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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-08

"Much as the people of Dover wanted
press for The benefit oftheir town, both parties
we're glad 10 get rid Of the misnamed Demo-
crat.--J. OUerhoh.
@Much as the people Of Tuscarawas want
]. Overholt for Treasurer, both parties would
be glad 10 know what became of that THlR-
TY-ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-08

LITERARY PuBLIcAT,oSs.-Ws have received Rob-
srss Semi Monthly Magazine, &, Graham's Magazine;
will not the Saturday Evening Post, and the LadyS
Book also favor us with an exchange.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-08
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Hrps1,,yr IN nm order made by the Court Of Comment
peps of Tuscarawas County, at their last term the sup
; W. Administrator of the of Daniel Towse, deeeos
ed will sell Mt public auction, the 24'h day ol '1y a. ~
Iod, hsveen the hours of 10 A. NJ. and p M al ths
, House in New Philadelphia, the following real eslap
VIZ Lots No. 4Os 4lO, ALL 4l2. 4l3 4l4 4lo 4l6' 40
40 I42 and 54 feet of Lot No. 4ls in the town oil New
Philadelphia and ou lot No. adjoining saa OWL aI a,e A,a
sid lots No. 4O9 40 ALL 4l2 Alb 4l4 40, 4lo, 40,
Asn and mid "a fee, Of No. 4 will hesold subject 70 lns
SonS eSnte Of Mary Ann Towse, widow OF saa Dahist
Towse AhAHCN 0Olu
June l6, l84l -.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-08

DOCK AND RIFLE POWDER just receiveP and
az for luby mummy,
WHITE FISH, and Pickrel by the barrel, for sale
wv bv FERTIG g. TORREY.
July 6, l64l
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-08
List of Letters.

EIRSE Oh k4cCCcESs
Ep EMAINlNG in the Pos, office at Canal Dover,
10 Ohio, quarter ending June 80. le4l.
Arms,,onp james LOWS Miss So!oms
Armstrong Jane L"uer Dahei
Armstrong Molla zee l.
Beck Miss Sally Long JACOB
Runars CharIotte Moore John
Boyd Cornelius Megeman Mr.
Bair BENJAMIN Muma Christian.
Brainard Esq Monrot
Drewer Abiah McDride Geo
earns William McGown DAVID
Cof;n5erry ESQ sc Myers Miss Mariann
Grassland Samuel Motif Mrs
Deos Iohn Nones Charles
Draper Shedr0rh Nedrow Michael
Dav Norris Nihart Valentine
Dnges Miss Mary Otis Ezekiel
Dllyar Jacob Parker Esq Robert
Ecker Thomas Packer steven
Enss Mrs. Elizabeth Philips William
Ezekiel Mr. NJ Pelen John
Enck Lewis Shaver samuel
Fousdain Jacob Swaney Mrs sc
Fnk Benjamin ShIivcr Henry
Fontzer Baltzaser Sow ers William
Grove Paul Sprankle
Griffin Elizabrth Stoufer Geo
Ged1ls Joseph sawyer
Gardner Reuben Incber
Gihb William Thomas Isaac Q
Hunter Mrs Mary Whaling Miss Ann
Harmount Robert WlshIer Jacob
Hamilton William Winnard James
Jacob Peter Welty Mrs. Clarisss
KeDdIe Joseph Wnders Jacob 2
Kenaday Samuel Whitacre Isaac
Knistrick John Wilson Charles
Ki;ne 'Phomas Wardwe Geo.
Knisely Mosy Wltherow Mess bluey
John Michael Williams John
Iesher Samuef Yoss Peter
Zeller Lewis
M COLLIER p. NJ.
Canal Dover, o., July ], 1s4l. 24-4t
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-08
B. M. .ATHERTON,
Attorney at Law

And Master Commissioner in Chancerg,
oETcE CENTRE THE BRICK EulIpINo NoRzH o. ThH
COURT. HOUSE.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-08

$50 long as it (the Ohio Democrat) pur-
sues the dnhonorable course, with which i,
has again commenced here, il will be consid-
cred disgrace snv where.-.J. Overhol,, N.
Philadelphia, July /, l64l.
G7"So long as We receive such names az
the following, to our subs crip,ion list,we shall
consider J. OVerholl Philosopher.
NEWS SUBSCRIBERS,
SINCE July |.
Roscoe A Ransom. Z, Bennett, ]. G..
Stewart 0xford Tp John Carr ]. HOg
Ian. Joseph Fly, W. II. Craig, J. Williams.
Salem Tpr Samuel Holmes, b. Ballot, R..
Bu'rus, VIM Price, s. Tucker.H. Wntham,
q. Harris. Washington Up. James Narney.
Goshen Up. S Peppers, F, Gerber. Dovsr,
T. L. Rich. Min p " Uhrch.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-08

Whaat 81 ,OO boz buAh0I % DovsL
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-08
DR.. H. woRSTELI,
HULL & SONS
PATENT REFINED HARD CANDLE's'

FTsU. Candles, by the aid Of chemical pf0ees.t
.endered very hard, and will remain 90, even
in l., ,armest climates; will give fine clear Ignl,
and n longer than Sperm Candles. Made only py
Hi g. son. ll2 Cliff street, who hass secured
~ S, R;ah,. For sale a, The Ohio Grocery.
n hIIa. July /, ls4l. y ~
upAcoN FOR SALE low for cash or produdce, and TAN
NhNs o'N' v FRRTIG ToRREY.
r,ro, nover. June l9, ~ l- yl22 ~
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-08
&3.lOO

ofths peoples money Of Tuscafawas County. You
20 now. and eyPin il to the people, to whom you
say you are Irresponsible"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-08

The estimated cost ot,he F1tra Session o
Congress- is S407.666 GO.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-08
THE DEMOCRAT.

DEMooR FEARLESS; DEVOTED To NO CLIQUE, AND
BOUND To. NO MASTER"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-09

MrLAy cHoLT DEArHs.-A SAD accident oc-
CURED at Chester, H. on the 2od ul,. A Miss
Graham with little boy named Drew started to
cross on hor.ebaok Al4ry's Cr-eL-a ,rraau which
was usually forbade. but which at this time
so swollen a to De twelve fee; deep The horse.
plunged IN and sooa their danger was apparent.-
The yogng LADY wa, drowned Instantly, while the
lad a,ated down the stream and caught "a SOM
branches, to which he chung for safety. His cries
for aid soon called 10 the shore German and hi.
wife who lived in the vicinity The German, -eeng
the peril of me lad, got his horse and plunged in
to HI. rescue; but he has carried by the force Of
tsc current below The boy, and was finally drowned
before the eyes of his wife and the child. The
latter s,il remained IL his former danger; nj.
cries for assistance we're most pisifal and the be-
reayed and distracted widow went 10 neghbor.
at some distance 70 procure help; but before it
arrived the boy had sunk 10 his rest beneath the
waters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-09

SPANISH DEcREr.-A decree Of the Spanish
authorities i. published IN yesterday. Intelissn-
Ger, Of which the following are the main points ::
l. That all foreigner. who wish 70 do 50 may go
TO the Philippine Islands, and if they wish to settle
there they must obtain permission Of the Governor
and Captain General .. That foreigner. who
choose to address their petition, to Her Majesty $
Government may do SO through the Department of
State; ). Ths, foreigners may acquire citizen
ship in the Island. according to the laws OF the
Indies and for that purpose they must petition the
Governor and Captain General; if granted b,
them, however, it Will be temporary Until confirmed
b. the Supreme Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-09

- Our readers are probably all aware 'hai iai'
ia Thanksgiving day. We had written very
s,oving article upon the subject, but Ike much
.,.ber matter aln.o.l as good it is crowded ou BY
what gets in. All We can say On the subject
now therefore, is to give orr friends very need
as. exbortation-nameiy, to eat drink aad be i,
r..,r., a. heir conscieace- VIII let them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-09
UNITED .TAIES m MINIATUR
at THE CLIMAX.

I+9 FnEtomstreet nnd II hnn-6freeL
Thg, --ys the Editor of the Planet
FSsE REAof>G koo'-tsi,hout doabt one Of n hest
-fl o' VI 1D7 most convenient laces tie city 70 ga
;her The new Il The ia is ,se Ch-qx Esrng House
No. Il AnA-'irest running though 10 Fulton rs.t AZ
NE veil conducted ana popular establishment there ara
's"'f SIX marble tate-, ~Ith lead-g journal on -sch
~ epfti-aii-s every sat- IN 5- Union; thus ct.
%e1a an s'fasstr, 1ay- the opportunity Of agg their
&C. shH 'eafiHg the late ger. from aii parts OF
7 -a'nr' on the same table II srfko7 ~ th- TIN.
''1' . superior 10 'nytaH! attempted 10 this
-n " nave no doubt %ll prove great feature IN
.'s excessively p-fouized scu,e OF reresiEent IEder
70 management Of ts grnt-aany proprietor tie Cl'-
MA We 'rs pleased to rsydy Increasing IL pa
20 receive It's full share Of publ, support Step H.
nj -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-09
custom 11-7--E7 NEWYORK.

CoLLSCrOEs OFFIcE, December j. lsil
Ut Thursday, me Sta December s't, HAWKS been
reeo.mcnded by The Governor Of this State 10 be OBJ
ob,oyed l. day cf public Thanksgiving and Prayer,
he Custom Hou.e @iIl Be opened o'clock end re-
open 10 o'clock, A. 81. when 1t will he closed
for the remainder of the day.
ds2t EDWARD CURTIS, Collector
X SurtonfE. Eionk = Ca iarge assortment
~ beaver ard milsd C1lh. Tor .lrteuls aui y later
frocks A.J, Clo,k CLOTHS, received and viii ~ tpsde
20 TO order, lac Emporium OF Cheap G,tmruts. at
such price, ~ NUT ofer Inducements purchasers
he style and ins u garrs vii b. louad to com
port with any Ioro DO the tratr.
"h i. JENNINGS, - Broadway, American Hotel
good assortment Of the above Garments coa.u.atiy
u hand c9 MA tml,
= Bank or ssenninxlos.-Bis Of this Baak
wti - received IN Tor Hats and Caps $50 Grand st.
n as-orpnosr Of Hat. Of fue Beaver Nutna
and ths'mrrc-Super ioie,kn aud Low price silk .l.
from s. x 20 81
CAPs-heu's and boys Clota Caps--fnc Otter. Seal
and other caps. MS ~ % CONANT DO Grand a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-09

~ Tor notice OF the Southern Literary Messenger
with an Fziract ant City Intelligence see FTs' Page
u For new, Chapter OF garnaby Nudge see Last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-09

~ Tho clothing store of Z. y. Barbara Ut
New Orleans was entered by means of false keys
on the night Of the 2lsL Wit, and robbed Of good.
to the amount of s. 600. = journey man has been
arrested on suspicion lately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-09

- Prince boe't l. obliged actE.wlefg. that hs 4,
found more relief from Ret'. Cough Cor,n.na ,' NJ
dicatsd Caody than any other in use
WI REID, Cosfeetioner, 50 Hudson.st
l.. co9Rn Compound, . cents per bottle Moderated an
~ ~ SeNS per pound DE- 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-09

observation-disclosures Tomochichi. Gillet, hssce
for At;akapas, came in contact wiki vessel 80
miles selow the CITY, and Immediately sunk to
above Aer boiler dec.. No lives lost.
y O. Bee, Nov %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-09

Y SS45 .0T0.-Peremptory Sale Of BONDS
AND hOeTGAGE@ The Bonds II tbe Original .lnfe-
io'd-r, OF the Ncw Brighton -ich ihere
I'VE Tboasaud Dollars the payment Of ShIch > secured
- mortgage upon AL The ren4sIBg property Of 'aid
i'soeatioS will sold togotle@ With .sd nofis &C. by
: DRAPER, Jr. Auctlonesr al the S,Fchant f6chaegs
n the city Of NewYoek GA Friday. the 18th day Of De-
cemoer next at o'clock 10 the Afternoon. Apply Tor
psriicullrs TO RIM & E. H. BLATCHrORD,
n2gtDlT No. Hanoyor.N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-09

= Thu Queen baby CONES iato The vorld .mii
the EFatuauon Of the English nation. l.osrs and .tIr
OF dnD ton Will lie BIS brth-risht The luEuriss and
se.th o. the III ,om vii be- at his fel-h. exit
made krown 10 al the nations Of the Garth Nhilo
thousands th8ie suffering from from hung md
COLI without rendy Aand, aside from that Of col.
char ), 10 .xtsnd relief yin contrast Wh.ta cat
picture OF Is nutsbiity ofhuT4n AFFAIRS. 50 here
10 l,>,d-Ter. How glay ken AID 4io not knowing
Nher@ to get relief ies onbs mere and thare ~ be
scarcely -ssl 10 these United Stses whore Sherman
Lo1'nge. cannot be found Thy the medicine # III.
poor -nf the Tics Tor health is equally preciou, all
Hes1achs' paPitiion coughs, colds, c1nsumption a.h
M. wEooPag coacn, aaG all efTecuay cured
b. either TIC Cnusn Worm. C.mphor Loxeuges .oon-
ar than By anything else The gener-l warehouse IL -
lt6 Nassau street and agencies 40 Broadway ia
Bs-ery, - Fast Ssoaday ~ Bl.ec. -rstreet 27 Hut-
street, and . u,nton & Aspnv.lP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-09
u Esan!l or HenmInxIoa.
CREAPEsT CAsgg ,eAGLOR W.T..

erof Chatham street mako. Cotht. to order in the mat
est Style 10 per cent cheaper than the eloupe, cu.a
Tailor IL Tho city. good CT IN all case. warranted
d. If q
j. fsrntcoi EoRrdin&.-A large front parl0r md
'ual I1lniHy GpoH te scoAd d5Dr suitable Tor
-ec;iem4n and ri ai-o tao -,.!cr room, f,r
-rgs sen.iemeG, Win full parti kg-rl may H. b.d
At M East 8rosd~ay. Reference exchanged u Dc 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-09

Nil DssrERANDUs.-Ne.er despair j, ylorou. motto
ever low you may be. II your complaint ari.e. from
Cod, Rheumatism, Asthma, Weak Lung, Impure blood
&c try rease & sous Extract Of Ho,rhosrd twin be-
iourd IN almost every CASE Of tie bee; tendency Never
DESPAIR but Try t-lopg !ifr ma, DO hs con.-qa-rc-
Tho fame Of tHis aruc. known Ill the Continent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-09

Ma. D.LL,Yie thi- large establishment We have 100
in+isIidns nave for three month"; inyar.by in al
cise use! Magical Pam eIr2cgsr and assure YOU
II mas not an sGua Tor the of burns, -cais ilf.s
NATION ssens, sore eyes ,uump. or for general c,,u
ilues commend II Tiih .Y-ry confidence To every "a
rent to save pain. money, sud distress and one mpor
tant merit above al thing. else always hcss lvin. no
scar We have ever been a.toni-hed 1t. SCOT any
speedy, and extensive po~ whatever ha. b.. 40
Piled f. CLARK
Superintendent Orphsn Asylum AI5,sy
THIS invaluable article val be applied gratis, 10 actual
cases # required may be found II MAIDEN Lane FOX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-09

no fAYMEsr RECEIVED U.TI. Tex HAIR IS RssToR,D.
som our o%G experience rae obserysuoE al ias "a
4ity asi certain IF ct. Of Re- Hair Restorative,
identity reconr.srt Il the pHbiie IS nfbie ~ Ill
dilaTy eases # badness" Tee above from
g-sefa oerllsate zhcn signed by Of A+Q-t
respectable attached winch i, a writing Ger
thyirg mat the slEn-r Is personally acquainted wth
many TIC asog- gentlemen, Sho OF tse xae,t
standing In the community. AMI atos eth-r too honor
sbe 10 lend their aid of npo1liion on -
public TRls j. gned BY our late Mayor Aaron Clark
and ttested 81 ,e, SiarbacX no also cefues 70 h
mar havInz been re.tofei BY tse f artise Tae
are no" applying ths restorative tseir original terms
= n eharse until the bar restored to np.srds nj
800 per'oa- At their Office 81 cedar,treot Price per
J'f s. .sr 5ost- Ladies Can fad The Ladies De6o
STORY, $50 Broadway. D'P"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-09

rASsRAM, OF RoME.-Tsis venerable city ms never
been accurately Feprescnte! ro~ is TIE magni
picture winch the walls Of The great RoIuado
Prince No less houssud feet Of cao-
occupied AID embrace. all the most IN
tere.us part, Of Rome, vi.h the .-aeeHt cor-ry fox
miles IN extent ThiI being leisure day few hours
caano; be spent any where better advantage The RO
undo is well warmed and viii be open through the day,
and brilliantly illuminated in the evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-09

y Try Chap mars Magic Razor strop inside
i05 WIN m - -, ds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-09

" Bob henai'phereI pronounce is worth y
Sold By J PEAsEa SON. IS Division s. ,ed 10 A,,or
House 20 oroad~aY Chamber 81. Grasile Euiia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-09
lectures OF rheN. y. Historical sOei.

II Franklin yccuni.-rhe Lyceun viii yr,e,
tar lrhuS>dty Neaue ~ us Cole,cls Cfos5y.A;rcst.
Tee -Icrc,es will con ue-se,7I c,lscA to co..nt Of
r az. Re- t.iiors ard dassts tbe following 7urs-
ion J. re study Of ,h lstE Sid Greek L-.s wages
indispensable ia College Etuc.roE.
i..dies aut grzuemsu sre !tyiS-d 10 stead
90 H. W " GALLAEE Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-09

u . ERfeipe Tor tee sbuIiHu slHlr.-Nben
tao h.r falling aud turning grey julruH gathering
aud the h-r sort OF least hy the.s
pctsoy.) f. Jam Btos,wsy, ~ T.; W Tonpkiui %
k.g stress, =. Y and many others, that positive
DIV ms be 'ours for tf'Gr Jou,, Oh Of Coral
Circas.is. nj suppose this pun but tho pros pus
th4t rost l. - -oid at3 or hllmg-. Person,
requested Sc p2ftc liar 20 purchaIo S3-n, tho
sumb SD cha has street. o. h> shai is
algued 7. Jones uIherw.e II dssonsst ini7tiol.
ayentsf Aston iIou,- Ia Bowery # Grand st.
sands. OF FUoR md God streets. MIND you got
~ 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-09

~ Fair for the E:eneGI Of the peor.-
The -dirs OF spring afch tDr Pai.onsj III
hol4 Far IN the Lecture Roor ot ihr Church. this
(rsur,dny) afternoon evening" which tie 7'raGoa
f the benevolent is invited - IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-09

ExEcurioc oP PATRICK esterday
this unhappy rusn was subjected TO the extreme
penalty of the law by hanging, for having murdered
MS wife in June last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-09

u 7 hnnlss2 iViaE aay.-A seFnon on "a 90
,op viii be- preached thi- (rbundAg) morning y tho
K.y. Elisha Tucker in The Oliver street Churer SER
yces to comncuoc at bel Pa,t 10 o'clock % 1t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-09

TT NOiicc.-VIere wall b. re:si.us icss IN de-
Nl-n suect Presbyterian CaGreh belsT af.ad 1t TN,
Pastor Rev. Geo % b. Chocver. collection viii Ia
taaen nn for The Door. - IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-09

- Great Attraction "a Ihc Newly All
Museum BroodWa(. osFn'it - iu.-v
~ tLrtN The tano pc ,arr n Hss- - So
+ Hand ba, just ro'gtnea f-,m II cetet cur D. =,
south snd j. performing NJ 20 os-a frs. s-a-ssf,.
veil krV~n a. d popular resort IL. frss q N.cr.r.
.agp,.s cur eor,pr-hrnsioa many Of ta.n seem b. :. :
,or-owed and Of TIE tyil On How Ae --.a,,a, :
.,,ea b., band the bal frou pistol fired It I'm -
csnaot perceive; he permits sny !o,4 the a,
OF i,a three b. sal SIN 1t hIs breast Ia. =. =,
zen H. y. could tehs'e u hsny other dee. ofa,
ln-.ns ,.t.nnd = ~ PENCE Al ,hou-i a,r, y -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-09

iSV"N'! 4H''' y -''I4 T--
corlssen % cve'Y f-ny ia me y "ho desire 90 vi
nos. most interesting novel ara exceedingly ds.e,.f
onibfnalou VI ruUoz3 afsu.eEents 20 attend dersro
uiy4; "A IMPLIED yari,.y Of attraction. h,,.
b,ra pax t-t-tleg ;aS Frivai -ht only. ard hos
who en- src-s rere NAY b. 'ure 81 Song rcly re-
C., lpfu ed hy wl,ue.,irg evening" amH'su uas.
. e u qort OF zs.gEiEcerce 6y cuy 10 De ioesdiE IL
I,tfy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-09
TPubi;c YscrtiuK~T.

II Public Hc~tinK-rae Hope Tctsl Ab'tineocs
Belief Society Will mold their Third Messing on fRlDAY
EVENING next. iUth INST a Columbian Hall 3s3 Grand
street On lsiie O'clock. heYer.l Reformed ia
citrate. will uddess tho audezce and relate Ihcir
amid ,hc Mserics Of iu;cmss IN con.
tra't ~;h their Tctal Reformation. Jspicr, Uru.k-
ards aud Wonders VI llquor- respectfully invited
attend Seats provided Tor tsc Indies
LANES COOK pra.dsn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-09

u The Emerald PROTESTANT MUTUAL
Re Eff AND -ENEVuLENT SOCIETY OF THE
STATE OF NEW luhK.-The usual mout,ls ,1eet.
ing OF ,hi. Society viii held Thur-dar ming
next, the ~ ms, 1t half pest O'Clock 90 the Apollo
Rooms 33 C,al street. when UNEQUAL sttsaI.s Of
Lnember. D. rc.peetiuIy ufged.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

AN ACT In relation to Manufacturing Corporations
Be ii enacted By the Senate end House Of Representations
Legislature assembied That the Stockholders
which is hereafter be Incorporated in this State
the purpose at manufacturing cotton wool silk on steel other
shall be liable, individually fl the debts said
Provided
shall annually publish Of the public newspapers print
ed in the County where said corporation located aud
there newspaper printed in said County, in public
paper printed adjoining
statement OATH Of the amount of capital actually paid into said
company corporation and also OATH
the debts due from Provided the debts
said corporation shall fifty per capital
OF said corporation actually assessed and paid in.
approved 1pru &c. l84l.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

nggrieved by their dongs msdongs and who shall
Judgment and execution against Them by thereof and
be unable satisfy the of their goods and effects shall
have remedy upon said bond in the way and
upon Sherifs Bonds [Approued April l6, 1917
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13
AN ADDITIONAL ACT relating highways powers and



l. BE IL enacted bg The Senate House of Representa-
Legislature assembled That whenever
shall make application the County any
Counties this locate aud establish
road highway lands situated within
organized plantation Incorporated town. within this State
make such lands for the
such road, already located that
be located said Commits being satisfied
ought to be heard touching the forth
petition shall before having further proceedings thereon
and appointed consider adudcate
the lands
highway be located f known an
their petition and the Commissioners
least before
unknown then notice shall be them publishing
and the Commissioners order
weeks the State the last publication be thirty
The
said And proceeding affecting the rights of said
be had until such order of notice shall have been complied
decree fany Court Of County Commissioners within this NAV
appeal the Supreme Judicial
by vested with appellate nrsdiction with full
firm modify annu the justice the parties
public good require and discretionary
awarding
the Clerk of the Judicial Courts be
notified that appeal clnimed, within publ
cation of such deson adjudication decree and
make record thereof l1pproUed Aprlt II, l84ll
RESOLVES providing Constitution in re
laion the meeting Of the legislature the
aentaves and the term of office OF the Governor and other
Officers.
That the Constitution OF this in
c second section fourth article fourth fifth, first
third article fifth, section second second article fifth,
section fist, third article fifth section first part fourth,
Gle NINTH section fourth and article tenth
shutting in each of said articles and sections the word biennial for
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-13

n ACT extending the powers of the District Court
ne fha2tgd Dy hS Senate and House Of Representations in
Les33fftre d9Sehbted lhat
and hereby authorized To grant all actions IN ,hoh
uIlnent rendered in the late Court Common Pleas
District and in which the said late Common Pleas
hal the grant reviews the thirty first day Of March
the housand eight hundred and thirty
then in force; provided that application
shall be made within from the massage this
that The be also in conformity the provisions of the
ent section Of the Act of February h eighteen
thirty nine abuishmg the Court Pleas ea-
fishing District Courts liqproUed AlrI &c. ISL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-21

INEMaIE SEMISARY-Thc subscriber proposes Ia OPEN nj
his house in Tho upper end OF Amelia county, ten miles
Amelia Female school lu e en-
commencing on the h ~ January hcS hhl' rue
spcTincnlancc Of Lady from New York who comes highly re-
commended qualified TO teach all The English branches :" IL
ertrc usually taught such Institutions. together win fTrs
Music a. The subscriber sufficiently retired
o make pleasant ani agreeable -,
Ills huilings commohois and rn'nnrahr iii- nfe"
dr. every variety Of Fruits usually in This part u 'r.h
both for and Winter nsef
Persons wishing pat!onize The School snild make hh"
immediately vacancies nuiy for four h,r ciuiiI-
mare than those already engaged
p s III. yer, .ynrns, IN ,lai line $50 on
~, rr',i", IN 40 cup,.h branches 20 90
For French ana Music, separate charge VIII be ihaht'
" - JANIS VI. JETER.
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