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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-10

Dem jun0en prinisn bon MdleS IN aus
afIa Elm 9lefpfero su9efdidt tporoen, prihe6
nid,t hober rpie 26 3oa it.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-10

eicnueruer 9iunnels ocu OSinnIppi, Icll &c.
obilhti9cn lIdl Der tcrdniifen slrmee dnsn,
RhllrpeH. Scm niue CO Su prbl frIn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-10
25ouertt febet bter /!

Die mterldriebeueu faufen @dieen, 6cg,
gen nuo SIad6idameu, an ibrer DiuhIe III
Siio,9BhcithaII Iamld)ip, eeda @anntp fur
lpcldbe sIrtifeln iic ben b6dlifen @arflpreis
bejableu nercen.
SaDtb Wiere,
Glia5 9EcrB,
@0Iraro Oiers,
hdnbeIuc inter Der 6irma pen .. mo 6.
Dlers uno So.
9lugut 10. itq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-10

BaiSen Obic.-Cie gep6lferuug
bon Ohio hat rpdbreHo ;wanSi9 Snbren lit ets
mem 8crbiltnis pcn projent ces Sabre sus
gencmmei, unc fol9Iib entbdlt DER Staat in
1S42 cine 8ep6Ifernn0 ben 100000. lie,
Ie 3abl crfprecrt cine @cuiumticn non 14,s
100000 Sufd)cl Wai5en jdbrlid. 3icbe bic.
ics ab bon Der 9cfdiBtcn sRd6e Goiieu,
Delde in jeuem ge;cgen Stdat miro, 70 bleibt
tieIe6 Sabr Elm lleterldne BON 4O,S0O,OOO
8uideI. Giels6 1T mebr als Ger gauge @rs
trd9 eineS anoern Staates in ser Union, in
ir9e,io eiucm frtbern Sabre.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-10
RQlf !! Rolf! Ralf /!

SIT III baben bis Grunerita96 cen l6ht
9lnaut, bel oem tluterihriebenen in Sncs
WbethalI, Cehemals Slumer'6 plae) fir 8
Gent oa5 Sulhcl.
Seurp Gufll ir.
9lugu1 10. Hq-2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-10

Die be emofrattfde pre- Te.-
G6 III bemcrfenswerth, oae gegcnmdrtt9 teis
ne 3eitun9 in penrfDlpduieu 1T, meldle in
1S40i "2Wpecaucc uuo 3DIer ea;u" unters
ifiete, bic ieet ben pretoenteu 3DIcr osrs
tbcci9t, coer fsine Masre9Iea gutbeiet, nuSs
gencmnien cine cinsi9e, uno cieie bit ein
Slmt unter Der 2DIer Ge9ierung. Dieiee
lpridt pcbl fur bic hemofrnti(he @bi9.
prese in pcuulplpanien uuo lrllte auf SObn
2Dier, Der fid, alS Berrdther au oen 99big.
@runbIdben temielen bat, NIT 9lahorud
wirfen, uno ibn iterwcilen, fpie moaufbar
nuo fhledlt CT al Der parthsi 9cbaueelt bat.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-10

@iner Dame purec neuiieb bon enem 9lei,
feneeu ersdhlt, oaB in einem 9epifen 2ano
jebem TrauenSimmer peIdleS Gin flsincs
Mduiden babe, uru Der Ge9ieruna siu Miann
aegeteu fperee. "Sit es mogIid,," Ia9te bic
Dame uuo ;cg ihrem Wuuo 70 flsin sulams
men, alS Te uur fcnnte. Ter !eeileuoe fiietc
btnsub "uno cas jcoes Srducn;hnmer NIT ei.
mem 9roeen Maul swei Didnuer befime. y
"Tly gracious - rief ole Dam, nno
lperrte cas Maul auf pen einem Sbt slnl
ancern. Der 9ieilenbe fam bayiiber 70 IN
Sdred, cae CT lldb auf nnb cdocn mithtc,
nno nan bat bio jCtt nldlte mebr scR ibm
9eA0rt.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01

els9t4 &C.
II AVING been appointed BY the Superior
CouFto Cfia6eeFyOf the state 81 n Isl
sissippi, ION t1et sB day Of january, 81 b
as Trustee in the stead Of Parsmoge HOOPS,
under a certain trust deed, ekecufedlo d the
9Th day Of October, 1885, by John GEissOn
and wife, in favor Of said Hoops as Trustee,
to the payment Of certain notes dhefe-
in mentioned; and which deed was dolly
recorded in the office of theocleER of the
Probate COnTtoE Yazoo county, on. tie 26th
day of February, ls40; in Book Il, pages
.560-3-4-5. .smen ba7u l64ns sb4d GI
will, by virtueOf said deed and appoint.
.ment, on the Seth day Of May; Is42, at tho
Courthouse door in the town of Benton,
expose to sale at public suction for cash,
the following negroslapes, embracedin said
trust deed, to witt Isaac, Hannah and her
two children. and Dina,llsT b1sG sro5 ss
ROB'T He4CAGE, Trustee. s.
March 25s ls42.o3( pr fee SlOJl 3T-9t
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01

'MesssfFs, Thompson & Burke .arrived with
the smembers Of their theatrical corps. on
Tuesday last. THE HGnchback was u ? for
wednesday evening; bat. i was almost inn
uossibleifor any one to.Teachthe theatre, the
ram poured down 50 numerically; conse-
qusnsly the playwa postponed until Thurs
daysevening. Our paper being printed on
the afternoon Of Thursday, we can say mo-
thing of theirsperfOrmahCeS, other than that
report speaks highly favorable Of them, Il
is,ihe inlention Of theImanagers, (shopld pa
tronage warrant ~ 70 INTRODUCES to our citi--
zsps, tTo stars of,the first pgnitude, The
orchestra Is excellent We shallniake fur.
Their notice next week sisgssba III
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01
TRUSTEE.6 NALE


10y virtue Of . certain Deed of Trust
executed by William Reid in his life
time, and Jane his wife, unto me, for the use
and benefit Of the New Orleans Canal and
Banking Company, bearing date. the twelfth
day Of August, A. d. 1889, and duly record
ed in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Probate
Court of Yazoo County, in the State of Mis-
sissippi, on the day of The date thereof, 4
will. at the request Of the said New Orleans
Canal and Banking Company, made by,
Messrs. Wilkinson y Miles, their agents and
attorneys, expose to public sale to the high
est bidder, fol. CASH, at the Court-bouse door
Of said Yazoo County sin. the townof Benton,
on MONDAY THE % Day OF MAY NEXT, between
the hours of ten O'clock,.A, NJ. and four P.
M, the following described negro slaves,
mentioned in said deed of truss, Allen,
Harriet, Henry, Rosetta, Jane,z Elizabeth,
Williams Charlotte, Sarah, Margaret, Abner,
William linfantll, Denis, Lucy, Charles, Lucy,
Henry Rose; Stephen; Joshua; Sheltons
Ross; Bill; Nat; Eliza; Mary; Grace, Sukey;
and Maritchiee, alias Mary, alias Marietta Or
Maria. The above described property win
be sold BY me, as Trustee for the purposes
atoresaids BY virtue 0flhe powers 10 that eff
feet given me, In said deed of trust The III
tie to the above described property is believ-
ed tobe good although 4 will only make such
TO the purchaser Or purchasers as is vested in
me as Trustee as aforesaid.
II. wv. QUACKENBOSS, Trustee, &c, d
April lst, ls42. Pr's fee Sl5l 38-5t.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01
NOTICE..

I LLEEI 4WNAAsi 1otI sNn5fl3I
I a 4 the April Term of. the -HonorablesPro-
n bale Odltt Of Y a5oo County I shall as
dminisrator in right Of my wife, on the as
tate Of + J. Daniels, deceased make applica.
don for -fnalsettlement of said estate.,. ~,
-. ROBERT F. SoRRELS, j.
Va. Administrator in right Of, wife.
March %, ts42.s 'aao'' s. - '', ! S8-4t,
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01

rs Administrations Of James r. Young
q dsceased, viii pFssent for fHal set
tlemeniahe administrat er's accounted "A.
Nee lbllSns deceassd, at Ire April Term Of
tbs Probate Court 81 Y3z6o coQptE, 49, go 800
saa0 t3 & l VIM. MILLS, yFssg fss
aA5qfOf ge eqleis eide FeYeungs
Mach 2S, 1912, .YH1 1886
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01

Tq &Aet o1nk lsdy across, the TgS iElet
ohl-I love thes-no tongue can tell
How fondly, faithfully and Well;-s
cannot talk inWhining STRAIN
OF lady bright 81 beauty chainS--
Thes8 ate words thaE ell car. Say, na9wiaa
Although they feel not pRssiou'gfsWay.-
lf ohangefol oheek and Ihrobbing brain,
Lips tad CHI . barn, YET burn ID vain
To snatnh fFEm thine she hOney'd blieB,
Theneeiardew o, loves first kiss .pFoY
= Ifigazing fOndlYoh thy face5 iiaoa liiW tliaqs-
ARithere my hopes Of Joy 20 traoe,-4all gafgf
IOfeel Thy ayas least, highest glapee,l oaSsi
Shoot thHo' my frame lik6aightning lancel---1
ToidoAton thee in woe and veal, 4 ,5yea 81
Andalkthat have feIt and feel, 4, oo.a2
BetOken Lore THAT love is mine. ~ II
AndshOWn by many q heartfelt sign! Ne
adi.brg yeh t0dE O. CORN MEAL. Z
A pretty fair sample. lfsthat Young lady.
across The ifaifia' 4hinks she needs'cOrn
meal, and,wilt buttaks pains tOdiscOverwho
twas that wrote the above lines, it will
probably save the trouble OF Seading 10 mill.
.SkiIli NV, - III
7rlpu9H ~ .a.i FOR -THEs EAzoQ. WHleg 6
.,o wor 10 Miss ,,---r--,. = ,as. &
Or seesiging fem her present Of l'usss B0tatos'.
Lady, half doubling, half Inclined n,ojl ia
.,4fselEss my Penr--I scarce know Why
APensive danger rules my mind, ba,.,-....
Asadpess dims mine eyes "a /
My heart has long been used to bleed,
But kedif blnile, and did when ] partook,
Ofthy Rrese4t-t they were exeelientindeedt)
Which 81 didst sepd me 81 al cooks
And lady, would gladly Irvine,
A living wreath for them. for thee,
If the proud privilege we're mine, t,s
And mihethe mihstfeisy:-0o 2 linii@ -
Then, Lady, could taud, thee ever, i}l13
nd,wOuld.my PsnqgiYe language to nay
heart-f1phe gdt lr iig.s i9g9ldq z p
Ny gratitude like some imPeluOns river, b
Should boldly flow, nor heed the bounds
Bot Ills not mins-nOr were L could I stay,
And waste more pRper-ye f deem itmeet,
To lsFyou Know in my poor 'way. q K ''''
That | prefer the Lrisk 70 the stOeef!t'f go
roUSf ..lll8il HIstN b.Id ARIEL.
This writer possesses sOtns idii.l sweet
PoeOsg e hess9gs in9 Pi!s Z es!sast all thatii
has ever been our LOT q, masticate were %.
We knew not how, far II. might change the
flavor Of s,OSst potatoes when sent as pre-
seni'ffo a .sVeet ladye;' but think with
ARIEL waAhOtla prefer the, Iris4 under all
circumstances -ltf 90 bowl 1se1 ~ z
-O0 ID Y The Remedy
-ssGoOd heaven!'' cried. Dick, ,tl 80
-II-PoY am sOJsieks0 = I.4ISF
scarcely can stand on my fest!,1
s'To cure ev'ryihg elg@ 1o3
Just swallow said Bill 80, -.
ne Wigs new RdeticdI .Shteti'OAi 4 !
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01
AaDVRRTIsEM LIZ Is.

-ftsys We are authorised 70 announce Gel.
THOMAS B. WooDwA RID, IS = candidatsfot the
office Of Auditor Of, Public Accountss 70 Al
the vacancy occasioned BY the demise Of the
late Col. A.. B. SRundeEs,5H g1siessa 7d3.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01

DHIS Society will convene on Saturday
lFVefiine Il sxt she and INST. T. tt1r tie puff
pBbe5 of disCIsbihg The following Query: #
"Should voIRnteeEsfrnm tHe United States
assist4he Texianssin their present waIlp ~
TrSatThe public are respectfully ii Vited 70
attend. Doors . pen a. o,cloek, =. ..s,...sl
ol 20 WIN. BlA 1T LIE, Recs Sec. Y Lei
,Hepton, Marsh %, 842.f ieag5 aal rs sfts
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01

st9 ~ q Mlssissi 10 YszcS Circuit cOu't
James Hayden /! ias1fh ,raotsloq II .sk eHpi
vs.. Attachment for aS0a OOS
Marcus H. Shrysr,l 80, IT, y r
I appearing 70 DISQUALIFICATION Of the Court
th6t1he defendant is anonlresideht ofthe
State OF MississIpPi, and the; attachment in
this case having been returned duly execp-
ted. by summOning t1e C6nmefciaf Bank II
MancIestek as GarnAhse.-41 is therefore
considered hatunIessi defendant abpabf
before lhe Circuit Conrt0f Ya4oo County ,oA
ihe FIRST MONDAY ~ NAYdEExR anda plead,
lion, Judgment by default will be entered up
against. him, for The amount, of the plaintiffs
damages and costs. THOS, P. SLADE, CI'k
GEo. b. WtLKfksops. ?.
March SO, 1s42. tPm. fee s5) Sat-.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01

NOTICE. "a -
WILL, as Guardiad of Earl Marble, Al. the
April Tsfm Of the Probate Court, max ny
annual Eetllement.l NANCY MA RElIsEz q
iIrae nor Guardian Of Earl Marble,
March IS, 842. - s6-3t
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01
ADMINISTRATORS N0TTCF. !.

/ ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby giyansothat1I have Ia
4 ken out Letters of tAdminiStrGtion on
the estate of james, +. Young, deceabed.-
Prompt payment will be required of all h
debted to said estate, and all those having
claims against it, will present them accord.
ing to law Orthey will be foteVet Jared.
05. bias .f8ad nToD sia VIZ. MILLS, JF. -
Satartia, March .25, 1872 .IE9lL 37-6 ).
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01
NOfice.

i aIgi9 ai Notice. 7 adi q &
WILL as joint administrators upon,the estate
-OfEarl Marble, decd, make finai settlement
upon said estate and sure ndef ~ lsft1S If ad-
a. the April Term Of the PfDbafe
Court. NANCY MARBLE. Adm'x.
March d 8, 1872 silI g $780,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-19

with The Exeeg;ivs also, or waI has ne
recommended the suspension OF Inc as
iTibution 10 aid ihs loaua
Il the Ssaais also 10 isavow,tepuda'e,
ana dSDarsrs such opininHsi And are
- slors 10 regard Il as dishonoT 70 ,aSo
4 usaaI and sfsclusl step "a prevent DIS
bonsr9 Bd, il may be believed BY seMo
Mere ana elsewhere, thai isolgh q ans'
Dsnsiun or repeal Of tho distribution is
nropsr in this emergency; yet il IS no'
reoaired 10 be mldo in this bill, in the
form ofa pledge Of the proceeds, but
nav be mtds.in separate bill, sficr tais
masses. or in = sill raising the tariff esoE"
twenty per cent. Such understand, i
the vitw Of my friend from Virginia, DIR
Archery Ngw, sir, lai mo coalnro such
gentlemen 10 reflect whether sus2on
sion or repsal. in the presen, form, auc
al Ihs present moment, would moi nave
ndOubls advantage, as it would nos on'y
render tae lean moro secure, and hence
oS,s,uabls, on boilsr terD'; but i wnuld
~ dime nov, show At once 10 tho money
Cd world tlltt we would not be obliged Il
borrow so mach by three OF four millions
In thai viow. we shou!d certainly be mort
likeIyio procure what We wanted, and ,
lower terlas; as Il would he sean by n
that or necessiIies had become less an
our me ans grehsoF.
BIT the saspsusinn does not tax
place in this bill. or before it is Gnng ul
on the world. the susponsinn is nn' &C.
tain, and can have no influence whaie'
or. IN procuring ihis ioa. If tits there
fore ever to bo suspended OF repealed
whether form lily pledged OF no'--ihis
isfnuely tho heller time.
10 be contiRued)
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-19


STATE RANK OF ILLINoIs "A writer
in the 81. Louis Republican represents
that the liabilities Of the State Bank Of
Illinois arc now reduced to $l,700,000.
To pay this, she has nmninalIy abou, S.
5OO,O00 asscis; and the writer makes an
estimate to show that her bills, notes, re-
al estate, and specie. are now worth in
sperie, more than { S1,000,O00. Tbs wri.
Ter thinks the bank il playing the game
Of keeping her paper as worthless as pos
sible, that il may be bought up for the
benefit of the stockholders. The editot
fth. Republican estimates thar the New
York house, Negens s. Townsend. (large
slnrk hoidcTs, we supposed has been buy.
4 ing up her paper; aud he supposes that
lhe plan is To compel the banks debtors
to settle in specie. as sUOu IS her crcus
auon can be hoaght up. The editor re-
coinmends the hulders Of her notes to in
smute snii ag,inst her, instead of sacri
fcine them. lie says thaItho impression
is very common that the Bank Of Shaw
naeiown is playing tho same dishonest
game,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-19

,hc rrea,er tnls tax OF pfO'eciloa, me
isss the ability Of theBriii.h manufacturer
10 compete with other nations;lhe great,
o. the cnRn;utn Of labor siaryed out Of
no fae,gfy snsi field slaves, and lhs mnu
,niect iheiy degradation. u other woFds
ne nr,a.srias projection, the a'oro tcT
rible tho ap2rsssions and hurdons ei ih',
oroieeled; for this protective tax or high
;rriT. excise &c, is as SO much deducted
from tho aggregate wages Of tho lahnsina
nopalalon. Taxing this,which is iho onlj
correct view ofihs cost Of British pfotec
lion, VIC are able 70 see how wise wiil b
that system Of retaliation which woul'
,npuss suck protection upon our indusiFl
aus population.
This is a question in wiich The WORK
ing people Of this eguniry have th
lsepcsi interest. and they ous i I
themselves to become familiar with i
inertia. This thcy can only do by inyel
ilgalion, otherwise ,hoy may be.eniangle
,Gd caugkt.in tho wiloy sGares Of ia"
! professed Friends-,he snTAETrFITE
l-Cia. Eafaircs.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-19

means Of liquidalihglh the balsnce against
Us IN foreign countries, we seem sill
madly Lcni on incFeasing lhem. Eleven
and q half millions Of dollars in specie
wero shipped from inc single port OF New
York within he fifieen months preceding
January, 1872, and with such a draiu 90.
ing on continually. every dollar ofspacie
in the United states viii soon be INSULT
cient to meet our liabilities abroad
Stern necessity, however, will, ere long.
oxleud her laws over US, compelling us
TO limit our expenditures TO the actual
income, and 10 effect exchanges or our
agricultural products, either at home or
abroad for the products Of mechanical
skill and industry Phis would be the
case, even were the amount Of oursurplus
product likely to be lesseued."
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-19

or Seventeen towns and villages were
snOsa OF less injured by the recent Garth.
qu,ke in South America, and in nearly all
many lives were lost. A letsof datodPou
PLATA, My 80, saws;
During The Earthquake Al Sahiiogaihe
inhabitants lnshed into the Roman Cath
alic Church. to implars mercy tram llp
INST high God, and filled il u overflow
ins; and when il FELL. rivers ofblood we're
sern 20 npur thr1 the runs, praceadine
from the bodlea Of the poor souls with.
in.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-19
ArrArRg wlrn GnrAr DaLrArN.--Tho

nH
AFFAIRS wIrH GREAT BRtTAIN-Thc
rumurs Of the cunciusionof treaty with
Great Britain, are probably uufounded.---
The National Intelligenccr Of the 9Th inst.
says:
1--WE are afraid chat tho ncws is moi
only premature, but there is posshili.
" ot its noi becoming true at present. -
Certain ii is; that ruin0r represents The
settlement ~ one at lease Of the ques
lious between Greai Britain and tho u ,
nllod States, 10 have been SO difficult as
TO leave a doubt whether il can be con.
sidCred probable"
The following runlor, we suspect is al.
so premature. We give it, however,
with the other rporis on tho subject
II is from the MtysviIle E,gIe.
awe have seen letter from Washing-
Ton, ioa gentleman Of this city, Nhich
states lhal there is a rumaF currrnt ia
that city, tina The trea,y Of Lord Asbbnr.
ION AMI Nj. Webster has BEEN suldenis
hrnk"n "ll, and thai war wilh II ,ulanl
will be the inevitable canse l0enca. We
hope this may prove untrue. hut from
the high snatcc from which ouY inrorma-
ion Is derived We fear there is loo much
tru,hin the rumor.'
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-19


Coon ADEicE.--BsRneu of the N. Y.
Herald, gis.s lhe inlIlwing good advice
tn James Watson Webb. editor Of tie ~
Y. Courier aud ElquirsT, who is about
getting his discharge under the bankrupt
act, ny which means he has ''repHdiGted"
his ,lrbis iO The am ,uHt Of S 93O 900.
"Nuw when Webb gets his paper back
into his own hands, va have a piece Of
advice 10 Civ. him. Pay all your honest
bona kLe irb,s--all those debts for which
yuu mad value. You are not bound to
do so, bu, do il, aud be an honest man in
heart as we'll as in na ne. Pay none Of
IyOur spccnl ,ti0n dah,s--noiIher give
caR, to the United States Bank. Instead
of paying dollar Iuylhe Red IIArlotof
/ IPuiadeiphia--go there--find out the poor
widows and arphdns who have been rob,
he'd Of their aII hy that Blnk--Sive to
them tho $4,000 you owe tho bank
/ lf you do tins, shall consider you gen.
llnlntn--oa level with nyseli,--an L l.
d. will even gn so Car as 10 & Iht yOu
st ten PAGES, IL you can TO broughi.up 10
tho scrlich--nr fight MTshall for YOU, if
you ,lnn'I want to disturb the pnblic peace
and sIall cali you ''Cul. Webb Of the
Tegul II army" ever after.
''Come nDw, Webb, think Of thiS--bo
nm honest min Tor oRce--and ..lhatsia
good boy"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-19

o. The above Recommendation will
undoubtedly be unanimously responded
to BY the democrats Of tie different
Townships; and it is hoped thlt every
township will be fully represented in the
County Convention. Those who desire
tho success Of pure democratic mihci-
pies, NUS. not neglect tho preliminary
action hero recommended, which is SO
necessary tosncuro harmony IN oui ranks
and our triumph over tho federal advo.
Gates Of q privileged uriatocracy Of ire
spunsible bankers.
We are graiiGcd 10 hear Of a deiormin
alton among our friends to maintain th'
'domocrutic ascondency in tho county
and TO resist the attempts of our oppo
ncnts 10 divide and conquer us.
No timo is mentioned in the ab"yc
notice for holding ,he county conycnlion
We would gugges, Saturday the 18th o.
August, as a proper iirno, and George
town as proper place.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-19

The WESTERN ScnooL JOURNAL. -Ro
have received the second number OF
nea, m ,uihly periodical bsaring the a.
boyc ulIe, aud devoted to the subject Of
education. tits edited by Mr.. o. sheri-
don Lsayitt. aud pabIisssd a. Coyington,
Ky. Al fGy cents year, We are pleas
ed to hear from the Journal that its"pros.
poets are quite fair" and hope they mfy
SO continue.
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0-.r-Tha NalIanaI D .bI 81 Gtaal 3.

0s5-The Na,ieaaI d .bt of Great Bit.
sia Is about five ihoussnA millions cf dol
lars, lhs Interest Of which is Get dawn
slabaut l50 millions. We have commcn-
ceda sinular career, and ifsbe wings are
pepniiied 10 rcmtin in pnwer for Twelve
years. according 10 their present speed,
ihe Public deli of America will be about
$50 millions. requiring an aHnue TAX of
upwards af2 millions Ter the payment
sefthe Interest,". Tho prop Of this couu.
Inv do not regard public deb. in tho
Iisht Of pibEc blessing, and fiom all
appcaTances lhe advocates Of this doc
,rine. wiIlbs eincied frvm their conf.
,ience hang heloteshe expiration Of that
tmc. III fact We CONSIDER them as equiv
aIeHt ID being deianct at this very mo-
ment, and thar we are only waiting for
The constitutional period 10 aFFige 70 mako
formal announcement Of their de-
cease.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-07-19
SPURIOUS CURRENCY,

The only way to have a good curren
cy is turelIss 10 take tho bad. II coun-
'er(rit coin is received in paymentfor 10,
bor or produce on an equality with the
genuine, The good would soon be displa.
ccd by Tho spGFious. Thus il is with a
paper cnrrency. All bank notes which
are not rrdeemable in specie, arc virtual.
ly counterfeit. They pFomiae,lo pay spe.
cle on trmhnd, bni when present ed they
are not paid The c0rrecIionOf the evil
lays wuh the people. II they would have
a g"od currency they must reject tho
counterfeit. Two cnrFencies ofuheqnal
value viii not circla ate tngelher -
The bad always dispIaces the good.
Gail ADJ.
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COUNTY MEETING.

To The Democratic YOsag Men cf
Br0Wn Cossty.
The Young Mons State C"msaittce, in
compliance with the expressed wish Of
the sih Of January Convention, have is
sued call for Convention Of the Dem
ocra,ic young men Of tho State,
to be held at Culumbus on the
2sth day Of July inst. Tho Demo.
cratic young men Of Brown County are
requested 10 meet a, the Court Il1use in
Genrgelown on Saturday nexf['i,e 23d Of
July,l TO appoint delegates TO attend said
STATE Couycnlion.
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Mr. Belts, the man whois determined
% "head Captain Tyler 81 die, Y has Civ
% notice 10 tho House Of representa-.
iises thai he inicads q move to impeach
tho Ftcsident We fear that Mr. Bous
is doomed 70 death apless he adopis
somc more ayailable means to head the
Captain.