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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-27

Commentator Common tatcr). among the
HOOSier GirlS.-A correspondent of the Flcay-
une says he was at ball IN the Hooiser.land,
but made no acquaintauces ill after supper.
When supper was over, he was surprized 10
notice many came back to the dancing room
with all sorts Of eatables. Feeling disposed
to take share in the froc, he stepped up to
bouncing ass, and asked if sPe would honor
him with her hand in dance,
sin course shall" said she calling to her
sister, here, Sal, just hold my tater while
take trot with this ere hoss"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-27

The value Of these and other miscellaneous
articles s. must reach 'Abu, forty millions of dol.
iars-Ine products. of manufacturing industry
IN this State muse reach about thirty mlllons;.
and as much mere is the valse of labor put on.
the intrinsic 'lue of permanent property.
vi Inc se"haiy millions Of production, about
Twenty-Five millions in value, are surplus pros
ducts, for which the State, receives value in
money or goods. .......".
The exp enses Of the State Government Of
Ohio have been less, in proportion to the pops
ua'lon. han in any other State in the Union,
except Ilorth Carolina, and as low as that g.
10 me White population much lower. ....
Tie e.! penses of the State ......
W Ohio, 10 each soul, 10. IA cents
Ot Massachusetts 60
Of New York 81
OftVuginia AZ
OF Kentucky 33
This is the civil expenses Of those States..
independent of the public works. - Cincinnath
Chronicle.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-27

NICE EQUILIBRIUM. In the county Of
Westmoreland, England, there are 29. .23 perc
sons Of the sex masculine, aud 1925 persona
of the sex feminine. Singular to relate, the
numcer of children under three years of age 10
lust 29,233. .. ...
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-27
POPULATION OF OHIO.

The ceusus of 1910 gives the popuIVtior.
OF the State l,5l9,467. Of this number, the
able bodied men ia business are 357, l43.
The annual income Of the labor Of 357, ,l43
laborng men, without reference 10 sp,lll or the e.
mode Of employment, is about cue hundred
millions Of dollars A great part Of lhisEis ex..-
pended in the improvement Of farms, houses.
&c, without entering INTO tho prO ductive crop.
But the following account Of the crops will
show thatthe above is pretty correct ee,i-.-
mate Of the annual value Of labor in this s,s,e.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-01-27

Work FOR DEAD HoRsE- There is man
20 years old, at Sandy Hill New York, who
has worked on an average sixteen hours per
diem for the last twenty years to pay not 10 O.
which he had endorsed, and for which he had
never received The value Ofoue far,hlng That
is too bad.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-04
Mahins .oa! iot IL -, iiys years u S2-'''@
...., a,.r,c,r ii sl,5i9 NJ /! >

An ayc;a e pr scar ~ Sl,"i?ui =
l,,.L.li,y,d that tbs department - necessary .
The paaLc interest ard that tpo n 4" present. iof
Io cher mart If The state establishment; ~ liichnohc
4 ,,c armory md ir exIefior u the pen;leht'
~ ghis department mi.!i be changed v'ii' great az
v,,,,ne To the public interest; It hight ~ coh't'u
into military school, upon the same genera ph',p,eS
The Military institute AT Lexington y ionhdeu. ~
such al, institution over the present organ
eaton man! and so obvious, ~. y :
ueasur. recommended wall meet with little or 10 oPpos
ION In The inst place, a nearly ALL the necessary
Idiuus are ereced or the accommodation OF oo'n Tue
and cadets go that the State need be al little, u
uny expense on t!is score Again. some ac,nai service
r,,r,ed hy those who we'll acquainted nh such
scInols as very desirable to tie cadets Actual ser
,c. ,y,old IL here required Moreover should such
= chance h, made, The Legislature should annex TIE
sam. condition has been suggested III rpraiu "
n.,y Grants 10 the Institute al Lexington inns thr
number Of we'll qual ned school iedcGsts "oha W se!
mach increased Besides N the present ineicient or
,,n,y,t,oo ii the militia of the STATE, military science
"a in dancer Of falling into general disregard, as Sc
r;ou.I IA threaten The public safety IN case OF war
Raising IN Young men ut good promise, IN every &C.
material District Of. the State, AMI making thcm III
early life well acquainted with The SCIENCE oi war,
would 90 far 10 remedy EXISTING evils. Nor should II
no o;erlooked that tins il not proposal to increase
the number of The military establishments OF the
State 10 such proposal The public mind would pro-
badly and for good reasons, be opposed. II IS merely
nrono,al 10 change the character Of an institution
which j. already in existence, and winch, no doubt
under son, form vii rnnaue to exist Tor generations
10 come Can any doubt, that IN this State, we'e-
ona,ed military school he preferred to the best re-
guated garrison Of common soldiers. The foregoing
Statements have SPECIAL force from the fact that even
including all necessary alterations in the buildings
known MS The Stale Armory til" contemplated change
will not cost the State than the present public
guard. By examination OF The BOOKS Of w fI!se
Auditor il appears that the average number OF The pup
he ouard or the las, five years. has been eighty
one year it was scvenyve--one year Il Was eighty
one-one year i; eigatyfve-,wo years u VS.
e,ul,ty.two The cost OF this establishment tor lie last
l;ra yeur, las baen
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s,rViE sliI0ol rs luuIsAi Sch."i iof '@ r'ii
& ] l,,r. ,,,l lie opened III. residence ~ the coin
- . I,n., IN Nonda. liz 18th day 81 january newt in''
ill., ;,, I!,nc. ii tiiss Caaoo H. Dodge o Sr" h@.' !"
,,u,. ,, y tn Ia:"s hcliy Recommended ~, hti Ii'"
moral and intellectual take raas 81 The ri1"tt"h
!. ,,. i,ir In ihS uul ever; Ing ~ ~ taught n.'rS
y ~ ,.t,,,,c currlrtr and finished ine.h Education;
. ~ L,., .ro,,pr and Mn-c Tie strdfICn = III
~ ~ ro,at, rfr,r,ll III GOOD Health; "H! ~ r""2i5
~, on,- R,,,o1d i nj render s"ry accessible if"' dlS
~, ~ ~. s,,. Sly az eight youn. a!i", MI - taken -
,d,s il, -, family Tie IL, board aud tt'"n !" ~ =
49, ia, it,.tt ,.. Il, ei li,,ii.,. Iti -'i." tl+ t-'h
, t,- education rii'C.i. and ''"'ir-'
IN. l-n spared IN rour.r. r"pi't le"'ht'. ''i-'H>
,.,, "a .nd ;,r daughters pn,d- - ti- rr"'' -
- ,,,. 49,, a. rirIy q. pu--hr, III tiuh.r - If'
ir,t II, post.,,,cc - P,i,irsvi. i,,ii ,,'ni..
= '''''7' - Ci.Ai Ton e.. tULEMtN.
. -, ,n,, -, .l-.awu
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Making a ,ota! for tise wears, Of

And an annual average Of Sal i27 Is IS
The COS, 10 the State Of each regular cadet at LIZ
inron is a fraction under one hundred aud thirty dol
lars Supposng the cost OF each TO the Stale, III lsch
mond should the change be made, BE- S2o more, or Slo
then euh,y regular cadets would annually cos; the State
$4,000 Allowing $1,000 for ctiicerss salaries, The
whole expense would be $4,000, which sum IS less by
more than S600A than the State has pad Tor the pnhc
guard in either Of ihc last two years It's believed that
The present expenses oi the public guard would be
enou oh 10 maintain the institution, should the change
be- made Irregular cadets, paying their own expenses,
could be admitted and many applications would no DOUBT
be made Last june there we're some hnnd:eds Of snch
notifications tie file nj the Institute at Lexington, ana
more than a!f Of ie present corps IS D! that class II
il considered that might he properly affirmed, that
not only will cent additional b. drawn from The
Treasury to sustain the expenses Of the contemplated
chance bu, that several thousand xii be saved 10 the
wealth and made available for literary or other
purposes.
II i earnestly recommended that provision be made
that both the military institutes take cadets from The
Great mass lie INDECENT in the Commonwealth, TO be
recommended f.. their peculiar merits BY the school
commissioners to board for their felrcon; hus Lax
ing so much material from the body OF The people,
10 ba manufactured into teachers and sent back 10 tue
naoole Ia manufacture the raw material itself
Such are the subjects which claimed end have re-
ceived the attention OF the Convention whose behalf,
and as their humble organ address you They are
Of deep import to the well being and prosperity OF the
Commonwealth ard wi! M doaolfeceiSt 'I"'" us W.
neral Assembly i;s most deliberate sdrFat'on For
his we ask under the strongest assurance that The re.
sult viii be- to advance The enduring happiness OF those
whom you represent.
In behalf Of the Convention.
JAMES W. GARRETT Prt.i1eat.
En- WATTS, IL y. r.
ROBERT W. CARTER. y. r.
JOHN n. PEYTON, y. r.
NATHANIEL. T. VENtBLE y. r.
RICHARD II. T0IER. Stersary.
EDWARD 6. CRENP, Ssere.arp.
JOHN Il CIofT0S,
gRIScOE e. BALDWIN
THOMAS RITCHlf,
ROBERT &. SCOTT,
THOMAS L. MITCHELL,
JAMES. B. THORNTON, j..
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IN CHSSCERY-Ai Cont held for Sussex County, AT tie
4 Cour, hal.e thereof the il day Of November. lci:
Phoebe Halls, Fhihli''
against
1,.h.,,,h TI,,is aud Iosenh HALLS Defendants:
Tn. defendants Znclafnh Halls and Joseph Halls mol nav
nr entered appearance and given security according 70
The Act c Assembly, and n Rules Of this Court AMI "9pr-
liz satisfactory evidence that they nhahIaui4 oi '
ordered SAID defendants Do her" On
the first DAY and answer he ' 81 NE h
,,g and It ir fcrhwifh inserted IN sc'e
snaper published The cts q, Richmond, or Two months
ucce-iv.y and posted front door o lie Court house d
'''' '0''! L. LtSIEg C. ..
n, 2-ws
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.luATtHENE Tor sALE-ihis Tract "f Land obtaining
~ 10 ncfr situated ~ The county II orange tc IT.
Babuur-vIr and within mi. u ti Gcrorss lie
nrpu TIE buildings comfortable and comnmiogs. and ~.
L,::h Virginia This eahi-i n,ni IN been
occupied hnrdn. and day school, aud w. calculated for
tho 1mr i"r professional other gentleman desiring
hcaltly anil pirlsui residence for his family. Ii dtpo>ed
Is 18Th 1T January next, vii then b. fur
Apply til" s'ihscrr, fa.bours,illc, Orange Va.
}. H. NEW MAN.
NJ, III t,-vlt,y
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r.,aa'e ssminsrs a, 0ak Grore Corolue county, ia.

rDilE suscfihor 10 the pnhr thar the sccn for
yo,ne Ladies, his residence, mites East II White
rhiiHnr, tanl sill be continued the
direction and Of Mr. Dnn"n and hi- Lady.
TIE viii the 18th ri jrinar! AMI
itr 5ia December, allow II, te mcn:h Of August
1T Vacation.
T- II -ind,r WI embrace The branches Z! thorough
glatcal, Hnsct Ins, sigcaor including the Latin and
French The domestic management u The Yong la
dies chiehy upon the Mistress ~ TIE school The
teachers the advantages Of many successful expert
the proicu sni will take pleasure - called uron N
producing >a.etc!v Testimonials Of moral fitness AMI literary
competency.
l.;G location rcra;ei All hra,y-n"t II sickness
tie place during The Year. TIE hGdrr
aa erected cNpre at tie accommodation Of boarding
FG.i.S
Tens fiaJ gogaJs u Gircne'.J
FL Beard Washing, aud Tuition IN English branches, SiG1
Tuition IN Lain sai French, M r,ira charge
Lessons tr taken IN Music a tic Masters charge
Each pnpl urnl. herself :, III towels All lights.
Address po>, ~. White Chh,nej T. o., Caroline COUNT,
' GEO r. POLLARD, Prc7-i-'-r
sTn a"aia opportunities from quarter, i - deemed
proper here, that; under eireuin.sacr- viii ais BE-
admitted pafa,
Oct. 70 Sl-'vi
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Whole Tickets slN-shhrr- la proportion.
c.ii!dcac x package Il - whole Tickets VII y 'eL
slJ1sGarcs IN proportion
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IMpnMrEn rGrsrsE Mln ..anl - en..1ne

ce,iLcsic - ptcAa.. .; " Whole r.a-;t ~, ~ =
: lat---ha-s IA Proportion.
Dtu. - ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-04
IL CuANCERY.-,t Enlc* holden N Tho clrrA', q

IL CEkf.it Encs holden IL" tirrk. Office at ~
Crc, Cont - Law and CEanrcrl nr Cumberland
cuiHiy. tic ~. tly 81 November, I'll:
The Htual Assurance Suri against ire buildings IT liz
state ~ Virginia, lialnt!:
a-aH-t
hr; Carson. Nome Carson, liz iandr AMI Nnl,na In VIE
nr. lov, IN ai ~. IT, aud lIezrk,h Ford, Administer
Tor at ir,r.. t'af-pf. .rcca<ed DEFENDANTS:
i,f,n!ar;.. EiSoharh McMarnush George Carson. An
E..r Aorzo Carson. Dr. lnndril AMI
Mayinl wc Lowell and Emiiy HI mic not asing
tered 3I tury accafn: T. M a. :"
l--a,, ari IL CONT. and appeaGis ~ sis
factory ,vilrucr. RI; a"' iuatan - 'i- r"ttN ]
Uirr.d, .ald Defendant, d appear mere g" ~ ~
DAY ~ the ncxt March i.rG The i ~ ~. plaihi
ana TINT copy ul-I u fiihw III inserted !" >'n r"t
paper !ll ii ne - Richmond ~ ~" i''
'0""''' "ef' i. D. WooDsOS. h. C.
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rY,O OWNERS uF STATE STOCK &c.-ln addition ID Gf
liu.nr-> generally VIII attend Inrciuiy
pn5rh, mi 4 other stocks, ami G.c
= Drgrat cri interest ne most moderate term.
LtDWEl.T. II. BROWN.
Iih Tlrr Nv
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for JannRrH 2M.
VIRGINIA !EEsEi RI LOTTERY L1a-- Z u II Il
IanLnEA OOH. l. =.
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r>rGTrf--E,>S liGGiHa:-Thc Annual Mcrn. of III,
hhn.i,s o The Bark ii Iginia VIII IT. held IT.,
Banking l!;ai,e tie cry Of Richmond. H. r TUESDAY
January urN. j. W. PEGR M, CiSfIs-.
Dec. 3-v
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wishing purchase, apply 70 Nj. T. H. Castor,
aun. The aJnrln. the Anauea plantation,
Who WI -tpw the premises Al ny residence ~ Hunts
uru. and New Orleans during ir Winter:
TIE .tsr bo' .! the iiamialinn. ~ IL quite 10
saniagrous. MEREDITH CALHOUN
u,r
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~ '''''''''
The military establishments hei"neihs 70 'n@ ''s
Virginia, are w" afs'na'S one the wv, -
ton. ana the other ~ ihe ci'y "i hi.hi'u' ~ n's'
= these was aDon' ,hf'e years - - w. - IN
&'si'Hrc' converted IRON, 9a',s'" - ~" .',
"lo military institute .'en -, ''> c'1nsr '"e 5''"us
"r rs support was Sp' ~, su'' n'd,''a'aeu 1"
IAN, ma an average - u :" WI. 10y
va tue protection q '' p"o'e "'.ns o'"ee '',e avs
nal has been changed N s character 'e anu''y eo"
nn"s ihr same So""o'] aIlou.h 'ie H'e''ee " IT,
de's' actually supported ~ ne =
sfeal'r uan 'h1 average """'o'' - S''"'ei' -
y pnhic service a. ''e sum P'iS'' aNi
~ -i'"e n"'es ~ s- ,sa',.,nd
r".u'r - - ''ss .'V ac,,onc,u
~ ""''''r" ,to r. .,s,rd:
~ 49,. .,',, ',,i, ~ .,,,,
~. ~ - r, d,,I,,a~y ,ns,,e b,s =, all
- -. - ~. ,' ..a ,o,nhs-s ,rho rcc,;rn
), present. ,h- small salary Of twenty seven hun
aed dolIsra leaving for all other purposes three thou
s,na ;aree aa,:,ed dollars. w,t' this average
ii atau, /. nj, our students supported, The hghee,
number ben. rwcny.ci,hi and the lowest tw"n'y-
rdosc regular cadets, The irregular cadets are
supported h. eir means There we're at the com
n"nccmsn, Il the present term sixty four cadets .: ta
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NEW MUSIC.

~ u w OoIN.
lust received the following pieces of New Music,
y at the old established Store, two doors east oil
18th street. w. flSCHEh.
Bonnie Charlie, a fayorite Scotch song.
The Woodland Call Duet, by T.. J. Loder
The Poets Eegy-Weep for a star from our hrma-
ment taken--Lines on the death OF Thomas
Haynes Bayly, Esq, arranged for two voices.
NY heart is in the yellow leaf by F. Weiland.
NV soldier wears tartan plaid by J. Barnett.
Fall of the Oak words by G. Hill, Esq, Of Wash
ton, music by j. ii. Hewitt.
Miss Lucy Long.
Shun not the village churchyard Duett, written By
Il. II. Bayly, Esq.
Kate Anderson, my Kate by N. CROUCH
Time was thy locks were brown, friend John by
f. J. Loder
There's bliss in the morning of love; by J. A
Wade.
Wishes by s. Nelson.
Come Come! Soldier come !-Gee.
watch for thee, Serenade by X. Thomas
A Mothers love; words adapted to beautiful
German melody, and dedicated to ''Amela'
by w. c. Peters.
Farewell farewell. for the Guitar, by F. Weiland
Swiss Girls Dream, do do
My fondest, my farest, do do
Sleep my child, do do
BE it folly or frenzy, do F. kinlock.
Merrily, merrily sounds the horn for the Guitar.
III build for thee an altar for the Guitar, b,
ID. C. Yon
L'invitatione a la Chase; by G. Blessner.
Dream is past, arranged as quick step by F. Wei
Vienna Snipes Waltz by J. X. Cpl
Quadrles from Tampa, for two performers.
Hail Columbia, with variations.
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nor SALE.-Fory-seven thousand dollars in
Il Certificates of the United States Treasury, bear.
ing the interest of eight per centum per annum until
payment shall be made by the Mexican Government
in money Treasury notes receivable at the Mexl-
can custom houses in payment Of duties upon goods
entered for importation or expectation, according to
the article of the Convention of the th OF April,
1899. between the United States and Mexico, and the
act of Congress of June 18th, 1910.
The owners of said Certificates of tho Treasury
Department of the United States for the above sum
of AZ 900 purposng to make visit in Europe, will
sell either said amount, its totalty in sums to suit
purchasers on accommodating terms, for silver or
gold Offers to be addressed through the post office
to s. H. & Co In case of parity Of offers, members
of Congress shall be preferred Offers received until
the 18th inst s. III. & Co.
WIsHNdTos, ID. c. March 2, lS42.