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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-12-07

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-12-07

Rettsi6Ir Seuennun9en.-6ol:
Senbes tptrb in reuerea Sdpiftsn ais Ell
ne Shasuns bcr Nnsabl Mtt9tieber ber
perfd,ieeenen reltgioFn genennungen I'll
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-15
TIE SI.3IE.S.


PExysYLvAxIA-Mr. Gilmore OF Butler county ht
CHANGED his position in the House. On the 9Th he lad
submitted resolution in opposition 10 the Sub Irca''
Billiard the following day, he offered resoir't.
declaring that the House 'woud refrain from maxi
any rcqaests giving any instructions to our mem;
of Congress this subject"-'The preamble sets io
as reason, that the House could not agree WIN ~
nnaninlty upon The subject. A long and waTn r"'''
ensued upon it; but the House came to 10 cscs'"
before tlicy adjourned. ...,..
BY last evenings mail, it appears that the INSTRUCT
will probably be Observation-Disclosures from HaTrsDh,i
the 10Th, state that Mr. Hopkins had moved the i"'0"
ing resolutions: ....,.
''RcSored, That it is inexpedient at this tune 70
our Senators or request Representatives IN C'"''
on the subject Of the independent trensnry. ,c,a,
son this amendment, says The Correspondent; 49,, ~
Pennsylvania, long debate arose between ~! ,Ls
Hopkins, Stevenson, and Hook. vino su2pGr'eTi
amendment. and Messrs. Waits, Reed OF fhIiacei'''
and Johnston, who opposed It, . :, rrrsc.
Gan adjournment, was then moved by ar, Wei
md agreed to-ayes 81, noes 4G All the Demo-
members voting in the affirmative, except MI Joh,
and MIR Reed Of Philadelphia. Three Democratic u" N
hers are still absent-thcy arc expected 10 le'u n,o.
Monday: if they do MIR. Hopkins amendment VIA
baby pass by 81 ayes to &c noes Call D;,l
Nrw YonK-The House have rejected the s"'a 80,
swsDension law OF the Senate. An angry "tU j., IN.
nace on Thursday last, unit, o'clock at n'gn' ,e Sc.
course Of which, some of the Wings denounce" sn.,.
nnte in yolen, terms One of them ''spo%e o. LIZ a,,
"a Cloths and Yandals; another said, that ;ht ,a
the SENATE was an insult to theflcnsc al" -'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-15

YEVHE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, ChOclnro County,
q SETH G. PLATSER vs. JAMES X. MARsHALL-.H'
tqchnent for S26G0--Notice is hereby given that Inc
abore Attachment was issued at the suit of the Plaintiff
against the Defendant as ASCENDING debtor for the
sum aforesaid and has been returned to this office duly
executed and is now pending and undetermined in the
Circuit Court of said county, and that unless SAID De-
fendan shall appear on or before the first Monday after
the fourth Monday of March next being the first day of
said Court, give special bail and Plead judgment will be
entered against him. and the property attached will be
sold 10 satisfy Plaintiffs demands.
Teste: JOHN SNOW, Clerk
Feb IL SS-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-15

TT AW NOTICE-The subscriber, with view 10 the
EA convenient practice of his profession, has fix
ed his residence at Boydton, Necklenburg county, Va
He will hereafter regularly attend The Courts of Lunen
burg Mecklenburg and Brunswick counties and in.
tending TO devote himself earnestly and exclusively to
the law, those who engage his services, may depend on
his prompt and jealous attention to their business.
JAS. H. GHOLSON, Boydton
Feb II Slim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-15

EIlraa from 7cilcT Of L'eUt. Cot WOTlh 10 Gen. SfoH
dated STEAMER FuLroS. (neur Detroit rivera
January %. 1888.
'In reference 10 this expedition, am happy to sag
that lis effect has been beneficial, equal TO your most
sangune expectations both tending dIsperse the
hostile expedition, and reassure the well disposed poE
ton Of our neonle. v Globe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-15

feeling entertained ny TIE petitioners IL WIS
subject on which they felt deeply, and had expressed
themselves warmly, without entertaining the slightest
Gisrespcct to any portion of The members OF this Con.
fedrracy.
The memorials were then laid on the table.
Mr.. Buchanan presented memorial OF n number Of
citizens Of PsbrE. similar 10 those prese nted by him
CRIME days since praying for The establishment of ma.
Irc hes ila al that place. referred TO the Committee on
Commerce.
Mr. Il also presented The memorial Of committee in
behalf of the officers of the Army Of The u S. during
the second Of Independence, praying Congress 10
grant them land md place hem on the same iooiing
with the nficcrs of The first of Independence refer
red 10 the Committee Public Lands aud ordered to
be printed.
Mr. Mexican presented petitions from citizens of
Pennsyvana demonstrating against the annexation OF
Texas to he Union laid OF The table.
Mr. Strange presented the petition Of a number OF CT
lizens of Ezabeth city North Carolina praying Tor an
arprn ration for Tight boat in hemarle sound; a!so
memorial from several citizens Of North Carolina pray
inn for an appropriation for placing buoys i'll Pow hntnn
sound and Pasquoank river; both Of which refer
red 10 the Committee on Commerce.
MIR Allen presented the petition OF srndry citizens OF
Carroll county Ohio, asking the repeal of so much OF
tie Post Office law requires payment OF postage on
newspapers published in county and transmitted to a
Post Office in the same county: referred to the Com
mce on the Post Office and Post Roads.
On motion of MIR. NorveII, leave was given 10 John
Bower to withdraw his petition and papers
Mr. Rome from the Committee on the District Of CO.
Iumbia reported bill supplementary TO the act
inc the District Of Coumbia which read, and or
dered TO u second reading.
Mr.. Grundy, from the Committee on The Judiciary, to
which had been referred much Of the President $
Message as relates the ressung of the notes Of the
late Bank Of The U. 5. by the new bank OF the same
name, chartered by the Legislature OF Pennsylvania
made report thereon, accompanied by bill entitled
an ac, TO prevent The .eIsSung anu circulation OF I've
bills notes. OF other securities of corporations whose
charters have expired" The report having been read
and ordered to be printed, the bill was read the Ist anc
second times. and made the order Of the day for next
Wednesday week.
MIR. Wright then moved for the printing Of ten thou.
sand extra copies Of the repurt which was agreed to
ayes "a. noes not counted
Mr., Linn. from the Committee on the Public Lands,
renorled bill to authorize John Metcnlf and others 10
Iocnie certain presumption claim 10 land in Indiana;
Also, bill for the relief of the children and heirs oil
VIM Fisher, deceased.
Which were severally read, and ordered to second
reading.
Mr. Upton presented the resolutions OF the Gene IRA.
Assembly of Tie State Of Indiana on the SUBJECT OF 'e
continuation CT the Cumberland road which were lad
ON the table and ordered 10 be printed
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-04
MIS- c Z T. 7. a N Y.
ECLIPSE OF THE SUN IN 1888.

LOLlICE Of he . Wv A-N 1900
The following useful article will be
found worthy of preservation for future
reference:
The sun will be eclipsed, visible
throughout the United States, on the
18th of September next, between s and
6 o'clock P. NJ. The eclipse will not
be total but annular: that is the moon
being too near the sun hide to it entirely
from our view, will leave It's margin
visible, like luminous ring (annulus)
to those beholders whose place makes
the moon pass directly between them
and the suns exact centre.
The tract Of country, to which the O.
cIlpse will be thus central, it is stated
IN the American Almanac to be the fol.
lowing.
Beginning to be visible in the un.
known regions near the North pole
the central annular eclipse will pass
through Kamschatkla in Asia, the Brit
ISL Possessions in North America, no
lar west of Hudson's Bay. Lake Supe
Flor Wisconsin Territory, Michigan
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-04
A WEALTHY CORPORATION

A WEALTHY CORPORATION rihi-
ty Church is corporation which is
chartered 70: S4,000,000, and holds
property to the Amount OF IL or 10
millions. 1t is managed by 40 trustees
who have appropriated $lO0, 900 as
the Bishops fund which makes his sal
airy about $4,000 per annum, besides
perquisitcs. This property is principal
iy in real estate, and as the charter
does not permit the institution.to hold
over 800, 900 in money, the bulk OF
the income is invested IN various kinds
reproductive securities as fast as collec-
ted. The annual addition to the origI-
nal fund therefore, is very heavy, and
will in few years swell the sum total
to an immense amount; if the trustees
do not devise some means for spending
the yearly produce of this great estate,
the influence Of Mr.. Biddle and his big
bank will soon be as nothing compared
with that of Trinity Church and its de.
pendencies.-S ylrester's N. Y. Repu6-
Hcdn.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-04

Nor TO BE CHEATED.-lt is the
boast Of the hardy fishermen and coas-
tiers Of the north that they can tell
their whereabouts without any other
instrument than a sounding line, and
scrutiny Of the sand that may be
brought from the bottom upon it. A
famous anecdote in Nantucket. is told
Of one Captain Bunker, a branch of
the great amphibious family of Bum
kers. Being sick and below, he d,rec-
ted that the lead should be brought
down to his berth for his inspection.
The craft belonged to Nantucket, and
was in sand ballast. The mate Of the
vessel, somewhat Of wag, and a
doubter Of the Captains .inlallbllity,
wet the lead, and dipping it in the bal
last carried il down to the berth. Old
captain Bunker's eyes dilated with as
Punishment as he asked, :" Do you say
that you got this sand by soundlngT
Yes, sir"
"Then Nantucket's sunk, and we
are right over Tupper's Hill"
The mate went on deck.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-04


FIRST SETTLEMENT OF OUIo.-lt
was fifty years on the 18th day OF
April last, as recently stated by one of
the party, since sixty-four persons
landed at the junction of the Ohio and
Muskingum rivers, under the command
Of Gen. Rufus Putnam, and common.
ced the settlement of the State ofOhio,
in the presence of nearly three hum
dred Indians who had assembled on the
opposite side of the Muskingum. The
landing took place at 10 o'clock ola
bright and beautiful spring morning,
says Western paper -
What change have these fifty
years produced in Ohio its dark for
est's have been swept away before the
axe OF the settler; farms, towns and
cities now occupy the site of the wig
wan; the steamboat has taken the
place of the canoe; and population
ola million and upwards exists on the
same territory that supplied but a scan.
ty subsistence to few hundreds Of
rowing savages. Such a rapid and
entire change is without q precedent in
the history Of the world.-Aler. Gas.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-04

SCENE IN A PRINTING OFFIcE.-A
tall six footer with spice OF oddity
and humor in his phiz, and breast
pin of warming pan size in his bosom,
walked into the office the other day,
leading by the arm rustic belle, as
slim, perpendicular, and as fresh as a
water lily. Being in our shirt sleeves,
as Jack Downing would say, we " KIN
der bushed." Now for a scene thought
we. "Bees you the head man here J"
Ahem! head man oh-you mean the
marriage Observation-Disclosures
INV Jonas is so awkward-he means
the headeater" {anglice editor.) Oh
-ah understand now; you've brought
us a lot of wedding cake-hey-well
mad'm, we are pretty much all head
eaters at that. "Oh now, none OF
your iokefcation-I am serious. Sal
and me amt harnessed quite yet be
we Sally. Yer see, Mister, | thought
as how I'd just fetch my gal in to see
4 quitting his mouth close to our ear,
andthen screaming as tito one deaf to
see yer printin office go and a KIND a
surprise her like you know" My dear
| fellow, we are not deaf, said we screa-
ming in our turn at the top OF ouI
lungs. "Ax pardon, I've just beer
talking to deaf man below, may W.
see the printum Office go!" Oh, Ger
tainly. Please promenade between tn
cases--the Office isn't exactly in goini
order, but-"Oh, don't consarn your
self a mite-but what on arth is this !!
Only a press. "Oh, an improve
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-04

! Lake Erie, the N. Z. part Of Ohio, tn,
1 Southeastern part Of Pennsylvania, tn,
west part of Maryland, northern par
of Virginia, southern part of Mary lane
eastern shore Of Virginia, and into the
Atlantic Ocean, its course being from
N. w. to. 5. L. The eclipse will be
annular, over space Of 420 miles
wide.
The ring, in the place where it may
be seen, will continue only from four
to about sir and a haJf minutes.
At Baltimore, the eclipse will begin
at minutes past 3, z. M. The ring
will be formed at % minutes past A
and be central at 27a minutes past 4.
The eclipse will end at 40 minutes
past 5.
At Washington city, and Richmond,
the several phases will be within a
small fraction of a minute, Of the same
time in Baltimore.
AT Raleigh, within about Q minutes
OF the same time. But there, no ring
will appear. The sun will be rery
slender crescent.
This crescent will be wider and wi
der, with horns less and less sharp. as
we go south and southwest, or north
and north. east, from the path of the
central eclipse.
This path first touches the earth al
a point near the North Pole, little
east of the miredian OF Greenwich.
In few seconds afterwards it attains
its greatest northern latitude $50 deg.,)
whilst for the first 8 MINUTES it moves
rapidly westward, until it is 90 deg.
west Of that meridian. In ten minutes
after passing out of Virginia, into the
Atlantic Ocean, it leaves the earth, at
a point about 81 deg. north latitude,
and So deg. west longitude; just one
hour as minutes and 80 seconds after
its first touching the earth; having
traversed somewhat circuitous track
of 5000 miles in length; and Gas we
said before) the whole annular path
being 42O miles in breadth. 1t reach
es, in width, from Fairfield county in
Connecticut, nearly 10 Raleigh in N.
Carolina.
The counties of Virginia, through
which the exact centre of the eclipse
will pass, are Morgan, Berkeley, JEFF
ferson, Loudoun, Fairfax and Acco-
mac.
This will be the last central eclipse
of the sun, visible in the United States,
until that Of May goth. 1654; when
will be also annular. The next total
eclipse of the sun will be August 7lh,
1869.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-04

In la.e number Of Bentey's Miscellany is
piece of poetry headed " temptations OF ST An
thony," which winds up with the ioiiowins
itanza -
There are many devils that walk this world
Devils large, and devils small,
Devils so meagre, and devils SO stout;
Devils with horns and devils without;
Sly devils that go with their tail upcurled,
Bold devils that carry them quite uniuried
Meek devils, and devils that brawi;
Serious devils aud laughing devils;
lmps for churches and imps for revels;
Devils uncouth and devils polite
Devils black and devils white;
Devils foolish and devils wise;
But a Ching woman, with two bright eyes
Is the worsest devil Of all.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-04

Colonel - who made the fire
works in ST. James Square, ON the
peace of the Ryswich, being in COM
pany with some ladies', was. admlrlng
the epitaph on Mr.. Purcel's monu-
ment;
"He is gone to that place where alone his har'
mony can be exceeded"
ala! Colonel" said one of the la
dies, "the same epitaph might serve
for you by altering only one word;
"He is gone TO tina, place where alone his fire
,rorks can be exceeded"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-07-04
"Patrick want somebody to kill m

"Patrick | want somebody to XIII my
hogs. Do you understand butcher.
ing." "Failh and its me that can
lend YOU a hand at tina; same--but its
a Dos you'll want along wild me, for
getting the fur off is the only part OF
the business | understand"