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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-09
FOR RRENiEN

AN The ship MADISON, G.. u. Wood tntfer boyy
skSXb aiCy Point WILDE really take in as soon as he
inward cargo u discharged. Having three fouuhs
~ her cargo engaged she Will clear about the mid 10 Of
January ror freight, apply to l. stainbsck, Son q Co.
de CIAtz p.tMpp
Liberal advances in cssA will be made on Consignment.
b. ! ~ ..LN L.I .u..-- -- - Il
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-09
GENERAL AGENCY.

RICHARD HILL, JR. & co.
a TEND TO Renting out ant selling Property, Collect
II ing Debts Hiring Negroes, &c. de-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-09
BY WILLIAMS & HAXALL-

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI.
TURE.
MT subscriber will sell, al public auction. on wednes.
Il Jay the 10th inst, commencing az lOI oicloc AZ ne
Ieslenee the House formerly occupied by Capt Rem
sheppard corner % ith AMI streets all his IouseboI
and Kitchen Furniture, all Of which mas been mt ,,ic
used and well scpi--consieinE, In part, OF
Dining, Tea AMI Card Tables
Piano, sofa. Book Case and Secretary
Tide Board Chairs,-seyeral Carpets and RUGS
Dining aud Tea China. and silver SpooDs
Several Bctscais Bed and Bcdlinr
bureaus fier anil Toilet Glasses, Wash stands Sc
IIe huchen Furniture consists Of the uzr,I y,riev
iLShs VI sALE-A sums under s5l. r4-l-irCtn "a
ed paper. TUOyaS = r, ~ 1p ptB
sale conducted by ''N'
De- ID WILLIAMS & UAXALL Agst,rs.
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE. \ CO
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-18
STATE CREDIT.

Every one must recOect how the fsdsraIis's year
Ego, blamed Wilson Shannon for sinking the cred! of
the Sta,e Ohio stocks sold at that time in New York,
for 50 and half cents on the dollar. Ohio stocks arc
now selling at 80 cents. What is the cause orrhsl
We see it stated that $50 con dus on the sl inst the
l"un made last spring by the Fund Commissioners, has
not been pad and that the State is now in a state of
protest and delinquency for that amount What is the
cause Of lhsl We also it stated That the million
loan made last spring, will cost the people $780,, ,995
allowing The stock that will he thrown into market to
pay for this to sell at 90 cents but from The large
mount to go into market this winter. the stock will fall
to 10, making the million borrowed, cost the people
about million and half again tits paid back What
is the cause of this7 Is the "Corvin and better
times" we were to havel We should like an expluna,
lion Mr., Advocate.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-18
ADVERTISEMENT.

NOTICE hereby given that petitions will he presented at
the session of the State Legislature of Ohio for
County, bounded (olowsl TO wit: Commencing at the
Northeast OF section three in Goshen township Coum
bana County Ohio theuce West with the Western Reserve
line the Northeast of section fve in Marlboro town
ship Stark County thence South with the section ne the
South of section SIXTEEN in Sandy township in said
County of Stark thence East with the Section line to the south
of section sixteen in East township Carroll County;
thence North the Southwest Of section thirty three
in Butler township in said Columbana County thence East to
the Southeast of section thirty three thence North to
the place Obegnnng And TO supply tie deficiency of terri
tory in Carol County, of the part taken from in
the proposed County the deficiency shall be supplied by
attaching Carroll County the following witt Section D.
23 "a, 25 g. 81, 81, 3d. and 36 in Franklin township, Co.
umbana County Sections 81 %, %, "a; 25 26, 81
% in Sandy township Stark county, and the township of War
ren, aud onE leg of Tuscarawas Comfy Ohio.
OCtohpr 1911
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-18
NOTICE.

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

The people ofthi' county have been told what moral
sin they were committing it they took democratic
newspaper Ohyes, the democratic papers ae lnmOr-
al they will publish the election returns; exploits Of
eminent finsncars bank robberes, &C.. and that is all
immoral in the eyes of the Federal editor. Now tits
maxim among christians, that those who preach moral
ity should practice 1t also. Blu: how stands the case
with the Advocate edilorl Let any look in his last
paper and see the Remarkable case Of BIGAMY."
about yard long, wherenhe shows the rising gsnsra.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-18
PROSPECTUS
THE OHIO STATESMAN,
TURING THE sEssIoN-oR BY THE YEAR.

AGAIN does another session 1.-THE Ohio Legislature approach
and again do eea ourselves before the people, pedgng
ourselves give extensive and reports its proceed
ngs able impartial and talented Reporters are capable OF
doing. with peculiar qualification that we look forward
the meeting of the Legslaure-From almost hope
less minority we find the people again placing the power of
the State III the hands of the democratic party from which
lad been wreed by "ppe laying and hard cider debauche
We feel great that the democratic members elect
ed will not dsappont the hopes of the people, The Banks
must 60 into quidaton-and resumption
will do away with the preext for snpasters the laws
aud will be enforced against their circulation. BY this pro-
the fraudulent Banks must of necessity lie broken and
boed from exsicnce-and the good any, will be dis
coveredhe laws revised aud extended govern and
control all Banking operations for the future and Bankers made
liable for their debts and subject law criminal and civil
other people. These few of the blessings that hope
will result to the people from the umphs Of democratic prn-
cpcs. Let all subscribe and read for themselves and aid in
giving proper direction the principles of currency
FORM which will be assaed aud bitterly opposed by the nso
en and fraudulent Bankers
We shall usual give condensed view of the proceedings
of Congress-
AS have 10 incur expense in our winter arrange,
menis give the legislative proceedings extended form
we do we look TO our friends TO aid us in giving this prospect
circulation in their negborloods We desire the names
Of subscribers 10 he sent as convenient.
TERMs-TTlE OHIO STATESMAN will be issued during
the ensuing session OF the Legislature the following terms
payment always 10 be made advance through Member
Of the legislature
Doiy, 500
Tri-Weekly, 200
semi-Weekly, 1,50
Weekly, 100 :.
The regular SrATrsMlN ls still issued the following
terms:
DAILY during the Session, and SEM-wEEKLY the laance OF
the year, at FIVE DOLLARS per nnnum. Semi WEEKLY
during Session, aud WEEKLY balance of tie year, ~
THREE DOLLARS, per annum, in Ndvance.l
Tcrsons subscribing will please designate which paper ID
they desire
rosrmasers or Others WHO will furnish us with five subscr
bers, shall receive copy for rlicir trouble
Editors in this State will olge us by giving this prospectus
a few insertions in their respective papers
s$M.H. AEDARY.
COLUMBUS Oct, l84l.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-18
MICHIGAN ELECTION.

The democracy have swept every thing clean in this
Sate-Guvernor, Senate and Assembly. One paper
says the wings have not elected single member IL the
Lower House.
A Wing paper in Detroit says We-that is tho why's
are essentially used up; there is scarcely grease
spot left of u.s. are routed horse, foo, aud bard ci>
der. There is hardly enough ofus left to swear by
Oh IIu's surrender was rhermopyIE contest to the
Wing surrender yesterday. We are almost ashamed to
record it, but must not spoil good story for rea>
tons sake
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-18
NEWARK SHINPLASTERS-J JUSTICE GET.
Ting HER OWN.

The way the people are beginning to tuck up fnan>
cers is caution to shinpaster manufacturers. Among
the worthless trash that has been put in circulation IN
this section all must recoec the Newark ShnpaSters.
We do not know how much our citizens along the CO.
nal have suffered from this specimen ofhe better cdr-
rency," but it must have been considerable. Those
who suffered will no doubt be gratifed on reading the
following:
From the Newark Conftitntionalst.
GFAt the present term of our Court Of Common Pleas
Geo. M. Young as Mayor, and ]. NJ. Smith and Ho-
race Gregory, Recorders each indicted by the
Grand Jury for issuing and signing the small notes s>
sued by tho corporation of Newark. We are pleased
that this question will before the proper tr-
bunal and trust that !! will have the effect of putting
down all the unauthorized trash now passing among US.
When this is DONE and not before, will we have silver;
change for common business. AT present. is driven
from circulation by the worthless trash known as shin
plasters.' ....
This Geo. NJ Young, was the brag whig candidate for
the State Senate, and beaten by The glorious Demecra'
cy ofLicking county. He will now have better buS-
ness than lesislating. Instead being law maker,
he will have to answer for being law breaker tres
ally does us more good to hear of Of these paper
money swinders being brought to justice, than to get
dozen new subscribers. Let The good work 60 on. Let
the people at once put their Veto all shmpasleS,
prosecute every one that issues them. This done and
we would soon see the specie come among US again.
The real money; The hard stuffseE that which tells
no lie on its face; which will not swndle the poor man.
s what we want, and what the trainers FOUR Goven-
ment intended we should have
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-18
lNap'H'lCE.

There will be petition psesened to The Commits
sioners of ruscarawas county at their December ses-
sion, praying for alteration part of the located
road from DeersvIIle, in Harrison county to Port Wash
mence at mile Tree Eleven in Rush township, from
Deersvle, from thence to corner stone between
James MIlkens and Joseph Ripley's from thence 10 a
point west OF said MIken's hou,e, from thence along
the line between John Ripley and Isaac Iaver
ill 1t strikes the hlII from thence to Alfred Jones Mil,
from thence TO the mouth of William and Martial Jones'
lane, from thence to NJ b. Kennedy's house,
from thence to ntersect tie other road at r. NJ Kenne-
dy's old school house in Rush township
October %, lSil - 3w.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-18
MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTION.

In n976towns Morton has AZ ,5lS votes and Davis
o. S25 The scattering votes are stated a3 leO. Last
year in thesame towns Morton had 81 $685. and Davis
6S, ,4Osr
DAVIS, the whg candidate for Governor is re- elected
by abourl5O0 maj Last year his majority was H. 543
The Boston Post says, the democrats have made
large gains in both branches Of the Legislature. The
Sennte utter all vacancies are filed will probably he
composed of l3 democrats and ~ whigs In the last
Senate the whig majority was % There will be
srong whig majority in the House, although The demo-
crats have gained many members in that branch
DR0W rEQ- a BIZ, in Loekpcrt, Yesterday, son Of
NJ. Gues.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-18
Houston's majority,
WAR WITH ENGLAND.

Fr6m the late news from Europe, it appears the Brit.
ish are preparing for war with this country. They
pretend they must have satisfaction for the insult offer
ed them in the Imprisonment of Mcleod and that moth
ing less than whipping Uncle Sam, will do. a Lon>
don paper lays down the following plan ofaltacl,:
l, The breakingup ofthO union by delnthng the
Southern States from the Northern and Middle States
2. The destruction of the resources OF the Northern
and Middle States,
The same paper states that plan for conducting the
war with America has been presented to- and highly
approved ofby the British Government. The N. Y.
Herald remarks,
''Now, taking all this gether with her waspng.
avaricous movements for empire all oyer the world we
are inclined TO think that she is acting like some gam
bIers do at orag-hying 10 bluff off her opponents. She
is sensible that she is alarming the jealousy of all mas
tionsi her desire is for empire in China, not money
her lines of steamboats, encircng the gobe-her de-
signs upon Havana-her sending Protestant Bishop to
Palestine -and her immense naval preparations all tend
to alarm Others And England talks largely of war her
self, in order to Tighten others from commencing it,
Will she be successful We doubt IT. -
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-18

coming ''in collision with the Jaws" Again tie State
Legislature has declared Lotteries tn be NJ hin; moro
Than gambling, in every ofte worl. Vel he con
snny publishes lottery veuders schemes, thereby hul>
ding up finger board to youth ofh county show.
ing them where they learn the art of gaIhbng 10
perfection, We point to other practices ofhis nl
OF which can have no other than immoral tendencies
but these are sufficient show with hat clean hands
he makes charges. fhs morality allows hin. to earn
people how to commn Bignmy, and to gumbe, whult
"Gomnil,ing moral SIM why then he should get a
patent night. 1t would sell well. Ii wodd trngm
thar coon skins jus, now.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-18

U'The Advoc ate, still longing for a National Bank,
though he dare not say "Bank," publicly, is publishing
some remarks made long time ago against the Veto
power. Why don't he tell his readers who first exer.
cSed that power Did he ever tell his readers that tho
Father ofbis country used the Veto to check improper
legislation in the embryo daysO this Repubcl Did
ne ever tell his readers that the Veto power has been ex
eclSed by Of our Presidents and always sanctioned
by The Peope' No, he never told them this, nor nev.
er will HisPoicy is to keep the people Ignorant and
appeal to their preudces, instead of reason VIXEN he
wants to accomplish any object.
Rhe would look up some Of tho election returns, &
publish them, he would find more eloquent vindica
ion Of'he Veto power than Judge Upshur, or ial.
len Henry Clay made against it.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-18

1t is laughabe to see the silence Of the Federal pa
pers on the subject of National Bank. They dare
not even whisper it, The time is coming when it will
have been as odious 10 be known National Bank
man, it ever was to be known as having worn the
black cockads. Twenty years hence, and the FEEDERS
alists will souty deny havng advocated Ma
tona Bank, as they now deny that that they ever sup
ported old John Adamss alien and sediiiOa law, Mark
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-18
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
sA muEI Fl ADAM s

- "a hVd " AA ~ IL A ~ Al Iva Os
TW oud respectfully return his thanks to the citizens
w of Dover, and New Phi adeIha, for the Ilbera pat
ronage he has received since his commencement in bIs.
ness and he nuns the citizens oithe county that he
still carries 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 lie feels
assured thai he will be able to render general sasac>
ton to all, who pleased to give him a.call'
Dover Sept. 30 1871
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-18
very truly,
'"Jb
Your obi serv't,

Your ob't serv't,
THOMAS CORWIN.
What's to be done in thls easel OHIO has gone for
the Democrats, and the whole West has gone Demo-
cratic. Now has not Governor Corwin lost his head
We understand deputaron from Washington has wal
ted the Governor i0I hat there IIead but he refl>
sed to give it up, arguing that Ohio has given ry' her
"unwavering support because he vetoed the two bank
bills. Here another question. The Wing editors
said it was owing to the "Vetoes that they lost the
State and that the Democrats got majority in the leg
islature. This was knock down argument, conse-
quenty, the Governor gave it up, and concluded to
send poccal Petition which we find in the States
man, to begin as follows;
"Spare Tyler, spare my aching pate,
From that most hard and cruel fate
Which | have brought upon myself
BY begging for the Office pelf
lid indeed, agree that you
Should have the State as fairly due:
And with view to reach my aim,
say it now with tears and shame,)
pleds dyes pedgd- my only headl
1t then goes on to blame Ewing and Clay Il concludes:
Now. Captain, think ofwhat Bolts said
About healing" your own dear head,
Then recoIIect my cruel fate,
And spare, oh! spare my aching pate!
What effect this petition will have on the captain,
is uncertain, but the general opinion is that Mr.. Cor
win will lose his Head. This is severe warning, to
the CoonS, never TO let their leaders pledge any more
heads on Ohio.
N. B. IF Mr. Tyler does get the Governors head, we
hope ssmo provision will be made for his heirs-say
about 25, 600. He is poor man too.
TEXAS.-A proposition for annexing Toxas to the
Union, will be brought forward at tho next session Of
Congress. A large number of Texans are in favor
of and it made the test question at the late Pres.
idena election, which resulted in tho election of Gen
Houston The following is the vote.
For President,
Houston; 1893.
Burnett, 2,574.
Houstons majority, 4324
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-18
sOHCOL EAAMlNEKS.

THE SCHOOL EXAMINERS of Tuscarawas Coun
ygye rotice that they will hold special meetings for
examinations of teachers. on the following days, at
some convenient place in New Philadelphia, viz. on
Thursday, 2Sth Oct, Thursday llth Nov. Thursday
25th Nov, Thursday 9Th Dec Thursday 23d Dec, to
commence at ten o'clock said days, and continue, if
necessary during the following Fridays and Saturdays
All applicants must present themselves on Thursdays,
and must produce written testimonials Of good moral
character from persons known to theexaners or some
Of them. Certificates for two years will he given to
those only who shall satisfy the examiners that they
perfectly cOmpctcrtto teach reading, writing and arlh
metic Those whose qualifications found 70 be ola
middting grade, will receive certificates for year
only. Those of less qualifications will receive certf-
Gates for longer period than six months All persons
interested the of Common Schools, and parties
ulary School Directors, are respectfully invited to att
tend and assist in the examination. The Board of Ex>
amines recommend to the Schools of the county tho
ofthe Hectic series Of school JoOks They may it
is understood. be always obtained i'll New Phiadol-
2ha.
B. NJ ATHERTON, ]
F. D. LEONARD, }School Examiners.
J. c, HANCE,
October, 22d, l641.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-18
I,Y a. UNI.

The New Philadelphia Iyceum will meet on salur.
day evening the 20th uSt., at The Court house. 10 dis.
cuss the following question;
"ls 1t expedient to amend the Temperance
pledge, as 10 oxcllde Wine, Beer, and all vinous
Liquors"
An essay will be delivered BY B. ". Atherton, Esq.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-18
MARKETS.

MARKETS.
New York, Nov. l3 Flonr 8 IL and 25. Beef
s. per hundred. Pork 6 cts.
rha. Flour 81. Wheat! 81. Bacon cts.
Baltimore, Flour 81 md g. Wheeling, 5 so rs.
New Pha. and Dover. Wheat SO cts
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-18
BAD MONEY.

We again caution the public against taking notes of
the North River Banking Company. There is consid-
erabie oft about 1t is complete fraud as over
was gotup to cheat the unwary. We know one poor
fellow, who, not having his eye skinned, had ten dOl>
lar bill showed on tohim last week.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-18

sour correspondent !Consder," will see by the last
Vanocrat what it is to meddle with a skunk.-AdvO-
cate.
Your correspondent Consider has probably seen
that much before he saw The 'Vanocrat.' Wonder if
it wasn't meddIing with PoLECAr, or hehroost, or
something OOrse that made him chop off the four first
letters of his name (KIRK) before he came 10 this
c6un,yl Ehl
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-18
FelLOw CmzenS!!W
NH7E return 10 you one and all, our sincere thanks
w fur past Gavors, aud would respectfully call yous
attention to
NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK OF
GOOA}Ss

inst received from New York and Philadelphia, which
in part are follows:
BROAD CLOTHS,
Sanets, Kentucky Jcars, FIdnnels, checks, Merlnoes
CircassianS, Bombaznes, Back and oolored, Silks,
Mouslin DE Lnines, Straw and Leghorn BOnnets. Ker-
seys, Cacoes o! ever description Caps, Hats, &c.
Also. from Pittsburgh Cotton Yarns Carpet Chains.
Cotton Batting, Glass, White Lead in Oil,
IRON & NAILS,
Red Lead, Venetian, Red Cast Shear, blister, and
Spring Steel and castings such d, Stoves, Dutch O-
vens Stew Pots, ekIlIe,s Tea Kettles &c.
Tea, Cofee, Sugar,
and a fc,o LIQUORSytor the stOmachs sake,
HARDWARE, CROCKERY,
and large stock of Carpenters and Cabne, makera'
tools, the best in the county All Of the above wAse
sold as lo,o as at any other store in this State.
RITTER, sLINGLUFF. g. STERLING.
N B. We will pay the higes price for 500 KEGS
Of good BUTTER. delivered any time between this
aud the 2Olh Of ueN month.
We also notify all concerned that the books, notes
&c of he late firm of Ritter Burnett d Co., and Rit,
Ter Burnett e. Sering; left with US for collection:
all persons owing said frm will please call and make
Immediate settieulentu OF their nrcnnnis
Camel Dover September l6 1871. %
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TERMS of PUBLICATION

TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
The DEMOCRAT will be published every Thursday evening
at 81 IS per annum, in advance Two DOLLARS IL raid
within six MONTHS So 25 the expiration of the year.
No paper will be discontinued, unless at the option OF
the publishers until all arrearages paid
Advertisements inserted at the fowng rates:
For transient advertisements one square or less,
three weeks for $1,00
Every subsequent insertion. ,25
One square for one year, 800
Two ditto dIuS 1900
Half column, 1900
One Column, . $500
Advertisements may he In through the Post Office free
Of postage the part Of the Advertiser.
liberal deduction will be made those who advertise by
the year.
Aswe intend to adhere strictly TO the above trust
our subscribers will bear them in mind.
ERACUN FOR SALE hw 70 cash or produdce, md TAN
NJ NERs OIL, by tn, barr 81.
TTNrlc roRREY
Canal Dover June 10.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-18

DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERHSTP
"a tIE Firm Of Philip Baker & Smiley Harbaugh was
& dissolved on the leth September lS4l, by liniia-
ton; all persons indebted The aIe lm, requested
to make immediate payment to Philip Baker, whO is
duly authorized to settle the business Of the
PHILIP BAKER,
SMILEY HARBAUGH!
Canal Dover, Oct. Z, l64l. 3SA