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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25

I,,IIr = - q fIVII FNNW FON SALE
ne SUBSCRIBER oueTs for sale, the Farm upon which
- re al prescott resides lying upon Chic Gaho,uiny i'm
tne UPPER end 81 New Kent county, aLout "a miles
,,os1 hI'hiend The Tract contains, by late survey
IlO acres Of land which surpassed as Teyar y
WY ~ any hrin on the swamp There IS supposed 10 b
I..rf' - r
anu Iie highland In impTovin. Mlen ~
iald lies well To be divided into two trarts 80, a., M
scpaI aicly, n desired $500 "''' VIII oc soIi
,,, ine improvements arc ample and in good orIs,
nCIy cNcy house on the place having been but or "a
~ 'n ihs TWO last years, the yard aud garden new.
~ enclosed, ami well OF good water in The y,r, 49,
thriving young orchard OF selcctc fTuit sc ~ e'
intending TO nov from the county will sell b,,,,;,
W any one wishing 10 purchase aud make tho tern IT,
rat not sold before Monday the Oh Iy OF Auss ,
WI on mat day be offered public sale 10 lie bis,
BIDDER. on The premises I1IIS ~ 30 S I I,s,.esi
ic lS-cfis S''iN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25

Drawn NOS for The Va Lccshurg Lottery, Extra No 49,
=. drawn ~ Alexandra, June ~ t9ti. ~ w. -
~ g. 70 ~ - n ~ g 5l "a "a
IL Whole Ticket, 20 a. %, prize Of s2u1 s,lt o., q,
sight, by BIGGER WV w P''' ~ usual ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25

* w AWAY from John Amber smith, near DIrviIJ-
'SuIt House on the l9tn April, bright mulsto ma.
named WILLIAM lie was bought Iast v.,r 80 -, NAT
i1n, hdm OF MI French Formerly Of Chesterfield Mi
S tl"een 81 and - years OF age las long sfr,,b,
biaek hair very full AMI bushy when hc wen, 49,
~, , ensy ene.rcng his face; his nose Is very
inches high; has small foot; liz sprirriy , n,ti l
aI nad on when he ran away broad bfimmed white
au ul suit ~ asgow Jeans reward Of sI5 ,yili ~
gNen Tor DIS apprehension and delivery 10 IoIn ArLt
Suin near Dinwidiie Court House, If taken ,Vbin H.
cured that he ~ .'f aHu &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25

capitals Of S25,OOO amounting 10 s7s ooo
~ NrHnt LcesbuIg Lottery, ENra-C No IA 6or tsu
~" NC ,lceInncd ~ The drawing ~ tho Union I1ucrv
Ilafs No o for lSil-p be drawn AZ Ae2anI,, IA 80
hsiur' sy, Juno 9th, 1871. - - %"
GRAND CAPITALS.
Of s25poI 3 Of $1,000
] nf EuO} Aug
I of &uuOA a55WO
prEo Of 10000, ~ FuD Of an 70 nrizeso NJ tooo =. ,
~ ~ on ~, o. Of On. 80. Tickets only stn b5iycs
ctt, slli-sharcs in proportion '' '"N
IL For Tickets dni shares Ccul6ca Of psrk,..
w the above splendid iouciies-Addrcsa ''A'N
l. a. TfGO5. BIGGER
~ ~ HlrbUYonN a..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25

u AN AWAY from the James River aud Kan1wha Com.
~ pany Negro Man, who calls hms eli JOHN LEWIS
VIZ was hired of Mrs. WEIGH OF Richmond; he lad ON
when he le white fur hat, good deal worn and gtey
Sisne coat the color Of the Of his apparel rcco
ieetcd lie is about 20 years OF about high with
thick lips, and high cheek boucs-Bn marks rec grrIcJ
The above reward will be paid for the Apprehension and
delivery Of the said Negro, Cant. VIM Rirbards,n
Of Richmond, orto II Ayrcs, Dover.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25
CLARKE'S OFFICE.

FRIDAY, AZ o'clock atLynch's Coffee House Nronopv,.
%, no1soleny Class p Capitas-s2OJD, $500 3ln $50
iSoJ, ~ OF $50, &c. rs Nos-l2 drawn. Tickets al
saturday juno 26ih at Alexandria, Leesbnrr Academv
l9ucy Etra isass ~. Capitils-3 OF $1,000 or Io Og
xl'l ana 90 1000 90 OF 300 &c. 10 Nos-3 drawn
ie ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25
, IA k1 Aa,,PPAHANkoCK LAND ron SALE

i OfF Et Tor sale the Farm I
House, IN the county of Richmond, on the Ranpa1.p.
loCk river between FaTnham and Moratco creeks =
anins upwards " 400 acres. The houses are con
ahn com Ioious, and for fertility soil compsctness
convenience mere are but few places OF its size ON H.
ryer, as valuable desirable N' - ' s'@e- U" TIE
reIsons disposed 10 purchase invited 10 come and
t ne W. ahl any communication addressed 10 the sub.
SooS5' lpos .aiJ FaTnhan Church, will be attended 10
~ Ns,.M IOHN l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25
WANTED,
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FoN
NEW YORK.

HAVING been appointed Commissioner of Dsc,, g.,
ihe state Of New York in Virginia Notice IS heTeb,
ENcn uat any deed mortgage contract letter OF atnrn-
OF oher wftng under seal, intended to he used ar 70
corded IN TIE state OF New York, may be proved or
Nn9Mslsed before me IN RiS hmond with the same fore,
lie u law2v rTnS,>, ~, .>--
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25

OLO RUM hhjs zinc ola A. Croi, n 49, l,,--I.
~ JOHN r. rRIPLETT a son
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25
ACopy. Testc,

NlhGINIA.-At Rules holden IN the CieTE5s OTIce
9l ne 'ircu superior Court Of Law and Caanccry
ior the County OF Henrco and the CITY Of RchmoD5 On
Chneety side the 81 day OF May, 1sI:-Elzlbeih ID
another, tetendAut<-FH Chdncs-y ' "
The defendants above named not having cprrc, ,bo.-
appearance anu given security according TO The Arf of
Assembly anic Rules Of this Court, and il appearing by
susictnry evidence that they Inhabitants of his
IotnHonweah tsoTierei that the said de PENDANTS a ,
appear here Al a" Rules 10 be holden the Monday
ia Angus neh al answer the bill the ulainG and
that copy OF Tins order he forthwith inserted u so
newspaper published IN the Civ Richmond for two
tnnhs successfully and posted the front door Of the
Capitol, in the SAID City. - '
copy. Teste
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25

WE Nisitcrs will proc their meeting on Tho LEI Al
jay ncEi, 10 appoint Professors in fhr p hoo ~ NJ
ueTn iAngnsges Mathematics and law. Apple atoms H
tcricdio Or Gcssncr Harrison Chairman OF tho F.ruly
nc university will be laid before the BOARD uT Visitors
nc annual Income Of the Professor of each Of tbesr
r. iool- ~ composed Of salary Of THOUSAND dollars
lc ices Hanging from twenty-five City dollars rarb
p,il hy inc students attending HE School He h. furnish
~ moreover with convenient Dwelling House. having
ballcn attached, rec n rcnt Tho salary ant fees 70.
ccVcd ~ the Professors Of cec Schools reaprrttye'y
turing nc last four years, counting tc salary a. 100 -
averaged a. follows: NN'' "'N
The rrofcssorof Modern Languages, s2snn per annum
Mathematics, eIqn W'''
Law, elsHu
a, a required nat there shall be- taught iu the s-hboI Of
NO l.rh IauEu'E.s Che French Italian, Spanish Gruu4n
'nd AnsloS1Non LANGUAGES And with respect To- any sp
pCAui Tor The vacant chair IN that school the yi.ors
will expect o. be Informed whether hr H. competent m
csch az those languages and II which Of Them he s,
o'eh' W ". WOODLEY, Proctor
L. 81 -, 81 ne UHirsrsify Of WrEinia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25
je H-w9w hBRA. SHEPHERD Ir &C.
MIR ALENANDER SARXEn-sIn-,- -
wit MELINDA sARvER.
LAW NOTICE

bb subscribers have this day associated In
= the pracuee OF Law, and will attend the Courts Of
rnee Edward county and Of such OF the adjoining
counties as clients may request. '"e
Address, Watkins q SOuihsll FtrmyiIle
T. N. WATKINS,
,,, 49, STEPHEN q. SJUTHAJL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25
COMMIssIONER's SALE

SioNERS SALE.
pursuance ot Decree OF the Circuit upc rior Can't
OF Law and Chancery for the county Of Hanover po.
nounced"n the lh day OF April last In the Tho's
CaIveI's executor " William H. Tsyl and others shall
az special commissioner proceed to sell tho highest
bidder for cash, at TayoIsyc, the residence oil said
Taylor, ON the 18th Of June, II far Otherwise the
day theteacr SUNDAY excepted all the property convc,
ed by said Taylor to Edmund NJ Ande tson and William ID
winston hy decd If trust bearing date 9Bh sy OF Sen
tembcr 1851 aud duly recOrdedin the Clerks once of the
County Court OF Hanover or much thereof can be
man. (both very Naiuabe) ra her beds aud n mime
together WIN sundry other articles Of household
sn furniture, stock Of horses cattle, &C.
IRA I. BOwIEs,
Hanover, 2I;h May, 1911. m 2s"rti.
no. The above sale Is POSTPONED until the 2,b i,v .,
the present munta (June) 10y "
10 26--itds T. ROW. cou,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25
VI l. ZONES.
"a a. 49,

"l'riag aIMfm for EIzl n I1nsa W J18sI n :,
y'p'-, t11i.cs Jones, u Jones infants " "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25

HEAP JkCONErs AND PLAID swiss MusIiNs
aud dncr
Plaid Swiss Muslins, fne, only % cts
ain and figured Musns Of Swiss, Just from auc tion
and selling cheap, Tor cash,u
jo25 RI JENKINS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25

iNciNIA.-A Rules holden. In the Clerks Once ~
me circuit superior Court % Law and ChanceTy for
'"nny o. buckingham Monday, the Bird Inv OF Nav
m Paterson and WIN. Thomas, plaintiff: "
C',"9.u efsuson and Lncy his wife Allen Ferguson
Janet fuTEuson, WIN. FurEusnn. Llbourne Ferguson
rSloAd terElson Jennings Ferguson, Clement Fergm,
'"' - conner and Leniss his wife. - Clarke and
Lucy MS wife, Barnet Coupland Caista his wife N,ry
ChHucery. - ~
- Tue defendants, Allen Ferguson, Janet Ferguson WIN
EerEuson Archibald Ferguson, Jennings Ferguson 49,
1fk and Lucy his wfe and Barnet Coupau1 ana Caist,
ms VIE, not having entered their appearance and given
according 10 the act OF Assembly ard the Rulss
OF us Court and appearing. by saisfac'ory evidence
ua. Iey are not inhabitants Of this Country IL IL order
1T ay oi tho next September term and answer The KIN
OF the plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be C1hvfh
sere'in some newspaper published Civ Of RrS
nhn two months successfully, aud posted AZ . iron,
door OF tie Count House OF ttrs County.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25
BY THE LIEUTENANT GOVERN0R OT via
A PROCLAM NTInN

PROCLAMATION
Whereas, n vacancy hath occurred i'm The General
~ assembly OF this state, 10y the resignation OF Nm
the senator elect for the District composed OF The
COUNTIES OF CupePer, Madison, Orange, Rappahannock
These are therefore in the name OF the Commonwealth
10 authorize AMI require the sheriff of those lrncs
respectively To hold an election the LIST Monday in sen
nation aforesaid ~ - ''' ''s'h'
Given under NY hand as Lieutenant Govern.
, or Iacung according To the Constitution As
lsBh Governor ami under the lesser seal Of tie
IommonweI'h at Richmond, this l7th tIay OF
June, 1911. " ny "
(Sirned) holm CIrruPppoopD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25
TILE nUFFALO sPKINCs.

MORE rARAsOLs-AnoIher cheap lot OF PaIasois, at
i'i prices from Ia 3d. %, los c. aud ~, aud higher
bought at sacrifice, and will be sold OF cheap Tor cash.
je2S n N JENKISSi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25
MANAGERS OFFICE.
RICHMOND VA.
JAMES puAI,EE IN

JAMES pIIAEEN & co.
Oner the following
GeoTgetown Lottery, Glass No i6-to he drawn n, Wi
Iningtnn (Dcl Friday, June 18th 1911 C,niaIssz,nS
ZS0, lsOD 1871 50, 1000, $1,000 10 of 30 51oG i'm
90 NOSE drawn ballots. Wholes S2-shares in propor
$4,000.
10" rs prizes Of 8 l 900 are $1,000.
iLJ' ISL prizes Of 5000 are $50 200.
school Fund Lottery, Class No IS 9Th series TO be ran
~ the Cly oi Providence saturday, June Goth 1871 Draw
sgo I e IucsiaJ morning Capitas-s25Un 400
nj 49, sSst - Of 100 % Of 500, % 400 Is Of 8Si
~ 1l ~ W OF 100 &c. Is Nos-l3 drawn b,iIrs
mholes 81 shares IN proportion. ''
Ickc,s shares aud packages In all Lotteries NJ ,yNi.h
James fhacn a. Co. Managera may - So 49,
found at the above Office 7''' may =" a"J umc DC
Orders from any part Of the Union will rseoye ,
Immediate attention Nc personal anpica
~ S w maue' JAMES PHALEN g. 20.
MaunTRTa nt-I,,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25

You are ordered TO attend meeting Of ysur Companv
- M MILITARY llaV, on SATURDAY NEXT nj X il NJ
besits the election of Two Sergcants and maknr
nenls for celebrating the approaching anniversary of ON
Independence, other business Of Importance will n,
-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25

STRATTO.N ~ OFFICE.
o. BoUHEuuETH BTHuHT.
Ldtl tho world say Whattheycan,
bor selling prizes STATIONS 10 man
Drawing or WellshurR Lottery, No %. June 2ab
80 % 81 10 So i6 % 49,
- MononEils Lottery, No b. Tor Friday. At o,,Io,L
y. NJ Capitals prize Of $1,000. bODl anO 2n1 Isl,
~ ol lpt &c. 10 Nos-l2 drawn. Tickets st-sharcs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25
vIRGINIA MILITARY INsTITIrE

,,,KlHGININ MILITARY Institute.
Hi hn1rd 20 F.trfs NJ the Nirania Military trsufue
VIII meet u Lexington the lsf dav of I1iy nr,f 4,
I',"iVc app, atoms and make appointments 10 IN vsran
,,s aa cadets in Tho institution Applications arc t,ouir
~, o Do madc before the day pr tho meeting ~ tho
n,I and viii Do frecfci, post paid % The Prrsisgt
Wlhc Hottdut Niafcrs o mo virginia Military tnstfy.
I.Anelnn, Va Cadets appointed will report thcmscv ives
July bythc l'ih lay " Iuyauino person BE- Admitted
~ y .li'ilct period thhu two years Tho CNpoaacs of
alci arc about Slrcr ycar-thosc cfauy other ca
aueul sen per year Including clothing hs4rI fui,n
luclphy sic ian, books &c. A there ,fe bu f.v y.i
W se account applicants should state whether thrT acc
able To pay the entire expense
- ~ FRANCIS ". SMITH.
cWldy Principal Professor
biots 81 parcTa throughout the state are rcnues
S"pS VIC above notice, Witch isof pHbc interest for
(sm,,p,' "a fresh supply of Camphne, Just Ic.
JeH ALEXANDER DUAL a co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-25
FOR LIVERPOOL


IN The l coppercd ship REPUBLIC, Captair
efIgp Thompson, ready 10 load At City Point Fol
- freight, apply 10 samuel Mordecai, Of Petersburg
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-06-17
From the New Fra.

THE BEAUTIES OF MoNARcHy.-T Pub
liz Ledger says, the cost of fitting upa nur>
sery for the reyal baby 10 Britain, is Ei0, 600,
or 100000 dollars. This the amount Of our
Presidential salary for eigh! yeats! And the
sum Is appropriated 10 this purpose by Bri.
trsb Legislature! Blythe assembled wisdom Of
nationl We might laugh al this ridiculous fol-
ly did We not see something too etrious for
ridicule in it's enormous wickedness If little
Mrs. Coburg, or Mister CobUrg choose 10
throw away this cum upon cradles, baby linen
and rattles, nobody will do more than laugh,
il they esrn the money by the exeFtion Of some
useful talent Il he could teach German or
draw maps, and she could teach music, or he
could write instructive articles for the news-
papers upon human rights or political econo>
my, or she could wiIte amusing and insiruc-
tive tales OF novels, and they got their money
by such employment, they would do some
good TO atone for the folly Of spending il ihuS.
But neither Of them do anything vseiul, when
both are dead weights upon society, and when
all this money is vrung from the hard earnings
OF industry, abstrscted, not merely from The
superauities Of the rich, but the elendsr com~
forts Of the poor; The world should protest
against the enormous abuse The British sub.
jecl is taxed from his cradle 10 his grave, and
this tax inflicted on all the comforts and mosE
Of the pocessaries Of life, takes from every
pooor family onaihKd Of its earniDgs The
corn laws stsrve the pocr;t be. window tax de-
priyes them Of light; The tax on tea, cofFees
snear, soap, candles, every thing which even
6 the poorest must have. iDAicts suffering upon
The masses Of England, which all their uniir-
iog industry, their noble energy, cannol alIevi--
ale. And why this taxalionl For crowns
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-06-17
TO Che public.

The undersigned having associated themselves To-
gether as partners, this week revive the publication Of
the Ohio Democrat. Fully aware ofthe responsibility
we have undertaken, and the obligations we are under
70 lie public as conductors Of public press we as
sure the citizens ohs county that the task has not
been commenced without due consideration, on our
-, 2 tie usefulness and benefit oftha ensine..>affec
ness when rightly conducted, and of its injury to
a5.sty pnen badly conducted.
Newsoa,ers are like Locomotives. Ifthe steam is
kept up 70 proper height community will be hurried
along up and down the hills and the vaes oflife, with
the velocity oflishtnng; and their senses will be de-
lighted with all that is beautiful, grand, and sublime
in nature and art. But ifthe steam gets too low, you
move along with sna's pace, and never get to your
journeys end with that satisfaction that you otherwise
would Ifsufsred to get too high, why you are run
off the track, down some dreadful preciPce going to
ruin as fast as you can. ,......
During the last campangn, the steam was up loo
high we admit. All the political papers had on too
much steam. The passengers all cried "more steam,
and what more could the engineers DO, than o.
pen the valves 1t was the will Of the majority, and
must be obeyed But that time has gone by, and now
that we have got the Demo at right side up again. we
promise to move on neither too fast nor too slow. We
shall endeavor to point out the beauties oil
Democracy, and trace the odous features ofFederasm
wherever they may be found. 70 look at the Bank
robbers and Swartwouters, as they are vending
their way to Texas, Canada and the pententiary. 10
mark out the countereers and false prophets, so nus
merons in the land. To hold up atthe splendid man.
sions of Speculsors and 'Financiers and show the
Farmers, Mechanics and other working men, how they
live and roll in luxury wrung from The producing clas-
ses by fraud, violence, and knasery. 10 point out
to the widow, and the orphan, the places where the
msn live who robbed them ofther all, and then turned
them out beggars upon an unclaritable world. In
fine the Democrat will travel over the United States
in search ofnu,h, light and intelligence. and take notes
of all that transpres Taking care to wrong OF in
lure 70 man intentionally, receive an injury from
any man. without properly resenting that injury. If
there are any who wish go with us. now is the time
TO step aboard Price ST. rs in advance, or two dol'
lars in SIX months.
In conclusion, we ask of our democratic friends
little generous confidence" Young in years, we can
not bring into requston much ofthat experience, and
practical knowledge so necessary TO the station we oc-
::.;.y ~; re shall from time to time lay before our
readers. some allie communications from experl'
snced men. Our desire is, the Advancement and pro-
p,o,ronof the Democratic cause For that purpose we
intend TO lab0r aud live.
C. II. KITCHENER.
~,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-06-17
c. II. KITCHENER.
C. +. MATHEWS.

rTWeco the at,ention Of tho sc who wait cheap
paper, 10 our TERMS The DE mocrat will hereafter pe =
published at 81 rs cts. per anum, if paid u advance
il will contain more reading matter, than any other
paper ever printed III the County. We have also been
at considerable expense in getting on new type some
Of which appears this week. and otherwise improving
its sppearance. Now is the time TO subscribe.
We have considerable amount due from suO'crIp-
onsand advertising for tho first year, and should feel
eeay if some would pay up merely by way OF Joke
q we are determined not to be oudone in anything,
sg, ust have money to slip through the tight places
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-06-17

them, and tia New E,a added some more, which
should have been published. 5ut were not Here are
a few;
Our oOuqtry-D Dear 10 our hearts as Pough'
keepsie lots in our pockets.
Ths Late Charter Eitcfioa- Money would
not make the Mayor go.
The TatmGdgs MOno-One great hwn de-
serves ann,her.
Wisconsin and other portions of the Vest
The future asvum of the subordinate.
IHepubhc domain Our MAIN dependence.
Land Agents and ihetrIgratefM contributions
from the spOils Of oGes--'Halfa loafis better
than no bread"
Pips Layers and other abused membcrt of
the Conservative party May they receive
their reward at an extra session.
The memory Of Judas lscariot and BEN
edict Arnold drank stadding.
Log ROiling-An honorable irboie paid by
principle to interest
The Wha Pary-May il hang together for
full four years on a stretch. .,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-06-17
PHRENOLOGY.

Mr.. E. CORNING, III uelivsra Lecture on the
above science. on FRIDAY evening, al the Court
House, com mencng al 8 o'clock.
GJAdmittance .l2 and halfc cents.
Al the close of the Lecture he will he ready To ex
anime those who are anxious fora c,rrect deneao
of both character and talents, at tie small of 50cs
He stops at the Village Hotel, and will be prepsrd
Tomorrow IN the forsnoun, to examine those who
may give him a call,
New Philadephia, June ~.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-06-17
The Village Hotel,
ny G. =. ESPTOH.

..l.... BIi e n ESFEDH.elIQl9
FENHE Subscriber takes this opportunity ofinlSsrins
hls lfiends and tho public generally, that he haa
opened house Of public entertainment bY thp namo
ofthesV VILLAGE HOTEL Il HE f6rnlef teSIdepce n
ihs town Of New Philadelphia, fwhSTe By attending
IN person 70 the wants of bis guests he hopes Is merit
and receive liberal share of SubIicnatronaSs. n
He deems Il unnecessary Io meat AZ ,6s n,skn, N
which his TABLE BAR, a.. ssiI IS united. b..
l'eying that those who may favor him viii call, win
need no further Recommendation. "a inibke them 10
call again. He will. however sag, al o6l5gt shall
20 WANTING on bis part irat5l6ih. nnd
ssmlst their stay with hin agreeable
bUAk pERslNill 10 tlksl bg NE weak M
on the most reasonshIs terms. N ~ y.
New Phil.dsl6i a. g ms.
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ls,8as,42s 1l,o6o,264 2s2478O 7,s4l,Ol5 l6,o477lO

l3,88o425 liV6U,264 2,924I8O 7,34i,Ul5 Io,O47'IlO
This table shows the immense burden that will be
thrown upon the people by this operation. They will
have TO pay S5 in taxes for 81 dollar received from the
public ands at the time the latter will be utterly
inadequate 10 the end proposed and will but in very
small degree tighten the burden oftaxaiioh for State in
debtedness. The increase of duties will also tend to
retaliation on The part Of foreign powers, and will still
further restrict the market so much wanted for our pro-
duce. ...
To pay the floating debt of the Federal Government,
already said TO eSs National Bank to be created.
In the creation o th, stock what's to be set apart for
its redemption iftle old securty-the public .ands--
which the public creditors have had since the formation
ofthe Government, is 10 be giveu away II the old
StatcS afraid that the new States will become
powerful hereafter to take the lands away, let them
now unite on the occasion of the debt ard pledge the
lands for lis redemption, and for thai Of any other debt
which may at any time hereafter be created and COIN
pei the Government to keep within il, income. The
people will then be sui jGcIed only 10 the simple aud d>
rect tax for the pay meni oftAe State debsN. York
Herald.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-06-17

pa slaces, royal studs, royal kennels, royal nuf.
series. royal horses, royal dogs, royal parrots.
royal brats. The " hole system is Sn Outrage
upon humanity! And how is il spPpotledi By
institutions that place the government 10 the
hsuds Of 40 arisiocarcy. Under general suf-
frages, fair representation Of the British
people, such a system could not. last for
year.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-06-17
church and state.

The New Post Master General, in hS report to Con-
,!sess recommends the discontnuance Of the Sunday
,liIs rls and the cutting down of the laborers wa
E3', the only species Reform, we have as y1t
5i.,si of from this Hard cider Administration. How
eyso ime enough. The nsxtbreakout we expect will
&c al a,endmen,to the Constitution, prohibiting Beer
Barrels from ,oorkng the Sabbath. Go it blue laws,
and blGa Fodera ism. -.