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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-31
BEAUTIFUL BOOTS.


ExrRA QuALIrr AND FINISH.
Rf the packets John siull Leader the rber
has received another large stock OF those celebrated
Boots from tho factory Miles Son This IL decided
the most elegant bot Of BoasI have had and con
.der them superior In every respect 20 any In Virginia.
call. SAN,I piiTSey
mh ~ Opposile IN. Ru,n. E,,le no,,i
.ORATOHIO ED-Unayoidabie cir.
" cnmsianees have compelled the Managers the Rich.
nonh sacr.h Music society reluctantly postpone the
Oraforlo 70 FRIDAY, III April when the weather permit.
uns twill certainly take place. The members of the n,
eity and others who ate engaged In the
equ.sed TO attend practice In ~ James Church on
day Evening neIi oh instant AT half past 7oeock-and
again general rehearsal OF all the parts Vocal and In.
strnnental. on Thursday Evening the same hour.
EAlRBANKs' PATENT PLATEORm !.
COUNTER BALANCES, for sale by
10, -, N. BALDWIN,
-JeSi-u Opposite the Banks.
LOOKING GLASS STORE
INbND 10 Keep, In connection my stoek of China
anu .ass complete assortment OF Mantei pier and
rhaIessIo o "a'seS which shall offer prices,
Jso JPF OCC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-31

= - cypress and juniper half inch bunch skt.,l.s
OO 81 " CypIces nine inch bunch rhin1iss
Cargo Of echr Maryanli-iof ale by
mia WEB. BOOKgR a HAMILTON
WINTER LAMP-OII, nov ressivans Is sssl :
W eess bieaohei WiascF.OiL for ale.
~h~ DAVENPORT q ALLEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-31

sac 900 STOCK OF ROCKS
STATIONERY, MUSIC AND FANCY GOODs.
Selling OF al rery LOio Prices, by
j. w. RANDOLPH co.
N.IS sFsEKr. RIcHNoSp Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-31
BY INLoEs & BROTHER

POSTPONEMENT.
The following sale postponed On $780,. -, .
weather, until WEDNESDAY, 3Is: '"n' OF ths
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
On MONDAY MORNING March loxh. .. =, o,.,..,
VII De sold IN front OF our Store a general v.,,a,
Household aud Kitchen Furniture consisn. 10 o.
Beds. Bedding and Bedsteats '"'ut"t-
bureaus, Work stands sidebcsrds
Mahoghany Tables sofas Roc King Cbair,. Cote. A.,
Forks; Chairs, &c. An'Ses and
GROCERIES.
Az me ssne time quantity Of Groeeries Butter Can
&c suitable for retail. Also Boots shoa. ' soap
ping and WIRING Paper, ac ''' laps, wrap
HORSES.
Immediately aner the above eomnen.,n. =. =, -,
several Saddle and Harness Horses sons - !, X
represented as being very hne. " winch are
ADDITIONAL pair card Tables. w....,
dining Tables; tea Table; sEieboard 'i'0e' We
INN ~ lNL0Es 4 BROTHER An.,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-31
EARM EnH s,1r

WI have Tor sale, Farm Of l75 30 acres lying on
w the New Meadow Bridge Road leading 10 tbid II,r
uour and about ~ miles from Richmond Tho land i in
toou orlcr having been much improved, with an abun.
dance OF WOOD Tor the supper Of ihc place Thee y ~
~ comfortable wooden dwelling house containing II =
Io9m., 40 0ycrseers house, arge well built ZEE house
and other necessary ont. huuses-Therc he Isrgs -
very rich market garden iu which there are Nc or n ig
DC very liberal Arplyto
io lg RICH NIL Jr. a co.
TUE No'partnershp heretofore existing un,cf The ru
on UiLl a DAbNEh, expired by its own limitation
on ie hfs % The present wouih aud the suhscuhrr n
tcnrG 10 devote their whole attention The Commission
and Collecting business, viii discontinue their Grrecfv on
Gary street. from this umc, and rsgues al persons lv.
~ claims against them o. pteFcnt them of payment and
those Indebted 70 them 90 make ctite paymerf as
hey wish 70 close their Oh concern poss bic
lhey may 10 found 81 ihe Auction store Of Robert Hn a
60, street. fronting the Bel Tavern.
ROBERT HlII.
NH EDWARD A. DAHNEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-31

MORE DOMESTIC COTTONS.
WE have now in store large stock OF BTOnH Dsnes
w &c COffOns Of the following styles, viz:
Mol and Merchants Cotton OZnaburRs
and 2 Peter sburg Manufacturing Company do
and Manchester Manufacturing do do
and Richmond Manufacturing do do
Eagle Manufacturing do DO
-, rs and "a Maoaea shirnss and sheetings
81, and - EttTck do do
"a and ! 3 Merchants do
. and rs Mechanics do
a. aud 54 Heavy Lawrence Sheetngs
7.S, "a and Fine Lawrence shirtinEs and sheetna
7sand ~ Stout Indian Head do do
Is aud 81 do Nashua DO do
~ Fine Mcrimac and Hamilton shrtinxS
PhgniK, Nashua ant Boot Brown Drillings
And other approved Styles which will sell by tho bale
at Factory prices loI cash, punca on the
usual credit. & ] \ JAMES g. co,
NH . Globe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-31
BIGGER'S OFFICE
RICHMOND Va

GRAND SCHEME FOR 18th APRIL
sGO,0OU $4,000, 15,0OO!!
10 drawn ballsis, making more prizes than blanks
Virginia LeesburE Lottery Class T. Tor 1871 To be drawn
Alexandra Saturday, April u, ISL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-31
ROOMS EnR RENr

a Two rooms in the second story Of the Compi.
MD Ter tenement opposite the Banks are offered Tor
ISL rent They are in good situation for business
- Applyto JOHN :. GALLAuER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-31
JOHN S. GALLAHER.
FRESH SPRING DRY COODs

ME have now In store, our entire STOCK OF SPRING
w GOODS, except few packages daily expected
our assutncui is Gerry large n1d general uf both 20
reign and Domestic Goods-almosi too large We fear C,r
hc times bui being well laid iu able 10 offer great
~ mcemcns 10 purchasers, and are determined 10 40
So until our stock IS greatly reduced.
y. = J. s. JAMES & co.
mh-f uloha apttare.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-31

Al most desirable Lot lying one and half miles
f5N west Of the city, cousinnEt2i acres aboulone-
fisim third is finely umbered afnring fine building
site in beautiful gTove-Another third is in Clo-
yer and there H. besdes superior gar.
Zen spot number Of fine fruit trees excellent well Of
SateI, and good Frame Building Apply TO
ie 9 RlCHARD HILL. JR q co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-31

10. Tho Petersburg Statesman, IntclIgcncer and Far,
mers' Register; The Norfolk Herald, Portsmouth Times
tredercksburg Herald and Arena, Charlottesville Adyo.
Spectator, FincAstlc Democrat Farmyilc Bnilen Win
chester Republican, Lexington lntelhEencer Abingdon
statesman. Roc hanan Journal and National Iute
Washington cay will please publish the amount Of Eve
sight wv n A 60
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-31

At Alexandra Saturday, I7th April CapitaIs-ssn
0D. $1,000, 1900 OOO', sloO roo sioO lfa1 900 20
NlI OF 2o OF 1880, 10 Of 1900 10 Of 1850 and 80
IVp &c. 10 Nos-i6 drawn Tic kets SD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-31
APPRENTICEs NANrEn-w.n,cl :, I'M

n Once, one or two smart sctive Boys between Inc
ages OF ~ and 70, 10 learn the Printing Business toB
heat0Hs Tegl"fe-A good English Education and moral
habits. 10 Ig
a MOTHER CALL am aEain eompeIedto re-
n mind many gentlemen who ordered the WOMAN
and neglected eompi ancc with the lam mue
10 netu u me balances hue me- having suffered somewhat
heavily IN the late canvass
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-12-23
BANK REFORM.

II will be seen by reference TO the legislative procee-
dings in another column that legislature Is going
into bank reform about right. The standing committee
on Banks and the currency have been instructed to
bring III bill TO make every Bank resume specie pay
ments by certain time, Any bank refusing to re-
Sums all contracts it makes while in state of suspen"
sion to be declared null and void. The State officers
TO be prohibited from taking any noes but those ofspe>
Gle paying banks. No court of the State 10 enforce at
the suit of any bank any contract made by such bank
while it refuses to redeem It's notes in gold and silver
To repeal the charters Of all banks that have abused
their privileges charters. These are some ofthe ea-
lures of the bill to be brought n and TO them we say
Amen. And so must every one who wishes 10 sec JUS
tice meted to the people.
So far as the Banks are concerned such bill would
undoubtedly be right. 1t would bring them up to tho
lark at Orce, and show the plundered working man
who it was that plundered him. 1t would show to the
world what the democratic party have always mains
tanned that there are institutions in existence, that
were born in fraud lived by fraud, and impossible to
get along without practising fraud. And it will show
that those are the very institutions which donied the
1ight Of the Legislature to examine their aitss VINO
shut their doors against the Bank Commissioners who
sent Bank slaves enough 10 tne last LeSsd'uTS ~ re-
peal the Bank Commissioner law, and who have been,
and are now, flooding the State with lying promises
worth no more to the rmer than the drtlest rag wrapt
round vagabonds sore shin. All these things would
such law show up.
But there is another consideration worthy of notice.
M.ny of the banks cannot stand such wholesome law.
They do rot want 10 stand it. They have no idea,
no hope Of getting their charters renewed, so wantony
have they outraged their old ones. They must 60 by
the board, and in going will endeavo to drag indyid"
ua debtors along with them. They will sue and dis
tress all who owe them. Now there are thousands of
honest men, who are indebted to the banks; who ls-
came so when paper money was all the go; when eve'
~ thing had fictitious value and who, if distressed
now must be utterly ruined. To save them from be"
ing overwhelmed, and their property taken away, by
Bank cormoranls who have in legality little more right
10 it than the robber on the highway, some provision
shoud also be made to protect thom either by long
stay ofexecuton, preventing the selling of property
except at specie value, some ether mode. Whsh
CT such law should be made to apply in all cases,
are not prepared to say but better that should, than
the innocent suffer with the guilty. However much
we should depors to Ohio reduced to the necessity
orpassng laws to slave off paying debts for year
two still more deporabS would it be, to Bankers
going forever unpunished for the sins, the Distress and
the ruin they have brought upon an industrious hard
working people.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-12-23
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

BY virtue of an order of The Court OF Common Pleas
of1uscarawas county, made September term A. D.
l84l, will offer for sQle on the premises the twenty
fifth (25)day of January next between the hours of ten
and four O'clock the following described Real estate
10 wit:
Lot number seven III in the second quarter ortown-
ship number nine, (e) range number three (3) of the
Connecticut Western Reserve School lands in the U.
States military district: situated in Wayne township
Tuscarawas county OmD, containing one hundred and
sixty acres thereabouts Also, part Of lot number
two 2) Of said school lands ad"ining to the previously
described lot containing by estimation nineteen
aud fifty hundreihs. Being the same lands owned by
Peter Crammer late of said county at his death.
Each and every person wishing to buy a valuable
farm, in healthy part oGthe country, we'll supplied
with good springs good TIMBER good sugar camp good
meadows, and neally every thing valuable a farm,
are invited to come and and then Judge for them
selves. About sixty under fence; on this is
bearing orchard, houses stables aud barn. Also val
uahle Mill seat found said hnds partly improved
~ The premises will be shown by the Suhscrber OF
John stoy, and the conditions of sale will Sc made
known on the day Of sae, by me.
WILLIAM PATTERSON.
Admir-.
November 50, is4l. 47sw.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-12-23

AN ELEPHANTS MEAaaY.-A few days
ago as one OF the persons connected with
Van Amburgh's establishment, was standing
near the elephant, he received first smart
slap on the face, and presently such stroke
or the side from the trunk Of the animal, that
four ribs were broken, and he has since been
unable TO attend to his dulles, He can as
sign no other cause for the unexpected as
ssut than that, about eigh, weeks ago, he vas
ordered to take some water 10 The elephaI T.,
and not doing so Immediately, the animal be-
came enraged, and roared loudly, in conse.
quence of which the man had been warned 10
act with caution; bu. he (aucied that the elei
phan. had forgot the afliont, which seems not
10 have been the se.--There are numerous
instances on record of elephants having, for a
long time, retained and resented the memory
Of injuries inflicted upon them by their keep
ers or others.
Sheffield (Eng.) paper.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-12-23
A STATE BANK-THEY COULDN'T

STATE BANK-THEY COULDN'T GOIT.
A resolution was introduced into the House ofRep-
reAentatVes of Ohio. the ll,h 10 instruct the Com.
mtlee on Banks and the Currency, to bring in bill
for the establishment ofa State Bank and Braches 1t
is sutlicento add tat it was soon Ibid on the table.
He must be mad man who would urge State Bank
at this time. Did not the people veto it at the late ee
ton, and does not the course Of the Banks already in
existence, warn the people against creating any
corporations at the present time! The Banks decclars
themselves above the peopei they defy all laws made
to govern thsm and Thomas Corwin upholds them in
that d'hance And is tnotgreat eftontery when such
is the case, for them to ask the people foe priVi
eges2 When Bankers are made honest when they
are brought within the pale ofthe law and made 10 res
prct the will ofthe people, then, aud not till then,
should they ask for more rope
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-12-23
CONGRESS-.

Things at Washington 60 very slow and steady.
No important moves made yet, every whis there think
ing he stands on slippery ground There is every prob
ability, judging from the caution manifested by ALL that
there will be long session or9 10 months. 1t is
supposed by some, that the tariff Bill Loan Bill, Dis.
tribuon Bill, will all be attempted to he repealed, and
things brought back to just were they were when Van
Buren, left The Presidential chair. The nav fiscal a.
gent will bS passed in it's present shape. # will
either have the Bank part stricken out and bscome
a Sub Treasury bill, or else have some ultra Bank a..
mendmcnts attached for the purpose of drawing out
another Veto,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-12-23
CIRCULAR
FOX HUNT.

To he on Friday the 3lst of December lS4l. Clos
sing ground John Dedrlh's Meadow. The boundary
lines to he as follows:
Cummsnclngthe West line at John Sswell's, thence
by tho great road to Nathaniel GmOres from thence
on the NsrIh line by Wm. DennE's aud Mathew
Kennedy's to Alfred Jones' Mill hom thence lJl tho
ElIt line hy John Roders DXes old mil and James
Donahey's. 10 Dewsy's saw M and lrnm thence tsr
the South Line by NaIh Meek's David Gardner sand
thence up Philps's Fork to lha pace ofbegnning
Mlrshals of tho several lines.
For the West ine Philip Loning, Robert Berk-
shire, Jesse Bedwell, Richard Burrows. Adam Tim
merman, Finley Stout, GOIdOn Gilmore, JOhu Gray,
and John Huff.
For the North line.
VIM. Gilmore. Daniel Norman, John Sanders R. NJ.
Kennedy, James Kali, s. Bunham, Lewis Sanders Esq.
Samuel sanders and WIN, Hi eS
For the East line
Jacob Ripley Peter Heller Robert Tapsn, Hugh 8.
Smith, Samuel Roach Robert Harm, James Donahey,
James NEEDLES and Robert Mccoy.
For the South line.
Adam Stefe, David FOssel, James McCue, Andrew
3. Ripley, John SchoUley John Sewell, Jesse Dona-
hey. David Tedric, and E. Sears.
The MarShals of the several lines will meet FRS
day the 24th of December inst. at o'cock p. N to
arrange their several Stations and appoint Subordinate
officers.
The MarShals the West Line will meet at Jesse
Bedwells. Ofihe North line al R. NJ. Kennedy'si Of
the East line at Harms School house; and the south
line at David Gardnsrs.
The sgnal for marching will be given precisely at
II o'clock ou the morning of the 3l' at The beginning
of the line by Isaac Schooey oflhe north line by
Joseph Dawson; Of the East line by Milton S. Deartl,
aud of the south line by James Mccoy, aud
the signal horn is sounded the horns around the lines
will move forward 10 the straw line and halt until
is fred III the cenrs, then all to close up to the
Meadow fence and let loose their dogs.
1t is earnestly requested, and we do hope that no
fire arms will be brought to the inner Line The game
caught is 10 be sold at public Out,cry, aud the money
appropriated to paying the expenses Of the hunt
ROBERT MCCOY, Sr,
JOHN PARKS,
BENJAMIN HlNSEY.
SAMUEL SCHOOLEY,
Officers the day.
&C. I6. 194l. 2w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-12-23
FREE INTER COURSE.

resolution has passed the House. tbut not cot thrO'
the Senate yeti ao wing the State to psy the po.t4ss
on all letters Communications and papers, between the
members and their constituents. Such law ought TO
be, for gives free intercourse between the Pe"pS and
their servants. 1t enables lhe poor we'll as the
rich one. to correspond with his Agent on any grev>
lance which he labors under from ho acts OF egsla
tiOn, and it opens a channel through which he may de-
rive information, when his poverty de5ars him from
any other mode of obtaining It,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-12-23
PRO,( EiTTION.

Mr. TriSt l'e cur alla, honest, aud e1ress consul
at Havana, has been remnved In make room for Of
the Ehouters Jr Zip and 1i'' ia the last Presidential
eectiOnl or the roasul's mIEote character and
qualifications for tho station we know nelhingi but in
opinion Mr.. Trlst's unt1rnshed honor and the
rfces he has made aud the wrnngS he has endured in
the manly performance Of ms duty, rendered him the
lHt man who ought tc have been displaced to make
room for any one. Wa cannot doubt until we know
the Of his removal that he is the victim oGlose
malignant bad whose oppression he restrained aud
whose ntIigues he defeated. What of fidelity hons
esty is to be expected in public officers when their vr.
tues punished if they wee crimes against the
S;ael Union Democrat
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-12-23
JUSTICE CALLING FOR HER OWN.

Thc Grand Jury of Philadelphia have nado pre-
sentiment against Nicholas BIddIe Mr. Cowperthwait
and several directors ofthe United States Bank, for
fraudulently swinding The Stock holders So we are
in fair way to see some big rosucs getting into Justi
ce's hands at last. What a pity hat they vera no,
caught years ago. The following a charge of one of
the stockholders
IL charge Nicholas Bddle, J. Gowperhwae. T
Dunlap S. Jaudon, and ]. Andrews, with fraud and
theft in taking and usNg for their own benefit and
conmodatng their friends, the money belonging 10 the
Stockholders of the U. S. Bank which they lbcr
ally paid 10 guard and not to abuse my proofs, the
port ofthe investigating committee made to the stocks
holders, in Apr S4l.
As to the idea of the above being breach Of trust
enly It's moi so; It's too idle and nsung 10 be preten
ted or entertained for moment away with it then
and lorever-these men servants and paid for
lheir services, so are your family domesicS to whom
you give in charge your plate, and other vauabes. But
iftheY appropriate it them 10 themselves they
hssitangly charged wih and proceeded against for
theft, and why not N. Bddle and the rest
AUSTIN MONTGOMERY.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-12-23
&c. l6. 194l.
Law Notice,

BOoZ NJ. ATHERTON, and GEO. w. CHAP
MAN have formed co partnership IN their business
AOrnieS at Lato aud will hereafter practice in con-
nexlOn in Tuscarawas and the adjoining counties.
They will soatend to business in any part Of the coun
ty before Justices.
Tho public may be assured that business entrusted to
their management will receive their prompt and und>
vided attention,
Office in the middle room of the New Public bull.
dings.
New Philadelphia, Dec. l. l94l. ly.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-12-23
Medical Notice.

The subscribers having associated themselves prao
ttoners of Medicine tender their services to the citi-
zens of Dover, and the surrounding County in the va
rous branches oftheir profession.
DR. McNleal thankful for the very extensive patron-
age he has received for l2 years past hopes by strict att
tention to merit continuance oft.
Their office is on end Street, above the Halter shop
ofMr. Wilson.
Ed. .MoMEAL, Md.
LEWIS DYER, M. D.
Dover, Nov. Is, ls4l, ".
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-12-23

General Scott the Commander-in, chef of the Army.
and Commodore Stuart the Commander Of the Home
Squadron, are rival candidates for the Presidency, God
forbid that we should impue to them the motives which
acuats Southern cbie'ains; but who, on seeing IN our
country military chiefs oiM S,cOrdS in &cr hands, be-
coming competitors for the Chief magisrucy, can help
thinking ofthe Santa Annas and Bustamenes of Mexico
and Gammarra' and Santa Cruces Of Peru and Boyial
- Union DemOerat
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-12-23

Sheep Hush bmd,y According tO'he best calculations,
there are a. 900 900 sheep in the Union. This is an
increase of abou, 5000 OO0 within the last three years.
These are worth at a fair calculation, $40 900 000 A
bout one-ilh of all these are found the single State
of New York. These Sheep thee sheep 10 the acre.
would require l! 900 600 acres for their keep worth
$l2 per acre, making the amount Of 1882 100000 in>
vested in lands.
Aggregate amount invested in sheep huSbandry in the
United States Isl
In sheep S68, 900 900
In land 132, ,OOO, 900
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-12-23
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
sAMUEL M ADAMs.

IVA y
VWould respectfully return bis thanks to the citizens
w Of Dover and New Phadelhia. for the liberal pat
ronage he has received SINCE his commencement bls>
iness and he informs the citizens ofthe county that he
still carries on the Tailoring business in the town Of
Dover Factory Street, south side, where Clothing will
be made in the most fashionable and fitting manner
From his experience in the above business, he feels
assured thai he will be able to render general sn,sac>
tion to ALL who are pleased to give him cali.
Dover, Sept, 81, l54l
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-12-23

tlE HAS REsIGNED.-We mentioned some time since
that Mr. Rhelt of the South Carolina Legislature had
impeachsd Judge Gannet for mbecility and habilua
drunkenness The judge has since sent in his resgna-
ton whereupon the legislature turned round aud gave
HIM vote OF thanks for hH able conduct while on the
BENCH and voted him $500, years salary for his
own especial uso Queer world this -Splr, of the
Times,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-12-23
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

At my instance an attachment was this day issued by
John Butt Justice of the Peace in and for tine town.
ship ofGOshen, Tuscarawas County, against the prop
erty and effects ofN D. Williams, abscondng debt
or Of said county. -..-..
WILLIAM SHEAR.
New Philadelphia, Dec, 3, lS4l.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-12-23

Uncle Sans t,Ocnty fifth child Arkansas. Gone of
the agt two States admitted into the Unon,) produces
80 OBS horses and nules; 52l head of neat cattle;
al S77 sheen; l2 600 bushels of wheat l67 452 bash
els of OATS 63 0O0 pounds Of wool "a 557 dolls worth
Of butter and 300 es7 bushels of potatoes. She podu'
ces more lumber than Missouri swine than Maine,
New Hampshire and Massachusetts together. h3625
bushels more coru than Maine Vermont unG Ma.sachuN
sets together, md more FAX and hemp than Maine,
Yer mont. Rhode Island, New York, Mar! land and
South Carolina together. - Union Democrat