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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-06
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-06
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-06
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-06
Glpct. Oeor9 VrcYf0cDer

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Clio ~ t!nc ciu>m 9cchrttn 9lHtieum Ecr'
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QrotDcfc, morn >GttIiDtn Gte rGr xuGt1rN,rHS unr
Wlarttz zGtrafc. GNrtrn, J1nr. l, 1887. +. y,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-01
The Celebrated BACK
D.g E'dD ~. e. 81 % & "a 4, z
WILL. S'i'ANsF.

'INilE ENSUING SEASON. oue haifpfh> time,
at james \. McrrWrtltrs. oHe mir from \ e"
,."n'"n; aid the other h at " IN. Slreu'- ncdr
nc,h y IN bedford and Will be let To- VI ARES II
IN " PILLARS the season, OF ti.uUru tur ASA
""N'' 10 ot pad is she shah tie a>UrItllucd
u Ne with toal, traded of. IniIl take the Colts
"nen SIX months old III twenty Use dolliis l,akIae
u" ciaige'" the season. II agreed upon wien the
mare Is put. tlAI.\tEI EIN
Fct. DC iv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-01
valuable Printing Establishment
EGss SHE.

,,rRSlANF to the provisions OF deed Of rust
/ executed IA the Su6sol llrr, b, Ihoma, l..
WILSON, on the 10Th day Of May. 1886, Tor certain
,,,,,., thrrriu n,enipned, winch deed has been
J,x rec ordel IN the Clerks Once OF the lustInas
1',ur Vi Lynchburg; will hr sold, n public aurIloa,
-, The fin Il ,l.y of the month"; IT the late ON u
:, DIR yue h,irg Dem pclat. III the town oi lvnrlt-
l.,o Ia, CASH III. whole rstabllshm. ut oi THE
LYNCllBURt; DEMOCRAF including all the
,,nr,. Presses, Paper, Ink, Tyne. aud Printing
Materials. w ~ pNNlEi' Jun
Iyurhbu,g Feb. 10 IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-01
Feb. rs
ESSD 4 as ssJNG.

AIRS. EDWIN ron AL. informs her friends
NJ aud the pubic. that she has laken the t-ne.
.'rnt over the store III Messrs. Mich nn-s x Nushy
nh'fn she u prepared ts accommodate irrauii~ nih
h""rd BY the inonh OF yrsr. She respectful, "a
''',is = share of pubic lasr,nase.
trhr,ary o6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-01
TO the Citizens OF Virginia.
Fsas. EgF1E,

" ni,sd ms urp' ssihna through pnr Of the
d thmp ilt slca4s .nt lcanHI satisfaction, OF
"'H-1 'stfH mil n1utsl III al ia Nt5iu and oth
S'ti'rH nFwsp1p'rS The danlnd tor III dir
hlN ra-u: il, u south, pay aaIlN tn state of Va.
GHh lhH il 9uulit asHrN rtyf hi aice from NsN
N"rA - ia CITY al tsauIEaDap, 4 tsnhal wharc vi
b. rh1s N'Pto1en Aain ,u'. sppos,s tn faa-
u HIM. IL u. Ii. ~ IL ..-.t.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-01
- ~ lA<--S
o-"TiIE IYNCuBURG lIRGINIAN.'

lIhef seai-c skty, f-rcry hoaisy and Thursday. al
D.gar, per aa"an payt5ienaaraace. 40 sbscrip-
:, rececei i1ra shorfer PERIOD than nontas and
,er siH he disroaaueL lerrcqt =" the discrcoa Of Ac
=r!,i.r,,l until all "rrear"yes are p'ia'
'-ptDrER rfsE HEST Siasertrih 50 ccnt, per SPAR
[ FIR Ate frst insert aud - cents for erery sa6se
s,,at ntse on
: ,TJoG P@iN1iSG escc"ied "s"ay md efpcHt''"sfy
I al On reasonable hrns.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-01
.Vse'Tsl'7i.

DT .riur OF deed uf rug executed 10 Glista-
ID WIS y Rose and tur subscribers. bN Elias " Ills
and Mary Il. lbs wii- healna d,te oH The loth day
nj " arch, l52i, aud ot record III the coaulS Count
al Amh.r, the UNDERSIGNED VIII. on the 2ifh Ia,
If March. ls36. on the premises eNro>r 10 SALE hy
Vi public auction, credit ol 10 .ulouliIS,
Ua- purchaser giving bond willi good ret>ond So
outiiy ,or The purchase nlottN -ud dee. OF tIHSt
% The .nd Ii,-n iufther 10 srrLlc the psYlarni
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-01
seed Oats 81 CORN for s5aic.

I''tf subscriber hd>i"r sale loD bus is of : ncd
Us ct superior quat,, and 40a barrels double
~; 'e' "i''te tlm Coru-lnnr months clcdl vii be
sen when HE purchase inrutnl> TO loo. Ire pun
>''>e' giving - negotiable notr.
JOHN L. HAWKINS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-01
g.,o Cs5c6n.o.,g Zine Of Stages

Icayc, lie Union lofcl, every ofhel day, Al .
clpck \. NJ. by ~lv OF Duye, and through North
aud South Carolina In MlIledgcsillc, ''e'o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-01
Grass ksass.

i HAVE nav unrH4a-e Il lc" ld.rN nt thr Mac
4 X, aud Berhsh Pics, ecirhrated as Il
crazinc hrerd. ut remarkahy ea~y keep aud early
natu iry. CHARLES NJ. RYAN. Manager
lor T.. Fletcher At his Phutaton.
rear Amherst Conrt House.
Dec. 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-01
ssys3 5bfGg s'y;S.
E.ess8reI OF siaf Blood,

Racss3Gtl Oa siif Es.DDjl.
for chrome al otf disease, whittier produced h, rle,
iils M ion internal mobi uati, in. from ldy
ed Old Disorders, itom thr Use ri eus culnnl ank,
zeal Adyati>er.
sursssNs. waAr.un, In liquid and N pastel
e'ald of ds speedy aud perfect rnn' al oi ,ononhe" aud
AsEI-s.psssLHTsg s4R.P.-Ths medicine i,
M all en- r-ai al ,oJrs,a hid remedy and atl.r mei
Fora hll and particular count OF pr kuh med c'hs5
ther properties aud natur,, So In Medical llreftise
winch a. be had rats AT ~. kul office, Of hjs agents
/ by mai.
Fp,." Ii Washington Clio be.
W. ig our dur u 'l',,' the oo"'n} communication
II column na-iAueh tn efficacy and great OF
Dr. hahl ; Il s#tof4 swell known mas.
ioa VIII pis'se 10 noce III your up In following eeI-
do hereby Gritty tai about the 1t ol Januor,. was la
ken VITA N'udy =. aud in'llhuitlrN Ehtundim) tie
odd ahl rh m ever ~ niic
mankind 50 Is learn ever, limb
taken nom me- hesid, tremendous elins al every JONI,
hycrnuh The same and attended with tn, most excra,arng
pam had rodud. ulsd all remedies, that
eoui.n 'ndle ir tn sanls, bit tct l. BY accil
informed ta ~. l>uh yu.=u Oraier Coast Ilua.s
ielt Chan II tntnnn h. shef h. rl mtli-
used wrrc th t..,lsrul The oaa Aromatic Extract
e. Gae Etl4,n, nt,crsd pla-I#r n5 nspra.e Tow.
der thr Nor nd his ttncntto all thus abhrns
md "lcIloa - gwen u'yr ny naai oi seal, In, it ',
T.. 81 JOIN rHYroS.
S.,f O,alae Cunt Ilop.,, Va.
pr. Eabl ,tsaalias III. -ta,ln in te ,,o,, CT
hcatr m1-.es Il be understood tat general,
not ht 'ti'1 iihn IA iea alaoazh Sna my b. much
lhIo" ..t 2ssN II give tf i'oN Ntn't ola lett r
nom hi .onez pol9st al 0nas- Count .!oas, ddd Mn
D.nr.5-l saw NJ Jolc ,ytp, to.de,, ooI h loak.
bausrt,ani escr NV hin II Il II to not b#tn In
me rnes, IL would nov le,e under ground. lie
requested me Ia tel, ,oa h al had aa.d ms 4 lar
an nnd q pr semi his rc>pe't,to va.
tonr Ktsl"'rs the laions maieine ia a.- county, and
may oflnporaa have btena I'd n al. hho-
ha"lhy o nielr,1e<. hive tui srrat nnmha
,r Il, %, Of a.i ' aI' ~" s :
mp ar ityssin' ia ''. pe'e' cars, and 'at short
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-01
|@RENON Al. 81,

yxNIE subscribers have reunited iheIr stock "
/ tiood, 10 the House Bunk Square, lalel
.ecumrd bs Mr.. krlr, mhrrr invite our oil
,oxud, aud customers call tnI see Us.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-01

VUST REC EiNE ED an excellent assortment "i
81 aro;. ANA Steel, together with lot al extra
tG..;ac {. Apple LsragndAs, syi,isl>C! "A
Wines, j. Il. BAILEY X Ga.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-01

F0I 'TI0n0 NJ 0WT dI-0a-- NR-IIor pIodNccI hN W'1,
, m IL internal mrbl mat M from huY
ed old disorders ien th' Use utn cuonl antk,
OF pa tenml from Ia chang OF l. p.sild tds Med
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-01
q .sa,Eg CDNGlcEs$.
SECOND SESSION.
SPEECH or NIX. RlvEs. OF vlna,NrA,

Ia opposila 70 tic Sab IfeNarg BIZ ami a sap
jart elAs Sab,idaie-Delipere,i ~ he Scaitc .
h issfot Satlrs 9TH and On Febraary, ls3S,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-01

aUTsssNst WaAr.g2E, In liquid and an pastel
'ttatd ors speedy aud perfect r,n,u Of Gononhsa and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-01
Agents Virginia..

S1n9l' X TIUI.' 0's.I'f., l5' Nl9sau slr'ft, ~
of Wv j. orb.
Rob IT X sih, N,,ehure
Joseph Hosrna.. Fi-h. IL Fi'aee. barh.ss COUNT.
=" Nhnasu nprtl,tssr> III h. t,onrrd Will d'c-nt
of . percent At Dr. X HI > cr, ehmona, va, hui ihr
amount be transmitted l., mil lpo't fd3 in com ut
bank hls or in a dra,t otsirl, on Richmond Va
Dec. 10 I'm
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-17
NECK ER--REsUMPTIo OF SPECIE
PAYMENTS. ..,.

We invite the attention of our readers to the very
able and interesting communication from our cor
| respondent NEcKER, on the Resumption Of Specie
| Payments. Aside from the present occasion and
crisis which give additional importance TO the sub
ject the writer has not only presented it in and
| striking views, but fortified il with new facts, and
new authorities-Stubborn facts and stern author-
ties. We need not, and shall not forestall the con-
illusions, TO which the arguments of the writer must
lead every unprejudced mind-conclusions which
can neither be escaped nor perverted.
The views of Necker on this subject are no mar
row. partizan views; they are the views of liberal
policy and enlightened patriotism-views such as
have al last awakened the administration TO Re-
solution" Will they
Resolve, and rc-resovc, and die the same7'
Or will they at length follow an exhortation ad-
dressed 10 Mr.. Jefersons administration to 81 act,
and not deliberate" any longer' This is the question
and action, without any further delay, can only an
Swer il. ...
If the administration do not forthwith carry their
Resolution" into action, and the Bank Convention
now setting at New York should postpone the re-
sumption of specie payments till October the day of
political salvation will have been lost for ever.
The above was written before the admin istration
abandoned its resolution
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-17

Mss MARTrSEAus RErRosrEcr OF WESTERN IRA
VEL London Saunders & Obey, N. York Har-
per & Brothers; vols. 1888.
IT For sale by G. Anderson, Penn. Arenne
While this book furnishes us with new argu-
ment against International COPYRIGHT by which we
should be forced to pay the GYNEcoRAcY OF ENGLISH
LITERATURE for the exclusive privilege Of libelng
and scandalizing our country we must confess that
Miss Marineau, in many things, has
Done the state some service,
though somewhat Extensively and not altogether cha
ritabv-yet nevertheless good degree of justice
We must acknowledge, that after we had glanced
over her volumes we felt instgated to treat her and
her opinions with somewhat Of the same spirit with
which she has prosecuted her abors but we were
soon convinced that we ought not 20 initiate an ex-
ample we condemned, neither rendering eril for erii
or rafting for railing bi contraryrtse blessing We
therefore thank her for dschargng, what must have
been for her, a very diSagreeabe duty, in passing
such censure and judgment upon our people and
their institutions as nothing but conscientious
sense of duty, we trust would console and justify her
for doing
Her work will be read and should be read, and
cannot fail, we believe TO have like all unpalaable
medicine sautary effect.
In Justice ID Miss Martneau we shall not class
her either with mother Trollope or the Venus Of
Democracy.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-17

banks must take care Of themselves, and the
Government has nothing to do but to take care
Of itself How can il extend any aid without
abandoning the Sub treasury This then is
all deception mere keeping of the pro-
mise to the ear, but breaking it 10 the hope
The banks will be cautioned not to hazard any
experiments upon these hollow and heariless
professions. They can only net with safety
when the General Government relinquishes
its attitude of hostility, and recommends, and
establishes ia,cs corresponding TO the charac-
ter of its new professions.
The Globe speaks of 8 indications Of sup
port to the banks" which shave doubtless,
rendered any further action on Mr.. Hamer's
resolution unnecessary" There has been no
indication Of support to the banks, from the
administration Sub-Treasury party in any
quarter, that ought to operate thus upon Con-
gross. Is Gov, Marcy's Recommendation to
the New York Legislature and Mr.. Wood
bury's letter denying that he intended TO buy
three millions of specie with Treasury notes,
(and these are all the indications,) sufficient to
satisfy Congress or the country, after all this
eight months toll and agitation about the inan-
ces? Ridiculous No. The country de-
mands that Congress pass some definite law,
to be positive in its provisions, and certain of
execution. Affairs ought not to be left any
longer in their present deplorable condition.
The emergency demands immediate action
the passage Of some bill, that of Mr.. Rives,
or one similar, calculated to relieve the pain
full suspense under which the commercial COM
munity are suffering, and to restore confidence
to the country When that is done, and the
country begins to feel secure again under the
protection Of law, and the proper disposition
of the public finances, business will revive,
and prosperity and peace returnto a..dcpressed
and almost ruined people.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-17

INSTRUCTION IN THE French LANGulGE--Those
who are DESTROYS of acquiring knowledge of the
French 10 the extent of reading, writing, speak
ing it, will find Mons ABADIE, whose advertisement
is published in our paper, an excellent Instructor
Mr., Abade is gentleman of scientific atiainments,
and has given much attention to the instruction Of
Americans in his native language The best evil
dence of the excellence of his plan is the rapid pro-
gress and success of his scholars He places in the
hands Of each, grammar of his own preparation,
and no of ordinary intelligence, who will attend
to the study diligently can fail to acquire practl-
cal and useful knowledge of the language, in the
course of few weeks under his excellent instruc-
ton. We commend those who are DESTROYS parler
Francois, to Mons. Abadie
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-17
NEW YORK CITY ELECTION.

The election for Mayor and Common Co,ln-
Gil of the City ofNew York, which occupied
three days of last week, has terminated much
as we expected, in the triumph of the Wings,
and the defeat of the Loco focos. The wings
have reelected Mr.. Clark, their former Mayor,
and carried nine out Of the serenteen wards,
giving them majority in the two branches of
the Common Council.
Considering that New York city has been
I for aye almost, Jackson Van Buren, strong
hold, and that the Wings who have had the
sway but one Mayors term, since they took
the name of Wings, and that then they were
carried into power by minority vote, this re-
suit, we must admit, is truly regarded an ex-
traordinary triumph over the administration
1t is only, however, one additional evidence to
the many we have already had, of the extreme
unpopularity of the favorite policy of the adj
mnstration and when viewed in connection
with the series of defeats which have swept
the party away, it ought, we should think, to
open its eyes, and begin to reflect whether it
could not pursue measures more acceptable to
the country and more honorable to itself But
we have no hopes that the administration will
heed the lessons it is daily taught. 1t has
resolved to " sink or SWIM with the Sub
Treasury scheme, and it will g sink with its
"dirty sheets" around it.. The people will no
where sustain it in these measures, and that is
clearly settled. .... 49,"
1t will be observed by the letter of our New
York correspondent, that the Loeo-focos ou:-
ragged all sense Of propriety, and trampled up
on all the injunctions of Repubcanism, in
their desperate efforts to carry the election.
They have most shamelully abused the cleo
tive franchise, disgraced themselves and dis
honored their party. Jefferson required all
holding offices under him, to abstain from
{" from bringing the patronage of the General
Government in conflict with the freedom Of
elections" How shamelelly has this advice
been disregarded and trampled upon by our
rulers, and the custom.house officers Of New
York! Defeat, continued defeat, will always
attend these wanton violations of Republican
principles. ...
The Loco-focos have inflicted a stain upon
American institutions, by their bribery, cor
rlption, violation Of law, and perjury, which
time itself can scarcely efiace. Their con-
duct has been shocking and disgusting beyond
a parallel in the history of the country. But
they will have their reward.
The New York American Of Saturday gives
the following; ...
TABLE OF VOTES FOR MAYOR
Wards Votes Clark varian Riker. Clark's Varian's
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-17
Mr.. CATLIN'S GALLERY.

Mr.. Catlin will give his final Lecture tonight
We hope those who have not heard him, seen his
splendid Indian costumes, win not fail of embracing
the only opportunity they may ever have.
There has never been an exhibition in this coun-
try, we believe SO rare and unique; and there never
can be again. for war, pestilence, and famine have
swept away many ofthe tribes ofwhom nothing now
remains scarcely but the traditions and costumes
which this distinguished artist has collected and pre-
served. The costumes he will soon carry with him
to Europe TO dispose Of, and the American public
will probably never see them again.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-17

Governor Marcy sent message to the
Legislature Of New York on the 10Th inst,
recommending loan TO aid the banks in the
resumption Of specie payments.
The Journal of Commerce says:
The message recommended as measure OF great
expediency !or the purpose Of sustaining The banks
in their determination TO resume specie Paynen's'
that The Commissioner of the Canal Fund be author
lied TO issue the stock proposed TO be created or !he
enlargement Of the Erie Canal, for the construction
Of the Black River Canal and other WORKS OF pun
be used by them as their exigencIes might require
first requiring adequate security from the banks.o
the amount of six or eight millions; or the aaopnon
of any other similar measure that the Legislature
might deem proper, and which he would give MS
cordial assent and cooperation.
The message was, on motion Of Mr. Edwards, re-
ierred 10 the committee on banks.
On motion OF Mr. Sterling, ten times the usual
number OF copes were ordered TO be printed.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-17
MIR. HAMER,S TRICK.

We can think of no parallel to the case
which the member from Ohio presents to the
American people. We have mistaken his
to his designs. The resolution he offered
few days since we had supposed the harbinger
of better things. 1t has turned out the most
shallow and pitiful trck-but trick that will
place its author in a position not to be en-
Wed.
Mr.. HOPKINS, Of Virginia, yesterday moved
a suspension of the Rules, for the purpose of
taking up Mr.. Hamer's resolution. The mo-
ton was negatived by vote of ll6 to So
Mr. Hamer roiing IN The negative, and seve-
raj of his party friends initiating the example,
or shrinking from the responsibility by retiring
behind the bar!
Mr.. HAMER stated, we understand, that
the indications which had emanated from
the Secretary Of the Treasury and the Off
cial organ of the administration, Of a
spirit corresponding to that Of his resolution,
had superseded the necessity Of any further
action on his part upon it So then, the re-
suit of the mountain-labor is, that the Secre-
tary of the Treasury has promised that his
department will .countenance the banks in
resuming specie payments so far as his
+" limited powers" will admit, and the Globe
has said that the administration will favor the
rcsuming banks 50 far as it can without
abandoning its policy or any of the principles
to which it stands pledged" Important con-
summation! What confidence will the coun-
try have in these professions so long as the
specie circular remains unrcpcaled, the rcso-
luton Of Mr. Hamer is rejected by the party,
and the Sub Treasury scheme is sought to be
fastened upon the country by the most I'M
righteous means and against the peoples
will None whatever, and they ought TO have
none.
1t seems then, that Mr. Hamer's resolu-
ton, and tho letter of the Secretary Of the
Treasury, were only intended to deceive, and
to influence the election in New York Now
that the election is over, the resolution Is
abandoned, the banks are abandoned, and all
these momentous conservative projects result
in tic douby distilled essence of hypocrisy
announced in the Globe of Saturday night
How long will the American people quietly
tolerate this paltering policy-this trihing
with their caamities? No Government IN
the wide world, short of an absolute despo-
tism. has ever dared to abuse the patience of
the people with such heartlcss audaci'y and
IMMUNITY, as the rulers of this nation are now
exercising here.
We understand the Sub-Treasuryites have
held caucuscs for several evenings past In
great tribulatioh lest they should commit them
selves in the extremity Of their fears, TO some
policy favorable TO the people. The result
has been, that a member, who, but few day.