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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-29

only 10 keep down the interest the cost OF c"nsl.c
lion, bu, promising in few years 10 'einourse Tue p.,
cipa, and utmstey to relieve the people OF those olAes
from the burthen of taxation have had access 10 90
documents shedding any light opon The subject OF ine
public works Of Ohio, and am, therefore,
express any opinion in reference 10 them bat, as .e
subject Of Internal Improvements is one OF very g1ea'
interest and Importance have turned my attention 10
the Internal improvements of New York and PennsyI
vania and am convinced that they do not merit the
lavish euloCy so commonly bestowed Upon them. lie
canals of n York cost Sl4 ,095, 3O4. ~
Amount of tolls in 1887 Sl,326,iol w
Isg 'N0 1887 90
Nett proceeds from the State works SIT. sos 90
For enlargement of Erie canal in 1887, 694:lo w
Surplus, S23,10O w
Out of seven canals in New York constructed Stale
account, only two. the Erie and Chumpain canals, yield
ed any during the last year. the others absorbing
in repairs and collection of tolls more than their income
This is evident from the table which now exhibit:
Tolls in 1887.
Oswego Canal,
Cayuga Canal,
Chemung Canal f.................S52377 %
Crooked Lane Canal,
Chenango Canal,
Repairs and collections Of tolls $l3l795 05
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-29

our means are insufficient, construct these works 'ha'
they canno, be made without resorng 10 TAXA
ton or loan and if the latter that this is an unproP
tious time for borrowing money upon favorable terms
Although the subject dry and undressing, desire
10 call the attention Of the House 10 examination OF
our existing liabilities account of Internal improve
ments, with the view Of ascertaning our means OF pay
ing the interest the debt incurred that aulho
rsed 10 be Contracted and also the interest on Inc pro-.
posed loan should it be authorised by the Genera ho
semby. The subscriptions actually made by ihe Gos'
monwealth account Of works nf Internal inprot.
ment and the interest of which is directly or naIrscy
payable out of the fund Of Internal improvement
amounted on the Is, Of last January to
the sum of Sl I9o',on n NV
Amount already borrowed, 3ieS,1ggoo nv
Amount rrmaining 10 be borrowed, i,5oo'Voa w
The annual interest the amount borrowed is aoout
sI7O 900 90, while the regular annual income oil Inc
fund Of Internal Improvement $li5 900 o. 'hsn
tb. annual income of the fund falls short Of paying the
annual interest now charged omit by $50 geo 90 When
the whole 81 746i5O Oo shall have been borrowed the
interest will be S~'f,oo' Wv
To which add interest at D per CENT on o,o IN
S. $50 900 900, new loan, ,oo" w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-29

In Whatever aspect II rs viewed said Mr.. r., The sub
jet before is of the highest Importance; important,
Sir not merely 10 the sections Of the Stale which ale
Immediately interested i'll the improve Is recommend.
ed, but Taught with consequences OF the deepest in
terest 10 every portion Of the Commonwealth What
is the proposition before US? What is the system
of improvement that has been recommended for our
adoplon IL is proposition 10 revoIutonize what has
heretofore been regarded as The settled policy of the
State il is sysem which, if adopted will effect an
important innovation, and almost entire change in
the principles upon which, works Of Internal Improve.
shall hereafter be constructed. The specific works
that here recommended but the entering wedge
to prepare The way for others in the language of the
Committee, they merely the "man stems upon which
lateral and auxiliary improvements are TO be engraftcd
at future day.. Sanction this Report, and carry out
the resolutions upon your table, and you are told that
you will advance the true interests of the Common.
wealth, give fresh verdnre 10 the faded lnurels Of the
Old Dominion pour into her lap the "municent boun.
ties that have been lavshed other favored regions,
and swell the tide Of prosperity" throughout the land.
Admitting, do the importance OF the end 10 be
compshed, the question presents ITSELF does the end
justify the means that are proposed 10 be employee p
And this is the true question presented for decision
Your attention has been directed to the present cond
ton Of the Treasury and TO The state Of the fund for In
iernal improvement; will not weary The House with
statistics or by travelling ground that has been
occupied by Others 1t is sufficient for my purpose 10
remark that for The next fiscal year. the interest upon
the debts of the Common wealth that have been contract
ed for the payment of subscriptions actually made
account OF joint stock companies and of appropriations
for works Of Internal Improvement and which are au.
tIorised and required to carry into effect the existing
engagements of The State-will be more than double
the present and regular income of the fund for Internal
improvement. Some provision is necessary for the
punctual payment Of the interest upon these debls
and the ultimate redemption uf the principal The
ordinary income Of the State is than sufficient
defray the usual the regular and legal demands upon
th. Treasury How, then, is this provision be made
How are these demands to be metz You may make
temporary provision by drawing upon other funds, but
these demands only be, and must ultimately be met
by augmentation Of the rates of taxation-or this is
our only source of wealth. With these facts before us,
this being the condition Of The Treasury and in The pre-
luonize the settled policy of the State, change almost
entirely heprncpes upon which have he relofore act
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04

ANOTHER YANKEE TRicK.-The NECESSITY
of keeping sharp look out when We have 10 do
with Yankees i fully demonstrated IN the follow.
mg narrative. Our readers recollect a notice in
this paper few days sncC, Of the safe ARRIVAL Of
tho schooner Lone, Captain Clarke, al Maiamo-
ras, after passing he blockade. Having sold the
height a, an enormous profit, Captain Clarke
took IN cargo of specie and hides worth thirty
thousand dollars, aud cleared sgain for New
Orleans. On the morning Of the 25lh June, be-
fore day light, the Lone passed the bar Of Del
Norte under all canvass, with fresh smackine
breeze, and strong expectations Of GLIDING The
vigilance of the bloeka1ing squadron. Blu, she
had not sailed ten miles TO sea before the breeze
died away and daylight revealed the French brig
Of war within miles distance. SO soon as ihe'
Yankee was discovered the French commander
manned boat with dozen SAILORS and marines,
boarded and took possession OF hef as a prize.
All the crew and passengers we're transferred
from the schooner Lone, 10 the U. S. soop Of
war Vdndalia, excepting Captain Clarke, the mate
and the cook. lieutenant and prize crew Of
eight men we're then put "a board and ordered TO
Sacr6cios, where tho French fleet lay at anchor
Captain Clarke, his mate mud cook, were thus de-
tanned prisoners in their own vessel, under Il
guard Of nine armed men, including the leuten-
ant. They submitted to their fate with common
dable iorlilude tlll the morning of the fourth Of
July. The vessel lay beculmcd thirty miles from
Sacnfcios. The recollection of nc stirred tho
Yankee blood in he veins Of the prisoners and
they determined 10 make one effort for liberty
Fortune seemed 10 favor the attempt. They
stole upon deck about day light end found only
four sailots upon tho watch. The residue and
tho officer having retired TO rest. To knock
down two Of the watch and drive the other two
up the rigging before the muzzle Of pistol with
out a load or ilint--lo .lasen the companion
way upon the lieutenant and lotk the lorecasilu
| upon the sailors, was but the work Of a moment
with this trio Of resolute seamcn contcudng for
their freedom Without any bloodshod, and al
most without resistance, they took possession Of
the schooner, and broueh, her prize crew, money,
hides and all safely 10 New Orleans. On then
way TO this port they were met and boardcdby a
British armed ship, tho commander Of which ap-
| plauded tie gallant exploit Of Captain Clarke,
and offered him convoy 10 Havana. The whole
achievement may be taken as Eir specimen Of
Yankee daring enterprise, and should be en1.
lion to all who come III collision with that ns,r
pie, by which some Useful lesson may DO EARNED
NJ. O. BullrIin,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04

a good idca.--The N. D. Bulletin calculates
lha, 10000 persons from The South annually.
spend their summers a, the North; enters INTO au
estimate TO show tat they disburse $500 a benz
for Northern pleasure, gewgaws, otcetera, rnhes
ing the enormous sum Of twenty millions per an.
nun, and proposes, as means Of getting out Of
debt now, and keeping out hereafter, that South
crn people stay at home, OF, if thcy must "plcas-
ure IL" do il within the limits Of Aeir own States.
Mont .1dr.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04

Spnu Of The Fedtrafsis. Mr.. Clay not hotg
since denouncedlh settlers on the public domain
as land pirates, lnwess niruders," Sc. Mr..
John Boil, Of Tennessee, his relation and fugle-
man, more recently declared that We required
troops on our Western frontier, not 40 much to
oppose the Indians as 10 keep dorn The settlers.
This remarkable sentiment was expressed by Mr.
Bell in his speech on the army BILL and but fol-
lows the example Of Nicholas Biddc, who IN b.
Princeton address, described the Democrs . ..,
~ as :" troop Of banditti." &, cSoa-
Tho federal newspapers in this state haT'l asnl
since caught the spnit Of their leaders. M onI,
DO they denounce, il the coarsest langHape. d..
mocrstIc citizens in pubic and pr.SSI. he but
they even assaIl whole counties. Notlonp sincC
Gao people Of llnwamba, Wins.on, oknbbchn,
Franklin and other counties, lhs, gave maiores
i9l tho Democratic candidates, were ridcnled bv
certain i2dGIal pint, as TG.NOR.9NT SET
Tiers. iredding on the heels oChe SAT.a-
GES," 5c.--Nacbez Free Trader.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04

Ar lIoME.--Scveral of tho most wealthy md
respectable citizens Of this city and county, made
settlements on tic public lands in Louisiana dur.
ing The past and present years with The hope Of
availlng themselves Of the presumption law, il ono
should be passed agreeable TO the Recommended
lion Of the President. These gentlemen, almost
without exception, vote the whig ticket II We
were called on 10 say who these citizens are, we
should call them highly respectable MN. But
their great cader--thcir iayorile candidate FOR the
Presidency, describes them as "land pirates, rob-
bcrs, &c. who ought TO be driven of The land
they have seized on, by the United States troops.
What would our fellow citizens say il Mr. Van
Buren, should threaten TO send a company Of req
uars TO the Tensaw, and drive offihelr oyerscers,
negroes, sc. They would, 10 man, shoulder
arms against the tyrant, and the community would
sustain them. But Mr. Clay may rdcule them
as squaticrs, denounce them MS pirates yet they
still throw up their hats for him and cry huzza
huzzu Verify This Is patriotisnl. When Mr.
Clay speaks Of land robbers, he should rcmenl-
Der that he includes many Of his staunchest friends
10 this cily.--.Natches Free Trader
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04

More deaths have occurred, from the effects Of
lightning this present year, than ever was known.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04

A strong COmpGrison.--A lady correspond
ent Of the Philadelphia Gazette, who seems to
know what she is writing about, says that ian af-
Eectionate wife can lead her husband with slken
thread, Wills, termagant cannot hold one With
a rope"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04

BY reference 10 the Sd book Of Moses, called
Levltieus, chapter XIX, verse l3, il will be sees
that the credit sgsiem strictly forbidden. This
was 1900 years before Christ
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04

The "Couier prates every day about The e.
forts Of ocofoco pnns, 10 depreciate our cunen-
cy. The Courier is josiing. II well knows that
or paper is degraded in consequence of the con-
duct OF the Banks themselves, and that IFS ledttal
allies IN New Orleans, Louisville and Cincinnati,
are using every exertion 10 keep our paper be-
low par. Ii the Banks here had taken our advice,
which we have been urging on them for two
years. We would now have as good currency as
any State in the Union. The feds spoil every
currency they attempt to tinker with.
Free Trader.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04

satsheerfM COmpanion.--A gentleman who
lately built house was showing II to a irend'
andwjih greet glee was pointing out all its Varl-
GUS IL ommodaiioss. my dear SIT" interrupt
ed tue ether, have you made the siaif CASE VIDE
enough TO bring uown your coffin'"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04

.Misconcepiion. As a canal boat was TO pass
under bridge, the captain gave the usual warn
ing, "look OFT" when little Fronchman, who
was in tho cabin, obeyed the order by popping his
head out Of the window, which received severe
hump by coming in contract with pillar Of the
bridge. lie drew ii back in great pet and OK.
claimed. "Dese dam Americans say look out wen
dev means look in"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04

A bitier iaunt---A married lady in England,
recently came suddenly into room where her
two sons were quarelliog and in the hope Of
putting an end to their difference uttered the iol.
lowing ihtcat: "You young rascals, if you dom
dessi, III tell both your fathers"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04

Miraculous Cure by Brandreths Pills.
duel was fought in Illinois lately, with musket
loaded with Brandreth's Pills. Both the comba
tants are said TO have been ellectuay cured 0
their fighting propensilies on tho receipt Of tn
first dose.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-04

a Yankee writing from the West speaks Of
its great matrimonial facilities, and adds; Sup
pose you get our girls some new teeth and send
them out"
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-10-26

-, tcna6ri6tcn ibre 3ablrei@tn Srtunoe
|SsN y unp Gin llteralcs putiitum ilterDaurt,
IIEI5e - pab llc cine partnerf9aft in -6anrcls>
sE Es=A acth1ftcn acbibct u11r ttd init ciuc1n
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-10-26

rier, Vlanttibcr, OlunrtIde fur allc Sntttumentes
Srl6en, .SinScrttcse &c.
WilitatriIde Sanoen
rcrben cn berrlides NBrrtc,ncnt Su9els fnSe', ,pt
a,h Slarrcntrrmretcn Srneert Irpmlrctett, Slar>
pcnb6rurr, QBorb6rncr, prttbrrncr, Scrrcnts, SoBz
b6rncr, Vptaunei1 H. f. II. ,lb mc9cn b rararf rer>
taBcn raB lle por5hsetc Snttr"mente j" m"BiSen
prei(tn crbaltcn.
Uf2(Qc Snitrumcntc lnp rerlldcrt. - Serc Nrt
Qustcscruns lptrp NIT Srr9faIt nnp Gle tetor9t.
8etcllun9tn prm $anrc mcrpcn nit Srr9tAlt e1n1
l9crott.
UT&rdncr unb Snrianifbc 6anr(er bic in lr9c'1s
rtistn Artiteln banreln, ~trpcn 9rrBe S@rScn fnr
Zen. Il. Scpmert t, Smprrtrur
,tnr !6anrler in teutfbtn 2ea"rcn.
Cleveland, pD6nir @rt1upc, Arril 20 tp.
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Qlnfenp'S SleueS Optel

in Der Staot Brio9enater, 8eaoer Co., pa.
ar ltntcrftbriebcnc 5eist pcm putlitum crSctcntt
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rcs;ct gu tcs parttctet, unp feline t1c 1tnp cnttSe
2eermnrpatirnen finn 9crar,ni9 Gr larct Self ttnpe
ersetentt Gin, an5uruen, unp emrfteblt tb ais res
putlitums ersctenttcr 9icncr.
J5einri9 Antenp.
Vritaepater, Slrp. II. b.r.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-10-26

Start @ountp, ss. "''''' N'' '~>'' - Aoo0
0,abrbt miro boNr biermit 9e9eben, bob oas
~ @an3e Der peri9ieoenen Stri6e Sano II. Stootz
lctten in uDrebeneer eiite bef6rieben. ooer 70 pel
oapon, ols nOtbwenoi9 iepn miro, UNI bic 2oren uno
oorouf9els9ten Sntreben uno Strofen gu be5oblen,
ourb ben Sbabmellter befa9ten Gauntes, oerfauft
ober 5uu Sertoufe on9eboten tperoeu miro, an BET
Gbar oes Gomtboufes in beio9tem @ountp storf,
am leeten Monto9 oes nd@iten Decembers (24fen),
um 10 rbr Sormitto9s anfan9eno tpenn nibt bic
2oren, Sntrebe uno oorouf seeste Strofe, pie uorz
be1a9t, Dor iener 3et be5oblt wiro.
Daniel @ptfbau u, Quoitor BON
Sctober 26. 1873. 4r,. Gtart Sauntp.
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Seutfhes 0anbaus
III 4lnClnnQtn

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am 9littclnartte III pcr 5ten Stra6c (;miftteu STAGE
nnc 9inc StraBen.) SerGnbcstcnannte rmrfieblt
len 9atfbaus Der 9untt einer $anpse,.te, inpem CT
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pterp eeer NIT Subrwefen euf bic teque,nifc 2ssif
IrSren fam. Sen !5aus unp teine Stalluns llno
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8ren rerltbcn mas rer Wartt hartietet ,,np feiue
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mtrcr hey iDn, 5utrreden, bic einnal tep ib einse.
tebrt batten. 2eer re 9,rrte NIT uns MAIDEN ,rtll
lit berslib mlfcmmtn.
Sauio . fiffertr.
Cincinnati, O0ar3 80. 1888. 6oOlta.
UTOer 1ltere SScbattcur ciefes Slattes ta,,n aus
@rrrokuna alcs bctatt9en mas .@6r. .. rtcn faat:
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in DIR @tdrt Sontrtt,


ar ltnter,ctbnete bena3ri@tist biermlt ras 'pntz
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Strafe, netcn .6crrn Bromnin9's Strbr.
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9eE eEulhofts, 6onD(nuo.

Nie lntcrihriebenen benubeu oiele @e(es
~ senbeit, ben SIrsern rrn Olasiacn unb psr
anl'eSenpen 9esenr ap,usetsen, rab fs Den san;tn
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an eem alten Stanbrlat, in Der OleintfraBe, cine
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te rem 9famen ute Sir,na rrn Iennis unb
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jet, rpenpiDrc Srcunre uno bas utlifum iiterbaurt
""ruten rnp tbren 9rrratb III 4usenf2ein nebmen
mereen. ebe lIe tpntfwo taufen. Sobn 1ennis,
-Utablilcn, Sct. 20. t.p. Samcs g. Gcup
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9leues uno 9ldnjenoes
@tabliBmsnt in MoBiIpn Sbto.
Rtller s. @rGullp

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lSaN . i unp Gin tlterales putiitum iltcrDaurt,
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- Gxs-1set6aften scbilrct, ut,r ltd init einem
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ftben Dotcn. 9orunter llnp:
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1ntbcr. Ginfaeber, 9emtdtcr unp eetriIrfeltcr &as
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troune 3it9cnDaars sGamlets Canton Slaunelc allcr
Sartcn, 9rlner Srics unp Sais. Gn9ltebe II. fran
l5ptthc unp f9urirtc 0ertnpS 8rtne, ttbarlaeb unp
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tp Selpct, Oletcl lnp e Sdrjent1lb, 9ctlcihtc unb
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