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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-19


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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-19

Rraft eiues BefebIs oee Court Don Cons
w mon VIsas Don Start @auntp, Sbo.
in elmer gewiBsu Sabs in plrtitton, motn
Mbrabaln 8ebor uno Nnoere Sihfeler, uno
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rparen; pebe tb am
Samlta9, ben l7ten nG6iten Sebruar
an Der 1bnr oes @ourtbaultS in eriasteal
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Sietion 80, 2aunI6ip 19 Der 7tsn Ranse
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wie foIst bssrau5t TT, namli1: aufanasno
bu Der nore6ltii6en @ds erlasteu DisrteIS.
Don bort 80 Hutben flblidb laufeno, Don
bort tpeit!ib 90 6utbea, Don cort MOI osoIib
80 Natben, BON bort bItlieb 90 @utben,
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gan3t tpie folst natnlib faust an Der
laot(tIiben @ds beIasten 0ieltels an, lduft
nbrbiib 20 Eettsn unb 7s 2inss, caun spef.
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laater Dstfauf 1T Dem Nus ftattun9s 9tablae
bsiaater Barbara Neber unter.porfen, uno
.pie fulst bserdnst, namliob !: fdnst an si=
netn punst Der Sublime befassen Diertsls,
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aeraser 4inie na1 benz Nrfaussplase, ent:
ba,teno 10 Ndsr uao> 11s Gutben, r,sbr
p,sr spsuiser.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-19
WDblfeil III oerfoufen.

Ner unteribriebene, pobnbaft in &c,
~ Staet Canton, Start @aunty> Obic,
bietet fOI9enoe Gessnltanoe mob fell gum
Dertanf an:
Drep s6Ieihtetue, namIi6 Elm grocer II.
3rpep fIeinere; elm nod gang ueuer Sbub:
farm, ferner Elm sro0er nod gang gutter
S9mieoe 8la6bol9
nebft elmer Sett S6miebeselGirr. Q8er
MrtifeI bisicr Dirt braubt, miro pDbltbun
an5uruf fen, bep unteri6riebenetn, tnbem
oielelben iebr mobIfeiI fir 8aarseIo ODER
auf 9uten @rsbit pertauft tpsroen, Don
Seba aftian Wils.
canton, San. s., An,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-19

Sennts uuo &e4v.
in MaBillon, Sta,f 60. babeu gum 9erfauf:
5000 Sett bette psin Ssnfter 8tenben,
SO, &iitsn agortirtes 9Ias,
100 &sas Ndael nnoSpsits,
SO co; meies Shfarbe. tefts, Sua:ital
D-e G9. .....~ ~.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-19

nsr sOstumers eenblbist, einen frilbsnDOr:
ratb BON ben befen Spe3erep B, QBaaren 81
bs5ieben, bic CT spieeer 10 poblfeil psrtauft,
um balo ,pl:osr nah osr Stabt asbeu su
tbnnsn. 0erren S,auen unb Mabbsn ruff
an, sauft Don ieinen suteu &afe, 1bee, Mo=
laBss, 3ufer Gabad. Salaratus, Maauu,
Naatarele, 9erinss, aQeSorten 3ndsrsl slBaa=
rem, 1aE 5iidb= unb 2ampencel, berrlibes
|pittsburser 8isr, Nlej @bampasntr une
anbere Bsine, ale Serten ftarfe 9strdnfe,
uno piele anoere fbbne unb CUTE Saobsn su
|weitlaufs ia fa8en. &onmt uur uno ruff
an feben fcfet nibtS. :,
Suliue SeiferbeIb, Nssnt
in Der 9taot 9Darrsn, 2run,tuu 60. Obio.
an. 10. m. -
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-19

Sunge 5ausbdEter f6nnsn
Nm 6arttp aaren: :Stobr Der unterfbrie;
benen isoen fnr. cine 0ausba.tuns nbtbissn
Mrtissl fnosu, tpis @ldler Seuer3aasen
uno SHippeu, 1bse Re6eI peintbeber,
ND1efeu uno 9absln, ebffeL Xibtetftbfe,
9bees uno &afss &annsn, pIattirte uu:
anoere Saltcrs, &c. Isnnis uno &sQp.-
~ NPa6iacu, Dec. %.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-19
"Seut(6e 9sational 3eItung.'
sin Spreb1aal fitr ale debilbeten Teutlc,en


Gin SprediaaI fitrate sebilbeten 9eut tlden.
Inter bieiem Sitel erfdeiut bonn 9aeuiabr
an, bon ben unterseihneten reeieirt, it Der
|Staot pbilaoeIpbia cine neue 3ettfbrift be-
rem 2enoens ee ieYn fol-, fern BON blinbem
|partbeiseilf, ale intereBanten Sra9en bes
Cages 1T politif, 8iBeufhaft, 3uHit, 9es
|li9ion, ltno eiteratur 3a befprehen. Gs bas
ben Su biefem 3nede sebiloete Oaduner in
luerfhtebenen 2teilen Der Union itre Wits
lbilfe su9ela9t. @tr 9lauben besbalb ben
grennoen oieies neuen 8lattes cine eben 70
|pielfdltise, ais ansenebme eectire uerlpres
|hen su fSnnen.
Die 3eituns eriheiut allw6dentlid,, in
l9rcB auart, adyt Setten FART. Der Vreis
lfoa 2 Sbaler so @ents III jdbrlider 8orauss
| Ibeaahlun9 feDn.
1qe Nnseisen tperben nnr in 8eibldttern
l9rotts 9e9eben. Or. Sreb. 0dueler
49,, Or. Cont. Soerin9,
Dbilao. San. 10. Bm. Gioerlen..
PSubfcribenten auf obises glatt tpers
|oen in etefer DruofereD an9encmmeu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-19

C2lue Oem 5u SuHdlc, lnl Stddt 9teusg)crf
9eorudten "lSeItbilr9er," pom 6ten So
nuar.) .,
Die eiberolen in untcrtanoba baben
ET6, in Sot9e rer erlittenen NieoerIa0en,
|na6 aQenNi6tun9en 3eritreut, u. eie8rit-
item MAIDEN ii6 our6 Woroen uno gSrens
men fur6tbor.: Ser @eiit bsr empSrun9
lift inoeb nod feinestpe9s unterorddt, u.
|St. 9pa5intb, 8ousiQe uno bic umlieen.
ben Se5irfe fbeinen Der Sammelplas Der
eiberalen; um BET Gepalt ibrer Seinee
no6mals Die Spite su bieteu.: 8ep Dem
lMan9el an 8affeR unb seibiften Anflb.
rern ttebt ibnea rpeni9 9oTnuue 3urSeiz
te. >. 3par wurben n1ebrsre Sompa9nien
re9uldrer 1ruppen na6 Sberfanaba du-
rud9erufen, um bort ben brobenoen8rano
5u loiben otlein bic brei 8eeimenter BON
FJfepfounolano, Die ouf Dem Mari1e na6
l1nterfanaoa beerifer u. gum Gbeil Ibon
bort eingerudt ,hno, bieten nod mebr als
@rfoe fir Die ab9eruf.nen 1rnrpen, uno
Die Sage bet eibera(en miro nur um 70 perz
dtpeifelter. = ..-,..,. 49,:
Sn Sbereonaea berrIbt allentbatb Gu-
be, uno nur Der fleiue bart .beSpinalibe
8infel bon Napp Sslano 1T Der @eaen-
.ftano ees l1nspiQens uno Der SerSensansit
fit bic brittiiben tpeere. r6ouuerneur:
6eab~ bat in, feiner fiinitli6en, bon Gnt-
|iteuuneen tber Die brittitbe eiberalitat
rpimmelnoen Sotfbaft bic @efabren onaes
oeutet, rpelbe BON 9app Sslarb aus su be,
.forsen fepen., Qter oueb bier fbeint bas
Slid bet God}e BET eiberoten ben Rldert
gu tsbren.: sc 1T ibnen .alleroin9s ae>
lnn9en, ourb Elm tpobl unterbaltenes &as
nonenfeuer bic. Serfban;,neen ouf Dem
anosru llfsr so Ssrit6rsn unb eiasn gbo.
ller NIT brittifbem8efbaee in Den. 8ruub
III bobren. 2(u6 i'no bis ouf Die neuefte
3eit Sreiwiaiee uno .llnterl1deuusen auf
Raup Sslano eineetroFsn. 1leiti Die
fortpdbrenoen SelitGrfunsen an Gefbde
unb Manniboft auf oent sesenibsr liea,
sneen ufer uno Der gntfblub pes fanabt.
lben @cuperneurs, Die Sniel bon re,lhie-
oenen Seiten mittelff eir,sr ibnimnenoen'
satterie an3usreifen, tnaben, spsnn i,idt
raftisc 8c9enmabreseln sendni.ssn tpsrr
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-19

.HiuB' uno 0obltpaaren meroen
sorratbissebaIten nuo Der.
fauft. cine 9bar ~ p'ftlib Der pOif=o1Fs 81
Moeincr, S.iH, hp
Sec. SO. { ,inie uls- Sc tlp,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-19
3ar0Spgrtus

OF THE FOURTH voLUMNE OF
THE OHIO FARMER AND WESTERN
HORTICULTURIST
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-19
Nummer ~.
G. &c II II q q.

Cslu6 Dem Canada Mufeum, elmer rcoali<
lttthell 3eltuu9> 'tpeld'e III Berlin, in 81
ber>eanaoa> 9eorudt mlro.)
Gben oa bic SETTING fcrtig it fiji bie
IpreBe, 9eben mob fol9enoe apetere Nabs
|rl6ten ein.-Deeembt + 20.
lu6 M on re a I &: 8eneccl @rc,pn
|wuroe in Wiboclburpim Gtoat s;c:n1ont
ms 9efdn9nib oefset, fir Sdrfre;,, ,:ouF
QnfloSc pcn oer Wontrcal Gitp Nanf,
>NmnrD Siroo, elmer cer 2(nftibrer ber
" patrioten'' 1bpB itb cine &u9el rurb
ben &cpf, i'm 2(u9enbIid isiner @efan=
9ennebmuns.
IS. @,sectt, M. 9, g., ouf spslden
500 pfuno ousoefeet moren, ruroe &C.
fan9en senoramen, obne CAP ereini9en 2Sb
oerftano n1odte bss9Ieiben 8. Neliou,
mel6er 10 Sage lang in 8ufb uno Selo
berumirrte+ uno AUDI nibt. einmal unter
ben 2(ufrdbrern Elm lberes l1nterfommeu
tlnoen fonnte, uao bepnabe perbun9erte.
Qnoere 9eo9ribten io9en, boB piele Ser
monter il6 bereiteu, ben Sransofen gu betz
fen. -.
popineaus 8,ou ilarb am Donnerl flag
ben :7ten December.
Nus 2oronto; 225 @efan8ene {Ino in
oen Staotsefdnsniben ouf9enommen spor=
Den, felt Dem Qusbrl16e Der unruben, uno
llno nun unter Berb6r.~ 1tnb in
9amilton ileen 80 BON ben unrubieen
Sopfen IT,, tomnen ifets no6 mebr elm.
Nm Gbriita9 5o9cn 9e9sn 1900 Greis
'plCi9e, nit 300 Snoianern borunter, ron
9amllton ab, unter Dem SbersBefebt bon
Sol. Macgeob, u. morfbirten nab Gbip-
paipa, in bic Ndbe bon Maden5ies Sc IL
beng. 3spep Gomponien BON Guelpb, unter
ben GQpitdns 9epart uno poore ,poren
au6 oabep.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-03-21
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

On Tuesday the 9th Of February, was
held at the Failing Water Church. a NEE
ting OF the Union Temperance Society
After an appropriate address by the Rev.
MIR. Wilson, an interesting report was
read by the Secretary, Silas Harlan Esq.
In this. although the lamentable fact was
disclosed. that but little had been done
by the friends OF temperance during the
past year, yet it was cheering to find. the
members had generally been faithful to
their pledge, and that disposition was
exclusively manifested TO make the ensu
ing year, one of renewed exertion in this
great and good cause. Notwithstanding
the incemency of the day. which proven
led numerous attendance, several new
names were added TO The pledge. aud af-
ter few remarks by Col. Edward Col
ston, it was resolved that when this
meeting adjourn, it adjourn TO meet on
the last Saturday in March," which will
be the last day Of the month. On that
day, full meeting of the members, and
of all others interested 10 the cause OF
temperance is earnestly requested. as we
may not only expect some addresses on
the occasion. but il is hoped. some mea-
sures adopted, which may give renewed
energy to the exertions Of the several SO
cieties in Berkeley County, during the
ensuing year.
N. b. The meeting will commence at
| l o'clock, A. M.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-03-21

FROM THE LAKE ERIE FRONTIER.
The Cleveland Herald states that
the Detroit Free Press Of the 9th inst
mo Detroit pepers now ever coming
by mail as far as Washington con-
tains the following particulars OF the
latest skirmish of the "Patriots.
ANOTHER Observation-Disclosures
was received in town yesterday from
an authentic source, giving the result
OF an engagement between tho patriots
on Point au Pelee island, and the Brit
ish troops. The action commenced on
Saturday morning, and resulted in the
Patriots being routed and driven from
the Island, with loss oil 0 killed, 40
wounded, and 20 taken prisoners. -
Colonel Seward, who commanded The
Patriot forces, was among the killed. :.
The British had killed. The Patrl.
OTIS, who numbered between 800 and
500, fled in the direction Of Sandusky,
and were pursued some seven or eight
miles by the troops upon the ice. Not
a man, we understand, was found upon
the Island when it was taken possession
Of, by the British. We suppose the
Canada war may now be considered al
an end.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-03-21


Ga Thursday the Stb inst, in Jefferson
by the Rev. 4. w Simpson, Mr.. JAMES
GLAssFoRD. Of this county, to Miss CE
ella JANE CLINGAN, of Leetown, Jeffer
son county;
On the 22d ultimo by the Rev. Robert,
Douglass. Mr. HENRY McKISNEY, former
ly of Scotland. 20 Miss ELISABETH Tuck
Err, of Shepherdstown.
On Thursday the | st inst. by the Rev,
Mr.. Larkins, Mr.. DAVID MILLER. Of this
county, to Miss FRANCES BoLEy, daugh
ter of MIR. Benjamin Boley of Jefferson.
In HagerstOwn, on the 9th inst. by the
Rev, ID. ). Bragonier, Mr. JAMES ELLIS,
Esq Of this county. to Miss ELISABETH
eldest daughter of Daniel M'Coy, decd
former proprietor of M'Coy's Ferry,
In Hagerstown, on he 18th inst, by the
Rev, Frances Springer, Mr.. p. OGDEN, OF
Morgan CO. to Miss LUcRETIA BowLEs,
eldest daughter of the late John Bolwes,
Esq. of Washington, Co. Md.
On the 18th inst. by the Rev, MIR.
Carr, Mr.. JoHS Ii. GREGG of this county
10 Miss MARGARET GUTHRIE of Clear.
spring Md.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-03-21

MoNsTRUMICIDE.-We regret to state
that desperate attempt was made on
Saturday night TO destroy tho vitality
Of the United States Bank. During
the evenlng,---on what o'clock we
have not learned--a fellow supposed to
be insane, marched deliberately up to
the door Of that edifce,--" barred his
red arm to hcavcn"--drew pistol,
and placing the muzzlc thereof to the
key hole, blazed away. Ofcourse, the
conclusion was tremendous, and the
effect above all description.
After this gallant Hercules had thus
wounded the hydra, he exclaimed with
a loud voice" There you will have
no more of the monster J" lie was
soon in the hands Of the police, and will
probably pay the due penalty aud for,
felt Of his Heroism. II he cannot re-
pair the injury himself any OF the
Faithful in town may do it for him, and
send their draft of outlay to the Her.
mitage. II would be hOnorcd at once.
-Phiiadelphia Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-03-21

BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs We
learn that counterfeit one doldr GER
tlicates of the Washington County
Savings Institution, are in circulation.
The counterfeits, we understand, are
bad limitations, bearing very little re-
semblance to the genuine certificates
and of course may very readily be
detected by those who are acquainted
with the general appearance OF the
certificates issued by the Institution
Hag. Torch Light.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-03-21
The Richmond Wing of the 18th

The Richmond Wing of the 18th
says: The House OF Delegates were
yesterday engaged almost exclusively
upon bills connected with the Banking
Institutions OF the State. The bill gran
ting further relief to the Banks, was
passed by handsome majority. 1t
provides among other things that if the
Banks do not resume specie payments
by the 1st Of August, and shall there
after make any dividend of their pro-
fits, they shall be liable TO twenty five
per cent. damages on each note which
they may refuse to redeem in specie.
The bill to suspend the act increa-
sing the Banking Capital Of the Com.
monweath, was ordered to be en-
grossed-aiter an Intellectual effort by
Mr.. Smith Of |. of W., to insert u
clause repeating the act.
The bill more cllectually to suppress
the circulation of small bills issued by
Savings Institutions and individuals,
was also engrossed for third reading
after much debate. 1t increases the
penalties Tor such issues, and authorl-
yes the Banks to issue one and two
dollar notes until April 1880, redcema-
bic in specie.
We consider this as entirely useless
legislation, and it will only add ano-
ther to the several laws already on the
statute book, to BIO derided and disre.
garded. fsmall penalties cannot be
enforced against public sentiment and
public necessity, it is utterly ridicu-
lous to expect compliance with more
rigid provisions.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-03-21

of those that survived subsequently
committed suicide, despairing, sup
pose, at the loss of friends, and inc
changes wrought by the disease 10
their persons--some by shooting olh
ers by stabbing, and some by throw
inc themselves from the high preclpi-
ces along the Missouri. Tho great
band OF Asinnebons, say ten thousand
strong, and the Crces, numbering about
three thousand, have been almost an
nihilated and, Notwithstanding oil the
precaution used by the gentleman en-
gagged in the trade Of that remote regi.
on to prevent it, the disease had rea-
ched the Black Feet Of the Rocky
Mountains band Of one thousand
Lodges had been swept oft, and the
disease was rapidly spreading among
the different bands Of that great tribe,
numbering, think, about sixty thou.
sand souls.
have no doubt but the prediction
contained ia my letter Of the 9th ultl-
mo will be fully realized, and all the
Indians on the Columbia river, rs far
MS the Pacific ocean, will share the
fate Of those before alluded to.
Gen. WILLIAM CLARK,
Superintendent Indian Affairs
This, (says the Washington Globe
is a fearful description Of doplorable
suffering among the red men. IL IS
gratifying to know, that US soon as
authentic accounts of the ravages o.
small-p among the tribes on the Mis-.
souri, were received, inquiries were
promptly Instituted by the proper au-
thoritics to ascertain their origin aud
extent, and measures adopted to afford
alienation, and, where practicable, to
prevent further infection. Funds for
vaccinating the Indians were immedi-
ately RENTED, with authority to en-
pIoy the necessary agents.
The agent charged with the execu-
ton of these measures, possesses great
energy, and the most favorable results
may be anticipated.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-03-21

CAPTURE OF 400 lNpIANs.--An off,
Ger Of the army who arrived at st.
Augustine, the 23d ult. from the inte-
rior brought intelligence, OF the cap.
iure of about 400 Indian warriors, in
two bodies, about i6 miles from fort
Bassnger, in north easterly direction,
by Gen. Jessup. 1t is said the first
party were captured by the army, and
they acted as guides which led TO the
capture of the second. After their
capture they requested permission to
go out and bring in their families which
Gen. Jessup refused, but suffered u
fow only to 90 for that purpose.
This report came from Tampa, and
was confirmed by express from Fort
Mellon at PIcolaia. Norfolk Herald.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-03-21
Corr dependence Of the National In,elligcncer
New YORK. March 10.


Overwhelmed with foreign news,
the doings of the Old World all to be
sited and sorted in "a single sheet, !
hardly know where TO begin. A fleet
Of packets give US news 10 Feb. list,
and the Ontario of the 4th IS now be-
low
The Earl Of Durham is appointed
Governor General Of Upper and Low
err Canada, New Brunswick and Nova
Scotia. He is invested with the pow
ers almost OF Supreme Dictator-to
suspend the Constitution Of Lower Ca.
nada--to put off the meeting of the
Pariament--to organize temporary
Governmental Counsellors fom Up.
per and Lower Canadian short, with
the full powers given to the Calcutta
and Botany Bay Governors, to do
very much what he pleases. Lord
John Russell has introduced Bill oil
Coercion, the Commons and the Lords
sustaining him almost en- mdSS6, Peel
and Russell, and Melbourne and Wei.
lington, acting as one, all party dltler.
ences being merged. Lord Brougham,
however, has mauIed his old friends
in his toughest style. The Tories, he
says, make little or 40 pretension TO
constitutional liberty, but the Wings
do pretend, and in the pretence sacri-
flee all at a single blow.
The London Times says 10000
troops are 10 come over. Every pack.
ct has more or less Of British officers.
All the Presidents passengers arc
British officers. We have q little
London here now, Of course. The
course of our Government as 10 neu-
trality gave great satisfaction in Eng
land. There was not the least com.
plant of any Importance as late as
the LIST, some time after the Navy
Island affair, but previous to the Car
oline affair being known. Parliament
was wholly devoted to Canada affairs.
The debates would fill great library.
The Ministers will carry all their mea-
sures OF coercion by powerful MAORI
ties. The Tories, however, laugh at
the Wings for resorting to "preroga-
tive" so freely.
The commercial news is that money
is only % and per cent. in England,
the distressed classes being the capita.
lists, who don't know what to do with
their money. The low rate of ex.
change on England in New York OK
cites some attention. 1t is reported
that the Ontario, below, has some spe-
Gle Oh board. If this be so, it will be
the first turn of the European tide.
Already, however, these movements
were watched in England, and they
will be counteracted, rely upon it.
Mr.. Jaudon was making Roadway "a
gainst all opposition. A transaction
of his, in which he cashed bill Of
$4,000 pounds sterling, per cent. in-
terest off, the Bank Of England deman-
ding per cent. created great deal
Of conversation. This undertaking
Of John Bulls mon ter by brother JON
athan's monster, on his own ground,
naturally enough attracted great at
ienlon and some amusement. The
London Times says the rumor is a.
broad that he does American business
the best and the cheapest, and that
" his quietude Of manner satisfies the
people that he has the game in his
own hands" n. B.-W Norwood for
the Globe. u. 5. Bank stock in Lon.
don stood at the rate of l2l in New
York Gall for the Globe
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal is
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-03-21

The original Locofocos Of this city
held meeting on the 9th Of February,
in celebration of the birth day ofTHo.
MAS PAINE. Among the toasts given
on the occasion were the following:
BY Thomns J. Montgomery. Fran
ces Wright Darusmont-The bright
Venus Of Democracy. May she con-
tnue to exert her brilliant talents in the
cause Of freedom, until monopoly of
every description shall be driven from
Americas fair land.
BY James Alden. Andrew Jack.
SON The hero of New Orleans, and
late President of the United States: the
defender Of the Peoples rights, and the
detecter Of bank intrigue. May Mar.
tin Van Buren, finish what he so no.
bly, began.
BY George A. Chapman. Christi
anity and the Banks.-Tottering on
their last legs, may their downfall be
speedy.