hears
" ana walls COMMUNICATIVE owes him listens aad
sirnihi~ay goes 10 hs daily labor. There is a spirit
IA the sound Of a hammer which affects more or
less nearly all thr world. S1me people 60 through
lie without noting one sound from another IN The
multitude OF noises around Them, but we " IN an d.
Swer Tor the sound ola hammer. that no one ever
heard that without being conscious nl an impression
ei'her positively pleasant certainly painful Me.
chai'cs sh"ud slick TO their hammer, for they arc
seh'inels oi industry and besowe,s Of praise"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-26

The Hon. J1mes Rbodes Of Rhode island. died
~ Doe residence boz Pa~tu1et on Saturday last lie
feII dead while converting
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-08

We predicate the above charges on the authority Of
several respectable citizens who called on tie Com.
pissoners to ascertain law much money actually was
in the Treasurers hands, and found the foregoing to be
the facts. By The Commissioners we will stand correc>
ted There is one thing we will state, for the benefit
of the people. All who hold County orders, have a
rghtto present them for redemption, and irthe Teas
does not redeem them then he bound by law to
write the back of said orders these words "Pr0sen>
ted for payment, and Not redeemed for the want of
funds" signed J. Ovorholt, Treasurer July -"
There is only one point to notice. lie saws,
"Mnch ~ the PEOPLE fDover wanted press for the
benefit Of their town. both parties were glad get rl
disgrace To it, We pronounce this base and COW.
ardy slander of the backest die. We charge it back
upon him as one of the most malicious fasehoods he
ever uttered. Among the people Of Dover we have
many warm friends, rnd if we have enemy he is un,
known to us. During The time we lived in Dover, we
dare any man to come forward and say that we ever
wronged him ofa copper. Can this wholesale sander.
orer say as mu:hl Thank God our conscience can
not repoach rs for having swindsd any body, or any
community orthrty-one hundred dollars. No, we left
Dover with the good wishes of the citizens and came
here to establish free press, which, we shall d. at
the risk of every thing dear, or worth lSlpg for So
much then for the gratnitunus (asOhoods by telling
which, this expected to ward otthe public gaze
There is an old adage we recommend to those who
would he us down. "Show mo liar, and III show
you "a thief"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-08
NOTICE.

ENENRY BRAND. whose place Of residence is un-
An known is hereby notified, that on the 9Th day Of
June, lS4l, Robert Kofsinger filed 10 the OouFt OF
Common Pleas of Tuscsrawas County, and State Of
Ohio bill showing and setting forth an agreement In
writing executed by the said Henry Band and the said
Robert Nofainger In which said agreement the SAID
Henry Brand bound himself 10 execute deed flee OF
oil membranes for eighty nine of land, descrb>
ed therein as the west half Of the North east quarter of
section number four, township number seven. and
range number four, when the said Robert Nofsinger
should have paid the amount of the purchase money
Pursuant to the terms Of said agreement and fully com
nled with the conditions and stipuatonS done and
performed by him, pursuant TO the Same-a copy OF
which said written agreement is now on file with said
will in said Court; said bill further charges aud shows,
that the said Robert Nofainger has paid the full amout
Of the purchase money for said land pursuant to the
requirements of said agreement and, in every respect
ullyIcomped with all and singular the conditions and
stpulatons therein contained to be done and perform
ed by him ,and that the said Henry brandt has failed
to execute deed pursuant to his SAID agreement the
object and prayer Of said bill is to ootaln from said
court decree that the said Henry Brandt specifically
perform his said agreement that such other and fur"
her relief may be decreed good conscience and equi
ty may require land the said Henry Brandt is hereby
further notified that unless he appear and plead answer
or demur to the said bil within sixty days after the
next term of said court the said Robert Nosnger n the
term next after the expiration of the said sixty days will
apply,to said court TO take the matters Of said bill as
confessed and decree thereon accordingly,
,.y FL LEONARD.
A. ---~ ~ Sol for complainant.
-" July Z, lS4l. @6 6w.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-08

PRoTECTi"N OF LABoUR. -'f1ow is The dear
labour Of our country 10 compele with the
cheap labour Of other countries unless il be
protected by high tariff
The monopolsts ,riumphantly ask this ques
ton.
Let US enquire how tariff answers the pur
pnse proposed.
The price of labour depends upon the pros
noron which the supply bears 10 the demand
10 prOec labour then you must limit the sup
ply, prohibit the importation oflabom, g. car
ry out your principles of pro ecliOD.
The real price orlahor depends upon the
proportion which the money price Of csmmod.
ties bears I" the mnney price of labor; alter
that relative proportion. raise by high tariff
the money price ofcommOditloS, and tell us
oh ye sap'eni proteciionists, how that pro-
tecs the laborer.
We import some com modies, we export
others, that is. we exchange one for The other.
five with the came outlay Of labor and cap.
ial as serves for The production OF the COM
mOdoty expnrted, We could produce az much
Of the imported articles as We gel by exchon-
ing, He should cease 10 exchange, the labor
and capital employed in producing the CON.
modoty exported would be diverted from that
occupation 10 the proGncllop Of the articles pre-
viously imported. This would happen wi,h-
out the Intervention oftarf laws: it would be
a natural and therefore beneficial operation.
But by a high tariff you unnaturally
force, abour from The more TO the less pro6a.
bic channel; you decrease the total amour. Of
wealth annually produced; you diminish the
fnnd out Of which the laboureT is paid.
The labourer receives a certain portion of
the sum total produced by ajoint employment
of capital and Iabour as the reward Of his la
bor Now gentlemen moOopohsls, perhaps
you will inform us how yea propose 20 10 mod
ify the awe which atmt this proposition
90 as 10 secure 10 the labourer Ou! ofa email.
Ter sum total, an amount as large as that which
he received prior 10 Tho dimnution oftbe fluid.
Do the capitalists propose 10 diminish their
proportion and 10 the increase that " hich falls
to the lot Of tho labOrer, or 10 the boot on the
other log. Gene, how do you propose 10 prO'
tect the laborer, from the natural and insviiA-
bic results Of high tariff This 10 ell the
protection he requires.
The estimated cost OF the Fxtra Session Of
Congress is S4O7. 1856 60.
ewFa. Nn AtA 4 a 4 ~ 90 y
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-08
CONGRESS-.

A friend writing us from Washington, dated July
3, says: ..
'.Nothing new in Congress--in fact there is nothing
vet done and it is impossible to fOrsee whether the
wings will be able to carry any of their mpsrtant meas
sures or not. There is much division amongst them>
Selves and whether It extends far enough to defeat all
the principal objects of calling this extraordinary ses.
sion, remains yet to be developed Mr. Clays Fiscal
Agent bill is under discussion IN the Senate and the
distribution bill in the House.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-08
OHIO GROCER Y
DEVIV II

YWVHOMAS DAVIS has opened Grocery Store,
In the building formerly occupied by W. II.
Moore, two doors North Of the New York
Store, whe he will keep on hand general assortment
of GROCERIES, among whi'h may be found the fol"
lowing: Coffee, Tea, Chocolate, Sugar Moasses,
Brandy, sIaderia Port Mnscat and Malaga WINES
AIlspce Ginger, Sperm aud rallow Candles Span.
ish and Common Cigars, Blacking, Ink Tobacco OF
different kinds, &c. ~
ALsO-A general assortment of Conisctonar e',
nuts, CROuKERY WARE, &C.. together with va
rious other articles, all of which he will sell low 70
Cash or any kind Of country produce,
New Philadelphia, May "a 1o4l. 25ly
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-08

We learn that the Anniversary Of American inde.
pendonce appropriately celebrated at sundyvlllo
on Saturday the Sd inst.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-08

FALL ELECTIONS .-lt is almost too soon 10
agIIate the question of tho fall election. Such
is our opinion, but i, appears it is not the opin'
ion Of others. We have been favored with
the names oftwo candidates already. that of
. +. KnaPpsnberger for Representative, and
Gen. Butt, for SherIf.-Tus. Advocate.
GFWe fully appreciate the above remarks,
and see what the editor is driving at. He
wants to be nominated for Treasurer, and
were 1t not JorestdIling public opinion, we
would state that the name of. Patrick has
been talked Offor County Treasurer. But we
do not wish to torsstaN public opinion any.
Not al ALL Hs would run we'll that is, be
would run his arm into the Treasury.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-08

We received communication. giving the pro-
ceedngs of the Ladies' fourth of July Celebration in
this place 100 late for insertion; will give it iE our
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-08
CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE
MANUrACToRY,

CANAL DOVER
FRONT STREET, ONE DooB ABOVE THt COMMERCIAL INN
VMVHE subscriber takes this method Of informing
the public that he carries on the above tl'',
- ness in all ts various branches, and IS prepared
to GIL any orders with which hsmay be iayored'
lie has taken considerable pains to procure good
workmen, G. will warrant his work to he done IN Tie
hest style, & cheaper than eau be procured at any
other establishment in the county for ready pay
general assortment of his own make kept constant.
ly on hand to suit purchasers.
He hopes by strict attention to business to merit
share of public patronage amman
July E, l84l. 20 81"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-08

B5It is said that Gen. Scott has been appointed Com
mander in chefof the Army.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-08

UWe shall publish next week the speech OF Mr..
Benton, on the Mcleod affair, ami after that several
more fro II the ablest men in Congress.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-08

LIST OF LETTERS,
E EMAINING in the Post office at ShanesVll'e, quar-
Re ter ending Both June, laAl.
Np,hrn Ga;inger Archhold Armstrong
William ywin George Baker
Henry Hamburger Lew SIrock
Frederick Krestrick William Chick
G. S,eese Samuel Walllrk
Willis Brettet Henry HarmoH
David B Sherrod Peter bqrnd
All Waiter NJ Kraiz
Israsl Fisher William Lalhuuse
Solomon Barks Joseph Madison
John Knight Jacob Mlshler
Eve Johnson Nicholas Smch
HENRY REAN. p ".
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-08

B'THE wAv WE co oAHBAD.-Seventy new Subscri'
bers in the last four weeks.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-08
MILITARY.
July Z, ls4l.

We are requested to say that meeting will be held
at the Court House, on Saturday July 10, at o'clock
P. NJ, in order to organize volunteer comoany of
Light Infantry or Rsdemen, to adopt uniform and
elect officers for the and if deemed expedien t.
make arrangements for procuring charter for said
company from the next Legislature