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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09
30 AC RES,
) ) . &C R l.
OF EsT(H Low EKOI.s'DS, (bei

Tut about 100 acres less Than TIE q"ahiiy "i low
grounds al the Sleeubergen estate, whlch sold Tor
S7i 600 few DAYS ago. and Sir huadred hcreS u
tplahd. some oi IT vi excell, qualify. Adjoining
this survey there Is immense qaantiy oil uncnlti-
valed Iand, aiiotdn2 range Tor all kinds oil s,oeh-
S6oud he whole be purchased by the same lnd'ld-
ual, will make nne Of tire oe'y best gram gropin9
and Stock Farms IN puginia. There l. good water
on each IF the divisions, winch, II purchase stpa-
iaIeiy, vii make excellent lttms. good market
Tor The Iroducls Of The soil can be had AT the Red
Sulphur SWldgs III Tie county oil Monroe, about
five ulies distant from the land
Ga Thursday the l4Ih ol October, ] will sell al
aaelion, on the premises, IA liacl Of la ID lying
near the Loop Road. IN The county oi Faleue, a
bout four miles b, low the Court-house Containing
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LOG DWELLING HOUSE,

49, aud uui houses. At the aud place
iii last ,len,,nned, wall sell auction. ano
---i..A- lher Tract oi Land lying near the road
Gon kanawha 10 the Red Sulphur Springs aud A.
bout fifteen mites from Fa.eue Courthouse, con
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FRANCIS 4. DEANE, Jr.
JNO. A. CUNNINGHAM.

Al tie same rinc AID place above mentioned. aud
II pursuance oi the same decree, viii be sold iut
ready mnucy, the following slaves conveyed by the
sad Francis i. Dcnnc JI., To the undersigned nus.
lee, 10. the benefit ii Lewis Rogers aud Rogers *
%. namely, Wellington, " lhs Gilbert, Sally Tom,
lson OF sally ) 4dy, George, Sam, Russell, Big Inn,
Shaluck lui Shade) Tom tor old TOMB Sm,on,
My Duhe, Nara, Edward, SeIa, Ralph and
DHy. ROB ! GNAlllME1, Trustee.
Al the same tnc ard place. aud IN pursuance Of
llte sane decree above mentioned, will be sold the
following personal property, conveyed 10 the under.
signcd b, the sad laHucIs i. Deanc, IT,, by deed
dated lst October ~, Iutrust Ion sund credo,s,
uamcly:
All crops NJ or on The Bear Garden Plantation &C.
tnay severed bcotc the diy OF sale all the horses,
mules aud cattle, sheep and srotks OF every descrlp-
ton, furniture, machines, not being fixtures on the
Land ,lools. implements, wagons, carts aud gear.
lERMS-fot all sums not exceeding 500 cash;
Tor all purchases u that amount actedtl
oi "onths, secured by negotiable notes wnh APP
p:oycd endOrsers, or bands wIh good security al
The option OF lhe Trustees.
II. KODES,
Aur % AN
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Aug. IL
Mrs. IscbcCca CaGircy-

Nrs. EcbcCCa CANrCy-
LEASE IAkE NOTICE, lha on The lst day
4 oi October loil, al the Office OF the Clerk oil
the Cncult Superior Coutl oil Law aud ChanLtry
tor the county OF Bediotd, Liberty, III said COUNTY
| shall take the de ostogs al suudty Witnesses 10
be read IN evidence the NAL oil IA sui in chance
ry.tow depending sd cour, wherein ! am
painifii aud you and others Defendants. Ii the
said Deposiaous should not be Cum leled on Tho
above named day, SHAH couti3ue he taking there.
oi iIom day 10 day, uutiI completed.
ADAM ELLIOTT.
Angus, % w4w
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New Glasgow Fall Races, ISL,

H'HE RACES ovr the Spring Illll C,,,..
l. New Glasgow. vii Commerce on Tn.sI
the l4th of September, aud NJ continue f1nr Il -
Frsl day, Culi S,ak" of S1OO entrance haiti
irit, and closed with the iItumIng entries:
l.. {. Moore cutters ST. 6ly by Guai,, dam G.l,,.
nah.
Henry W. Qnares enters 81. FLY by Goliah dam
SdttaT.
THONGS J. Mdssie eners bay colt by Golial dam
Truf1e.
Joseph X lryi"s & c. B. Claiborne enter bay fl.
by Spring iiil. dan, Washington.
Same day, Colt Stake for Colts that neyerwo
race mile heals, entrance 500. haii onrIr l., nan,
and close by the 25lh u August three or n,pre =,
make race; nov subscribers.
Second day, farmers Purse Of S75 mile h-a.
Thnd day, Piopnelor's Pulse oi $500, two min
heats
Fourth day, Jockey Club Purse of 500, tire.
nile heats.
The Purses will be paid without discount.
+. I. MOORE, PIopirror
Jul, 80 Willis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

A SHOWER OF FLEsn.AND BLOC

.----=--
rom nc NdsstWe bd"he'.
SHOWER OF FLESH AND BLOOD
"rherc ar more lungs hen, aI anil rafih hofaiio
Than ura ifsa.aiaf1u ,eHf pbdazopl5.9
Thus speak, the 'imee ot Dep,safk, and every
day We hrai If something 10 oahtim tie renia h.
Ga TUESDAY we heatj hom 'aftaa- pesos thu Il
.ho,cer, apparently n Ec4 md bond. had taIcn IN
Wilson c"ani.' ueai Le199oo' IA inls S'ate, and
that the fields were covered WITH II TO Considerable
extent. 1'hs q, count Staggered uuf Lchef; lut.
strange Is Il my appear, ~ las been confirmed hs
the statement oi several GehtIe"en ct high eaatac.
Ter, WHO have personally examined Ire scene al the
phenomenon Ihty slate thn the space covered
b, this extraordinary shorer - bill q nit IN lrupt,
aud about st'rn h'e Nads IA width. In aIdl.
non 10 the IN t"attonJ 1>t ncrstd, We hive been
tavoredby - ltons. professor 81 them lay ~ Il T.
Unse,sny N''hslle, viii the flowing letel
from In respectable h! steam Il Lebanon.
We have - sc,u tlr specimen. sem l.. la4n t
.xanllnalo To Is thr, dggel, Ia be a#,,,.l
matter. apd lie dot Is ti.atri pu AL Il sh We IA,
not pretend VEG any theory IL account fnt tins
phenomenon, ave tai 10 al, and n,ole Sc cn.
nhc hands. y I "a The specimens hasr post tifonrl
The erueblcs o. pf. Itoosl, VT Mi luiuish on, r,
Lcrs with the fteull:
Ir,,>,. ,...., -.
~ >, -, t -
~ u hnosr nave aehI You some matter
49, ", - w ""'"'"o1 s"dtee, 10 have
'e',ru ''o'" 'n' ''""os'
w IN the 'l'ie ''h DC no fonhi Of lis helng AMI
Wv" ~" MATTE '''''' "'"s, "''' HRie' A1lpous matter
ease "N'"''' ~ US " YOU '"e "h philosophical
'''"e'PeS' '"' '"e sau'e 81 lh's Ii homcnoa. Tn
.'''''es ~ ua s"ht''d WIN ny ""n ban d..
''""' WV a. "a VI s"ii"'' ever winch u las
sl''e'o' ""p '"e Fsp'i manner It eN 'ubil=
eu u" So',' t'e'' ,'o'''o lr''es leaves ves
'''e u u" '""' - - h"fl 2 ltlrn Ike shower
81 ram, "'u Al + st"''"' On HE antlotak oI ne
t'oes oilN' 10 h'Nf l''en nom small I'd cloud
80 oihe' cin'as VI, Die n Ia" he"cus al lhe uinr
IL 'oos l''d'e w ''u'N hs'' i"eth eleven aud
WE'VE ''"'h' 'poul I'VE hIrs northwest al Ieba
non. h"'e seuI "h"' ililnA 10 be drop OF blood,
The ohei laiilc's composed u muscle aud f,i, al.
'hoogh rue p'"l "fanns ol the s9""ct appeat.d 10
De moeh lht'f 4 laul /, oI 6,oud than Of other
properties.
am III ha'ic, .oul IN 81 obeaIrut servant.
". SAA.IE
From he Nastril{, E,uo1y IA. o.
". ,uti,sh ., H. t,,
iu,,be, dr,a,Is IN, ''''o" n'o"'c'e,
!, W,Is,n r,,,,,, - - "'o' "i'c" lei,
M the l,ris st,,,i l,,.,.. ""' t'S' "sSu'ea
=. '"o '''s ,"''"' however We tte unable 10 account
her. ON Saf,s, en- "a ' cry leu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09
FOR PRIVATE SALE

\ L'hELl NEGRO WOMAN. about Il n,
~ years old, accustomed to house BUSINESS
COOKING washIrg irunIhg, Ne. e..
CHARLES PHELPS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09

E.EBt.S'OTSCE.
'I'llE subscriber 10, the purpose OF deyoting his
l. attention exclusively to the
PRACTICE OF LAW,
Has removed 10 Lynchburg, aud will regularly at.
trud all the Courts Of Campbell Amherst, Nelson,
the Corporation OF Lynchburg, the Cncun Cuurl Of
Buckingham, and he Coun OF Appeals. HIS future
address viii be LyncIbuIg, Virginia.
j. GARLAND.
H. Office adjoining Samuel Garland. Ed, Who
IN my absence, will attend TO any application Tor my
services. }. q.
JnlX %
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I1i3 .EGRE.S,

It bcire pan of survey which belonged 10 An
drew Rcd aud knnmn as LIT No. 5, OF sad RriI's
lower survey, TINS Tract Is very good Lald. and
vii be divided aud sold IN thlee parcels, each Of
which will make good plantation. One OF them
has considerable quaulny If cleared and upon
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Dwelling House

nh SIX rooms. good oul houses, ADD CABINS: also
Bsru with new WbrH Machine therein attached.
Also. The following Slaves. bong the Slaves con
,e,cd BY tie SAID fapci- i. Deane, Jf 10 the uG-
drrsigned Tlustcc- aud Randolph II nf''on, dec d.
by deed dated the 3olh January 1852 nan'ey.
Lewis. Richard, Coclly, James t.omen"es called
long Jlm,) TaIle,. Harry. lsaac, Tom, t"f %"
Wells. 1Shad,aek, Edward, Judy. John, CUPID. Lat
lie Isaac, Abrtt, Edza, Jordan Mary, Nelson, Ar
chot, Ben, Molly, Polc. Nouns, Mansfield, and
! Snruc.f and the ,nc,ca,e 81 the females since the
d4le he ,ald de,d namely, Saah, Lasind, Nan
~, aud Willisn, tchdten OF Judy.) julia, trhIld
ri Amy .hU died SINCE the dale Of sad deed and
L,tsrse, NIlltm aul Elizabeth, tchIldten IT Mhy.)
1ne sale vii take place At Beat Gdrdcu.
1EHMS-Foi the ) avcs, ready money.
Fo, tie Lanb, on credit without interest during
the HE 81 FRANCES =. ID ,anr, Jr., 10 the sum ul
5000; then payable only III HE event that the snd
Francs +. Deanc j., shall die leaving 10 cild OF
children ntlhIa lhc lfne intent aud meaning oil The
Will eli Jnhn W uodsun, dec'd--sh"uld lie leave
81 Ii cud 81 children, the l,ud aud the purchaser
thereof IL be eAoneidted tom the sad sunioi -19U0
A, 10 tie iulther sum Of $500. lot cash-and ioi
the residue oil he purchase money on cicdt with
out interest, Of one and loo years.
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CASH.
macs irElsfTs!.

1 WILL give the ghc,t cash lIice C,,,a, an,
T. dned indes deliver, d at TIE market house.
WIN. l.. FAIR.
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CASTINGS, CHEAP.

Hay T., On Consignment, abou > tons Of snpe.
liof Castings, wmch TO close viii be said A. III.
reduced riIce oi 81 cts PER ID.
CHARLES PHELPS, Auct.
June %
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ana III haste, .our IN 81 obealcut servant.
". L. SAALE


We publish TO-DAY, from The Lebanon Chronicle
iurthet details 81 tue "ShoNc ol Il ood' winch ell
10 Wis" county. odt te Idcrs may rest assured
o tue i'cis stated, however We unable 10 account
Tor them. stleuutic gentleman al lus rn, lrG
here on Saturday, On wish to the scrue OF lhIs phr
'omen"o, for lne purpose q gathering further pan
f,suais.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09
! OLE RENT.

ETSs3 TUE lESEMEN on Main street. ocen.
EAmI p'rd by Ii. H. Bsoher. TLa uppcI aran-
.----A mems ae convenient lor Isnik iesldence.-
o'sess'on gwen immediately. Forrela.s. appl, to
JAO. NJ. OTE4. Cashier
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MANY THOUSAND ACRES,

lying il the county oil Fayetle and hang had IRE
quenl opportunities OF se,Iug The GROWING crops in
that pArl OF the county, feels confident. that more
productive lands eau be purchased there, tor from
one dollars acre, than n sell IN the
east side al the Ale ghany mountains for from five
10 twelve dol ans per acre. Persons who wish I
buy good land, al a very low p,Ice. upon liberal
Cled aud IN yeiy healthy country, viii Fl ii to
,heir advantage to tend the above sales. Persons
dts,rous ol ubGiuing lurIhef Information Concern.
,ng The ands now uiired f., sale alc lel,r,ed To S
Nc y, Mtu,e. al Lexngron, Va.
SAMUEL w. VENABLE, CONT
Sept. . W.T.
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sGDroasD FEMALE SEMINARY.

sEDE0sD FEMALE SEMINARY.
COATED IN the village oil Liberty, Brdio,d
Il county, Va. situated So as 10 have stage com.
n'uuicaion three u.Ies week with Lynthb ais,
Salem, Fincas,le, &c.
The situation Is elevated and healthy, command.
ing an extensive prospect oil highly cultivated
country; the buildings, primarily planned lor the
press use 81 \ Dung Ladies' Boarding School, are
now undergoing thorough repair, aud such aher-
atoms as may tend 10 promote lhe comfort VI the
pupils.
The scholastic year consists Of 10 months "a
weeks from September the Isl unt,l July the | 81.
The course OF instruction comprises all the branch
es Of "A thorough Englrs education. religious a or
al, and scientific. The French aud German Ian.
gnages, as also Ornamental Needle Work, taught
without extra change Ion ellhei The AncItn l. ~
gmages will also be taught II desired, at the ususI
charges.
Classification is regulated by the proficiency OF
the pupil IN the iunI,meutal branches oi an Eng
lish rlucauon. Should the applIcatio on aud pro.
gress oil pupil emile her 10 be promoted 10 Oh
er class dunng session, the charges for tuIlion
Will remain the same untl the end oi the current
session of five months.
The services "i skln Music teacher. rs well
as those Of an Eng llsh Assistant aic secuted.
TERMS
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0ia FeccstHed ssyc uNf,I,u.

/ RECEIVED. IN ,rurr. On 60 nsignueni. a
~ superior lot It Old Rcctfied Rye Wh,,Ley,
which VIII be sold low by
CHARLES PHELPS
August IL -,
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IG Drawn Ballots.

MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
! Grand CapnaI pt'zc OF So 900 dollars.
| Splendid ptize oi 10000 dollars
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<Dyendid IIrSiniN state Lottery,

F0I endONlug Tue Eets1uTg AeautIbs, "U' T01 V'r-
purposes,
EXTRA CLASS, No 90, tot ISL
10 be determined by the drawing Of The Union Le'-
tets. Class No. 3. for la 10 be drawn Al AIrhan
dfa, d. C. on ) sturdy, - II September, 1911.
RRIIIIANr SGUEME.
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C.IEsEEEGs: HOK S.1EE

n y excellent seeond band Carnage Tor sale low
L u Apply to II. NJ. DIDLAkE.
Ami 10 -
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES.

p,zes oi 50 600. amount To -lOU.ooV,
For - h September an1
Sj0,OOO-33O,GO 900,
Fui 23d DctUbef.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-09

lG DRAWN NUMBERS OUT OF ~.
Tickets e20-llalves 500 iMtcls Egg hths
s. so.
Ceurleates Of packages of 90 whole tickets $500 90
DO do 90 halt do 1870 %
DO do 2Gqpartcf do, % 90
DO do % eighth do 80 st
- Orders lor Tickets aud Shares, aud Certif
Gales Of Packages IN the above Splendid Schemes
VIII receive The most ptomp. attention ; and the
drawing OF each LOTTERY Will b. Immediately al
TT II Is over, To all who order from us. Address
J. q. GREGORY x 60 Managers
Rlchmond, Ju9tnia.
August II CIV
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05

FREEMAN.-Afer Nys's State Bank
Bill was reported to the Legislature. Mr.. R.
HaSeltine, Representative from Preble and But
ler counties, wrote home 10 his constituents, glV
ing the detail of that Internal Machine the Bank
ers wish 10 create and connect with the State
Government His letter closes with the follow
ing noble Iansuass-wOrlhy of freeman, a
patriot and statesman:
Now feel confident that the citizens of But>
Ter and PEBBLE will not expect me as their rep
-reseRtative, 10 support bill Taught with so
many abominable provisions, few Of which
have only enumerated. But let this be as 1t
may assure my political friends, as we'll as my
political enemies. that | shall with pleasure res
turn to them the powers they have gwen me,
and retire to my log cabin, rather than lend my
support to such bill of denominations; and if
my countrymep are TO be enslaveG>-some other
hands than mine mus, forge the chains,
Respectfully
R, HASELTI Ne.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05

IT, yret 6nake.-So called from The
propensity it is id 10 oPossess of daI-
ting from The branch Of tree, where it
usually lies cOlled ", and fastening on
tho eye Of the pas,r by. 1t is Of a
bright green color, generally between
thrce and four feet in length, and said
to be venomous, though on one .Occa-
sion was bitten by one Without feel
lug any bad effect, having, however,
taken the Precaullon Of sucking the
wound.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05

N4Stadstics Of the TOiIet.-An eminent
French sIah zeal writer once took his
station near The staircase, q. a London
ball for the purpose of ascertainiDg the
proportion Of gentleman who arranged
their hair with their fingers before en-
tering the room. He found them 10 av-
erage about twenty. nine out Of thirty;-
those who had least or moro hair usual-
ly occupying most time, -QuarterIy Re
view.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05

A Coon PUN.-A gentleman some
time since was showing hrs farm to II
friend, aud al the same time ex,ollue
its fertility. These Communications
had scarcely bacn finished before they
came in sight of piece of land upon
which was copious growth Of old
field pines. "You need no: trouble
YOURSELF" said the other, q can row
Judge for myse f. for I'see that our and
is so poor that it Is actually repining.t
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05

ANECDOTE.-A worthy old sea captain Of
our acquaintance once took ON board a large
number of passengers at port in The Emerald
Isle, to bring 10 this country. On approaching
our coast, he as usual sounded but found no bot
lom. Sand did ye strike the ground, Cuptain9
inquired one of the Irishmen. "No," was the
reply. "And will ye be so good as to tell us,
rejOined Pat, show near ye came 10 it,"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05

FINANCES OF IOUlSIANA..-
From the annuSl report Of The Treasw-
or ofthe State, published IN the New
Orleans papers Of the 7lh inst. it ap-
pears that The amount Of State bonds ls-
sued 10 the several New Orleans banks,
/. $2G, ,350,0U0. This is running into
debt with vengeance, and TO very little
purpose. We canno. well see the pro-
pristy OF young, and, comparatively
speaking, poor State, pIedging the pub
lie faith to The amount Of S2O,350 600,
to uphold and create batch Of worthless
and corrupt institutions.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05

ENTERPRISE Tho Springfield III.
Journal, states that a company has been
formed for building and running
steamboat on the Rock River, and that
q ship 10 now contracted for, 10 be built
al Cairo, the ensuing summer, TO run
us dirOCt trader between that city and
Liverpool.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05

luminosity subdued byG common Mis-
fOrtme.-During the re- enl udauons
10 the river khone, there we're seen on
the banks of sand in the middle Of the
water, numerous wild bulls, horses, fox-
es, polecats, rabbits, rats, aud other an
mails usually hostile to each other, cons
gregated together, without doing each
other any harm, and among them was a
great number eff snakes.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05
CRiBBED PAI{AGRAPHS.

SINGULAR SEDUCTION AND SUICIDE
One of the most remarkable suicides that evs
er occurred in this era of suicides, is that OF
young lady in Buffalo. The particulars are from
the New York Herald.
"She was the daughter ola substantial and
respectable citizen of that place, end moved in
good society, of which sho was till the seducer
blasted her fame, an ornament. She was abUu'
seventeen, of fine figure, and some Preten-
sions to beauty'ofa lively and p leasing disposi'
ton, ard as the sequel has shown, of strong
passions, and 6 reat strength of character. She
became victim to the arts of man well known
ia the financial world, by his connection with a
late banking house IN Canada, which had its
branches in Buffalo aud this city.
The unfortunate girl, having become encente,
eloped with him from Buffalo, and they were
on their way to N. York, when they were o.
vsrtaken by her friends, and she taken back to
her home. Unable+o endure the disgrace of
the exposure, consequent upon this movement,
and excluded from the society in which she had
been accustomed to move, she put an end to her
existence, and selected poison by arsenic as the
means; and for the scene, fashionable party,at
the house of her married sister, TO which, she
had been given to understand, under the circum
stances, she should receive no invitation.
She took the poison dose sufficient to defy
all attempts TO save her and proceeded TO dress
for the party. 4 shall die in the midst of them
she SAID, as she dressed Flts terrible effects
CONN enced sooner however than she expected:
aud while a,liring herselfwth unusual elegance
she was seized with the agoEies Of death. Re-
fusng al assistance she died jamenting only
that she had failed 10 reach the party and die,
as she had purposed in the scene Of social ell
oyment from which the consequences Of her fol
y had excluded her, and among those whose
cold scorn had driven her to despair, madness,
aud sell lfdestruc,on; aviclim to her own pass
sions, the villainy ofa base wretch, and the Gus
toms o6so ciety, which while the most guilty es-
cape almost unscathed, visit upon the weak and
unfortunate, severestvengeance."
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05

The Greatest Mdn'-The greatest
man is he who chooses the right with
invinclble resolution, who beass the
heaviest burdens cheerfully; who is CAL
mesl in storms, and most fearless un-
der menaces and frowns; whose reli-
auce on truth, on virtue, on God, il
most untalteIing. Claiming,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05


rU We only issue half sheet this week, to
give notice that there will be no paper publish,
Sd for twVcr three weeks hence, in order to
give urine and opportunity to effect certain
new arrangements which it is necessary should
be made. @Wehope our subscribers will bear
with " IN the mean time. Il ID rather perpiex-
= Ing we admit not to- get paper regular, but
suspenslOuS being the order of the day, lat leas,
among the bsnkers1 e'have had to avail our
~sslvss Of their privilege. There is this differ
"'encshowsver. When Bankers, put out their
. paper, and then suspend, the community have
to suffer while THEY grow ncherbY the opera
ton. When the printer Puts out his paper and
afterwards susPehds, the community lose moth.
tasswhile he grows poorer, as his subscribers
have to pay him for no more than the number
he issues. ....
Our object is to obtain better sup
Feport for the Democrat Having none
* ofthe county printing, and no adverti-
" sing Ofany consequence, We have TO
! look alone on our subscription list for
e" support. As yet the support drawn
. 9fedftaut quattsr, 10 insufficient TO af
& ford q iiv'ng. And We have consequent
! ly~SusPsudsd'in~order If possible, to
increass our subscriptioniist. 10 a few
S~dsys ws shall probably issue prospec- :
$'tuSTwhSn We shall look TO our Demo-
cratic friends to aid in extending the cir
culatiOn Of their paper. All that is wan
ting 10 te0acSVt Of action on their part,
and We are confident the thing can be
accomplished. If they will notexercise
their influence and exert themselves
ifihey will not stand by their journal,
it nSsst-gc down. ;
Tuscarawas county, furnishes an
anomoly that we venture 10 say cannot
be found in another county in the State
With about 2090 legal whig voters, she
supports whIg press better than any
other county in this section ofthe State.
With about 1900 Democratic voters she
supports aDemccratic paper the poor
est ofany other county in which two
papers are published. Why is il 90?
1t certainly is not because the former
npmbet 100 more voters than the latter!
BdtH' whig tells us it is because they
'ersthGwedfiiest, ta0 most liberal, and
the most intelligent. As far as this
ceuntyiG'uoGc we deny this in
toto, Although werswe to judge solely
from the support we have received, there
might be grounds for affirming that such
4sAhe cass. Yet it would be libel Cd
tbe' Democratic party, and unworthy to
be entertained by~suy honorable man.
No, weasaVe toosnuck respect for the
pariy,to harbor the idea, that they are
not liberal, or that they are no. lntelil-
gsntseud that after being told OF our
sondkiou, # ftIes do not come TO the res
cue, il may be attributed more to want
Of competence 10 pfopagating democrat
IOprinc'p!es on our part, than to any
want ofhberahiy on theirs III InatnIa,n-
log those principles.