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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-18


IN SPLENDID STYLE.
JULY, 1e21.
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new volume.
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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-18
A CARD.

DR.. n. RICHARDS would respectfully announce
to his friends that he has returned TO New Philadel-
pha, inleLds resumlne the practice of Medicine
Surgery; ard hores by assiduous attention to the duties
Of his rroipssioD TO met the confidence Of hs for
mer patrons d. RICHARDS
SeI.N, l6H
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-18
CAL2TJE5:T MAET% , G..

GALELVEsT MAZE Z G.
TENIlE SUBSCRIBER thankful for past avors respectfully
Il socs continuance Of the public patronage. lie !:
prepared to make to order all kinds of CABINET WARE
that is in in this country which lie warrants to Le
made in tile best manner and OF good materials and OH tile
most reasonable terms.
lot of Cabinet furniture always hand. lie is also
repaired with the necessary materials making and convey
g COFFINS safely any part of the county where lie may
be called 10 attend on the shortest notice.
WM RICKETs.
Canal Dover, June 10, 1871. % If
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-18
NAGLE HOTETs

S. b. MILLER.
INFORMS the public in general, that he has opened
= TEMPERANCE TAVERN.
in Sandpvle, Tusrarnwas Coioiy. known by The sign
uf the EAGLE HOTEL, situate Main street. on
the south end leading towards New Philadelphia;
where he is prepared with good House and Table, to
entertain travellers in quiet aud respectable manner
Ills SabIng is good, and an abundance of water ad-
o;nina the tavern.
He hopes from strict atenon to the comforts ofthose
who may favor him with thor custom, 10 merit public
patronage.
WINES and BEER only, will be kept for reiesh-
nent
Sandyvile, September II, ls4l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-09
SCENES Is THE U. S. SENATE.
Extract Of letter. dy,sd

"WAsHISGToS, March 4, 1911.
Promised you yesterday description of the scene
= ae senate upon The nomination of Peter V. DAME
:. uose Of the Supreme Court OF the U. S.
~ sorry that made the promise: because amidst the
-'e ana confusion Of an adjournment, il is dificu
tsliemoer' with precision, what took place two
ago upon subject which produced such in
- eictement However, the pledge must be re
-, ""eh the nomination was confirmed, the injunc-
a. VI secrecy was, upon the motion of Mr. Norvell,
wa yea tom the proceedings it, MIR. Benton de-
So :" 10 BE removed from the debate; bu, such an
tn vas unnecessary, the removal of the injunction
:.,.,. we proceedings obviously comprehending the
l.. II IS, therefore, considered, by several Sena-
Ia, ""h whom have conversed on the subject. en-
L. proper for them to disclose all that occurred on
II Inc nomination transmitted to the Senate
i. ~, resident, more than week ago, it was laid on
,nas on the suppositon that the circuits might be
e'so' and that, in this way, another Judge might
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-09
R. nj. DAVIS.

FOR THE ENQUIRER.
Permit present to the consideration OF the De-
mocracy of the Senatorial District composed OF the
counties of Richmond, Lancaster, Northumberland
&c, the proprety of organizing themselves, and TAX
ing some for running candidate 10 repre-
sent that District the Senate. The term OF the
present expires with the session.
and none doubt the importance of call cary on
the par, of the Democracy in every District IN tne
State where there the least chance OF success IS
there chance OF success in this District formerly
distinguished for its sound principles AN OF epnon'
that there is decided prospect of success WIN proper
exertIons in favor of prudent selection Entef'ain
ing this opinion, would respectfully suggest the name
of Mr. James Nj. Smith, the present Repubi'ca" oe'e
gate from the county of Northumberland
Mr.. Smiths sterling principles his acknow IN
ell'gence well his favorable position IN The Ds
trict oil conspire TO commend him to the people. ne
would carry almost the entire vote Of his county, ana
being powerfully connected in the county OF west
moreand, he could, it is likely, make consaeFa-
BILE breach in the Federal ranks in that important
county Mr. Smiths election would be hailed by every
true Democrat in the land, with e1ulta''on and Joy,
is believed to be clearly within the range OF pro-
liability Democrats of the District, bestr yourselves
take this matter hand at your March Courts and en-
deavor to redeem the old Northern Neck District from
the thraldom of modern Whigsery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-09
.Snturdnu. March 6. lstl.


The Senate announced that they had passed the bill
entitled san act changing the existing laws relative to
Luna,ic Asyums with amendments
On motion of MIR. GREGORY, the said bill was laid
upon the table.
On motion of Mr. TAYLoE Of Lancaster and Rich
mond,
be instructed TO report bill authorizing the Executive
to expend a not exceeding 5000 for such articles
as are most wanted in the Governor house.
Mr. WILLIAMS, from the COMMITTEE on Finance, pre-
sented bull amending the concerning the taxes on
licences and certain other subjects, which was taken up
an his notion read the first and second time, and on
motion Of Mr. SrEPHESsos of Tyler ordered 10 be laid
upon the table
The resolution for the election of Councillor OF
Stale with amendment thereto proposed by the Sc
nate which was under consideration when the House
adjourned on yesterday, was taken up.
The resolution fixed the day of election yesterday
the amendment o! the Senate proposed 10 change The
dav until the 9Th inst
On motion of Mr. ToLER, the same was amended 6y
striking out the words .the 9th instant and inserting
in lieu thereof the words :" the 10th Instant and az
amended, agreed 10.
Mr.. CoLEaAs took the anne dment up to the Senate
Subsequently agreed to by the Senate)
The bill entitled san act changing the existing laws
relative to Lunatc Asylums, with the Senaes amend
men;s, was taken up, and the said amendments being
read, were severaily agreed 10.
An engrossed bill changing the time of holding the
Circuit Superior Court Of Augusta, was read thlfo
time thereupon, clause, by way OF ryder thereto
was submitted by Mr.. HIpEs, which was t"ice iea''
and forthwith en- crossed and read third time, and Inc
bill and ~ der passed.
The following engrossed bills were also read third
time and passed, VIZ;
A hi, authorizing the payment of a certain sum OF
money ont of the income of the fund for Internal I'm
provement;
A bill concerning ferries; and
A bill to amend the act entitled an act incorpora
On motion or Mr. TAYLOR of King George, leave
If absence from the of this House for The
ma;nder Of the session, granted TO MIR. Smith Of
Northumberland, from and after Tuesday next.
A motion was made BY Mr.. SMITH Of Gloucester, ts
adopt the following resolution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-09
COMMUNICATED.
MiLLER's, March o, ls4l.

MrLLER's, March 8, ls4l.
Sir:-One of the resolutions passed BY the Conven-
ton at Crox,ons Springs FORTH that the meeting
would shennrt The nom,nee and that it passed unanl-
nously This resolution offered after the seceders
had left and the writer under the mpression that
no one dissen,ed. | am requested, however, by one
gentleman the Chairman to say that he voted against
this resolution You will please notice this in your
paper. Respectfully, &c, =, n.y,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-09

Mr John v Rigden has retired from the Editorial
char Of the Shenandoah Sentinel, and returns TO the
more grateful vocation Of Minis of the Gospel. Mr.
joan Ga,ewood succeeds him-and his handsome Edi-
,e-a Address is an earnest of the purity Of his princ
p,s Under such auspices the Tenth Legion wall not
be risled by heresies or by hnmbugs.
Mess-s Samuel Moffett of Rocking ham Gabriel 7.
Rartee Of Hardy and Samuel c. Williams Of Shenan-
tosh are candidates for the Congressional District
Convention is called for the Goth March, for the pug-
pose Of selecting a suitable candidate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-09

TIA meeting of the Democratic members of the
General Assembly is requested at the Senate Chamber
this Evening half past seven o'clock, for the pur-
pose of attending matters of general Government
SEyrRAL MEagERs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-09

SQUALLS Al The mex, session OF Congress, when the
I'll IS TO he adjusted. more especially when the
Administration is about to Law their hands on the
-s.s a, The sales of the Public Lands for the pur
-, a; c:s;rihuion among the States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-09

Supreme Court of the L. S.--Mr Adams closed his
argument behalf of the African capves of the ims'
I'D on The Is, inst, and Mr. Gilpn the Attorney &C.
neral Of the U. S., closed the reply The Cour, has
no. get decided the The Chief Justice announced
On TIA, day. that the term of the Court will close on
Inc l0h and argument could be heard after the last
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-09

NJ You are requested TO announce that our present
worthy rep-ese NATIVE, Col JoHS GrERRAST, will be
candidate for reelection 10 the next General Assem-
blv MANY VOTERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-09
D. VI. Hoyt q Co.'S Lucky Office.

DRAWING Of Union Lottery, Glass No. l. by which Virgins
- Iersbu.g Lottery, Class q, decided, drawn March
1911:
81 Il Gs ) 20 G. q IL u Ga "a 42 -.
We did sell The Capital in the above, but several
good prizes correspondents who viii please send them aud
Of tie splendid schemes 10 BE- drawn tbs
month Direct d. ~. HoiT q co, Richmond, ia.
lUJ-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-09

Rapid Trareiiag.-The Presidents Inaugural reach
ed Baltimore hour, II minutes and 81 seconds
Paadephia in the extraordinary short time OF hours
d minues-and New York, 220 miles, in a little more
.a.n IL hou.s-more than Is m. an hour
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-09
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDEy'

APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT,
By and rith the adrice and consent Of the Senate
DANIEL WEBSTER, of Massachusetts, to be Secretary
of State.
TnoMAs LwIsc, of Ohio, to be Secretary of the
Treasury.
ions BELL, Of Tennessee 10 be Secretary Of War
GEORGE +. BsDGER, OF North Carolina, to be Sc
cretary of the Navy.
joins J CRrrEsDEs, Of Kentucky, 10 be Attorney.
General
FRANCIS GRANGER, of New York, to be Postmaster
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-09

Z The House of Delegates rose at an early hour
Yesterday in consequence of the death of Dr. Cotton
lie worthy Delegate of Elizabeth City and Warwick
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-09


n AvENP0RT & ALLEN have for sale
~ COFFEE-5O0 bags prime Rio
$50 do. old Java
80 do. Iaguira
sUGARs-50 hhds e croiI and Porto Rico
100 double and4<ing!c loaf
80 do. Havana white
MoLASSEs-35 bids. West India
INDfGO-lU prime Guatemala
BACoN-5no00 pound, mirdnss
LARD-200 kegs prime q0ai.?
SALT 500 SACHS prime, In store
COTTON Y.RSs-3u halrs assorted, Richmond manufacture
PAPER-3o cases plain and ruled cap and letter
900 wrapping
P0WDER-50 kegs blasting
sHOT-2,nDD bags assorted sizes
NaUS-20O0 kegs, do. do.
SoaP-5O0 boxes, various brands
TEAS-3O half chests extra fine
100 boxes 2uBpoader
sPIRITs-so half pipes old Cognac Brandy
% dr. pipes do
80 half do common quality
10 pipes Gin
100 bbls. old rectlfed Whisky
81 hhds.
300 hbIs. y. z. Rum
~ hhds. y. Orleans Rum
20 do iIataunn Antigua
100 bbls. Apple Brandy
80 do Alcohol
WlNE5-S1 half and quarter pipes Madeira
y quarter pipes Tenenfe
25 do. do. Sicily Madeira
20 do. do pure Malaga
20 boxes Museal
10 bbls. DO
50 ba.kets Champaign Grape
WHITE LEiD-250 kegs M. New Yok
WINDOW GLASS-2o0 half boxes, 10 BY re.
0iI-s-20 hhds ard ticrces bieached winter
% bbls. Tanner.
81 Casks second quality lamp
CANDLES-5D boxes sperr:ace,
50 do. mould
SPlCES-a1 bags Ginger
20 do. Pimenio.
Marhs lm-wln
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-09

Friday, .NareA 18th, ISL.
On motion of Mr.. CRrTcHFiELD the Committee on
Banks was discharged from the consideration OF the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-09
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Hednesday, March 3, 1911.
pr'rITrnNS

/
Mr.. BrRpPetition Of citizens Of the county Of Bath
praying that the site for the Court house of said county
may be changed.
MIR. CLARk-Petition ofctzens of the county Of Ha-
lfax, asking repeal Of the requiring majority Of
the magistrates to act upon contracts for building AMI
repairing bridges.
Mr.. RoASE according to order presented hill in
cooperating the town Of Tappahanncck in Essex, and
appointing trustees for The same.
Mr.. CErTcHFIELD, from the Committee Of Roads
and Internal Navigation, presented hill 10 provide
more eifec,uay for the opening and repair of the pub
Inc roads in the county of Loudoun.
Mr.. DaBNEY, from the Committee Public Build
ings presented bill providing for the fitting up Of !
suitable room for tie Of the Second Auditor.
Mr.. WiLLiAMs, from the Committee of Finance, pre-
sened report rejecting the prayer oil the petition OF
John w. Headen and others.
Bill authorizing Bartholomew Fleming 10 establish
passed.
| The report of the Select Committee, recommending
that the Superintendent of Public Ediiices be autho
rized and instructed TO construct a room over the
Clerks Office of the House Of Delegates corresponding
with the adjacent 10 the lobby Of the Senate,
was agreed to.
The following reports of committee were read and
agreed TO-
Rejecting the prayer of the petition for the ncor-
poatIon of the town of West Liberty for the creation
of county out of ST. Bride $ parish of lnhablt-
ants Of Logan county, praying TO be restored to the
county Of kanawha; for new county out OF part OF
the county of Cabell for the enlargement the limits OF
the town of Warrenton in the county oi Fauquer; Tor
authority 10 citizens OF Orange county to tax residents
thereof who not property holders of Robert String
fellow, asking that portion of Rapid Ann River be de-
clared Il lawful fence.
The Committee of the Peni,entary reported that no
person had been improperly confined III that
tion
Reports Of the Committee of Roads and Internal Ma
vgation rejecting the petitions of the Red and Blue
Sulphur Springs Turnpike Company, and Of citizens OF
the county Of Randolph, relative the location of the
Staunon and Parkersburg road laid upon the
table.
Six hours were then employed in the election Of a
| Senator OF the U. S.
| On motion Of Mr.. Armstrong, the House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-09

We regret that the Southwestern Turnpike has fail
ed. We hope another effort Will be made to pass il -
Mr. Goocson distinguished himself By one Of the hap
pest efforts we made, tie spur of the oc.
casion.
Mr.. Choppers speech behalf Of the New York
Inspection Bill was pungent, dignfed-and deeply
pressive.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-09
PETITIONS.

The petition of sundry citizens Of Fayette county,
asking that par, of said county may be added to Tie
county of Greenbrier, presented BY Mr. ERsxIsE
On notion of Mr.. MAY, Resoired, That when the
House ad;ousns to-day, it will adjourn until tomorrow
:. 10 O'Clock
On motion of Mr.. WoErHrs cros, the House adjourn
cd accordingly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-09
STATIONS Office,

n RAWS Nos Ie-sbur. Lottery, No u. March 2i
~ ~ % - - IL y I'll . = Is - IS A.
Whole Ticket, Nos. . ~ -, prize Of $3.50.
Do. i6 - p, both sold and cashed BY SIsArro,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-09

Orders Tickets The splendid Lotteries will
me, with prompt attention, If addressed TO
y. STRATToS, Richmond, Ia.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-22
pHALON's
CELEBRATED ANTLDANDRIFF.

NO ONE should be without bottle of Phaon An-Dandr-itH
exception best remedy employed ier utter
rsdstnp dandf completely from The head
The proprietor OF celebrated Wash uHke some individuals
will not guarantee that will hair black or make oad
heads hv but will 800 who will say that II
not the recommends be- viz thorough cleaner Oh
and HAIR OF the head It's qualities are peculiar ho
only sn.e and purifes but leaves glossy and silky
all other Temedie. OF the sort ever yet oee 10 inc
Public II leaves application the e1hieratlrg and cool
ing sensation and its LADIES aud CH1LDRENS heads Is
uaa led Gentlemen find this compound great preventive
IN Rdne for bv keeping the s and pores of the head
perfectly free from daadr promotes and strengthens the growth
of the Hair persons travelling South or LIVING IN warm Gil
boud never be without qualities for Southern climate
altogether unequaed Those who be scepca as to the
omy Invaluable Wash here invite to purchase one bottle
and if not be exactly warrat to be- VIII return hs
the cash used according 10 direction.
Price per bottle gentlemen can have applied
for ent and to be purchased OF any NewYork OBJ
serve none is genuine unless signed hy in ink.
EIHALON, PA Broadway, NewYork
solely by proprietor Hair Des,HE and
Wig Mandatory PA Broadway. m26 3m
New-York tribune., 1841-07-22
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE GOODS


Where do yoH HID NhcHP Df! S'O"e''
JOHN H. D1NGMAN, 3O Grandree, corner 81 Orchard can
supply the Ladies kinds Dry Goods at the lowest prices
and they are call and for themselves compete
assortment OF
Printed Lawns;
French, English and American Prints
Chalies, siouselne de LANES;
Tagionis Satin Striped De Lalnes
PLAIN and figured Jsconst, Swiss and Carnprics
Damask Shawls. Cashmere and Thbet;
Bombazines silk, Cotton and Linen Hdkts
Hosiery, Gloves, Cravats, Parascls;
Wors,ed Damask, Coorsd Table Covers
Elegant Da1assk Piano Covers Veiis, &c'
Linens Birdseye and Table Diapers;
Gambroon vestings, Summer stufs;
Cloths Casineres, Saine,s and Molesknsi
And a very large stock of
Donescs Beached and Unbeached from ID to Is per yard
y. B: shee,ing, three yards wide
JOHN II. DINGMAN,
;,oo 2, 3ol Graud-street corner of Orchard.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-22

s. J7LIZA did you get this delightful Rocking Chair
T. why. sister, have you good Rockers IN Boston;
celebrated for Rocking but we nave
nothing 10 c.mp-e Suck perfect eat rocks Of ITSELF
purchased Kings, Broadway between Grand and
Brooas streets
get James procure one but "oHt they smile Al he
a lis sometanr Newcastle 1t not that
ii SURPRISES any thing have there
Sister that Will be the nrst intro
duse hrewdness has discovered It
t;i;s. ~ pos,on je2-d
New-York tribune., 1841-07-22

FACTS FOR PARENTS.

!Nr. Editor You undoubtedly that numerous
children their and their lives BY excessive readng
and study At twenty such have within my
personal knowledge three family and another.
Tic eminent physicians country have spoken
much and written much, Of the INJURY done the health
and forms of young ladies by long and close confinement
over desks and books.
The most distinguished and the most useful in
country, whether in the Ministry, in Law in Medicine in
Politics, receive portion of their education upon farms, in
workshops merchandise other pursuit Of business
Most learned men, who have acquired their knowledge
cuvcly from reading, anentably perhaps eri
deficient in common sense.
large portion of the forgcr winders and robbers
swaming in country have had amounts expended
upon their book education, and little nothing for edu
cation to business.
The most learned man present in country, Pro-
lessor in Theological Seminary, often remark. that he
should rejoice of growing up uzder
system of hours labor and -four hours study daily He
has for many years aborcd daily with his hands many
hours lie has studied.
Mr.. BCBRITT, of Worcester Mass who now, the age
of irtywo years understands fifty languages has, while
acquiring them, worked vigorously The anvil, and sill
werks from twelve hours daily.
The late DR.. BowDITcH, who his death in the de-
partmcnt Of Mathematics the learned living, de-
veted more hours daily business pursuits than
monty employed by those who exclusively business
j. H.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-22

" subscribers constantly hand and offer for sale il lets to
chasers-
WRITING PAPER, of all kinds.
Also. Robnssns Blank Book Papers, of all kinds.
PRINTING PAPERS of all sizes and qualities, hand made
TO order, al short notice.
They keep hand of Wires feelings,
Blue Sm Bleaching Powders and Soda Ash for Paper Manuac-
their Importation of the best quality which they
jyl5 PERssE BROOKS, 81 Liberty
New-York tribune., 1841-07-22

WHEAT CRor.-The fields beginning rich
golden ,nge and some are nearly ready for harvest Wheat
every where looks promising II has been all injured
insects unes. should blast of which there
ae no indications now, there will be bountiu crop Since
nnng the above we are informed that of farmers
have already cut their Wheat and that the beginning of next
week may be dated as the midst of our harvest
Peoria (Ill.) Register, July g.
New-York tribune., 1841-07-22

G7 Two of the three persons arrested on charge of
sharing the late murder Poushkeepse have been dis
charged. Their Canedy and Ringwood The
third named Fitzgerald probably alone in the bloody
deed