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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-08
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
SHIP.

The:purtnership heretofore existing under the
firm, Of Charles Steese and Albert Bates, in the
Grocery business is this day dissolved b. mutu
al consent.
CHARLES STEESE.
ALBERT BATE5
SlranesviEs Nov. 2d. Ls4O.
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THE subscriber thankful for past favors respcc
fully solicils continuance of the public patroil-
age. He is prepared TO make to order all kinds
of CABINET WARE, that is in common use
in this country, which he warrants to be made
in the best manner and Of good materials, and
on the most reasonable terms.
a lot of Cabinet furniture always on hand.
He is also prepared with the necessary materi-
ais for making and conveying GOFFlNS safes
ly to any partof the county where he may be
called to attend on the shortest notice.
WM, RICKETS.
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uary, otherwise their bills viii be putSin the
Justices hands for collection.
Dec. 18th.
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in exchange for work, or outstanding
debts.
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or wheat, for all outstanding debts.
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ter aMH 99N@GETgG.

EET OULD respectfully inform the citizens
IVY Of Canal Dover aud vicinity, that he
continues TO carry on the above bus
sness, on the Corner of Front and Strawberry
Street, second story, next door to the Printing
Oflile, where he intends TO carry it on IN all its
various branches. lie also has connected with
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-04

hv law, provide for the removal, death, re
ge's or inability, both Of the President and Vice
sEna,,, declaring what officer shall then act rs Pre-
sdent, &c -.,,. aoro,vea an Tho Viz. pos,
ine d &C The House had no rules as yet, and there
deh nrevious question: he hoped they would at once
tore ~ scoynse John Tyler President of the United
s" Mr McKEON asked the yeas and nays on his
..anament: which were refused.
an m" IyGERSOLL moved an adjournment.
A. FILLMORE inquired if the Senate had ad
journed' c..,, ,.rsro, ou,,,ers wss Yes.
a. ,be question being taken, the House 10y ayes
~ "oss NOT coun,ed) refused to adjourn
~ ~ question waa then taken on MIR. McKeon !,
,msndment and il was rejected.
A IA The resolution was adopted
a a"I Of Mr. KING, it was resolved, that when
-. pouss adjourn it adjourn to meet at III o'clock TO-
&' Or. WISE moved that the standing rules and or.
,bs last Congress be adopted for ten days, and
.h,, committee be appointed to revise them ana re
port, &c. rwooD ;,.;.,.d an the neces,tv Of .
~, change of the rules-and suggested TO MT
VS.. 10 modify his motion 80 as TO make the ruen
n'ss cono,ess the rules of this, until committee
Tue yenorted and their report should have oeen
suo "nsaS &c And Mr. u. submitted motion 70 ina
a., ADAMS moved to amend the amendment oy
:,.a,,;np the words "except the 2lst rule, winch
hereby rescindeo.
Pending these motions i.
The House, at half past FIVE o'clock, on mo'0h
MIR. BRIGGS, adjourned.
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TO TIE EDITOR or TIE EMO UIRER.
| see In The LAST naners u account of nnniher ON

TO TIE EDITOR OK TIE ENQUIRER
see IN The last papers, an account oil another out
rage committed on American trading vessel OH the
coast of Africa, by British man-of war. think It il
time that Government should demand rcpara,on
and if that be refused, re;allate upon them, which
would either prevent further insults bring
war. | cannot the wisdom Of submitting quietly
10 many outrages. Forbearance certainly IS var
Tue but in this case, it has almost ceased to be one
The British Nation, naturally arrogant and presump-
of the supincness Of this Government, and are as
quietly perpetating their outrages American yes
sells, as ii we incapable Of helping ourselves
Are we less so than we were in the Revolution: The
Colonies then did hesitate 10 declare themselves
free and independent, in the face oil British army
ten times great own. After seven years
contest, in which The British did every thing they
could TO re-faslen the chains of Slavery on US which
had been east off, they fairly beaten and driven
home IN disgrace. They attempted the same game
again i'll 1912, but equally unsuccessful as
The Revolution Twice then have they been repr!sed
in their attempts TO enslave us. hope, if war should
break the third time, viii not only be successful
in driving them from Territories, but Will car
~ the into AfIica-that we viii invade Canada
and their possessions in North America, and drive them
from the Continent-not that think il would be any
advantage to the United States enlarge her Territory
but think that the grasping and ambitious spirit so
plainly manifested by Great Britain ought to be check
ed She has possessions IN all quarters the Globe, yet
nothing evident than that she IS trying 10 pro-
woke contest with the United States, that she may
get 4 faoihnd here again. From all accounts, this
country must be in very deenceless stae-,he
sea port towns being nearly all un!urti!ed, and the
Navy greatly out OF repair; bat hope Congress will
make the necessary appropriations Tor tor,iyIng the
towns the seacoas and Tor repairing and increasing
the Navy Yours, respectfully,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-04

BANK observation-disclosures was rife yesterday
founded upon the authority of private letters received
this city, that Macon has been the theatre another
bank robbery which has just been detected in the
Branch of the Central Railroad Bank, in Macon The
Cashier of the Bank said to be the individual, who
disregardng the plain precepts of the eighth com
mundrnent has lined his pockets with the needful. We
have not been able to learn the precise extent of the
deficit in his cash account, but all TO concur in
the opinion that it is quite large probably twenty thou
sand dollars few such disclosures, as these
Macon exhibits, and Georgia will stand in the from
rank of bank robberes. This is another of the curses
of an inflated, rredeenuble specie paying curren
CIV. The whole country become deranged with the ma
MIA for speculation and growing suddenly rich and
some OF those who cannot obtain riches by fair means
steal whenever an opportunity presents
[7ugusta Chronicle, Man 90
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VaIuabic James Rircr Estate for sale
THE subscriber offers sale hz Estate in county of coc
land, known Towards Neck, formerly residenc.
Edward Cunningham deceased and considered one of tho
beautiful valuable Estates James River The Tract
ans Land Of which $40 are river
grounds Of the best quality 400 much of The opel
hrh land MS good any the State The improvements tn
Estate are kind consisting of large Dwelling
with eight rooms cellars closets, &C., built Of and
materials, Mi houses gardens
green house, The situation one Of s healthy and
The James River Canal which passes through Estate
affords the greatest facility of getting the produce market
II is offered at private until Wednesday, the 18th Au
gust next which il not sold previously will be sold
the highest bidder at u O'clock NJ OH The premises,
Mr. Hatcher my manager, will take pleasure in showing th
Estate TO any who wishes purchase TERMS apply
10 Wm H. Macfaand and Holden Rhodes Esqs or the sub
scrber. JNO. 4. CUNNINGHAM.
IIlnad e.
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10 TIE EDITOR OF TIE ENC UIRER.


have little time and less inclination to give you
detailed of passing events this great empo-
rum, from the fact, that my time may be better en-
ployed than in writing that which reflects little credit
on our city and State You will have seen that the
uEx- Hon" Chas. +. MITCHELL the "iorger, has been
arrested in Montreal, and by requison of our Go
vernon on the Governor of Canada, has been delivered
up and is now in duress in this CITY awaiting has tria
the result Of which dnnoys the HhigS as they are al
ready apprsed he intends disclosing the hilarious prat
tees rcsnred TO by them during the tendency OF the
recent Presidential Election; the result OF winch
many Of their party depore as much as
can.-"Charey" IN all their secrets, and was
among the most artire and efficient of the Pipe Lay
ers. He Tell tale that will make even the UhigS
blush In addition TO this, the notorious j. b. Client
,goyta the operatire "Pipe- Layer, having his
trial. the result of which shall probably know to-
day, as the testimony is closed both sides and no
thing remains but the summing up b. tie respective
counscl-Whng Tor the People, GrdhGM Tor The
"Ppc. Layers
This morning the National Theatre burned down,
supposed to be the work Of incendiarits.
You will have seen that the WhigS in our Legisla-
ture got in a sad dilemma just on the eve of their ad
ournment by few of their members asking or taking
leave of absence while others took leave Of the Pdrfy
thereby leaving the HhigS in a miaory in the popular
branch Of the legislature and defeating most of their
taroritc measures which were all matired and
DIV be engrossed :. Such Of .k.jJ;iHen Gtau-
ties you looked upon are the "Pipe-Layers"
in the Empire State. Already the pre has depart.
ed from them, and next Autumn win frd them in a
mcagre minority in the Sta;e-maGgre all their "ppc.
laying" and 'sung-sIngng.'
Poor Curtis the Collector, may well exciam, "Save
me from my friends and will take Of my
mics" He is beset al! sides, morning, noon and
night By set Of La:-aroni the appearance OF which
would stop negro funeral any where. They resort
to every stratagem 10 accomplish their appointments
by fatcry, till that ai!s--hen TO racnaeiRg, resortng
in most cases 10 open threats bordering violence
have not time 10 say more, but Will keep you ad
viscd of passing events.
40 vcrdictc Jury hung, for conyctou for acqut'ai
Of the there Democrats, Wbss-and all tie were
wings.
The TRIAL OF J. b. GrESTwoRTH.-The jury could
agree in the of this worthy but at late hour
on Saturday night discharged. 1t is said that
there we're seven for conviction and FIVE for acqultta
We have heard the charge OF the Recorder severely
censured as being beyond precedent hagous, but Of
this we shall have opportunity to speak ut large
when shall have been reported by those who took
noes-.v y. Sandard, May 81.
VIM. L. Hirst, c. j. lngersoll and Geo NJ. Dallas,
Esqs, have all given opinions against the cons,tu-
tionality of the "Pennsylvania Relief Law in answer
to int ogatories propoundsd bv a committee.
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STATIONS OFFICE.
81 can't help 1t, they ,oiH come.

81 can't help it, they aoN come
DRAWING Of Wellsburg Lottery, No. %, June I'd:
IL q ] IS 60 - 81 il % AZ l9 81 10 50 a.
Ticket Nos 50 60 "a the second capital of soOo sold and
viii cashed, when presented by sTRATToS the oil prize
seller
SPLENDID Lottery Saturday, June l2h Chpa-l prize Of
$685. loOC 900, 1000, $780, oaa, 1900 of 2oOo
Tickets $40. IS nos, y drawn
For Saturday. June 10Th, in Alexanda-csvn-l prize OF
006 6OOo $780, 1000 500 2ooo 747 IS Of ooo
Tickets si0 rs nos, 10 drawn.
For Saturday, 26th of June Capa-3 prizes of Co., Of
TO- 900, 5000, a,477, so of ,O0O &c, &C.
Tickets So 70 nos, 10 drawn. ,e
June CIV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-04

IN CuANCERY:-giscSI.-at Il Circuit Superior Court Of
1 Law and Cbancey, continued and held for Cumberland
county, the a9ih day Of August 1885,
William Perkins, Administrator Of Sally Perkins, Plaintiff
against
John BIanion Blanton Rhcda Banon Eliza
Banton Polly Bianon Martha Anderson BENJAMIN IIaub,-rnn
Elizabeth his wife, Henry Green wife liar
James Anderson, Lewis and benjamin.
Cncnault and Polly his wife, Drfendsu,-:
On the motion OF complainant by COUNSEL and on
of the bill and Of the defendant John Banton
hits fled and was argued by counselon consideration whereof
the Court doth adudge order and Decree that ez Ford Com
missioner Of this Court do proceed state adjust
accounts of John Ba and Lawrence Banon OF
James Banton, deceased report Court with
specially stated deemed pertinent HIMSELF
either party may require 10 be stated.
Coyy-Teste
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We have seen variety Clothes and Shoe Brushes made by
the Blind Pupils of tho Saunton Institution. We recommend
them persons who capital article
interest in the support Of Institution which
by education the helpless portion of
human few dozen for sale Mcssrs Gretter
Peake's in this City on account Of the Institution,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-04

The Globe has attributed to us an article, (recom-
mendng TO the acting President "o insist large ap-
preparations for nationa! defcnces which belongs
10 the " Y. Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-04

McLEoD.-Ths individual has Published letter in
the Scottish Journal in which he denies positively that
he present at the destruction of the Caroline; or
that he had ever boosted of being there 7nother aeG
Certain witnesses in Canada, to whom ne has ap-
piled for evidence, have thrown themselves upon their
dignity and refuse TO testify, unless New York relIn-
pushes her claim TO jurisdiction of the case.
10 We have published Commodore Stewards letter.
omtof respect to the gentlemen who have brought him
forward. We have also republished an able article
upon the subject from the Lancaster lntelgencer.-
Blu: it is too early TO open the Campaign. Dis
custom may only produce division, and it may further
weaken the weaker party. Whilst the Wings are
pushing on their mschievous schemes, immediate
consummation, ought we 10 waste energies upon n
question: that will not be decided till three years and
half hence: No-no-et concentrate all our powers
to meet one of the alarming enemies that have
ever yet encountered. They will give us enough 10 do.
The facts brought forward by the Na,ona! IneIli-
gencer, touching Special Commissioners, show only
that the Executive have exercised great power IN ap-
pointing officers, authorized by the law or sPec'-
fed by the Constitution. The power IS great, may be
carried to great extent-is susceptible of gross abuse
and leaves great scope for President reward his
corrupt partzans with sops. The manner of appoint
ment, the appropriation OF pay, &c, &c, ought to be
regulated by law
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-06-04

(yHICKERlNGs AND GILBERT & cos PIANOS for sale
~ Far1rp,-Te subscriber Is the Agent of Mr. A. s. Mad
Richmond for the sale of the above celebrated
place. supply OF them has received will be
constantly kept on hand, al low prices, i. r. BGLOW.
Farmvile, May26. s-w3wf
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The parties above decree will please take
lice, have appointed Tuesday, the 18th instant my
fce thaf below Cumberland H. for the purpose
when aud where they will
of O'Clock, with their and vouchers
case. HEZ. FORD, Commissioner.
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TaIua5Ic Farm in Clarke countv for safe.

OFFER for sale the Farm upon which resde IN Clarke
mile from the Shenandoah Ser, aud hrt! three
miles ilarptr's Ferry.
dcd of Limestone land Of which about three hundred
heavily mberet. There two ncv-ra;ng streams al
lowing upon Of which there merchr
grist and MILL and all Of them within
the Farm
house, nearly GOOD containing
roof covered with sae and the cellar pavr he
buildings also Of BRICK and correspond dwelling
house There tenemcnts also al distance m
blacksmith and maker with good shops for both The
has been under Improving and
lies in healthy and excellent ncshhorhcod; and VIII with
pleasure, show wishing purchase; and VIII then
make known sale, which may asceained Also
application By Wishing effect before the Isl oil
August when home few weeks, request those
" no disposed correspond with The sub
ect 10 do so without delay. JAMES ~ HiTE,
Near WAie Post, Carle co., Ga
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Valuabie James Rirer Estate for SALE.

10O BDLs. prime family New Orleans Malasses.
lUU WYATT & WHITE.
lima
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RICHMOND MARkETS-JuNR 2.
Tosscco-Yesterday being The business dag since the ho
lay, Tobacco market opened heavily and sales went oil
decline generally Of so SIS per hundreds Tugs and liner
kinds of stemning leaf remain steady We quote ugs 81 ~;
leaf - 80 and IS; middng So ~ - and
good - % Isl fine a 10 -. ~ ~
WINEREE & WILLIAMSON
CoBS-55 cents per bushe
OaTs-3.! 10 cents pc! bnshei,
FLcrR-Si 81 per barrel.
X WAsREY'S FAMILY FLOUR.-l0O barrels c. Waskry,.
-. Family Flour-fu. sale. WYATT & WHITE.
June
HDDS. beautiful bright Porto Rico sugar, jus,
Id SHE. WYATT l. WHITE
June
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from The sub
scribcr, the 18Th day of February last, ms,
named Cuneus-e is hacs about thirty years Of age,
wards of six feet high Stout and well made, and suffers
much when quickly spoken have believe lie j.
the neighho hood of Mr. James Hayes of Mecklenbur:,
bought him the OF the late Mr. VIM Green The sai
Mr. Hayes Cornelius wif- Mr. Pennington Let's, Of
said county, where possible he may be lurking. VIII
reward If taken Of the taken 10 the
state, aud delivered me- in Luncnburg secured IN ll
that get him again. Wai. MCFARLAND
Juur S-w3t
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The New York Planet has brought up remarkable
"reminiscences of Mr. Senator Tallmadge It is his
speech on tie removal Of the Deposilcs in March,
1884, in which he defends Mr. fancy against Mr.
Clay's arragumcnt for having changed his political
opinions
"Iime tsays Mr. IT, when the honorable Senator CLAY
fai,a. freedom and guarded
The principles ef,s Time Secretary
Treasury maintaining the principles regard the
eonsuonai;y Tie Bank Of the u s. that tie himself
pies in regard tic rights Of the people against
Oneyei r.oerGey which the Senator himself maintained at that
early day Even admitting all that the honorable Senator has
said 10 be m only proves that he and the Secretary have
changed Positions and rs which has the better at the change,
iieare The honorable Senator himself TO dsernne"
Now memorable dictH) MIR. Tallmadge, like Mr..
Clay, has changed his opinions; and every word
he then said against Mr. Clay, is true of himself
He is longer the "fai;hful sentinel the watch.
tower" but has gone to Inc enemy. He is now
in which he can got it. "And Nathan said unto Da-
vid, Thou art the man"
We must lay over TIL our next the animated pro-
ceedlngs of one of the largest and most brilliant
meetings ever held at Charleston. (They completely
throw Mr. Prestons meeting in the shade.) 1t was
held on Thursday evening, 9th ult. Mr.. Calhoun
was received with lndescrbabe enthusiasm, and ao-
dressed them for about hour. The Report and Re-
solutions which were unanimously adopted, are power
fully drawn and are States Rights. up to the huo.
They denounce 4 National Debt, Protective larif'
Distribution, and the creation OF National BANK, IN
the strongest terms Among the resolutions was the
following
Reso,red, That Congress having no authority under
the Constitution incorporate National bank, II such
an Institution be incorporated hold that the charter
nav at any tme be repealed, and the Bank abolished
Proceedings hereafter.