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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14


For sale by EANUFI D now
sign oitnr Rack Roy sud Mortar,
mn TO Mansion loose. Richmond Va.
lust received ser the fchr Wiism Burke q ffthsr
supply of Ices very surcror Backing. tiafe lee a
thompson, f ff Hfff sgnai % 1Hg ne trJrR
}. WATKINS co.
Successors samuel Pufnay.
mh Opposite th' Ruins EsEle Hotel
ASTRAL LAMPS.
HAVE Ou Inuf. splendid assortment OF AsfralIamas
no frl and crE1n patterns. which will sou AZ unu.
sna.Iy low prccs. cal and sec.
mh % JAS EVANS Chin, st,ye
CASHMERE, SIX, barge, ssnn fani velvet shs,.,- ir
- great variety. vcrF cheap. T. r phi
lNLOES X BROTHER,
AscNonecrs ard Commission Merchants
HIVE 'rst received, sud cder or sale a. Reduced
4 4 Ff.Haa.
l1 lcNhcr Trunks, Of oodlulnty
~ Mahogany Bureaus assorted
t"l Icnns Nulcii and Plain ieffarHul Clp Papar
-uoNtn Eugush 1ui Rdssia Quils
NNahofany Secretaries
aitlten Wood seat Chairs
30 Cane hn Hn
- SnriuE sols Work sands and sideboarlfs
30 i,l low PUGET Tumhcr1
'ounry MercLsnfs and oners, n want % cheap fools
tfe Invited fprivc ust call APP
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14

d " I'l'H'I " y ,'Vull 2 aVO'' ne "ankf-
1D0 bb.s Richardson's superior OLD Nhi-ssy,
IOO Idat Gccc we'd and flt "a c low fot cash. hy
WADE ". WOOtpNlngE,
"a An Hrr. .F..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14

/ AIDES CHEAP nIOHOCCO SLIPPERS.
II Ne have now hant, large stock OF ladies' Mo
rocco slippers Ell "a por PAIR tncy very good aud
handsome, oi Philadelphia manufacture.
judah NNER@ & CO,
b., - T.sbt,n,rts ~, -, So n,,i.,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14

I y HHDs handsome rorio Rico sugar. Just re- We
~ snd ior ssle. nah ~ GORDON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14

| hniE-- y ?$IiDa T:c HOG~DA AND PLAN e:IIy
h'.N9'i' pN.sN St'''.- = ,i!u. 1s,Jt:fac., 81
zee i''" over s's-s. f.. lii.s f 80. o. a. u, al. 80
i-'''rs"Hi a,o-sc c-il sE.i ~; f'.tns,i,e-, at
ID. BtillNG IOS I. CtI'S
"t Nausfgr FI,t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14

i-ADiN%' NEiSs .UrEEIO:. frisESCU
nOIsUsts a Nd KID sLIPEEts md
IS: t.ScH =. :SS-Ri.h 7arI I.l-4r1rf,--r
WE hay. IN hini, suPpy II ladies F,c III s"socoo
w aul tti -hu,l.t~ Iht ties 81 a',nnI M-nuL.r.
lure 'htci' 80" ,sn,r G,-t rate 10 which we .s
- attention Il ihc Ls,u-thcy re ,u,.i~ ~ tie i-tcst
i'.i".f'- Bal ilNGT,)N { 60.
"a ~ N-nzH Iiui..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14

HAVANA OVANoEs-JnH received ., bbs
an WILLIAMS a HAX.LL,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-27
NOTICE.
May 4, I842

NOTICE is hereby given that will
apply to the Commissioners OF Carroll
county at their June SESSION PRAYING for
an alteration Of lhe road leading from
Joseph B. TidbaII's Mill to the Sleubeu,
vile and Canton road. The proposed
alteration of said road Is as follows; To
commence on The top Of the bill west Of
John Reny's house and continue along
The line helw, e6 lhe said Reny and Con-
rad Marker 10 the said Reuy S line, thence
to continue straight to the mouth Of Ire
lane between John Miller and Jacob
Flgly on the line between them, and 10
continue between sald Miller and Frgly
TIL it inlersecls the road leading by Dan.
ieI Entnsl's to the said SreubeuvlIIe road
and continue along said road till it in.
ersecls The TldbaIl road again
JACOB FlGLEY.
May 1 lS4e.
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SIlerin's Sale.

BY virtue of sundry executions to me
directed nul of The Court Of Common
Pleas Of Carroll and Stark counties, |
VIII offer for sale in the town of Down.
lngVilIe, Carroll county, Ohio, on Friday
the 81 day fJune next, the following de.
scrlOed property, viz, one white Cow,
two setts Of Windsor chairs, two Rocking
chairs, one kitchen table, eight Window
blinds, four Window curlains, one Frank.
lin stove, pipe and mounting, one cook
ing stove, pipe and cooking utensils, one
cupboard 4 qneensware, one looking
glass, and ono bedslead and hedding.-
Sale TO commence at II o'cjo.k A. NJ
Taken il execution ard will be sold by
me.
DAVID WATT, S6'F.
Nav 20, 1912.
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NMERIFF,S SALE.

BY virtue Of a writ Of uend eTpo. lssu
ed out OF The court OF common pleas OF
Carroll county, to me directed, will
offer for sale at The house ol John Nj. Ly
lie, on Saturday tho llth day of June
next, the following property, to wit: 1900
lbs. country tobacco, one Roam mare,
saddle and bride, Dearborn wagon &
harness, one ox.cart, Tobacco screw &
press, so bushels rye, whie COW, two
hundred wards Kentucky Jeans, | cyleD.
der and Book case, | brass s day clock,
| Bureau, / Stand, Breakfas; tables, 2
setls Of chairs, 4 5e1sleads, beds and
bedding, common stove d pipe, 2 doz.
Straw bonnets, pair Shoes, 2l0 lbs iron,
s bali gallon jars, 6 tin cans, 2 dozen
TASKS and bottles, 8 pair scales and 2
sets weights, 81 boxes glass 10 by ~,
2 show cases, | desk, 30 crooks, 10 dish.
es, one dozen plates. 8 pitchers, 9 dozen
hay rakes, bolt brown muslin, l and a
half dozen German silver spoons, 3 doz
do tea, and half dozen handke rchlefs
| lot of vesIings, l8 sett of gilt buttons
(coat0 8 gross common buttons, | pack
ofpins, ! and a half gross wooden combs
80 yards brown holland, 10 bottles OF
ink, 2 sets glass KNOBS, dozeu riddIng
combs, l lot of Spool and Skein thread
| dozen German silver butter knives,
lot of mousseline de Iaine, 9 and a h2i
boxes percussion caps, and half doz
corn brooms, and 10000 common cI-
gars. Sale to commence at II o'cioct
on said day. Taken in execution anC
will be sold by me-.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
May 27, lS42.
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SHERIFFiS SALE.

PURSUANT to suadry wrlto of alias
plw, alias Vendi. erponaS, to me directed,
ISSUED out Of the Court ot Common Pleas
Of Carroll county, | a,l offer for sale at
The door OF The court house, in Carroll
ion, on Saturday the 4lh day Of June
next, between the hours of 10 o'clock
A, NJ. 8'4 P NJ. the following real estate
situate in ssid county, TO wit: Part Of
the Moth East quarter Of Sec. n. in
township l3 Range 6. OF the Sicuben'
vile Laud district, continuing 2S and a
half acres.
ALSO-Iot No. 29, in the town Of
New Hagerslown, lying and heDng in
sad county. Attendance given by
DAVID WATT, Sheriff,
April 90, 1912.
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deed thank him for il, for only for
that, J would probably never have seen
IL; not being a render Of the Jeaersonian
in which it originally appeared
Your color'd correspondent Brown is
very liberal in his assertions as to the
views Of aboIlionisis 10 tho United
States, but it so happens that he bases
his argument on false foundation. lie
says in the commencement that he has
undertaken TO prove that tho aboI-
tlonlsts are enemies 10 the United
States and mankind in general, as we'll
as to the Creator" here request the
reader to refer to the production of Col
Brown, TO see how far he has establish.
ed his position, This will be a shorter
method Of testing il than entering into
argument and cannot fail TO be equally
conclusive.
He then goes on to state how the ex.
erlions Of aboIitionisis injure the United
States "by aiding and assisting the
slaves TO escape from their masters and
helping them on TO Canada, knowing
that as soon as they get there they gen.
orally enlist in the British army (for the
Coils veracity wish he had not made
this asserIon) which is the common enc.
my Of the United States. The common
enemy Of the United States! How the
Col. draws th,s conclusion | cannot com
prehend-was he at the Thames? and
how many coIored men did the British
army, which there surrendered 10 our
brave troops commanded by the lament
ed Harrison, contain. Ab, Col! Co. I!
| fear your Southern principles are
about 10 carry you beyond the bounds
oI duty TO your country; but so it is, if
the Southern slave holders could only
find men enough like you at the North,
they would have no difficulty in binding
our national policy 20 the support OF slave
labor at the South, while the great in.
teress Of free labor at the East and
North would be left as they have been
with respect TO our great staples, uapro.
tected. But COL, it is to be otherwise
The great Creator, no doubt, has the
plan laid, and the time fixed, when the
poor helpless African will cease 10
groan in bondage: and the people Of
the United Siases will soon convince the
Save holders Of tho South, that the
Union was not formed solely for their
benefit, notwithstanding your exertion'
to bolster up The political party 10 which
you adhere.
| now, Mr.. Editor, bid COL Brown
the miller Of Monroe, the Northern man
with Southern princi pies, the man who
would twist the Scriptures, the Consli-
tuition and the laws Of his country to
base politcal purposes, good bye, hoping
ere long he may see his error, and see
ing ii am confident (lor | know him tc
be in many things candid many he
will confess and lorsake, and find for
giveness | hope the Col. will let "
have grist on the Tariff and The pro
tccfiUe principle as soon as he gather,
; head, as the progress of the HON
: LcGgA6rS is becoming somewhat alarm
ing.
OLD PENNSYLVANIA
Nav 18th, l842.
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think, is of the first order. The words
we know are excellent; and without
good words, music is all "sound and fu.
~ sigDifying nothing" BY the way
the April number of the Companion
came up missing leaving our folks in
an agony for the conclusion Of 'Blddy
WoodhuI's" fortunes. OrWiII the
Publisher do US the favor TO forward US
the April number?
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Wool Cardimg.

THE subscribers having entered into
partnership 10 The above business, would
inform The public that they have attached
a Tramp Wheel 10 heir Machinery, at
tue old stand Of Moore, four miles South
OF Carroll'on, aud one mile east oI Tope's
Mil, IN Union township, Carroll county,
where they are prepared 10 do work IN
The best manner and ou reasonable terms.
They will also Full aad Dress cloth. -
Al work entrusted 10 lhem will be care
fully done, as they pledge themselves 10
pay for all Wool spoiled by their neglect,
All kinds OF produce taken in pay menl
Tor work done by them.
MOORE g. SCOTT.
MAY 90, lS42.
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In Bankruptcy.

On the application Of David Hersb,
laborer, Of Carroll county, The above
case having been referred to me as com.
missioner oil BaukruPts, for the county Of
Carroll, Ohio, by the Honorable District
Court Of The United States for the State
OF Ohio, | will take and receive proof Of
claims oil creditors at my office in the
town Of CarroIIon, Ohio, during the bu.
siness hours of each day until The 18th
Gay of June next.
ROBERT McCLAVE,
Commissioner
CarrolIton, May 81, ls42.
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MOTI0A.

There will be petition presented lC
the Commissioners Of Carroll county al
their next Session praying for an altera
ton ot the Mahlou Beatty road, com
mencinclng IN the lane between David
Beatty aud John Beatty, in Brown Ip.,
thence West through the lands Of John
Beatty and others, 10 the Pekin road near
David Whilelords, in Brown township,
Carroll county, Ohio.
May 2, lS42.
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SHERIFF'.S SALE

By virtue Ola writ OF Vendi ErgoHas
issued out OF The Court of Common Pleas
for CARROT county, and to me directed,
| will expose TO sale or Monday the l3 III
day Of June 1912, at the door OF the
Court house in ;arrolIon, between the
hours prescribed by law, the following
real estate, TO wit: The West half Of he
North West quarter Of Section II, Town
ship 10, of Range 6. Taken in execu-
ton and will lie sold bv me-.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
MAY l3, lS42.
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NOTICE.

There will he petition presented to
the Commissioners Of Carroll county, at
their next session, praying for an altert
ton of he John Potter road, in SAID
cOunly,-said alteration to commence
near the Norh West corner of David
BeaIty's land in Augusta township,
thence south along the Franklin aud
CarrolIlon Sate gtads to the mouth Of
Lgz,rus Erns's lane, ON said road in
Washington township, Carroll county,
OHIO.
April 80, 1912.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that will opply tc
the Commlssonrrs of Carroll county,
Ohio, at their June session, Tor a county
road, commencing al the corner OF lands
owned by Andrew Sptalt, Peter Barn,
hart, and Conrad Marker, thence to run
along the line beiNeen Spratt and Mar
ker 10 the corner between Samuel Love
Andrew Spratt, and John Reny, thence
to Intersecl the Spratl road.
PErER BARNFIART.
May 4, l842.
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THE STATE OF OHIO, CO
CARROLL COUNTY. ~

'nG cSnro,l Hra = ,,oDEry. U[ Uli'o' IS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vacation after March Term, A. D. 1912.
Joseph FrgIey,
vs..
Priscilla Clinton, widow OF John Clinton,
deceased, Dlniel TIIberg and Margaret
his wife, John Clinton, Margaret Gin
ton, jacob Clinton, Priscilla Clinton and
Eliza Clinton, (hers at law of Thomas
Clinton, dec'd,) Dewilt Clinton, (helr at
law Of Charles Clinton, decay WiIliom
Norris and Nancy his wife, JOHN Clinton,
Edward Clinton, William Clinton and
Peter Clinton (heirs at law Of Abel CIiu-
ton, decd. } and the heirs (unknown) Of
Abraham Crabs and Priscilla his wife,
deceased, The said defendants viii
take notice that a 2e'iton was filed a.
gainst them on the 28lh day Of April. A.
d. lS42, in the Court Of Common Pleas,
in and for said couniv OF Carroll, by Jo-
seph FIgIey, and is now pending, where.
in the said Joseph Figiey demands par.
tIton Of the North east quarter dissection
twenty three in township fourteen Of
Range five, situated in said county, aud
containing One hundred and 6ty nine
acres, more or less; and also that the
dover of said Priscilla Clinton, widow
of John Clinton, deceased, be assigned
her in said premises; that at the next
term of said court, application will be
made by said petitioner for an order that
partition OF said premises may be made, q.
that one equal undivided tenth part there
of may be set off to him in severaIly.
JOSEPH FlGLEY,
BY his Attorneys,
Pedrce, StarkWeather & Jarvis,
April 30, lS42.
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&ERERIFF,S SALE.

By virtue of ola writ Of f. fa etleu fa
issued out Of the Court Of Common pleas
of Carroll county, TO me directed, f! vii!
offer for sale at the door Of the Court
house IN CarroIIton, on Saturday, the
llth day Of June next, the following pro-
perly, 10 wit: one Bay horse, one sorrel
mare and colt. Sale to commence at
J. o'clock on said duy. Taken IN exc
cuIlon and will he sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
AhSOa7
AT The same time and place, by virtue of
a writ Of f. ia. et leo. ia. issued out Of
the courI Common Pleas Of Carroll co
to me directed, will offer for sale one
Gray horse and one bay horse. Taken
in execution and will he sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
May 27, 1912.
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PEACE AND PLENTY.

1ENHE subscIbec takes this method Of
a informing his friends and the pub.
lie in general, that he Eas taken and fit.
ted up that well known
TAVERN STAND,
In :he town of Minerva, Carroll county,
sign Of the "GoLDEN BELL,"-Where
he hopes by strict attention to business
to merit liberal share of the public pat.
ronage. His accommodations will be the
best the market can afford.
ELI CLARK.
Minerva, MAY 27, 1912.
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A CAR I'D.
May 6, l842.

DR.. JoHN BoNFIELD has located at
Waynesburgh, Stark county. Ohio; and
would most respectfully terder his pro-
ressiopal services to his friends and the
public Dr.. BonfeId may be called on
at any time, (when not elsewhere en-
gagged in his prolession,) at the resi-
dence Of R, Irwin, Esq. next door below
R X Gray's Store.
Wayuesburgh, April %, ls42.
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SHERTFF'S SALE.

BY virtue oI a writ off ia. Il leo. 70
issued out of the Court u, Common Pleas
OF Carroll county, Ohio, to me directed, |
will offer Tor sale al the door Of the Court
mouse ia Carroilton, on Monday the 18Th
day ot June, A. ID. 1912, helwcen the
hours OF 10 O'Clock A. Al Il 4 2. NJ. the
following real estate TO wit: the Soul
east quarter of section 80 township Ia
Range 4, wit the improvements thereon
Faken IN execution aud will be sold b,
me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
MAY 6, 1912
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Minerva, May 27, 1912.
SHERIFF'S SALE,

BY virtue ola writ Of f. ia, ct lena.
.tdcidS. issued out of the Court of Com.
mon Pleas Of Carroll county, Ohio, to
me directed, will offer for sale at the
residence Of William tIaoke Drown rp. J
me following ProPerty,to wit: Seventy.
hive acres of Wheat In the ground: also,
Seventy.fve acres of wheat in The ground
on said Hawkes. premises, on The farm
purchased OF Harris called the Boue-
brake farm. Sale TO commence At II
O'Clock on Friday the 10Th day Of June
next.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
Nav II, 1912.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-05-27

Mn, EDITOR:
should not have troubled you
or your readers oil this lime IN noticing
the production Of The miller of Monroe,
that Northern man with Southern prln
cipIes, which APPEARED in The Free Press
Of the 29th uIl., buI for the vanity he
exhibits by requesting a more extended
circulation through the Free Press. In
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UNITED STATES UI TRICT COURT, DIS
TGICr OF OHIO.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

NOTICE is hereby given that David
Hcrsh, laborer, Of Carroll county, has Fl
led in this court his petition 10 be decar-
ed Bankrupt; and that the same will he
heard on the 30h day Of June next. at 8
o'clock, A NJ. at the Court house in the
city Of Columbus. in SAID District
Atlcst-WM. NJ lNER, Clerk.
Nav II, lS42,
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SHERIFFtS SAEE

BY virue Of a writ Of uendi, erponds
issued oul OF the Court of Common Pleas
OF Carrot conuty, 10 me drecred, ! viii
offer Ior sale at The door ot The COur
House ~ Carfollton, on Saturday the
llh day JUna next, between the hours
oi 10 O'Clock. a. M. and 4 O'Clock P. NJ
the following real estate, to wit: lot No
u in the town Of Troy (now Malvern.
llh the improvements thereof. TakeG
in execution and will he sold hy me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
May 6, 1S42.
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TIE STATE OF OHIO,l c,

TIE STATE OF OuIO,l ss
CARROLL COUNTY,
Robert M'Clave, administrator Of the !
estate Of David J. Levy, decd. /
Us
Elizabeth Levy Pt "a. J
BY virtue Of special order Of the
Court Of Common Pleas Tor sald couuty.
The rnders gued VII sell u, pubic or
private sale, the undivided half of lot
No. 30 in A,kinsou's addition TO the tom
Of CarrolIton, on the llh day Of June
next. Said lot subject to the dover os-
tate Of the widow n! deceased
ROBERT M'CLAVE,
administrator Of said estate.
May 27, 1912.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
March Term, A. D, ls42.
Dauiel Bdrrler, ] p.,i,; g.
VS..
Henry BHrier, ct ais. Partition
BY virtue of an order OF said Court, 10
me directed, | will offer for sale at The
door Of the Court house 10 Carrollon,
on Saturday the lllh day Of June A, D
I842, between the hours Of 10 o'cIor k
A. N. and 4 P. NJ. the following descri-
bed real estate, TO wit: the west half of
the South west quarter Of section 81 in
township l2, (Loudon) aud Range a.
containing eighty and eighty,seven aud
a half hundredths Of an acre.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
May 6, 1912.
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gIsygMgggaS SALE

BY virtue OF n writ Of rendi erponGs
issued out of the Court of Common Pleas,
OF Carroll county, TO me directed, | will
offer for sale at tho door of the Court
House, in Carrolron, on Saturday tbs
llth day Of June next, ut | o'cIork, P
NJ. tho following property, to wit: ouf
three horse wagon, 2 mitch rows. foul
helflers, two year old Bull. 20 head o.
Sheep, gray mare, Bay horse, one
year old brown mare and two hundred
bushels of Wheat. Taken in exec uton
and will be sold bv me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
May Fl, l642.
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DIVINE SERVICE.

FThe Rev. RICHARD GREY will
preach in the Episcopal Church, in Car.
rollton, on Sunday next at 4 o'clock
P. NJ,
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SAMUEL STERLING.
JOHN STERLING,

CarroIItoh, April 22d, l842.
N B. The subscriber would return
his thanks to his friends for the liberal
manner n which they have pa!ronzed
him; and hopes they will continue to call
with the new firm. lie would also re-
mind those that are indebted TO him that
he would be pleased to have a settlement
he hopes his friends will not neglect
this.
SAMUEL STERLING,
April 22, lS42.
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and in tact very arlcIc belonging to
ihcir business All work made to order
upon the shortest notice, and in lhe neat
est and most substantial manner They
viii work noue but the hest materIal.-
TheiI prices will be low Tor pay in haud.
They hope by strict attention TO business
to merit and receive liberal share OF
public patronage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-09
WOo2hIrII's Esfilunfs Eirinp,s I'D
22,l34,7a0

Mr. Woodbury's estimate did not embrace the
penses and appropriations Of the Extra Session. which
amounted to So 900 did his estimate of
ceps embrace the loan, but confined itselfto affairs
they then existed Leaving out the receipts from the
loan will be that his estimate within 81 50O
600 OF the actual amount according to Forwards report
consequently, had the expenses been confined to thai
which was strictly necessary the government would not
now be bankrupt but Sc 600 600 spent at extra
session to releve the people, which OF course ncreas
ed the demand upon the Treasury. When Mr. Ew
ing into office he endeavored to depress tho esma
ted receipts and increase the expenditures with the view
to spare the necessity Of lean The report Of Mr. For
wsrd showing the actual results prove that had the
expenses Of the year been confined to the actual es
mates OF the several departments, the ridiculous extra
session avoided, and the affairs Of the government
Quoted with that regard to economy which common
sense would have warranted in the present exigences
of the financial world, the failure of the loan and the
loss OF credit to the government would only have
been avoided, but surplus would have been in the
treasury, instead OF the actual dshonor that has
overtaken the government and which affects its credit
to such extent that its six per cent obligations
quoted at 95a9s per cent in the market.