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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-16
Fan <fOck Of Ikavttsc0re.
gglCElAssSs X GARDNER.

Importers aud Dealers la Foreign mud Donestie
Hardware. Cutlery ssw"-. sssddI~ry, dsc.
AT No. % WEsr MAIN STREET,
Sign Of The AlH Sntc. Richmond Jirgnia,
4 RE receiving, per ships Rob Roy. Washington. s.
N Richard Anderson from Liverpool direct 10 this
Port, their Fall supply oi English Hardware Consisting
tevery variety oi birmingham and Sheffield Goods,
Witch, being purchased Tor cash, and imported direct.
they pledge themselves 10 sell AS low the same goods
can be purchased in this any Northern market. We
are also receiving from the manufacturers our supply OF
Domestic Goods and eau ol,r the attention of Coun-
ny Merchants very superior assortment OF English
and American Hardware. aud at prices which cannol
fail 10 give satisfaction
We respectfully invite all who visit this market IL
give us call aud examine Tor themselves.
RICHARDS & GARDNER.
NJ %, West Main Street.
Richmond. Aug. % wiwd
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CHINA ~ra,tiE, rsenOret.

~ RICHARDS having removed his store 10 the
" house iormerly occupied by Col Charles Phelps.
opposite Mr. John HELMS. offers tor sale
ment of China, Glass and Eanhenwaro, expressly pur
chased for This market, amongst which are
White Granite Dinner Sets.
Green Chimon do do
Blue Sneanese do do
Blue Molino do do
Fluted White Granite do do
Fancy Toc, Sets. Q pieces
White Granite do
Blue lihnna do
Waite China Tea Sets. - pieces,
Raised figure do do
Fine Enameed do do
limitation do do
Lard Lamps and Looking Glasses. Glass Preserves,
Galleries. Tunhefs. Wines &c.
Pitchers, Plates Dishes. SIC.
Also. nm assortment ol Stone and Common Ear,hon
ware of all kinds, which will DO sold cheap for cash
by {. RICHARDS
Dec II
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r.'.yC1' aud Triple
Sill X q q q ID q
U'LLLfus. R.7.NKLv & PE.wvLMyayv.
No. GO WILLIAM STREET.

UiLLL7.WS. Ra.NKl.v 4 PEJNNLM.4yV.
No. CO WILLIAM STREET.
CORNER or cnpAR STREET, rEw YoRx.
WOULD call The attention Of Merchants visiting
w New York for their Fail supplies to their ext-dll
sive nssor,nent Of entirely
NEW STYLES FALL GOODS
To their ordinary stock. which co,prisrs full and ge
neral variety of Staple and Fancy Silk Coos they have
been making large additions Of ENTIRELY NEW
STYLES, expressly adapted IN the season
FROM tire facilities which they possess in The purchase
of Goods at tho very lowest poes-ileir unfisa1ed and
very extensive assoflwentihey feel assured thai il wilt
be IN their power To offer extraordinary Inducements III
purchasers who desire aud deserve buy tho very
best terms, and they determined spare no pains
10 make II Tor The interest Of such make ,le selections
from their stuck. Ia
DRESS GOODS
they can show great range Of styles, In Rich Pfihtcd
Cashmere D'fcosse of latest PARIS patterns; Tiesans
Grape DE LANES. Muslin DE Lainos Of Parn STYLES:
never before offered.
Aipaccas, Bonbazines, Black and Blue Silk. low and
high priced.
SiLkS-~CameleonB roc,do Silks Cameoou Br,chi
Striped Silks Plain aud Satin Striped Elecrhe aues:
Black and blue Black Satin Striped and Brocade kQur-
Silks; Satin Striped Gros CRANES; Black and ijluo
Black Gros de SWISS Italian lusrngs; Gos de Rhei ms,
Gros dAlrquos; Black and blue Black Sa,ius Plain aud
Figured Sailns, Also
sing Bonnet Silks and Sans of entirely new styes Bon
MT and Cap Ribbons rich Fall patterns; new desigus
Bonnet Nolves. plain cors black aud blue black fyur-
ed, shaded. PLAID; cut aud uncut.
IACES.
Cap Iaces in great variety, Of new and elegant pat
terms Trimming laces and Lace EJgings. black sad
whites SILK, Lsle, Gupurc, Mechlin. Brussels, Sc.
Thread laees and Edsings, French. German and
English.
SUAWI.S
Rol Cashmore and .foche Long and Square Shawls.
Ihlbet Muslin do lanc Kabyle. Plaid, Woolen Nett,
Sc, &c.
SILK slIAWl.s-Dark Ca,neleou, Satin Striped;
figured, Sc
GLOVES AND MIrfS,
In every variety for GenIleren. ladies' and Misses OF
Kid o the most approved manufacture, Duck, Merino,
Woolleo. Silk. Lace. Eliot, Egyptian. India nubbes
&c.
Their stock will be found to comprise fill assovt-
non Of all the varous small items needed, and they in.
wife the attention OF Buyers. with the fullest confde ncd
that they can supply every wan, IN their liae.
| New York. Angs 3mf
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L.Y.V'D .IY.IE(TfOy.

RDuRSuANfioa decree Of the circuit superior court
Il oil law and chancery ior the county vi Amherst
pronounced on the 3oh day Of August, Sii in the case
OF John DlIlard and Reuben Carver, Plaintiffs against
Thomas kngh, and Lucinda, his wlie and others De
iehdanls the Undersigned, appointed commissioner for
that purpose. will SELL to the highest bidder. on the
premises, on the 2l OF October next fr cash a certain
TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,
IN the county OF Amherst, described as Lot NJ D. the
estate OF James London Sr, dec containing sixty nine
acres, rood aud thirteen poles.
JOHN WHITEHEAD. ID. s.
for James Pc,ceh SD # .i,tAsrat, Com'r.
Sept. 10 wtls
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-16

There viii he barbecue given at Mt. Laurel
in the county Of Halifax, Friday and Saturday
the 2lh and DIST days of September. II is de
jgded To be free and public, aud all parties aud
all persons invited to attend. And the wings in
vled to bring their best and aoes speakers it is de
siSne that there shall be free and foil discussion of the
questions involved in tie approaching Presidential cleo
lion. There will be preparation made for several thou
sand pesons and ii is expected continue for two days.
By The Committee.
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ENisSs at .YiIC2sOls.

DURsuANT to decree of the circuit superior court
q OF IaW and chancery for the county OF Amherst,
pronounced on the 3st day Of August, 1912, in the
case Of ,he President, Directors & Company Of the
Bank Of Virginia and Others Plaintiffs against William
II. Garland, trustee for Jane Garland and others, Do>
fendanls the Undersigned appointed commissioner Tor
that purpose, will SELL TO the highest bidder at Amherst
court house on the third Monday in October next (be
ing court day,) six, twelve and eighteen months
credit rail- except enough to pay Inc expenses Of the
So, 'rr which cash will be reqnreJ,) certain
Tfsac.. OBJ PARCEL OF LAND,
living in the county OF .mhers' and adjoining the lands
u David s. Garland. Peo.ar kgerIanh Is 'he tract
nnrcbased by John Ware ST. of JJhd Lusk, Containing
three hundred aud eighty acres. The purchaser VIII
be required give bond and good personal security, and
the title retained as further security.
JAS. POWELL, SlG. Of .amherst, Com'r,
BY John HhheteaI, lbs Deputy.
Sept. 10 "tds
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,ssrsz.ss:zszzs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MARIE CT.

Married, in Lynchburg, on the 2lh inst, by the Rev.
Thomas Jones. Capt. joins Il. CREIGHTON to Mrs.
SARAH Ann JACKSON, daughter Of Benjamin r. Hill
yard. formerly OF Fredericksburg; both Of Mlddlesex
county.
o. The Richmond Christian Advocate and Freder-
lckshura papers will please cory.
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q ECO. w. DOMAIN,

GEO. w. DOM AN,
L.11E OF PETER SBURG;
Grocer, Commission n E0rsr0rIinc
MIRO E.y.s'1,
Basin Bank IN the Brick Building recently erected b.,
l.. b. Crcnsha,r, Esq, RrcnMoND,
OFFERS FOR SALE, Sugar, Salt, Coffee, Mo
" asses Leather, Bacon, &c. &C.; and sollcs con-
SHIPMENTS Of Tobacco, Fonr, Wheat and general pro
dncc.
All business entrusted 10 me will be faithfully attend
ed TO-. GEORGE w. DOMAIN.
refer, by permission, to Messrs. kevan 4 Brother,
McIvane, Brownley s Co, n. NJ. Martin < Donnaus
Sam'l. Mordecai Esq, Lewis +. Hicks. Col Henry
Thwcait. Petersburg Messrs. )no. Mahen * CO. Webb
Bacon & Co.. w. :. s. }. Donnan. Jno. G.. Iiobson,
Esq. -am' Marx, Gen. }. w. Pegram, Richmond.
Richmond, Sept. 10 I'm
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EOes RENT.

INHE Brick House on Maia Street. one square below
! the Franklin Hotel. at prcsen occupied by MIR
Quinn. Possession given the first day ri October. Ap.
ply Ia my mather, Eliza g. Lambeth. who Is authorized
10 act Tor me IN my absence.
JOHN w. LAMBETH.
Sep 9 w2wif
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FALL GOODS.
Eirsf in III ar set.

EOllN J. fuRNlS. wholesale and retail Dry Goods
~ Merchant Lyhehburg, Va. has Just received a
large Supply .Nt,c Goods which will be sold al m-
usually toie prices Tor CASH.
Sept IL 3wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-16

BUCKINGHAM DISTRICT CONVENTION
This Convention Will be held on the 10Th and 20ll
of September number Of distinguished speakers are
expected to be in attendance All persons, OF all parties
cordially inv ed attend; aud ample provision will
be made for their accommodation The Ladies es-
peeiay invited.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-16

o. The Richmond Wing states that the able nun
bers enl!ieI Fair Proposition'' are now ready in
distribution 10 any extent. They valuable, only
for present distribution, but for future reference.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-16

o.. The Wheeling Gazette OF the ID inst. slys: "a
number Of uur worthy, honest German-citizsus being
being convinced of The rnnous tendency Of I4ocoioco
measures AID the iaseness and hypocrisy Of the pro-
LESSONS Of The Locuoc1 leaders. have within few
days past, enrolled themselves anung the friends Of
Clay, Frelinghuysen aud the country"
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o. GOV. Polk has treated with silent contempt the
letter sddr, ssed to lin by committee If Dtmocraiic
voters ii Cumberland county. peunsy lyania) asking
an explicit statement 81 his opniuns the Tariff quts
lion. Has he 'nu principles f,r the public eye"i Is
he play my General Mum! If 81, where is has COM
mltIee ul conscience keepcrsf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-16
" illiain Il Mary College.

IIsllE Lectures in this Institution will commence ON
Il the ID Monday in Oclober
Course efhe Degree Of a. D.
JUNIOR lr,a.
Bellies Leiires. Logic. Ethics aud IEsiorv--Th. r.
Dew. President aud proirssar
.n"i.o"ai Lde,.Bevery Tucker. Proiessor
.,iethea,aiics- Robert Saunders. Professor.
ohemlsirg-J.hn Minglon. prolessor
SENIOR NnAu.
~ fohi,eai ECONOMY aud Metaphysics Thomas r.
Dew. Professor.
Natural Philosophy -John Milling,on. Professor.
.hdthemaiIcs-Robert Saunders. Professor
iNnErENpgNr CLASSES.
Lue u Tucker Pulcssor
Preparatory Mathematics Robert Saunders. Profess
sur.
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
.7ae,eai Ldngaages-Chares Mnnigerode Prues.
10 enter the Junior Latin Class the student must be
rrepaf.d 10 read Salus aud Nire and Tor admission
't'o The Jonor Gfeoek Glass he be prepared To
read Aenophuu.
Erpeasesefa Regular Siudeai
junior in,n.
Fees to three Professors $50 each 400
Hall lee (natunal law 10
Ma,riculation fee +
Board. including lights. fuel and washing 1870
$eo5
SENIOR YsAn.
Fees To three profes sors so
Naturalization Zee =
Board, sc, AS before, I9o
lNpErENprNr CLAssrs
Junior Latin %
Senior do. on
Junior Greek On
Seror do. On
Preparatory Mathematics %
49,, a A
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DANIEL. NFRTNER.
JOHN BRAND.


The people may infer from these statements, how
much reliance is 10 be placed upon the iasehoods which
the party mint COINS 50 rah'uly against me nlnslfl9us
mers are unworthy 10 unouse.
Our readers will remember the unqualified testimony
hnrne t., the character Of Mr.. Clay by the Rev DR..
Bascom, who has known him intimately Tor twenty
years and they need not be surprised to hear that The
,landeers "nut-venouing all the worms of Nile" are
fastening their angs upon the spo!ess reputation of that
DISTINGUISHED gentleman. But the character of Dr. Bas
com is loo well known 10 tie Whole country, 10 need
defence against such assaults. IT, however, they think
he is not competent or credible witness, what will they
SOY to the fact stated by the Lexington Observer that
the forty t,co cegymen, Of all persnaslons resident in
iha, city. all but firo are the personal and political
friends oi Henry Clay? Would his be the case if he
were so debased AID pnfgale he is represented by
his fendlsh enemies? Let all impartial men answer
the question.
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL

MI ! FWVEFys sFVNEOTtF Y btFIIt!s
FENliE Rev. G.. W LfYBURN will open Gas
4 steal School at Liberty, the Isl Of October.
Boarding can be had in highly respectable families of
the place. Any further information can be had by ad
dressing Mr. l.. al Liberty.
sent l6 3t-2if lof
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TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY.

TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY.
hlSI RECEIVED. and opened. a splendid lot of
- KNIVES AND FORKS, consisting of every
quality from the very best balance handle Irory in sets
of 81 pieces to the common article pockef huires
some OF which very supcror Rasors Scissors Nee
dies the very best | could get in New York; Ra.or
Straps, &c &c All of which were selected expressly
tor the retail trade, and will be sold very ow.-Pease
call and see them, at the sign OF the Big Pitcher
ID. w. MOORE.
Sept. l6 Is
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n Cd X X II q II
IL THE TOBACCO FACTORY oppo-
G@NJ:.ns site Lynchs Warehouse, is for rent.
Es9gti;A This house is well calculated for an ex-
- iensive business. being built expressly flr
ll1t purpose. The house is 60 by 20 in 'front.' with
twisting loom in rear and first rate cellar room for
prziug bellows also sweat house in Of the building
Possession be had ON the st OF October, 1874 For
terms, please apply to the subscriber
A. LIGGAT.
Sept l6 w3wf
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E'OOE,%.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
MIR. JOHN S.CASkIE of Richmond will deliver
w he annual Literary Address before the Union So
cIey Of Hampton Sidney College on the l9th Of Sep
temher-lhe day after commencement.
Tho anniversary meeting of the Union Society vii
be held in their Hall on the evening of "Wednesday the
18th of September.
The public respectfully invited to attend Seye,
raj addresses may be expected.
Aug II tiTSit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-16

N. Cldg and his Cals1in'oiers We recently Re.
- i, = sneech delivered 10y Mt Graves of kentncLv
:, The Nashville Wing nte'ile. In With be exraria
ed with Just severity that Infamous HELLER OF Mr. Clay.
w." Iohn NJ MeCalla. As IT To render himself sill
're ,ol,mous this man McC ALA recently ru1 forth a
" c.lunny acsinst Mr. Clay. (under the guise of an
" ,o,ous ell,r. the authorship Of " hich has since
sDon raced 10 him. the character Of which will be
oa,herrd from the following triumphant rolulation:
Tr,,, The Itaington. ky. tLstiter AID Rfpolier
A GARD.
The subscribers. Projectors OF the Blue Lick Springs
,re harmed with surprise that John NJ. McC all,
# Iexinei.n is husly engaged in freIagaling That Mr.
clay during late visit 10 This place. engaged in
s,nbling and that lie and sone Other gentlemen had
= n several hundred dollars. few weeks aon Mr.
ry rassed several days al this place, during which it
,in,d every day. lie passed his mornings in reading
md writing mih which he appeared 10 he much occu-
med and IN receiving companyi aud The evenings gen
llv with H.. ladies'. retiring To bed lnvarahly before
IN u',Lck It is impossible that any PERSONS conduct
,oud have been more genllenanly. dlened Correct
A. N,CalIa was MT here, AMI We d, not hnaw from
" ha shy or infamous itlorner he derives his inlarla>
,, bui lie he who he nay. II is a erass SANDER.
"' I. X L. T. ilOLLADAY.
Run LICK SPRINGS. August, ISL.
'rbe subscribers. ctIz MS Of Lexington accompanied
Il, iJo, Henry Clay 70 the Blue l.icks ON Tuesday
,e 2aJ july 1874, and returned with him the Mon.
,.v following, having travelled Together in the
s,Iriane hired for the occasion. They have seen. with
,,sxpresshle surprise, statement IN Cincinnati paper
hat Mr. Clay engaged in gambling tie Sab
hath and while occupied clergyman was intradu-
cod 10 him. We think II due TO truth TO declare that
the statement is an atTocons and unounded caluuny in
a., its particulars. Having gone TO that watering place
as friends and neghbors OF MI Clay, we were every
nav nay every hour, except when III bed toaeihef and
if fact so Inconsistent with the saereduess Of the Sab,
hath had occurred thai alleged could not have es
c,ped our know ledge. We scarcely need add that Mr.
Gays conduct, throughout The period Of saourn at
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.T'OYECE.
I SHALL petition the next General Assembly. for
= leave To erect Dam Smiths River ut An
geca Falls. BEN. }. CAMPBELL.
Patrick CO., Sept l6 WIN
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-05-17
From the Ohio Statesman.
DEMOCRATIC SENTIMENTS.

Mr.. Melville, at democratic meet
ing in New York, expressed the feel
ing of his heart in the following clear,
beautiful and effective manner. This
is the doctrine-the feelings OF every
true democrat. How different from
The low, sneaking, dirty coon, with a
soul as contracted as federalism is dam
gerous and corrupt:
.srurn we now to the new-tangled
and short-Iived Native American party.
Their name and style should be the
ANTI american party---('remend"ns
cheering for some minu'es)-becaGse
their principles are characterized BY an
ngratltude, narrowness OF view, =
want oflrue palri,tism, Il Llgoted. Into-
arant and prosecuting !In' Which are
nv thing else but ,mercan They
acK vitalitv-they can be iIkened +"
N inverted pyramid; sure TO tnpple
over. Their whole scheme vi '"t,oh
is comprised in IN attempt to pr 'cure
he essential modification ol repea. al
tue present. naturalz ton law, com,
,ined with IL war upon the foreign vote.
TIE Fmeign ro'r!! III ere is NJ toreI-n
vote. Greet appIause.) Wew1il new
er recognize any di>'i,tlnn 'etween ii e
native and adopted citizen; we are one
and the same; \mericlnS all. (R"new-
ed cheerY.) Let the safety IN Stnhl'
tv of our Government b.. menoced to-
morrow; | care not how; or by whom:
by domestic treason or foreign 10 ce;
and I'll stake my souls sllv"'ln thA'
the naluralized ciiizrn would be true ;
steel. (tireat appause.) ln<ie 'd "i
beinr defcien in, they would brlnn oN
er with patriorisn. They would CON
tribute their money & shed their blood
oh! how gladly and how willingly -
to Keep the flag of freedom flying
(Deafening applause, and cries oi they
done 50 before, and they'd do 50 Il
gain"
"Fag of the fre, hearts only home
By angel hands to valor given,
Thy stars have lit the welkln dome
And all thy hues were born II
Heaven.
Forever float that standard sheet!
Where breathes the foe but falls
before US,
| With freedoms soil beneath our feet
I And freedoms banner streaming
DER u.s."
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-05-17

"ATTENTIoN THE WHOLE. "A major
of militia, in Pennsylvania, who had re-
Gently been elected. and Who was MOI
overbur1hened with brains, Iook it into
his head on the morning of parade. TO
90 out and exercise little by himself.
The "lield'' selected for this purpose
was his own stoop. Placing himself
in military attitude, with his sword
drawn, he exclaimed-"Attention the
whole! Rear rank, three PAGES. march,
aud he tumbled down the cellar.
His wife, hearing the noise occasion.
ed in falling, came running out, and
asked -
"My dear, have YOU killed yourself?'
"Go into the house, woman," said
the major; "what do you know about
uar?"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-05-17

Mir. Ul"y rose, and SaId tnal me
would repeat what he did say on tie
occasion referred to b. the honorable
Senator from Indiana We quot.
from the proceedings in Congress
..He did say that the squalters on t,e
public lands were LAW Less RAB'
BILE; that they might as well seize up
on ourtorts, our arsen Is, or on the pup
lie treasure, as 10 rush out and seize II
the pubic lands
Here Mr.. Clay's enmity to the Pl"-
neer OF slhe West broke cut upon Me
native us well as naturaiised citIzen'
So anxious was Mr. Clay that the rlci
monopoIizer of the public lands should
not be arrested in their lawless course
that lie could not think ofgrantlng pre-
emption rights to those who had settled
in, and cleared up the wilderness in ad'
vance ofthe sweep of the monopolIzer':
hand. The Pioneer emigrants a s.id,o
less rabble!9'--Mr. Clay must have
Just come from a "cologne water IN
spection--a "Clay Bali" OF exquisltes
| - Statesman.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-05-17
PROSPECTUS
nF
THE SPIRIT OF DEM OCR ACsY
a peekly Journui, +
To BE- PUBLISHED IN wouDsFlEp. OHIO.
BY JANIS r. MoRRIs.

In assuming the control t public
Journal, Gust. M renders it necessary,
that the Editor should point out the
course lie lnteads to pursue. In ic-
rordnnce with This usage, lie will brief
ly SAY, that he intends to advocate
the measures of the Democratic Party;
and that he will inscribe on his BAN
ner. us the voice of Ohio, the name OF
MARTIN VAN BUREN, for presi-
dent of the United States, Subject to
tile decision ola National Convention.)
and the name of DAVlD1OD, as
The pemocfalic Candidate for Govern
or of Ohio. In doing this, the Ed
itor ilatters himself. that he meets the
appreciation OF the Democracy, of
Monroe County,
In addition to the most important
News nfthe day, both Foreign and
Domestic, the paper will contain the
usual enlel tainlng and instructive va
iety. One object, which the Editor
will keep constantly IN view. an o
which he hopes never to loose sight
will he to guard the interest OF the
Farmers. Mechanics, and Working
men generally, in relation to their
rights and the duties they owe to
themselves and posterity.
The Congressional and Legislative
news y III be gvenin the proper sea-
son; and al laws affecting township
officers will he published, each year,
oeIore they arrive for dislrib fion.
The Editor has at considerable
expense, purchased a new printing
press and materials, md therefore
,sks that his feeble exeriipns ioplease
aud inform the public, may he met by
a corresponding liherality on the p; IT
"fhis fellow-citizens, who are the
trends oiLIBEnTY and EQUAL. RlonTs.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-05-17

This is The cheapest paper ever Of
fered to the people of Ohio, and We
shall be under the necessity, in all cases,
of receiving the money in aduaace.
The approaching campaign is of The
utmo,t Importance TO the safety. llb'r-
ty, and welfare of this government and
ople.-rhe old bargain and bargain
ers of l824-5, between Adams and
Clay, must all come under review. and
the people must again decide that ques-
ton, and the thousand other questions
now connected with that black and
corrupt act, such as an assumption OF
State debts, rs decided upon by the
Maryland elections, and reSolulk:n
lust introduced into the PENNSYLVANIA
Legisature-a U. $. Bank. &c. &c.
The times demand that every man
should do his duty--that every repub-
Iican should be at his post-,hat truth
shorId be scattered wherever error is
found. We issue our Campaign Paper
tD meet tllc WulilS W lilc HuIlleItlls
CLU BIS that have desired information
on the subject.
Democrats! let US at once go to
work.--'rhe honor and salvation oI
this Union depends on You exerIion>
our soil, the soil Of Oregon. is in dan
ger if federalism gets power in our
Councils. Throw aside ull minor queS.
tons, and stand forth for your coun
try.
@Where it is convenient, we should
prefer the CLUBpapers to one direc-
lion.
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durln. the nonth of March, will receive
their pupels from tie time their names
are received at This office, unles, back
numbers Should be on hand, when they
nj lie sent eTA person forwarding
five dollars shall receive six copies.
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vance, ;.s the price viii not authorize
CREi IT'S.
s. MEDtRY.
Fehr,nrV. 1874.