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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Wednesday, Feb. 9Th, lS43.

The bill, relating 10 roads &c, in
GAINESVILLE township, occupied the House
sometime in its discussion, and was pass
ed.
After the presentation ofpetitions, the
bill amendatory of the law, relating TO
the election of road supervisors, limiting
the electors to each disIrct-a fter some
discussion was agreed TO.
When the house took a recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Mcfarland from committee on Fl
nance, reported bach House bill for the
relief of the domestic creditors Of the
State, with an amendment striking out
the amendments made in committee Of
the whole, which extended the provisions
nfthe bill to Rail Road and Canal com.
pahics.
A discussion ensued, in which Mes.
srs. Olds Sharp and CLANCY, ably and ar
dentIy sustained the interests of these
works and all public creditors, without
discrimination, and Mr.. Byington in op.
position to the bill in whole-when it was
recommitted again.
The House adjourned.
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Domestic Importationa.

NEW ORLEANs-Shir Vickshrt-676 bbls pork Douglass
-5ss J.mesI22 bbls lard 10 % Bovce Adams
wsIo. hhds sugar SG speor EHs1 The
s,on75o Goodhue coo VIM Barnwe-2t Emanuel & Van
TeadwrIl soni7o 300 sLs corn 50 ties flax.
se,d l6o bbls 81 hhds hams 1900 kegs lard TO order
hd sugar Collins cowsO bS. pork 10 kegs Sa,tsr s do
lard Smith, Williams coa5 hhds rs bbls hams Albert-
bs alow DAVIS Casey-59 HID, sugar Leyech-25 bbs
aneed Dcaa'ss-53 bales cotton Ravens colo Robert
wisms5lll cases h,t. Rankin, Duyea co-2os5 kegs 81
SOM Henry co-2bbls box beeswax col Dbl
box Smith Murray3o bales i52 bbls flour Wilson
b1s Robinson col hhd IS bx tobacco 40 bales
New ORLEANs-Shp Aubum-5 pkgs B Smith, do bees
co-57 Buck co-So Wisner Gaze co3cks Surses Roe
coE3ss kegs lard 1868 bbs do Suydam, Sage col
b. Enss do 5 Ss Ss &
sugar do mdse Robert Williamson bales Newbo
GrrtNn NiehosI2s spragus Robinson,l do snake
son--42 hhds 46 bbls to MASTER
MqBLE-Brg savannah1so bales cotton Wisner Gale
Siprges Cleaman-25 Henop colo Masters Marfoe-si
johnson Bumittg2oeo syaves W Titco%b 'O'
APALAcHcoLA-Big ChocIsw-27 bales cotton Gray Co
Whte-75 ParmeIee. Kibpm & Rogen-is8 H Ceit & co.
III EF.BIg Crpsoe-2's hides Is otter skins
bills potatoes Tayor-76 hides Sp-ague Robinson
1863 hides IS bales skins bbs mdse engine
Is cords wool 3i5 lbs skins bbls talow do At
CHARLEsroN-sbrp sufton-I2 bales Wood Merritt,
LeSS Victor 5. ss
Bie,yerth-ioe spr.sue, Rob nson coz ck. POST
q bbs rice mar cost cks do Smith, Mills rkgs
CHARLE.roN-Brg Emilv-s c. 800 bales Hunt-a5
90 Cot eSnil do nhrm pmonrlGs dc g casks rice
tcs 20 hf do rice 1888 do Victor Duckw box mdse do
DARrrs, Ga-Bhs New Orleans-33o bales cotton Hy Colt
&co
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scns gEhcEs A sehr with bright SIDES and house
No. and coors union down ashore miles
north Of The above the description OF
ton. NC. 'N' ''' ~ '"' '''' "''
WhaIemen.
Sailed from Bristol RI 9Th inst Emerant Sherman. Indian
sgoksn-oo Abrolho: Bsnhs Nov - M.ssa.oi,, Dennoo
RssIEhs was At P.r1smsuco Dee The Phenir rsp,d on
eIGs s3; 18th JAIME. Mumoe plymouth clean; isth
Foreign ports.
HALIFAX, Jan 2s-Cd Edward. Janney, Baltimore; Wood.
lands Johnston Portland
Home Ports.
BATH Jan Sled America, Maron Cuba; Feb Alkaline,
p n1. n'sma Thar''n cub' ' Ra
Bo.ToE Feb IcSo arrival Barque hatcher is coming up
Wy 'ss;Hs Sle s%: sh. se 3d. lag
zops GIox and Is a%e f Inv
Ho,ME. Ho!E Feb There has been
e 3D. New England Croker, FIN MstaeaSS Boston Ts@a
port for Pat Aps M Sos'o
% a1 So A hs,ss s s
, m n s snGw come to anchor under Mob
day miles side light boat Ro~ens Of frosScso@n,
w b bGsSy s S
$ Il: snSS s srPs sss 6,
s%s DUa, S N"ISt r PSI,s%Sas Anc
s Block aaS T a"a
Head baqss bound Boston Also arr CANA soais from
the snow storm, for Boston CHAR Marion Higgins New.
bern, NC for Boston5h inst shipped heavy binna.
Gle and one compass b1lwarks Sc In port in ALPINE,
rampus Iidan Tama Spartan, Robert Bruce, Atlantic,
HYAsNrs. Feb 8--n port Wave; Democrat, Howes Mobile
for Boston; Compliance, and Susan.
NEWPORT, Feb AR Guess. Richmond for Portsmouth;
MI; 9Th, II Westcou Vance. Georgetown for NYork, with
loss Of fore opmast bboom and bonnet off the jib Hope
George, Yorktown for Providence
SALEM, NJ. Feb 8-Ship Washington lies about one mile
from Shore nearly abreast Salem Creek in fhoms water
ard is completely surrounded with stationary which
three inches thick.
PoRr PENN Pa. Feb 8The Gov Arnold President Venus
Jos Russell. aud rev cutter Wocott, the piers.
NEwcAsTLE, Del Feb I0-There two vessels in sight
from this placeone schr Reedy Island fats loaded with
Hour End the other the ship Wahneton said bound
New York Both are n very danaeo1s situations and have
them, if any thing couldndeed, the is drifting in such
masses that would be perlous for any thing but powerful
steamboat 10 put out from harb0r.
LEwEs Del Feb CSchr Leo went to pieces last night and
York is the only vessel the habo schr was observed of
the Cape Yesterday but has not come nprobaby bound
for the North.
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State OF Trade.

Sales OF real estate were.made day as follows -
Three story brick house and lot in University place
north OF 9Th street, % feet 10 inches front by lO5 feet
deep, $l0,550.
Three story brick house and lot adjoining Lot 25 feet
lOlnches front by 1903 # deep, $3.50
four story attic brick house 1872 Broadway, Gin
ton place % feet by 81 and lease of by 100 IT, from
Sailors Snug Harbor, bought in for $40 $50.
Three story brick house and lot No 1913 Blocker street.
near Wooster ST. House 20 by 50 feet lot as by 100 fee
bought in for $1,000
Two frame buildings, and four years lease of two lots
southeast OF 18th street and 9th Lot
feet front by 100 feet deep subject to ground rent Of
per annum $500.
Os-AmericaR nseed 70 $4,000 iMarseilles
Olive at So so; Florence, 81 rs; Crude Sperm at 90 a
81 cents
Prorisions.-A light demand for Beef and Pork and
sales So rs for Mess Pork So 80 for Prime; old
Mess 81 7S old Prime. So so rs; Mess Beef So 37t
So 49, and Prime SO So City rendered Lard cents
sales of new Western at 81 cents, though prime
brought st. second quality 81 and coarse 81 cents.
-Four and MeaL-For Western Flour, holders evince
less disposition to sell at the lowest current week
past There is little Gcnesee be had below
50 So Michigan below S44ss 100 bbs Troy sold yes.
terday at 81 a7a flat hoop Ohio, via Canal SASH 4s3;
Richmond City Mills, SIS So Georgetown 81 I2 Brandy
wine is at 81 624.
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Died.
On Saturday, 18th instant, at p. M, Mr.. JOSEPH
LANpwER.
His friends and the members of the German Beneficial
Society respectfully invited attend his funeral this
Sunday afternoon at o'clock at his late residence
ner of Bayard and Mulberry street.
On Saturday evening" nth inst of congestion of the
lungs, THOMAS DOYLE, in the seth year Of his age
The friends ofthe family invited attend his fune.
raj on Monday 18th instant, at 10 A. NJ from his late
residence, corner of Eliz abeth and Prince streets
On the 18th inst GEoRGE HEYL in the b2d year of
his age.
His friends respectfully invited to attend his funeral
this afternoon, at O'clock at the corner of Elm and
Howard streets.
- Suddenly, on Friday morning, 10th Instant RoBERr
DowE, aged 81 years third son Of Mr. Henry Dowe of
Andes, Delaware Co., N. Y.
His remains were taken there for interment
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AUCTION SALES.
TnOMA- BEL, Auctioneer.
BY BELL h HOWARD
iSisgss Nor. az fur. .srii IA Fulton 90 fsfb
SATURDAY,


AT loK O'Clock at the sales room.
m.s o and rsndd sale GG ; rate furniture , Of all Se,e
GGmpT.ing carpets, Mating oil clo,hs beds. bed.,ed;
robes sid boards. sisssn, sofas coache marble top
s; is$ s: E,'s
BoIyn foe converts %, sSsn nee Of %
A Az 80 SI y, Sailfd hair for aphSI.tsS:
Broadway, opposite Hsw%%s Hs,s ana 80 stories o. NO.
E.r: and Positive Sal Of Paintings, SOFAS: &c-By
sncen, and modern .ehoo's%medrtey after sofas equal
and rocking chairs sdonsn mahogany and maple p.rior do
f01' benches, che l%D, e .1anS
LIVE geese feather beds bo pillow a
AtIo& O'Clock in the sales room.
SAFE OF ioe,gn and domestic dry goods IN lots to
Also plsaged articles fancy goods jewely cutlery
AAS s sSSa sod vs sS ro,, and
beaver cloths and cashmere. lat, suit ss vest
s%2Ts %s i' london E guns. TRUNKS
o an, %SI"0 sill. and shsw 'ca
Also. a choice lot Of peIinmery '''''
BY fk kisEL i ( fAlkk c6L AArRsii'Gtj
Store 3e4 Broadway, corner Of Duane streets
Re- are now ready to made sayancs, any amount
attended to s' and
nI Kssus, .ae' Of LauCr; Tuesday, Fur
"'" A"o'' ~' every ssArWRpAyYA an" SATURDAY
Large Sale a. RsS GFss The :ss
% e sty ". u a French s.
stand .o,h.d mahogany ward BUREAU one toilet
and "ne fine tea table one ensn marble centre &
Bacon forte card table, quarelto tables rockers
a; ns and % Be- sold
for cash.
u,,,. H hasp.. . Sea s he .ais. ,,
Also, imported and domestic segars
Also, 10000 fine segars in bond Samples in store.
LAST coNCERT THIS SEASON
pe Sa, lis as ha d sus and the
Music wiz take place a N1S: saloon Wsdnssd
Mr. Mr. s ssssE' NJ NJ. R Rsnss.
s,snor Rapstt will on tbs occasion play two pieces Of his
Rs nc he q % this Concert which
Raps!t has been induced of the hard
wS;, " =. 'I ~ -" =. .. FIFTY CENTS.
e aH p'C% ones 'nS s'
SINGING AT SIGHT.
Of ea IL IN sE%
all lovers and '"''f NEW " SYs + EN-
perfect s'Hs e Inc
art FIVE VET D VII II ss' PER QUARTER
,f ssEsrlr"H'' cli''-T's'd'y' and Fridays h'fD'''
JUVENILE CLAss-Halfpast Z. III.
LADIES CLASS forming.
FOR iu particular. apply the residence Of M Loder ss
GEORGE LODER,
JOSEPH s. MASSETT. Principals
Institute, No tn East Corner of Grand and Broadway.
f9is3tsr
SS TH5 THN s, ss a5sss:
s 9ssy rss ss with Ts w. 9? of
ARD-4OO Barrels prime Ohio Lard ex ship Ocmulgee,
L. sale by +. X. COLLINS CO,
f8r Sc South street.
NOTICE. Found one horse b nket buffalo robe,
IN which the by calling No 270 Blocker
proving property and paying for this advertisement.
f9N$rc
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PoBT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY IL.
Cleared.


Coz n,,$ B1t,on Liv s1Ss1 %
s FEssfI:s Hssn
@sTSGS eSs O. BarS s.
Brain. GRAND FUN Notion Sey oIs,a Ne;%h, Leeds s
sS
ns ol NOBLE on the m shin Mary
Philips Pratt for Apaachcola, and Jig Plymouth ftoma'
ship 0cORee Jr d 70 days from New Orleans with cot
shp Arbpn. Dur.es i days from New Orleans, with
Ship Viclsburs Berry 10 days from New Orleans, with cot
an. e 6 day: s" Of ss r ss
Mas.Ssy iG was dysa ID .S the w s s,s
8rs s:vsnosh Hawy days from Mobile with cotton to
ses'er on the has 70 days nSh H,srs
sS sS%Isss ;s%s
oa BRIG az sT SS cot
sailed y CO. with brig HSr s,s Jones for MYS vv
mdse to r. NJ Atwaer The Z. days noh Of Cape
sss Emily, Sherwood days from Charleston with cotton
Brig New Orleans Alden days RON Daneu with cotton
Brig Peter Dsm Lewis from Darcn with $50 bales cotton
Brig Calais Demng from Porto Cabello via New London
and cotton, Irwin. Sailed with schr Sterling
fSriOw,
Barque Albert Henry, Barstow from Mobile.
sailed.
Ships La Duchesse dOrleans. Richardson, Havre Eutsw
Thompson Lverpool Meta Bem Meyer Bremen; Isabella
Brml Anderson do; W'raw, Hahaway NOriesns; Spring,
Skofed Mobile; bgs Madison, Bulkey Savannah Cumber
land Hsdey Havana Frances Ann, Green Mobile; schr Sep
tember, Dawes, La Guayra, and Others.
General Record.
FoREIor LETTER OrrIcE The Wellington, for London
will sail to-day, and the Uned States tomorrow for Liverpool
Iher letter bags are at Girin 8, in III, Exchange
VESSELS DUE AT BosToN.-There due at this ror
accordus 20 Ut az the Exchange News Room 90 sns az
saiiing accouD has be n received. 800 ' w ''N
FREieHrs The following condensed satcme nj of shin.
ping At the prepa, southern taken from Boston
ing busines al the South " wv e'"
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Passengers Arrived,

steer'ge -
NEw ORLEANs-Ship Aubum-R Marsh Morris Cant
Wood, lady and chd. ' 'f
NEW ORLEANsaShip Oconee-S Pardessus.
MAXWELL -
CHARLEsroN-Ship Suuon-R Read w Smith
CHARLEsToN-Brig Emly-C Hrbbell, w Hubbeu B
Livingston, c w Case. -
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$sis,s9O 90
236,s55 &c
S5,sI3,4 400 5.Os7 $3.50 90 22s, sl6 IA

S56I3.a0O $50 % 228si6 "a
Where the $2s7 of profits Life Insurance u.s. and
has been does not appear from this account Is in the
breeches pocket of Mr. Nicol7 In JAN. lS42 there
nominal excess of $50 900 assets and surplus of 5000 oOO
The robberies, since then 1913 900 admitted, and
$22900O depreciation acknowledged $547 OO0 from which
deduct what appears surplus in the returns and
the deficiency, $2s7 900 81 per cent. The committee
must suppose tn community exceedingly guble. when
they pretend say, after admitting their abomnabe and
dsgraceul carelessness in allowing officer to rob the
Company of IS per cent OF the whole capital conceal ii
for many years. and only discover by the help hired
accountant after many weeks labor that $4,000 900 of
mortgages dated prior to 1885, the very Of mad
speculation have been well looked after depre
cate but7oOOO or less than per cent Why do they
not state how much interest is delinquent In JAM ls4
interest had not been paid on over 100000.
The following statistics from the Commissioners
ethe of Kentucky for the present year. It
will be very interesting information to the people II will
be that the decrease in the value taxable property
since last year. is exceeding thirty millions of dollars and
the decrease in the will exceed foryfv thou
sand dollars !, will be remembered that the estimates
the treasury department and the commissioners OF the
sinking fund.- last year. based upon the supposton
that the revenue would remain firm and even then
small deficit was anticipated by the best informed
the subject Hence it will be that the deficit next
January must be at least fifty thousand dollars which will
haveto be supplied by increased taxation. The legisa
tors may make their minds to raise the taxes
from twenty to twenty-five on the hundred dollars
The valuation exhibited by this table, exceeds our ex
pectatons which may be accounted for from the fact
that valuation principally before the extreme
hard times commenced
STATEMENT TAXABLE rRoPEnry IN TINE STARE or
KENTUCKY, TAKEN FROM THE CoMMI ssroNrRs, IL, oxs
RETURNED SECOND AUDITOR, ron rHE Yeas
l9i AND 1879. ALSO, SHOWING THs DIFFERENCES IN THE
q o.
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MONEY MARKET.
Saturday. Feb. ll-6

MONEY MARKET.
Saturday, Feb. 11--6 p. M.
Sales were less than usual to-day and prices generally
declined Kentucky SIS, II per cent Ohio 6's OF ls6Ol
per cent.
At the New Board the features presented and
the usual amount of business done.
The report of Mr. Ogden in behalf Of the Directors of
the New York Life and Trust Company gives the follow
ing the result OF the examination into the books of
the Company
Carital of the Company, $1,000 900
Supposed surplus on hand, 200 900
49, -- $1,000 900
Detaicauon oil Nlcoll, $4,000
- Balance $882 900
Deduct estimated depre citation Of property, 229 00O
Balance, 1858 900
They then state that they have got invested some
where $2s7 o0o which they call the profits life nsur
and annuties being the earnings of the Company
since the commencement of those transactions Nearly
whole they aay has been allowed to remain
mulatng fund This addedto the above balance makes
the deficiency $4,000 or II per cent The Liabilities
compared with the report Of last year are follows
NJ IT,
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Foreign Emportxtions,

ST. MARTINs-Brg Will5o6 five franc pieces $685. sedoub-
Icons Labou-1 box old silver pkg do box peee 1880 bbls
salt do potatoes 1000 Schesipger-s8O0 bbls
oranges oulk X son.
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- Bedford Nantucket Shouts BOSTON Portland
Kenne beck and other Office al FRYE Shaws Nau.
cal Store, 222 Water, Beekman street. n Y-Vice
Adams Express Boston, DAYS before wanted
Charge the a from Gay Head. las Imsr
O01VDTNI, f.:i
Is 10. .;r w.. n rev sns.e zen eMch arc gentleman aud
; vie can DC sccommodaea with good board and every
" private iahhy' al NO. ~ Robinson street.
esteIday aternoonn z Park rcd pocket book
containing sum oil money. The owner can have 1t by
calling at 43 Orchard ST. proving propertyand paying for this
advertsemtnt fig 2tm
Copy PJ T,II DI,NNT, -1,cs TOTlL5 LTTSIST5
WI A'i"AA Nv ,lEn ~ - - !. = DOOh-hE1r-
lNG FOR SALE.
THE undersigned off for sale the right of his
ri Bookkeeping which has yet 80 years with
out fah'r alteration mprG This Book of
the profit able standard works in the u States and will
large member of the rade who
purchi the right 1t has through ed
tou in the hands Of Collins Brother Co. booksellers Of
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NJ A RIT I'M E HERALD
Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem il favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
TO Commodore ROBERT SrLvEy, Of News Fleet Re
po Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo
Foreign Newspapers News they have. He will
board them Immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents, home abroad vii confer favor by
sending to this Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information Of kind will be thankfully
received.
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ct no man enter into large business while he ignorant
gree of natural abilities will supply this deficiency
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Away Of learning hs Necessary branch Of. educa
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