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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-20

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2ten 2Ipril Elm 6rauenStmmer bon iiblemSPuf
Siamel1s S5oneS, BON Der WlbIbah, in bae
Setan9n'B gu elbanon 9elest mnroe, auf bic
9lnfla9e 'br neu9ebornes yfino 9et6ctet ,u
baben. Das 8ino tpuroe eini9c Gage uorber
foot in einem SluB 9efunoen. Cib
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-20

Gin @anaoier in Der otaAbar(baft oor
3orcnto, benz neulih Der cine 9lrm bon cine,
Gre(bma lhiue fat III Teben Serrieen narb
hat Die 9lmputaticn oeBelben ctne cine Ibrd'
ne coer einen Seufser aus9ehalten, ia loga,
wdbreno Der 9anSen Operation ca5 eetb
"home, sweet home,' 0e(unacu!
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-20
I I'D &C Getst ner Zett.
"9BO Srcipeit 1p0bnt, Da 1T neln VaterIan0.7
Wdrme9rao uno 9etter at Canton, Sbio

2NuENe9tUO NNO 2DFGGer SN @1lltOn, OHlO.
Ser Nprtt bsbauptet et8cnlinnis fein altes Ste4t,
9Setter 3u 6aben pe CT mill Gs par tpabrenp letter
9eod'e redbt 2eInter. @@nee am Sreltas, tat an,
Samtf"s, S@nee ben sansen ofttrfonntas btnour8
taIt em Dfcntas, SSc9en am Dtsnttos, ta(t unr
feneet9t am Oltttmcb, SeItern bunpstat. 9ienttae
mar Der etn5se1a8 an pem per 1bermcweter rte bcr
80 Grab 9Darme-namlib sniNasn so unb so 8rat
-t(ifen lieB.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-20

Cufttumgem iiber ndhrenb Der lebs
81 ten 3ncde einselaufenes @ubftriptionss gslb
Gpnrao 8retatt, Start 60. tts 80. So, Sabrs. g.
peter 1rautman, ct. 9enerepe, Wlbrurt, bis So g.
8pttfrteb Strctet, 8etblebem, tis SO, Sabrsans 9.
8ec. .Spl5, plain lEp. bis 80. 80, SabrsanS 10.
Sobn %. &rie@taum, Gfq. sate xfp. lis SO, $40
Sac. Sinberimitb, .6ancper, Gp(. Co. bis SO. 7, 10
-6enrp Ofenlpeb, Iussarapas, bis 80. 20, 5abrs 10
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-20

e II 10 u Ter US al
50 50 o"e"' tsne ""0 ossi1"li@s . 91r5tnss., 9s.,n
2 " fuperfetne :ttren.p psttf@aft
2 " l1brentsttcn,
90 " Sin9errinse,
IL p(aeaues,
3 L" 4rmtanper
8crSl9lihe 50 erflmerie.
800 Dutenp asrrtirte 5anep Setfs,
SO " S6unsr, sa'penpsl' '9cnis uno 8I0"
riba Q1aBer,
100 L" Gps,netits per(6isrener 4rt, rtt perl
sne 1ciletten pulrer, 3abnrulrer, pc.eoe, Hdren'
Del, 96aunfetfe, 9eatlr COMPOUND, Sirptnfalbe,
taterlibs oaarfarte, preston Salt, tsutf6e Srau'
ter unb Nau9erter;en, Gpfen6l e.
rs Dueenp 45aor Del GBenl DlaaeSes unb
8drmal
Mu al II.
qDa(bs militariC9e una 9ptillicn D1ufit, 100
0hnbet pcr,itslt6e 9ipltn unp 3iplpnceur Satten,
s 9usenp 5iclinen perf1iepener Steu,pel, 10. bug
unp epecabpl3 Sleten scn 5t StlterfeblnBel, Do
bur unb marelbpls pfeifen, Do abcrtrte SirIint6'
gen, wrrpn eini9e pra6ti9 cin9elcst ltnp, ep'
Gdnarren unp Sinrcrtrenllneltt, pe aud Sptet
tronneln, Do. 8abtrcm,neln, enfah unc 9et6tntdt'
ls2 DO. 9ctcneelcs, einfaeh unp init patenttnrpfet'
l 9pppcltab rrrjh9li6 8earteitet, b. @uitarren'
pert6ispenartSer Oluttcr, l Do. Sla9cplettcn una
Glaripnettcn, Glaripnetten nnb Sa9ptten Stiebs,
@6rauten npS6men;1tfte fir 3iolinen unb 9ic.
ltneeles, @ti,nmb bamm,er II. 8ateln, Stimmrfeifcr,
9aprbattrrs, Sa,nrfer, Galppbcni,lm, 8csenbaar,
8psenfr6fhe, SttenAlIbcl, Slctenfepern, 9ectsnpa.
pier, Slanttiacr, Ounptthde fir ale Snttr1nsne,
SrIten, SinscrfeSe &c.
Militairilhe 8al1oen
werben Elm berrlies ABcrtcn,cnt 8uses ftneen, rpte
aud &laprentrpmrctct, Concert Ircnlpeten, &lap.
penberner 98alpberner, 9cttEtrner, Serpents Bag.
lDSrner, Dcaunen ~. unb lntsen iid baranf Der.
iaBen bag ile prrsdsde Sntfru'nente 5u maStssn
preiten srbaten.
QfNae Snftr,raente (tnD rerf@ert. - Sebe Art
AusteBeruns tpirp init @prsfalt unp Gle betcrSt.
SetfelunSen ROM sance mercen init Scrsfelt ein'
sepatt.
Of&ramer unb Snbianifaes !5anbler pte in trsens
cbisen Nrtteln banpeln, perben srpse 8arsen fin.
ben. Il. Sepwert, Smpprtsur
unb -Sanpler in teut(den QBaaren.
Cleveland, pbSnir 8etaure, Arril 20 b.p.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-20

2ln' %. .. Ne. tpurce in etuem Sbeater
N Neu,Drleans etne 8enefsporlteQung fir
germ @oef 9e9eben. Sc fteiut, oas man
nberau bereit it, ben edaoen, een Or. @pcf
curd' oas Seufr in Baltimore erlitten bat,
III er|eBcn. Cib
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-20

Der ahtbare Slaac M'Simm, Elm @lieo
oeS @on9reBee aus Baltimore, f1rb am 80.
V}dra 81 Waihinatnn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-20

Dor eini9en Gagen rpuroe in pott5ui([e Elm
Weann Tamen5 Teubrcot nit 1eiuem Beibe
oerboftet, neil mnu lIe beim Notenf nfabrtciren
antraf. 8e9en etne 8ltr0erlhaft ucn 4500
puroen IIe trei9elaBen. Cib.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-20

Gum Bau etues emienltiffes fnb 5000
9rose Sthenbdame erf6roerlib. Die1e 8dus
me 'peroen 100 sIder su ibrem Wahstbum
ertoroern uno III tuncert Sabreu ibre seb6s
!ri9e @r6Be erlan9eu. Cib,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-20

Der Toronto Vatriot pom 80. WdrS la9t:
8eitern empfn9en Count uno Matteps thr
Gobesurtheil burd, ben oberiten Hid,ter Hos
binion. soutberIanc6 @eldic if. .ncd nidt
eut(dhie0en.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-20

aber letner 3tpedmdBi9tett pegen 1o arcBen
Sepfal, oaB man fdon oaron oeutt, enpas
Nebnl!!hes stpilden NeuYorf uno Vbilaoe[s
pb1a eln5urthten. C9IeuVcrf Staatss 2ei.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-20

Wehrere engIiihe Bldtter meloeu, baB oas
ScaSare1rlel in NeusOrlean5 Su elmer. r.fllrcbs
terl1hen S0obe 9eltie9en, uuo caB als SSoIoe
ocebelbfn mebrere lonlt braoe 8i,r9er 9dns>
lld1 Dem G(eno Vrei3 oedebeu Gtl,b.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-20

TeraS.- Das Dampfpndet Golumbia
bat na6 0SeW Srleane aus 8elaseD Jad3s
rihten bis gum 25. Mdr5 ilterbrobt.
I'm &C. Jiahmitta9s tpuree eS, chn0efdbr
auf rem halben We9e stplld)en Bela5co uno
galoeifonkocn 2 bepafueteu mcritanil6en
SabrSeuaeu oufgebrad1t eiues oer(eltenwar
Gin Sd'lff pom 80 &ancnen, oas dneere cine
8ri9!mit l8. Gapitdn Wri9tt, 8efeblsbaber
bss Dampfpatet5, >puroe bon Der Brig bepr'
bert tbevuleoen. @r befclste ben Sefebl. Gies
rauf forberte man letne Vaptere er spel9erte
ilh, bieIelben oue;ubdnoiseu u. fa9te, reun ile,
btelelten haben Deuten, 1ollten ile an Boro
tSnmen uuo iIe Td, feltit bcIen. TieS 81
thun wareu Die unoerlhdmteu Wertsnuer 5u
faul ooer su feS; ile be9nll9teu fId> ein paar
Gaucueu:llno eiui9e 6lintenId'iee 9e9en ca6
Bcst oblufeneru, toelte 9llldIid)er 9Hele
feiuen Sehaoen aurldteten.
9u Der reIitiIhen Melt Don Iera5 9ebt
eS ,peni0 Geue6. 9IQe6 fdetnt i'm rtd)tt9en
@leile furtSu9ehen. Wan he9t fetne Surdt
Ocr etuem merifantlden Gtnfal(e.
Cine 9InSobl "hohlt ahtuuqswertber Das
men" lit III Socuitpn ein9etrofen. Die ocrtt
gen 3eitunscn bieten ibuen eineu beriliden
Willfommen uno ia9en, ooB otefe "@iubrtngs
uu9" 10 oieter uno 70 "an5iebenoer" Brau:
ensimner bel hem tebi9cn "Staucpunfte"
fir ras 3ufitnfttse "@eoetben" oes 1anos eie
ne quite @crbebentun9 Iei. Man fsunte Gh
fat eiubiloen, oa5 elm "licbenemllretges
gBeib" ettra6 tpie weiBe SperIin9e "0lare6"
i'm mccernen 4anee Der SerbetBun9" let.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-20

Bon Olt 8lortoa iu9t Obri(t Guptcr !:
"Saum Der 5ebnte 2teil BON Oit,Slorioa it
gum 9Iderbau 9sei9net uno id) tplirbe gang
SltsVlorioa nidt fir Elm einsi9eS 9utesI Iaun:
Id]'p in SQtnctS uno Mihi0an nebmeu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-20
0anbous gum ScbilO oes
Bullem=Aopfs
in Der Stact Canton, Starf @aunty, Sbic
5atttuel K. ScDleuker

oei8t Dicrnit teinen Sreunter unb tem Yublfun
y terbaupt erSctent an, ba6 CT i,,ner nod (einer
alten Stanr, gum S6ilp pes " Snll lentppfe 8
in Der 1usearowas CITRATE, etli3e xbaten ctltd ppn
&enal, tetpobnt tpcelt ct alice it porSlsli@em Stp
bat auffrifhen laben.
Grperf6ert pe,n putlitun baS Ser feline Ofabe rber
Soften fbeuen pirp, ulm fein I6aus 3u enem ,piln>
Ebenstpertben 0ubeplase fur Sefenpe sumaben. @ei=
nc Sebente tpirp nit BEN aus8e(usbtetten 0etraten
perfebcn tpercen, fein 1tb init Den Seen mas bas
$anp barbictet, etn Stal Der unter eite erfaDrnen
eottler tebt tan ais elmer Der beten in pieem Sbei
pes sarres b>tra9tet perpttt.
april 20. +. =.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-20

@utihen, uno WagensWnder fonnen mll
~ jebem ;u tbrsm @efhaft n5tbsen 4rtttel attc:
mccirt rptrben, prn G(ipt(ben Sceern tts III .9Ib.
Sebern prn tetter 0uatttat Sepo 70 gut anp ruff
an tep 1enntt unb 81 ay.
D1estilex, Stt. 20, 1887. ~.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-20

Sonatismu6 i'm b6alten Ora.
oe.-99enn Gin Mann ete Samilie bat uno
td tpel9ert cine 3citl,n9 su balten> Die in
lelNcm Srt 0ebrnft fpirb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-20

0err Yoiu1ett Der &riesssGeeretair
Der Ser. Staaten Iie9t 3u 4Dalhin9ton Gty
9eflbrllt) tranf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-20

baIo gum SdluB 9ebrad1t miro, 70 tperoen Die
Jnotaner tbrea tpetBeu Tahbaren III @ecrs
9ten, otel Su 1daffcn MAIDEN. (Srieo. 8ote
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-20

4le bsefe $ttten nb ron bem ltntsrjei6neten pipt.
nrt uno oilrfett ais SIlti9 unertannt tperpen.
Obi9e $itten ftnc nur pprldufiS aus9e9eten; Der
Nufcrceruns GUT tbatisen 911itpirtuns fir bic
Grri4tuns cities Sdus Sonps," bic bereits in.Drut
1T, erfAiehen fepn wiro.
Sd ertaute mir bic Dtttstieper ber @9u(tp,nmtst.
OF auf pen 4ten SefhluB Der 5ten SikunS Der Con,
pentlrn auf,nertfam su ,.aden: "sSef6lpben, baB
teces etnseln ttira,nenpe 8lteb Der @dulecnniBipn
peranlabt perrc, etne 3peiSccnmttee 1T einer 0abe
;u ernennen, oereh SerDanrlun9en bet S6ulecm>
,niBicn itterseten ptrren ouen-Ourob Nusfnbruns
oiees Sef9lubes btlrfen mir brffen unler 3el poas
tfanbtser unb fAneIIsr 5u errel4en
QH. 9tetnmeter,
prafbent Der 91ulecm,nBi sion.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-20
Ssut1be Gonpsntions,&oben.

VgRFtN PV3tt JVUHl lH'UN1I P1WVVtN1 OtE UETs
trail Committee.
Cleveland, 1rrtl 7, 1888.
Nm 2ten 9tefes erbtct tdb bic sebrudten @ut.
ferpticns'siifen, unb f6itte BARON fort
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-20
Nnfunft nsusr Yrlbjabrs Sitter
i'm S[eNefdr0 Sa,adr.

ar unterf6rietcne 1T 70 eten POM Often ;urat'
~ Setebrt, unp cr6fnet unp tietet nun gum 9ssr'
tauf an, Elm aI9emenes NBrrtement xeutf9er Gutter
im 8an;em unp Ginjeln, unb balt bic 3batta6e, bab
ne meifen piecr Sitter fcne eiSene Smrprtaicn nb,
fur sinen Sewe99runp, pab wetlite Saufeute unb
9anoler tep ibm anrufen Geit 9prratt tsitsrt
gum 1bel aus
Spiellpertenl Yuppen It. Gdnep @aaren, ME
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-20

oo %. aBprtlrte Halnnler
rs bo. 96r(cn,
500 8Inorl aBrrtrtc Sprallen;
Sattcn teutNber SIaBitcr pom 100 9dnbe ts'
be 9ett.
3 Saften bittrrif4e unp ttlirsraYbtf&s &Hp'
|ferftt6e.
O1asnett(he 1btcre, @6auta9en, pstfaen,
1br9eftbirr, Arntrte, nla9itbe $aternen, g pisle,
Satbit piBettirte Gbarte,1, 8rtm ,1np 9ctrebnllde
Rretfel, Waultrpmmeln, 8rajicn, S6ebf6eltcn,
Oiurmel, Nasten, teuttbe pftifcn, @6nurfs &t'
9arrens uno 1atads>Srfen, Sorttpaare, WeBerl@a'
len, SadfaNbcn, &inpcrma9cn, Snarren, xotden
unb 5cbermeBtr, @9ertn unp Ssa|irme6er, ubrcn'
tetten, L6rIentra9er, 8leptifte, Sic9elot, Srlen,
6eIlciten, 8rieftafhen, 1ufhtatten, Srrin9'elle,
&e9e(, Stablfepern, ubren unc 9pmraB S6uBel.
Ginterz lDrcr, 0taGrtaftcn u. Streibricmen, @pie.
gel unp 9talirsa(cr, Otlaten, Sdrcib unp Srief'
parier, pcnctifte, wci6cr Sinrfaben, Slaoeltaten,
lSefatmaabe, Sn6pfe, Stet> Stritz une andre 9le'
|reln, 1bermpmeter, 9rminrs, S6atmanner, 9a'
tnentrettc, puftriee, Sptctartcn, QShrtel, QSnr'
ftpfenn9e, 3irte 9Aiefcrtafeln, pnel, Ioartnpnt'
tas, Qttprppns, teufbe Sebern, Uitroteppt, Sttds
lenen anp !5oten, teut19es 8etnalce parter, Sc"
|fhnitten 8las, Sirebbpttcn, Srieftenrel, &anlme,
8ir tfer, Vurper, 8elpt6rftn, percubicnstoppert
Seucr Traders @rnnen9lalcr, sucifcrbbljcr, Strt6A
heutel, 9amenlcGer, -6als9et6meipe, SpraleH, Iot'
(ttten, 5tlbtein, Gin9erD1te, !9aernarcln.
Grim NJ tn9s.
Gin aQeemeines QBcrtemtnt &utI6tnma6tr, Gait.
ler, nilitair(ebe unp 9am,pfbpct xrim,min9s, wh
IaBeln, Sran,c(n, Setttun9en, @dntrt, 8efeAt
unb Sletmert. Ssrner 1rinmnSs fur pus unA
&Ieiperma6er.
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-29

Possibly, therefore, he may have been only
wounded and taken prisoner.
The latest news from the western district
ot Texas Is brought by Col. Caldwell, who
reached Houston about the 2Sh July. He
had recently visited the bay Of Corpus Chris
II, and saw the schouner Cumanchee ~ inp
there at anchor. The captain of this vessel
was captured forty-fiye nlilcs southwest of
San Palrlco, who had informed him, tnat the
Cum nchee had been lying in that BAY near
ly two months. She had on board about six
hundred barrels flour, and a quantity of
lard. The flour was somewhat
General FilIsola had recently sent out a bo-
dy OF men, under the command of General
Woll, To protect that port A division of
them had already arrived lie also stated
that the Custom House officer from Metamo-
ras WAS then on board the Cumanrhee. As
Colonel Caldwell had only twenty-five men
with him, and hundred and iny soldiers
were hourly expected from Meiamoras, he
concluded TO release the captain of The Gu
manchee, and returned for reinfnrcemcnts
On his way back to San Patricoand when
within twenty five miles of that plnce, he
discovered about $50 Mexican cavalry in
pursuit OF him. They, however, kept at a
respectful distance, and permitted his party
10 cross the Nueces, and return unmolested.
lie learned from some of his spies that Sal
varleSs with about seventy men was en-
campel on small sream thirty miles west
OF The Rio Frio, to winch place he had re-
Gently escorted thirty Cherokees, who had
Just been TO Metamoras to make treaty
with the Mexican government, and were on
their return with Il number of mules loaded
wlth presents, consisting of ammunition and
clothing. 1t is said, however, that a treaty
was not concluded, but they are iorelurn in
few months and learn the determination
of the Mexican government. A Mexican
Colonel had been among these Indians, and
the Shawnees, during tho last spring, en-
deaVorlng TO excite them against the Tex
ians. II seems however, that he had not
been very successful, as not single chief
was found in the party, probably it was on
lhls account The MeXlcans did not treat with
them. Col. Caldwell was also informed bv
his spies-that the Mexican forces do not
intend to cross the Nucces, but have receiv-
ed express orders to continue in the vcini-
~ OF Corpus Christi, nj act on the defen-
sive, report however, has reached Hous-
ton that the MeXcans had shown DISPOSE
Ilon TO encroach on the Texian territory and
hive pnshed their posts as far as Live Oak
Point, east of the Bay of Corpus Christi
THIS rnmor has created some excitement in
Texas, and if confirmed, will lead to often
slye operations on the part of the Texans.
They certalny will not suffer toes so imbe-
cIIe and despised to remain masters of one
foot of their soil, wiihouta struggle for their
expulsion ~ o. Bulletin.
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-29
MISDEEDS.

1t IS an incontr0vertable truth that every
prominent act of this administration has
been an open, uneqnvocal violation of eve-
nv principle and profession upon which Mr..
Vap Buren was elevated to the Chief Mag
istracy of the people.
In his uphoIding the specie circular,
which made determinations Unauthorized
by law, and which had been twice con-
demned by Congress;
In his rec mmendng the Sub-tresaury
scheme, contemplating union of the purse
and sword, and the subversion of the entire
practice Of the government, and still per.
sIstng in it, lwiihstanding it has been
four times condemned by the Representa-
tives of the people;
In his recommendation of bankrupt law
to be passed by Congress, applicable only
to corplralons, so that this government
should possess an absolute control over all
the Stale institutions, and be able to crush
them all. at pleasure; and taking all iuris-
diction over them from the State tribunals;
Ia his breaking faith with the States 10y
recommending repeal of the distribution
law;
In his repeated recommendations of the
issue OF Treasury notes, to supply The place
of legal money, recurring 1.-The. exploded
and ruinous practice of fdeprecidted gOpern-
ment paper money, fora circulating medium;
thus exercising a power derived only from
a loose con Instruction of the constitution and
repudiated by the best Republican aulhori-
ties;
In his attempt to establish Treasury
bank with an irredeemable paper money
circulation;
In his efforts to overthrow the State
Bank Deposite System established by Pres
ident jackson, and take public moneys into
his actual custody and control;
In his attempt to divorce the Govern
ment from the interests and sympathies oil
the people;
In his attempt to create a, "muIitude of
new officers, and to send swarms of officers
TO harrass, our people, and eat out their
substances"
10 his attempt TO stake away our char
iers, abolish our most valuable laws, and
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-29
STOP THAT DALJ,

Which has jus passed over Louisiana,
and is on its way to make the tour Of the
Stales;-stop it, we say--it has knocked
down the House that Jack built, and is play
ing the deuce with the chattels aud Rev
nard the fox, who has heen killing the
geese-stop il, We say, else IT will ruin the
party, kill "the successor obliterate s'ihe
footsteps" and expunge '.the oxpunger :"
Array yourselves, oilice-holders and ex-
peetants-prepare your nets and ropes
let loose yonr hounds and make after it
catch 1t and chain it, or like fire on the
praircs, It will roll over
Vermont, lst Tuesday in September;
Maine, I'd Mondayin September;
Georgia, lst Monday in October;
Arkansas, ist Monday in October:
South Carolina, 2d Monday in October;
New Jersey, 2d Tuesday in October;
PENNSYLVANIA 2d Tuesday in October;
New York, lst Monday in November,
Delaware, I'd Tuesday in November.
Troy IVhig.
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-29

alteA AdGmenially the powers of Ourc
ernuseni;
= In his display Of sectional partiality.
In his cold Indifference to the inte,s..
and wants of the people during a periO, n ,
extreme suffering;
In his attempt to throw discredit un,
and eventually, to crush the State baDE
through the revenue power of the GOveNl
ment, and embarrass the resumption Of 50,
Gle payments;
In permitting the patronage of his offo
to come in conflict with the freedom
elections;
In hls attempt to cram obnoxious nea,
ures down the throats of dissenting be
thern by means unbecomlng magaau
nous Chef Magistrate;
In his refusal to acquiesce in decisioasa
the minority; and
In The depositc attempt of his partizaI
in the United State Senate, on the 2d of
ly, inst. to seize the public treasure, bv abs.
ishing all law for its custody and safe kee
ing;
He has Abandoned the principles
which he came into power, and cons
quently, the duty which they prescribe
and he has so obstnately persevered in III
erroneous course as to preclude all reason
bic hope IF his retracting it.
And finally, to this long catalogue
grievances, we may add, what may be Con-
sidered minor offence, but certainly u,
ry obnoxious one, that contrary to all psl
conceived opinions of his character, Nj
Van Buren, has rendered i1imselt the ms
iadccSseab!e, both to friends aud adyen.
ries, of all the Chief Magistrates that eTa
filled his station.
And from all these considerations, b.
what conclusion can the nation come, bl
that their Chief Magistrate is either wan
ing in integrity, or wanting in capacity?
We need not say that we expected differ
ent things ola public servant, bound by BIZ
sacred pledges TO regard the NATIONAL will
as the supreme law ofthe Republic. That
blind infltuatiOn which has needed not thi,
rule of The American people, must and
ought to meet its reward and sink in inds.
crIminate and everlasting overthrow.
The financial policy Of this adminstra.
ton cannot be sustained upon any principle
of necessity, expdiency, utility, practical
sound economy. Its plain ob
iect, the perpetuity ofpower, and its phn
effect, the destruction of the banking sys
ten require of course, too great sacrifice
from the American people to be, for mo-
ment, tolerated. .-MddiSonidn.
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-29

al the court house door, at least twenty DAYS
before such sale: one third Of the amount Of
such sale shall go to the state, for the use
of the literary fund, and the residue shall be
paid by the sheriff or other officer, after de-
ducting six per centum on the whole amount
for his trouble. and the lalor's fees, to the
person who shall inform thereof and cause
the fact TO be establish he'd, and when there
shall be no inlormer, the same shall 90 to
the State, for the use of the literary fund.
And in every case ofa fine imposed under
this section, the slave shall be held in custo-
dy, 0nd liable therefor, and may be sold by
order OF the justice or court imposing the
same; and in satisfaction thereof, and all in
cldenlal charges, unless the same be paid
within ten days after such fine is imposed F.;
upon payment whereof, the said slave shall
be discharged. All such fines shall 90 to
the State, for the use of the literary fund
PForided, That no sale of a slave under this
section, shall convey greater intere1t in
such slave, than is held by the person COM
hitting breach hereof, unless it shall APP
pear, that the owner was priyy to, or. CON
nived at such breach.