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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05

Robert Mcdowell scaF'%'e o. y" cnocsty coest of Common
John Cowgi George {
W. sliuglnG, ct al. pursuance off decree Of said
Court shall offer at public sale at the Court house in New
pbadelnhia on tile 28h day of May l842 Lot No.
town of Dover in said county ,,,,,uo,,
Master Com'r.
April 2l, 1872
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05
''SOme things can be done as well as others. -,
KiIgOre & Hull,

AllSOf6 ~ Hull,
RE receiving In part, their supply ofGooDS for thu
IA coming season. aad for par money, determined not
10 be undeod by other establishment in this section Of
Ohio In fact they intend far possible TO make the
interest of all 10 pay cash for their goods Therefore all
who have purchased goods from them credit, and have
pay off their accounts with them, make
satisfactory arrangement that they cannot
further extend credit But tile other hand those whom
they know to be prompt pay, VIII still find them happy to-
grant those short credit lwas originally their intention to
sold goods one red much ess long credit And
necessary adopt this mode of doing business
IN future, in ord that they may be enabled TO sell their
goods ut the Low PRICES they offer them, and they
aer themselves that he prompt pay system will meet the
appreciation Of a large M jority of their customers
Their Stock consist in part Of Super Blue wool dyed Black
Polish and Invisible Green, Brown, Drab Cadet and stee
Mixed
BROAD CLOTHS,
Cassimeres CaSsinets MrinOeS, York Dduings, Bhte
do. 17skngs Summer Stu assorted Green and Bleach
i'd Linens, Super Black GOthO Grape, London Prints
AmericaR do, ISiS5 Linens.
Black and blue black Italian, plain and figured SILKS,
Dress andkerche superior figured and plain SWISS NULL,
Jackone Bobbne Gloves and Hosiery, bbands, Laces,
Quings Edgngs and Inserings, black silk Velvet figured
and plain Satin and fancy VESTNGS heached Muslin; also
from Ct 10 cents per yard, or TO make long
story short, they will sell Muslins Cotton Yarn Coffee,
or anything they may have SELL just as low not
lower than the "NExT MAN., fur the paper Qt spe
nonL
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05

1o.o,b Stout. ] Tusearawas Court of Common Pleas
VS.. In Chancery.
James II. Officer. ,..u a., NJ, nub.
I'm uursuance of decree of said Court shal ohe' a uU
9a of NAV 1912 Lot No 80 in Sasburg In sad county,
%0'n u"S VI '1"' -' D. NJ. ATHERToN'
April 81, 1912
Ceorre Bumrichouse Tuscarawas Court Oh U0"'"'" ''"
W. In Chancery.
IN pursuance of decree Of SAID cGu on the a8h
dv % Nav Is4 Lots No. 49, SO and 81 in LOGsPC in sad
day y. "ay io1~ D. NJ. ATHERTON.
county. ,o,o Master Conn.,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05
April 21, 1912.

WINS vs D'' Tuscarawas Court of Common Pleas,
John Barber. In Chancery. -,.u .a.. ., D,h.
IN pursuance of decree of said Court sha one. q, ho
Il lie sale at the Court House in New Ph'ade'pma Oh o
oath day of May 1892 Lots 49, SO, 80 and 81 in LOCK
port in said County. ,uuZproN
,o,, 1910 Master Con r.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05
Medical Card.

April 7th, 1912.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-27

The Wings Of Butler and the neighboring coun-
ties had mass meeting at Hamilton on Sa'ur>
d.y last Some eight ten thousand Of the true
Democracy OF the country were there. Tom
Corwn, and other distinguished speakers were
present Banners with appropriate and lnspI-
ring Inscriptions foatcd from The houses, and
We understand the "same ol coon'' skin
which disturbed tho senslbIlities Of The locos in
this region in the glorious days Of 1910 al
so there. That same old COON skin will float tri-
umphant on the second Tuesday Of October next
throughout Ohio.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-27
PU Lie S Al &.

WILL be sold At PUBLIC AUCTION, on Third
w day, (Tue-,lay,) the 9th of Ninth Month, (Sept0
subscriber EkhoEn, the follow
property, to-sit:
$50 Head of HOGS,
Head of young HORSES,
II Head Of Durham Cattle,
20 Tons Of good Uay-a lot of Oats and Wheat
A large quantity of Turning utensils IN good
order, and Household and Kitchen Furniture
f3-Sae commence al O'Clock A liberal credit
viii given all Three Dollars purcha-
giving good security. ISAAC BONNIE
/ Gun Pun, ISi9. 3i-ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-27

Exe and Administrators of the of deceased
persons who have taken may take letters Ge-ta-
menary of Adain, Of the Wayne Probate
Court, hereby notified by order ct said Court
made the August 1872. thereof Will
be required make settlement practicable
estates entrusted them said Court,
eighteen months shall haze elapsed from taking
Letters Ie-tament1ry Aamlui. and
months thereafter, the etcd
for special gwen.
persons Estates heirs. Who
TAX take Guardianship
Court, woo nave money i'll ther hands, receiving
money. from beiohgn their wards
by notified hai order made LII
regure unless special reasons shoHn to make
settlement Court in regard the lund,
~ years.
Witness, JOHN FINLEY, CLERK w. p. {.
Jefersonjan AMI Record, please copy.
Aug. 20, 1872 32-3t.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-27
y d Il 4 T. T.

W
lNDIANAPoi July =, l~ig
ME MEMBERS COMPANY are hereby no fled
Tor the payment losses ire and liabilities
sustained and incurred By sntd Company. since Aug-,
ISL Director, have this ordered the floIng a
sessneni on tin Premium Notes given to said ,op,,
PAYABLE or before the eighteenth fa Of
.SeDteHtber ensuing, to-wit:
On all dated before October To- L. H. an,-
discharges heing NO No. .igl. both inct-
sjve. tttrteett and 0rte-i,aif per
Da all nc tes ted after October &C. Isl H. aud on or be
fore October y. H. being from No 24U2 to No. ; IO
both Inc usve. ten and o.c-AuJ per cent
On All notes dated after October H. and on or be
E.ra Da.a,,bar ba;,, f,o,, NJ, , Ip, IN y
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-27
Wayne COUNTY Male Seminary.

ME fall and winter session of this Institution will SOM
i mence first Monday f5th) OF September
ami continue % weeks The Seminary - furnished win
good apparatus. Board Ue had il good families,
from SI,37 TO Sl,75.
Tuition.-EneIi-h Branches, from $500 to > 90
Languages $500 per quarter hslf session No ieuc
except protracled sickness.
RAWSON VALE, Preceptor.
20, l5I2. 33-2t.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-27
MIR. CLAWS VISIT TO INDIANA.

The Wings Of Old Wayno meet in CenIreville
to day, Saturday, The 27rhD Tor The purpose of
making arrangements to welcome Mr. CLAY 10
tho IIooshcr State. Every body is invited to be
there, and we have doubt but that the 'same
old coon,n which uade such a NOISE ia 1910. viii
be heard making Il commoilon about That time.
MIssoU ri has refused to dIstric, the State re-
CURED by Congress, and have elected three locos
TO Congress tho old plan Of general ticket with-
out opposition.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-27
Clock and Watch Repairing.

NfE subscriber would inform his friends nj old cs,o
that he has taken a door cas-, OF W m
Lyndes Store. where he will be pleased to receive
calls Of all VINO may favor him with their custom.
done with despatch and warranted PERFORM for
JOSHUA Is. HUNNICUTT-
Richmond. Nav It'll. 1872. Ictf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-27

Ga petition to settle
the Estate US
InsolVent.
The Creditors of said Estate

4 Np now, this day. to-vit Saturday. the 13th
"A day OF August lo4s, the being the sixth judi
col day OF the August lei2 Of Wayne Probate
Court is ordered by tine Court that the creditors of said
be notified of tendency this petition, by pub
weeks, '!&chmoni Pal
ladium, weekly newspaper printed and published in said
county, and unless they notify said Administrator OF the
and Of their respective claims BY filing
them statement Of the description and date OF
tine contract assumpsit which he oun
died. the Clerks said Court previous the final
distribution OF the of said decedent claims will
be postponed diIigent creditors,
of said Court be held Court House
and for snd seeond Monday November
the Court will proceed hear and all
claims filed, and make na decree and distribution Of
said the creditors thereof.
Witness: JOHN FINLEY, Clerk.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-27

perhaps unusual fidelity, and should receive a lar
compensation for his services; but 1t Is not 10 be
expected that the whole county is TO be placed
under measures Of great Inconvenience for his or
uoy other persons benefit.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-27
FLANSEED WANTED.

ME highest market price viii be paid for Fiaxsced by
i the undersigned. Persons having FLANSEED for
safe are invited call before selling esewhee as they are
determined 10 pay much any petson i, the civ
L. REED y BROTHER
klshmonl, Angus; 21lh, lSI2.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-27
T.e Az + d.

LNFoM the subscriber the 18th Of July last Of
white color small dark red spots,
cropped, about wears ndhorns have been bored
LIBERAL reward viii be given any person who viii
turn said COW give any Information by when sne may be
recovered.
BENZ NJ ATTIS.
Richmond Aug. Doth 1912 33-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-27

DIED Ca the 10 of August, the 9th year of her
age in Greenfield, Ia, RUTH W. CLARK. daughter Of
James aud Sarah Hamilton.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-27
TAVERN FOR SALE

Nft subscriber vii sell at private sale T NERN
L AMI - acres nf first LAND, lying six miles
west OF tenievlie. Wayne la and east
Cambridge City. the National Road,
road leading from JachsonsbIr.. Waterloo. The House
= hfst-raie tSo-starF frame, with cellar
room butt 70 H. oaestnr log DIV eiug house, and we'd
OF the best KIND Of water before door. together
sufficient stable For further particulars, inquire Johl
Sutherland, the premises subscriber, miles
north of Cambridge City
-lf the above property sold before ith 1ay
Of September. private sale, shall he public sale
day. Terms y III lie on the day of
SALE AMI good right privilege Wiz given by the lst
day OF April, lei3. The sale Is be premises
JOHN FINkEI.
July 2-th, 1912. Bots
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-27
ELAxSEED WANTED.

Niif. subscriber wishes purchase arse quantity Of
Il FLA A>EED, for when he VIII pay highest mar
ket pfee. II delivered his Robert li's ca
Mil Persons having Seed for voui DO we to cali
beib selling eseRher-. BENZ. STRA TITAN.
Eighth month tin, ioil. 3ltf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-27
The Creditors Of said Estate.

J
4 Nd now, at this day. to-wit: Friday, the l2th
L A day OF August, 1872, being
day of the August Term l5i2, W Probate
Court IS ordered by the Court: that the creditors said
Estate be notified Of e1ty this petition, by pub
LEGATION in the '.Rchnoni Palladium weekly newspa-
printed and published in said county. for six weeks
cessIveiy, and unless notify said
existence an extent of their respective claims by filing The
same statement Of the nature, description and
the contract asunp upon which the bo
dei Clerks Office this Court,
distribution OF the Of said ecedenl,
be postponed favor OF dill creditor. and thar,
the next term OF said Court, TO be held tbs Court House
and for said county. the second Monday November
next the tonrs will proceed hear and all
claims filed, and make hnai decree aud distribution of
said estate The creditors thereof
Witness: JOHN FINLEY, Clerk.
3i-Gw
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-27
LIVERY STABLE.

NHE subscriber has for hire. several good saddle horses
Il -bu-gies and well broke horses lis viii be
suited tho times. LEWIS BURN.
Ri hmond. March IGth; IS42 III
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-27
REMITTANCE BY MAIL.

FROM THE posi- MASTER GENERAL.
~ P1sttaster may efclose rsoafg teffer 10 The
f.sblistsr Of NesesJer, pay TIE stbserJ'tIon Of
lrd pcTzor, and raRk tte istter. tgTitlH by ktass
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-27

MARRiED-on Thursday evening last by the Rev
Richard Robinson, Mn WILLIAM L. EVANS TO Miss ANY
ANN HARRIs, all of this vicinity.
We tender friend and MS fair bride and
hearty thanks for the good things thar
fell os and wish them the realization he ondet
hopes MAY their happiness be to the fun
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-27
4 s. 4 2.
7 A X N o ICE

ME amount TANES cha rged each One Hundred
Dollars Of valuation, for STATE, County and Road pur
poses, : follows, to-vit;
state Tax each hundred dollars, 90 cts.
County Tax, II
Road Tax.
For each poll for state purposes, 30 -
- - County purposes, % -
Attendance viii be the several Townships the
usual places Of holding Elections, purpose
ing OF the Taxes assessed, the following days,
tD-wIt:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-27

VIVA, the prospect is Of Congress making any
further eff1rt to pass Revenue Bill, the reader
will DO able to conjecture upon an exam
nation of the report of Yesterdays proceedings
the House of Representatives,. 1t is proper to
apprZe him, however that appearances are more
favorable Che state Of the votes being regardcd)
TO the passage Of revenue bill Of some sort than
tho reality viii bear out. We do no, say that
Tariff bill Will pass al this session. Sincerely We
wish otherwise. Bot we do say that the proba
bny rather is (hough perhaps less SO IN The gen
eral estimation than It some days ago) that
no such bill can pass the two Houses aud become
IA law.
The House Of Reprcscntativ yesterday took
up and passed upon the Tariff bill returned by
the President: winch was Of course rel ectcd two
j,rity Of votes.
The House then took up the report Of the Sc
loct Committee (of which Mr.. ADAMS was chair
many upon the Message accompanying the brli
returned by the President, and agreed to the re-
port Separate from the resolution with which II
concudes) by ma, tily Of twenty votes. The
resolution appended TO the Report, proposing an
amendment Of the Constitution to qualify the We
to power so rs torequrc majority oaly, instead
Of two thirds of the votes of the House To roPass
any bill returned with objections by the President,
being separately acted up II, the vote upon ii
yeas 9S, nays 9O-a ma jDrIty voting in favor OF
the principle. The resolution, however, Of course
failed, n two thirds vote being required TO pass any
proposed amendment Of the Coz stltution-Na-
tionai IntcHigencer Of Aug, Is.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-27

Cor, OR NOT Gor.-'l am constrained to call
on you this morning." says Tap, "for owe hun.
bred dollars at tho Bank which have got TO pay
to-day" "You have got to pA,,' replied Sip,
''ihe more lucky for you then; for | owe ten dol
lars and havn't got the first dollar towards it,
IN. Y. Mech
The celebrated General John Cooke Bennett. Of
Mormon nolorlety, has arrived at New York. lie
IS preparing TO publish "a book, which is 10 he a
full aud compIete history ut the Mormons, public
and prIva,e--,he secrets Of their religion, their
mode OF living at Nauvoo, &c.
Gen. Nc Dullie is talked of us a candidate for
the United Stats Senate from South Carolina, in
the place of Mr.. Preston, whose term has expired
A Mormon Leg islator.--Wllliam Smith, the
brother Of Joe, the Mormon Prophet, has been
elected a member of the Illinois Legislature
The New York Sun advises that 1t constantly
be kept IN mind by every one, that persons
jured and apparently killed by lightning, may. in
nine cases out often, be revived hy the persescr-
ing application of cold water The body should
be stripped and placed IN horizontal position,
and the water poured on Ia large quantities.
We learn from Irll's New Hampshire PAtrio,
that DR.. Charles L. Jackson, State Geologisi. has
barton-e,ery ton OF which It's crude state he
represents tn be worth forty dollars Delivered
IN Boston. II is extensively used IN painting.
There is said 10 be woman IN Worcester so
large aud who sleeps IN a room small that she
is obliged to go into another room turn over
There is also family in that town so large tina,
they couldn't all have the measles at once: there
wasnt enough To 90 round.
John Smith has said many good thincs and E.
mong the rest, that''a newspaper is like a W lfe
because every man ought 10 have one of his own
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-27
Sheriff and Master Commissioner
Sale of Personal Estate.

STA IL or ONO
Hamilton county ! 90
4 )JRSJANT tn the command OF order tom the Su-
pe5or Court Of Cincinnati, TO me directed will
pose 70 pubic auction
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-28
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

SAruRpAr, February 26, 1912.
communication was received from tho Senate
s'aling that they had passed the bill entitled
An act amending the net, passed Sd March
1872 enutled an &C. TO provide for the opening ans
repne OF the publ; roads in this Commonwealth.
Ana that they have rejected the bill, entitled
An act mo'c particularly to define the duties O
surveyors OF roads.
REPORTS were received from several committed.
on motion OF MIR Rrvcs, the Report of the Com
mt,ee OF Propositions aud Grievances rejecting IN,
S"oh OF sundty citizens OF tie town OF Charlottes
VILE, praying that the corporate limits of said tow
may DO extended, &c. was taken up. and IN. rcnot,
reversed. "P' ""N "e 'ePo'
a. "A resolution was offered by Mr. Mullen
mar leave be given 10 bring in bill repeating
me % section OF an act passed 23d February, 1872
C''I'u dn act 10 incorporate the North Mountain
company, Tor the manufacture of iron in the conn
ur,o' Hardy and Shenandoah, and
mittee. Noih
\ message was received from the s.no,. ~, N.
entitled "' "''''
An &C; amending the &C, ESTABLISHING the county
OF w 'yne," with amendments.
agreed 10. 'f
LoIn 70 James Rirsr aud K1n1luka Companv
va motion Of Mr. Cipertou, IN bill n uthoI,sine
loan 10 the James River and Kanawha Command
T'u 'nG instructions offered by Mr. Cru,chhsld, was
then taken up-an1 the balance of the DIV We
consumed IN its discussion, Mr. Caper,on odvoc,,;ns
'nS roan, and MIR Crutchfeld opposing IL.
a. When Mr. Cruicbheld concluded his remarks
mr Daniel said he DESTROYS to present his view
~ IelaTon 20 the bi, AMI as it was then past o.
SSNS"' no would move an adjournment 10 ena hle
MN 10 present !hem on Monday He ,ritbd,e,.
ms motion at the request Of Mr. Hunter. who n,ovsd
10 lay the bill and instructions on the able in o,der
W present report and sundry bills from the Ar.
morv Committee.
MIR Daniel then renewed his mo,;o, an, 81.
House adjourned. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-28

them from Vrsiaius, throwing around them the
msy dtapefy oil his own language. His quota
ton 10 hut repetition OF what passes for his own,
and would, by ITSELF have answered ius, as WELL
without eowmiWins fault. foe which, too, must
apologize, w; Occupying more space in your
hone the rarity OF my intrusion will plead as an
excuse.
In conclusion, will but paruphraso one of his
remarks. Who will raise his hand to advocate any
steps tending TO the Jiu,inution OF the present
punishment OF TO the encouragement OF gaming,
must regard gambling as a virtue, and the eneour-
agement oil vice a j u;y to God and 20 man.
REASON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-28

my hOssa,ion could ma, DO traetI ,o The enefsy Of
sNf represent Tive In Mexico, or tie dread Of the
locator ct the resentment ofmY government.
before my release ascertanc1 from our secre.
lazy OF legation that Mr. Ellis had called sever,
uhes upon Santa Ana, but was refused a N audiene.
70 my enquiry II this was the manner i'm which
me representative Of the United States allowed
himself TO be treated, he answered the,o WAS No
help for II. Mr. Ellis subseouentlv adJ,e,s.J 80 -.
20 santa Ana, but what effect il had know No,
"eah De imagined from the refusal of an audisnes
~" u'.e several occasions. Whilst was in
nosJ &c neither saw Mr. Ellis nor received any
% e =, .ep'y 10 my letters to hun. The secretary
gave LOT an excuse for this negligence. as J.emsa
~ '"al u was not becoming the disnitv of a n;n;s.r
10 correspond with a prisoner. " A"''''''e'
.e1 my release, MIR Ellis treated mi. win
'enuon ano pol'eness, and I have To thank hin,
Tor tho loan Of money TO brn, M. h.. '" s,, nun
siSN IN prison Mr. Black sent me bedd;ps ,L
!" eisners sent me same necessares and nj, In,,
den Ioared me some money. '''
4; Anohs 'he persons who ACCOMPANIED the exps
at. on was one MIR Paulkoer, British subi,c, ~
joined u with Mr. Kendall and myself und., ,hs
sa'uc circumstances, except that he did no, hsvs a
pas'po :, which Alr Kendall had procured L.fo,a
ne 70" ,sw o'ieans from the Mexican consulate
here. Mr Paekenham, the British m;nis,,r ~
formed me that Mr. Faulkner would IL. dsn,s,,i na
.he moment he reached the city al yyhatevc, honr
IN the night or day that event would ,ako nI,.s
de"Nereu package TO the British CO nsul of th's
sny, Sir Orawiofd, IN which there WINS note from
a
tanned for MIR Faulknet's i'm Mediate reIe,ss ~
though he had not reached the city of Mexico al the
The remniner of the Expedition, under General
MoLeSu' was expected to arrive in Mexico two
days after lolt the city | heard tlev bnJ .,e,,.S
very much from bad weather, III treatment. &c.
&c ana that TO sum up their troubles. the small
pox hid M de its appearance amongst item and
they reported abou, fifty had already persisted.
| or hal been left on the road. throuob ;,s r.ns,
and the cruelty Of their eip'ors.
nave omitted to state in its proper place, that
on NV release tbs Dictator ordered his state eoleh
70 convey me Ia my rags TO look nt the CITY. and
thence IN company with General Barrsgan 10 The
Once OF Mr. Ellis. Several of the higher Mexican
ohieer' IN the ty-e'pecially Barragar-expres.ed
sympathy Tor ME, and treated me kindly.
MY warm,s! gratitude is due TO tho American
Consul at Mckee, mir Blsck,) Gor his constant
kindness and attention TO me whils sick and in
chains, as well as after my release
FRANKLIN COMBS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-28

~ Ihe Abingdon Virsiuian excerpts to the
ne" subjects OF TaSatOn-watchcs, plate, Pianos
&c'-proPosed by the Committee of Finance. md,
oy way OF ridicule, proposes to add to the list
Hi'H-HErl soOrs and soap-oeks." We accept
the amendments rather than lose the original. The
articles proposed by the Committee are most Judi
eious'y selected. Each OF them is commonly found
IN the possession and hsbitations of the wealthy
and consequently the tax falls upon those, who can
AFFORD to pay it Most Glamour ia made against the
tax upon Pianos-but without reason-for the piano
usually pertains TO the rich-and better tax a
luxury of that kiud, than impose additional bur.
dens upon industry. And then there will no, be a
tune the less, for all the taxes upon Pianos backed
by the pathetic oratory OF Mr. Holleman.