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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-16
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-5u 9btinster9, JoOlmes Gauntp, obtO, am
16ten leeten Su(p, mad elmer len9cn, tebmerjlis
den &rantbeit, Doctor Il. S@eurer, seboren in
Stutt9art, tim Srni9reieb 9blrtemters. Ser
8eretpi9te batte (id nibt nur als Qr,t, fonbern
aud ais 8nrser, bas 3utrauen uno Die Ndtuns
aller feiner Setannten trtpprtrn. Gr binterlaBt
cine 2Ditt,pe init &inpern, bic feinen frIben
Iob tetrauern. Giner feiner SrtunDt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-16
Saren fir 1899.

S1a6rt&t rpirb ermit ben tartaren Gin.pob'
~ nern prn @tart Gauntp Se9eten, rab I'D att
D1cntas, BEN sten nadften Septeinter anfanaen
mtrpe, bic 1aren bstasten Gaunties fir oas Sabr
1889 ~ tolettren, unc bag oiefermeseh Id fetttt
ODER ncin Oeputirter, ett,en Eae in jseem x",'t''
Edis, an BEN sem6bnli4en 98ablrlass',, 5~'idsn
10 ubr 9crmittags unb ubr Na3mstf@9s' au'
oeae,, (epn wtrpe, tim Die xaren pcn 9clten tn
Gmpfans gu nebnen, ais panu su bs3able" mum
Etett, rpte fpl9t:
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-16

Gin neuerer 3erid,t aus 9iep Srleans
Iaot i: "@s terrfd,t fein 3peifel mehr bars
iiber, taB 10 bis 10 Sale bes 9elben Sic
bers in unlern Ncepitdlern pcrgefrmnen
Iuc, mir boben baflr Die poFtioe 8eri1ds
eruna Der slerste. .Ctb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-16

oasu bic Shale BON lcd,s 3ltrcneu (ee,
mons) unb fiinf uuSen @eft rber Sefen,
bic bel jeoem geder st baben it. Jlun
rubre es gut eurdeinauoer, lag es bann
'jpolf Stunoen rubtg fteher, iiebe es flor
ab in:8ctteln, bic eu gut oerforfen une
per1e9eln luuBt, uno ld,on am ndhiten
Gage 1T Der @bampa9ner gut uno trint>
bar. Cib
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-16

Die teutfdhe ueberlesenheit seiat fh
In, rueifhen Staatsbienife auf oas
G,lansenofie. Die meilten Aemter roo es
auf Ropf unb Misen, auf ehrenfeffe @e>
Gnnung amtomu,t, fInb Don Sentfh n
belsst.-Sn geterstur9 ftno ate Merste,
bic meiitsn Qebrer. fa(t aQe Ganb,perfer,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-16

I'm suteu @bampasner 5u
n, a d, n, ni,nm fcdS @allrnen gSaeer,
tbue feds Yfuno prm beifeu 9utsnder eas
su, ferner rrei illnsen Snater nne srpei lln>
zen crtmpr Iartari fcd,e oas 8anSe gut,
oanu nehme IS prm Sener uno laB IS bic
CUR @luttise abtntten. Jest ttne nrd,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-16
W a T. rktpretse.

Cutttuuge It iiber tpdhrene Der let'
S1ten 9Bp4e rinsetaufencs 9nbftrtRttOnsSsln.
0urB Sriepri6 @patb, Gfa. agent ja peters'
turs, Gclumttana 60, Dbio:
Bon Deter 3mitb, GA. bts Tn. ls. Sabrs' IL
Sriep. @aray auf Ne4nunS ST. so.
Saeob I5c0inser, Jtmif4illen, tis IA, Sehr9. ii.
aNarttu Gn5tlberr, Ulirpleturp, portase Sau"'
tp, bis 80. 20, Sabrs. IL.
Saeob @honstsr9er, plain, tis So, Sabr9. ii
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-16

8icle Der 0fentlthen Berfe i'm Staa.
te Suiucis Ino rbue 9lrbeiter, oeer chne
Die geborioe 3abl pcn sIrbeitern. Mau
alaubt in @bica9r, Bag nod 10000 Ween>
fd,en i'm ganjen umfan9e oes Staates
0efd,dftiouna 1nben tOnnten. Cib.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-16

9utb .perre idt, mdbrenc Rem Ulo"ettn Ntto
ter unp Slcpemter, in msiner Offs su eanton
sussosn spn UNI bic t9uDesn taren ron 9, gsr. ,sr.
ber tesa5lt baten. @el4e, ais ssrnaSlasCs1,; s,,t
in nerbalb per in pieIer Nnsetse enssssssnen ss''
3u sab(en, n5sen nr suiaelae nntotts" ;e etpS.'
ten. SolsenSes 1T Der 8cauf Der 1aren; aao ne w. S.
mem jebe 500 2,aluation fir bas S"br 1907 w.
(offtt ffnb
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-16

99ciienoe f6nuen iest in IS Gtunben
BON gleusy sycrf nad Bottom auf Der Stcus
iuatoner uuo prruicencer @ifenbahn ses
lonoeu. Geibe Gtdbte flno 220 Waeilen
uoi, eiuaubcr cntfernt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-16

um 19. SO. tpurot Wrs. Hife in Scott
@ountD Sp BON elmer Ste9erfrau ermcrs
cet. Dirs. SiiIe bate bic yteeeriu beoroert
Neuer ansumahen. Ties 9efd,ab uno Die
9te9eriu sebraudte piel citrres 6cla.
oae balb beu auflooerte. Oers. Nife be-
mlbte Gd ben Branb iu ndn,pfen une
,puroe ourh einen befti9en StcB Der See
eerin mitten ius Seuer 9eitiirSt. Sn ,pe>
nieen Nugenblifen aber 9e!an9 es itr, Gd,
pieoer auf ffreien Sue Su ftellen. Gin 0eil
Der Geeerin itrefte ile nun Su 8ooen, tief
per,puntet i'm Shdrel. 0emungead,tet
erbeb Gd, Wre. 9iie aufs Geue, aIs f1e
einen atpeiten Gdlag erhielt, Der Ge abers
mails su Bpbeu fdllte. Nuu er9rif Die
Te9erln Elm idarf 9e(d)lifenes MeBer,
rpcmit Ge es Ueriudte, Der llueliidliden
bic &eble su onrhlhneiben, bas Mceer
aber uerfeblte oas 3iel uno cran9 lit ben
Wune Der @efallenen, bic 3unae in stpe,
Ibeile serlhneioenb. Ias furd,tbare
0Seib roar entIhlpeen, ibr fatanifd,es9 s9Bsrf
III ocllenoen nnb arbeitete npd cine 3eitz
lang nit bem MeBer am &cpr Mnb Dem
Soalle ihres Spfers herum, bis es tetpees
4luaslcs at iein. fdien. Die M6rberin
bate falIh aerehnet, benn als S,err HiIe,
ouf itren STUFF, baB thre Meiiterin am
Teuer umgefommen tpdre, auf Der 1obess
lcene frIdien, hattie ole 3erftiimmelte nod
70 piel Qebensfrdfte iibria, bag fle furs BEN
!Oer9ans ber Sade ersdblen fcnnte nuh
baun ben @eift aufgab. Die Geaeriu iff
einsesoaen unb bat tereits ourd, ibr ei9es
<St IT, L~n 80
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-16


ga. etngefammelte Sub1crtpttons>@ @elber,
bon folgenbS benamten peripnerL ais:
auf 1fste No. l. l.. A.
a9tt. 9Bi(fOn S@annpn, @OaSsrnir sen
Ohio 500 90
Sairfrlb Gauntp, Obic 10 90
0cn. Niliam Nlatburn, Iseieper bts
$anpamts 5u &ima, Obtc 10 90
Garter 9. J5arlan, Staatsa9eerttar BON
Ohio 20 90
belmont Gauntp, ODio 10 90
81. J5. @wapne, Gtq. lsttbin Der. Staa.
ten Qn,palb ppn Obio 10 90
Scbn Il. Srpan, Gfq. leetbin Staats.
s: % $atSsm! q Ga, a. 9ettmsittsF i" eolum' -.
<esnser S"St SoS Nan( (om, Ga pradosntp, searo W
6tfcntlieber QBerte pon Obto 10 90
Ndttt. Srbn We0lean, sii9ter Der Der.
9taate1 Court 10 90
Gen. QSiuiam Dle $ausblin, @enatpr Don
Sihlanp Gauntp, Ohio 10 90
0p(. sesaept grller, Senatcr ppn 9ctrn.s
tiana &auntp, Obic lO OO
Spbn Srpu9b, Gfa. Staatss sNubitpr rrn
Ohio, aufsef6rieten $l0.-Ginte5ablt 90
Sa,ntel $etpts, Gfq. Superintenbent Der
0cltsf6uen rrn Obio 10 90
16tt. Ilatb. Sir9arp, 9cllititor bes
General $at,camts ber Scr. Staatett 20 90
Idbtt. .. y. $eaptetter, GcnsresSlieb ,.
I0elmcs, Gncr II. anpern 0aunties, 9. 10 OO
1btt. Srnatban s. qDccpfbe, 8ef9afts'
trigger Der Der ct. am panifben Iocts rs 90
auf 1fste No. l. L. B.
Uaartim Ban 8uren, 9oral1pent Der Der.
aStt qsiiliam allen, etnator Der Ser.
Staaten, pcn Ohio 70 0o
auf ltste No. 3. L. A.
Qobtb. 4Gen $atba,a, Gbtaiectbe, Ohio 25 90
GB,n. Il. Nnberion, Gfa. %. %. 10 90
6. .. Genbrtd, Gfq. Do. %. 10 90
Scbn Grates, Ga. TeSittrator nes Ser.
@taaten $anpamts 5u 0biliectbe, o. 10 90
u. 9. Iburnat, Gfa. DO. 10 90
auf Etstc No. 3. l.. A.
1usutt QSttttns, Canton, Obic, aufSe.
fbrietsn $l0-einbejablt 90
auf Htste No. 8. l.. b.
1dtt. Saept Sbris, Ssnator p. 9Dapne
Gauntp, OHIO 90
Scbn Slain, Gfa. Abittant poftmsittsr,
Columbus, Obic 90
81. 8. Aleranter, Ga. ct. Glairstifle, 8. 90
xbcm. qRin(btr, 'Gfa. Wlitslien ,. p.&taats.
sefetsctuns ron ptfamap Co., Obic 90
COL Scfua 9itdbcr, @urertntenoent it's
pianifttcr Nnse(esenbeiten, OiiBipuri 10 90
Dtrs. Sarab g. &ins, oeafainstcn City 90
naht S49S 90
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-16

gah einem Bricf aus ct. Ma'fs tn
Nloriba, pom 15ten Suly, truroe Otrs.
Chairs, Wittme cee reritorbeuen 9.
@bairs, friberen prdGcenten oer@entral
Banf, unb ibre&inrer, suiommen 7 9Ders
fonen, eint9e Meileu bon ct. Marfs err
morbet. 8los ein fleiner Subu Der Wrs.
Chair eutfam Qlitf(id,.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-16

T!6errn 'Sranets Qip, in Gbtliectbe, biene
ais Inttpprt, oaB mir ibm tpe9en Der in Srase
ttcbenrcn Sa4e eDer abrotbcn-npem mir rnft,
rertbeils felttt nibt QuftlarunS senus utsr bic
So(ibitat bcrfclben teiiten.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-16
SftpbersW a b [.

9trrtn r.-Sepn Ste fo'8efaata
unD empfeblcn sic oer ntterle9un8 Der btmctra.
tit9en Convention ron @tart Gauntp, Q4 ai'
a NJ 9 unbar, ais Ganoipat fir oas 9bat'
meilter Amt, in 8emaBbett init Den QBlnf9en
9it(tr @ttmmfdbt9tn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-16

gSdtreno bic Taticnal He9ierun9 Ter
Ser. ct. bic Shulr Der 9Gdticn allmdblt9
ab9esablt hat> 1T auf annerm Meae eine
ncue Sdulo Der 9tattpn entltdnben, >pett
beceuteuOer, ais Die getil9te. Otele Suhib
beitebt in cen 9lnlctben Der Staaten, Der
Stdcte uno @orrprotionen, ccntrabtrt lit
ben eurppdifhen Qdnoern. cSe6e 8uel be-
rednet btefelbe in ieinem "@ulttoatpr" ut
fplQenbPr Sltntme
9lhtschn Staateu Der llntcn machten
stnlethen in @urppn uno stpar Su frl9en>
ocn 3peden:
SIR Sanfeu $72,64O, 900
@andle 3O,2O1 ,55l
@tlenbabnen 1851 ,O64
9bau6een unb StraBen 6,6lS,951
Serfdtecene3,pede 8,474I I7O4
$l66,8O6 I27O
Durh Stdbte nnb pripatz
@rrpprattpnen tpnrben 9ln>
lethen contrabtrt su tem
Belauf bon un9efdhr 100000
70 oaR bic @efamutlhulb fld,---
auf $19G,sO6, ,27O
belduft, tpcfitr bctlduf9 cine jdbr 3trz
fenlait bon 10 OtiG. Gbaler uno cine 9iit6z
sahlun9 am capital BON 20 Mta. Gbaler
ltattf fnoet
Der gr0Bte Sbet( btefer amertfaniiten
Strds 1T in europa ent>peber CUR 8ez
sablung faufmdnntider Sd1ulben, pbcr
;ur Grbaltuno bon Mitteln fir bic 9lus>
filtrun9 Der inldnoiiten Gsn,unicatipnsz
meae oerfduft tpprben. Sin ero6er Shelf
Der lebtern, anitatt Die aemad,ten 9lusla>
gen su oerstnien uno allmdblt9 aurildSuz
5ablen, 1T Der 9lrt, raB nod, bic Sotlfe bes
Staats jdbrlid, oaSu tit sln1pruh eenpns
men ,r.. ben muB. IS 1T caber au9enz
1hein(ih, caB 3inienlalt uuo lSieberbe>
sahluua bes @apitals auf Die Sd,ultern
bes Gc(fee fdlt, treld,cs es auf oem @e>
9e tirecter pber iubirceter Steuern ab;u>
jablen bat. CSln5. B. 9S.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-16

ntQCbt S4SS w
9rn hiefer Sum,ne tt3ablte tefastcr Sanfs
mann 5pep buneert unp fiinf,s Solars--a,n n.
D,ars 1889, eures lerm. Saeot 9Basner (tpcrDn
im Sreihettsfreunp rrm 8. oOlap 1888, fhpn quit.
tirte anseiae qetdbtbtn, tnb bic Sillan5 ron 3pey
bunrert unp aebt unb pier;is 9elars am 8. Nu9
1880, in ,neine eisenc J5anpe. $50 q 81
Jrteurttb Carl Sprnerer, SdatmeiAer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-08

glish-is very great. The amount annually expen-
ded by them must come to an immense sum every
year. As for actual poverty, l see less OF II here
than l did at Naples.
The Pope and the Cardinals are by no means
ehary az their presence in the streets. As might
be expected, the splendid ceIemonials of the Ro-
mish religion are most splendid here, in the very
citadel Of that faith. The Pope takes his share in
them, and the festival would be nothing wanting
him. On the annunciation day, His Holiness gives
dowries to a dozen girIs.--lle takes his share in the
eetemonials OF the first days of Lent, OF Palm SUN
day, Holy Tuesday, Holy Thursday, Good Friday,
Easter Sunday, Ascension day, Whit Sunday, Trim
ty Sunday, ST. Peters day. and so on.
OF all these, the High Mass on yesterday, Is the
most eaectiye-except, perhaps. the gorgeous mass
with which they celebrate Christmas-dsy. Ga Eas-
ter Sundays High Mass Is performed in st. Peters.
What, with soldiers, d~iplomatics, ladies', eonfddi-
nj, and SO on, (making an assembly OF thousands)
the audience is brilliant array. Then sweep On
the Papal servitors, in rich attire-then the Cardi-
nails in errline and scsrlet-then the military s,utI
then the P%ontiifTs chair, with a canopy borne by
gentlemen-then some OF the Swiss gaards-thena
crowd of civil unctionaries. The Pope wore his
,iara and it was removed when he descended and
knelt in alteration of the Host. Then he resumed
his tiara and his seat-then high mass was peror-
med, the Pope himself elevating the wafer or host
then every ono Frustrated himself-and then the
crowd hurry out to the square in front, and from a
balcony on the main entrance, the Pope blessed
them all! Cannons thunder. bells chime, Rome -
alive. AT night, ST. Peters is then illuminated.
Traceries Of light showing off all its architecture;
and then ut dusk, a thousand torches suddenly light
up the whole building-it ought to be seen, not
snoken of.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-08

AMERICAN BOUNDARY QuEsTIoE.-The London
Globe says :-Hcr Majesiy's Government: has So
lected two commissioners TO proceed immediately
by the British Queen to North America, to examine
into the possibility of simplifying this arduous un-
dertaking, and bringing the. question to q prompt
and honorable settlement. Lieut.. Colonel MUDGR,
of the Royal Engineers, an officer Of high reputa-
ton in geodetic operations, is one Of the commits
sioners. The other is Mr., FEArBERsTosHAuon.
This gentleman has been selected a. well for his
scientific attsinments,~ his very intimate acquain-
lance with the details of this Troublesome question:
as for the typographical knowledge which ~ ex-
tensive travels in North America have enabled ~"
10 acquire.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-08
T%HREsHING MACHINES,
{slW{2SlA POW 823y

STRAW CARRIERS, AND Cl0vER.HUlltRS
TNHE subscribers have commenced manufac'u-
ring the above named articles, in the shop
lately occupied by f.. Grieb & CO., in South Poto-
mae street, Hagerstown, where they are prepared
to accommodate the public, at the shortest notice,
and on the most favorable terms. They flatter
/ themselves that they will be able to furnish the
farmer with MACHINES & POWERS, which,
\ for speedy and clean thresbing, with ease to the
n horses, and for neatness and durability, are equal to
\ any that have been offered for sale in this part OF
the country. They deem it unnecessary to give a
description of their Machine and Power, as they
are we'll known to many farmers in this neighbor-
hood, who purchased them from their Shop IN
Chambersburg. The farmer runs no risk IN pur-
chasing, as they insure their Machines, &c,
for such time and on such terms, as to afford him a
full opportunity of fully trying them
During the two last years, they have sold, from
their establishment in Chambersburg, upwards OF
40 Machines and Powers, and bad none returned.
They, with great confidence, recommend them to
the farmers, and respectfully invite them TO call
and judge for themselves.
Their Shop in Hagerstown is intended TO be per-
manent, and at presents under the direction oftheir
foreman, Mr.. William Hall, who is fully authori.
zed to make contracts for the firm.
J. f. BRADY & co.
Hngerstown, June Is, 1839.-2m
WFarmers who have already purchased Ma
chimes. are informed that Straw-C Carriers can east
Nv be attached to them. Those DESTROYS of having
Z this Improvement, would do well to apply in time.
J. T.. B.. & Co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-08

BustArss OF THs LAND OrpIcE.-The Burling-
ton Iowa Gazetts says. "a heavy business coniin-
ues to be doing at our Land Office. at private entry.
A lay seldom ~elapses on which lsss ihnn one thou
sand dollars Is taken in, and the receipts not unffe-
qpenaly run up to three or four times that amount:
j hasn of bnc day lsAt week exceeded six thsussnd
dollars. One gentleman alone, from Washington
county, Pa, engaged forty seDeh esghfAs, costing
four thousand seven hundred dollars. Tho land
lies in Lee county, and is entirely prairie. The
purchaser, (Mr. BrownIcc,) is well known where
be now resides ss nm extensive wool grower and IL
is his intention to engage in the same busineis 10
In.au
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-08

NV onLsAss Mlsr.-Rumors efJos1 rork.
II il stated In the New Orleans Bee. that Mr.. H..
Slidell, the U. S. Attorney for tina, D.stiict, leR
New Orleans On the l2ih ul,,, for Washington, car
rying with him the record ofan investigation which
had been going on night AMI day for tnore than :
month, NJ the Mint, IN New Orleans. during which
many curious facts came to light. MIR. Siidell con-
Quoted the investigation on the part Of the Govern.
menr. Judge Woodruff and VIVA. D.. Boyle. Esqs,
on the part Of the superintendent, and his party. and
Jacob Barker, Esq, on the part Of some Of the oti.
GERS.
The Bee says: w understand that there was
much s!arp. shooting between the counsel as well
al the parties fof whom they appeared. The cir.
cumstanees elected 10 investigation. are OF . naturs
impeachins tho characters Of most Of tho officers 10
the mint, for honesty. vefacity, and fitness Tor their
sta,ions. We do moi know what disposition will no
! made by the Cover nment a the proofs, which MT.
| slideIl tnkcp with him 10 Washington but we are
persuaded tha, their publication would convince tho
| people that the corruption and Ignorance which dis.
tinguish the nd ,nini.tration II public affairs IL 9th
81 places, are equally prevalent in this city. HxN-
ny A. WISE. loak to this"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-08
Elnn, the Bn6aln Journal.

Mr.. CRAY, Ia company with his eminent friend
General PORTER. crossed over the river yesterday
at the Falls to witness the parade Of tho 43d reg-
ment, aud they were received with all military eti-
ouette by the Colonel and his stan. The Colonel
very politely invited bis distinguished visitors to re-
view the reg, ment. But though MIR. Secretary
FoRsYru, n year or TWO ago, complied with a siu'i-
lar invitation by reviewing . hndy oftroeps at Mar-
real, Mr.. Clay seemed 10 think, not sithss auding.
the precedent, lhat such occupation ofatins belong
ed to the soldier rather than 10 the Statesman, mud
therefore declined his share OF tie intended honor
in favor Of his war-worn f,iend, whose title TO tho
name and honors ofa %soliier moro THIN one Tn.
glish regiment has before now bad occasion TO ap'
preciate and acknosl ledge; and General ioRrEr
took position and reviewed the troops. A The Co
lumns passed him in review, his thoughts inns'
| have reverted 10 the times when. on this same from
tier, md 10 tho very vicinity OF the spot WHERE h.
| stood, British columns we're displayed before hin
for far different purposes. Adid The battles aud
blood shed of the Niagara frontier, he little dream
| ed that, ia the very neighbarhood Of Lundy's Lape
and almost on the ~tinmpled sward Of Tho battie
field, a British regiment would honor him and M
statesman whose eloqdence and laoers in the tao1
net co-opernted with his own bravery and servtet'
in the field, with the peaceful pageant OF . gala Ia,
review. HgsRY CLAY and PiTfR 49,. PORTER ar'
entitled to the respect cf Rnglishmen SCARCELY les'
than to the gratitude of Americans; and, as long "a
The splendid diplomacy at Client, OF the one, AND
the bravery on the Niagara frontier, Of tho other
are remembered, they will enjoy II. In honorine
such men, the gallant " Forty-thiid" honored them
selves and the glorious country which they serve
and which is the common mother of Us all.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-08

Mn. CLAY.-While at Buffalo, the Municipal
Authorities rendered to this distinguished Senator
the q hospital:ties of The ~ciry"-which beyond The
expression of kindscss implied in the offer, Mr.. G
declined. lie ret, however. the citizens IN the
Park, and was addressed in their name, and IN tha'
Of the Common Council, BY Mr.. Stow.
From his reply to thi. ~addgrss, we make his OK
tract. After stating his belief that he oppos',
ton" now constitute the mass oil the nation, and
that il would he a subject of eternal reproach' u
" differences about men we're permitted 10 bring ar
saster upon the cause" Mr.. Clay thus coniinn'
ed :.
al my name creates any obstacle TO cordial uni
on and harmony. away with it, and concentrate pP'
on some individual more acceptable to oil branches
of the opposition. What is a public han worm
who is not ready to sacrifice himself for the good Of
bis country | have unaaectedly desired retire
ment. l yet desire it; when consistently WIN TIE
duties and obligations which | owe, ] can honora'
Div retire. No veteran soldier, covered with scar
and wounds, inflicted In many severe battles, nnt
hard campaigns, ever received his discharge VIII
more pleasure than ] should mine. But l THINK
tina, like him, without presumption, am entitled
to au honorable discharge
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-08

CsurIos TO S~ERgsADERs.-A case has been
tried in Hamilton County, Ohio, in which the right
Of newly married couples to undistnrbed SAUNDERS
has been clearly indicated. II appears chat a Mr.
Williams had taken to himself a wife, and had Ia
ken up his residence in the house Of his father.-
The second or third day after the wedding, the de-
PENDANTS in tho suit, with a number Of boys, serena
ded the bride and bridegroom, BY hiring a cannon
direc,ly under their windows, thereby greatly terri
fving them and breaking sundry panes OF glass
The Jury found the defendants guilty ofcommilting
a riot. and the court sentenced them TO eight days
Imprisonment in the dungeon Of the prison.-<itz
andria GG<ette.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-08

The Baltimore Chronicle Of the goth ult,, says
The Courts in Iowa, at the lsst dates, appear to
have been profoundly engaged in business. lhe
Supreme Cont Of the Territory, IN . case IN winch
the question Of slavery was involved, have decided
that slavery was contrary TO the laws OF The Terri
tory, and that a slave, taken there TO work IN the
mines and permitted to bne his time. gained there
by a right TO his freedom. This appears to have
been the most important mater brought he'ore
their Honors. Iis Honor nudge Lyaeh had also
lust held his Court. In Johnson county, a man
named I" Steel and an unknown youth were arrest
ed and lynchel on suspicion OF having in their pos
session a large quantity of counterfeit money OF then
own make. Alter enduring nm immense number
OF lashes upon their bare backs with the apparent
patience of philosophers, they finally yielded, con
icssed their guilt, begged Tor mercy, gave ut' 81
500 or e. 900 of their counterfeit trash, and were
turned loose with full permission TO 50 and renew
their prowling in other transporting communities
"Lyaehsd on suspicieh." A very powerful ars"-
ment is this suspicion, for %inAictihg an Immense
number Of lashes upon the bare backs" OF any poo,
mortal. These counierfciiers, perhaps, received
no more than they deserved, but the mode Of pun
ishment is detestable. IL men live in a community
Of laws they must abide by them, but II strikes u'
that the " code Lynch does not eovern Iowa.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-08-08
Notice 10 Farmers.

|TEHHE subscriber, having taken Capt. Ranson's
a. Mill for another term, is prepared to receive
land purchase any quantity of Wheat, Rye, Corn,
and Oats, for which he will pay the highest market
quests his former customers and the public general
ly to give him a coll before disposing of their crops.
JOHN T. HENDERSON.
Union Mills, July 10, l839.-2m