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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-15
GrD6te I'M Metfett

btm patIitmn 3ltr sefaaisen SaOti5 ;u trimssr,
uno pfferire, 8aBborner, Gerrcnts, pcfauneit,
Irointneln; &adpftifctt, Irpmrtttn, Snpenttenss
b6rner, @iSnatunb Slappenb6rner, 9entil Ircnss
peten, Erianslcs, Glaricntttc, feire unb prbinare
Sl6ttn pom biz 8 Glapprn, Ieeorbipns, feline
unp prbtnare 8tclincn, 8abstiScn nit uab phne
patent S6rautcn, feine unb prbinare 2Btncr
8aitarrrr, 2Eal3 3Dlilitairifbe mutie, Slctenpas
pier, aebte italianif9e 9atet fur ale SnftriIs
|mentt, Olunbftilfe, 9ipltn uno 8aBs S68ct, Sps
Senbaar, 9aitenbalter, ,9te8e, 0alfonitrn, 9ti,its
ba,nnes unb 9ateln, pianpfcrte Sratb, S6us
en- T lit alle Snttrumttte tlrb ale aubere Artiee
n bic fem Sdbe. 49,. 90.
Ttparatarcn alltr 4rt tperbtn aufs beite &C.
mabt, CUTE alte 9iplinet t,ebine i'd fit billtse
prcift i'm Tauf9banbtl ait. Qllt Nuftrd8t BON
Satpc perotn aufs tette IT, pInfhihtfe ttforst. 9as
|unttnIttbtnbt 3eusnb bes .Srn. s. QBbite rftbuts
lebit bctdnnt ais $tbrer BON Oluffs s8anbtn II. {.
10. frirb Nac, mid 8cll9ennen tlbtr,tuset pcr
btr Q6abrbett pcs Ofcnsetasttn. Olan uer8e6e
ntAt ,u ttmtrttn, baB rnein Stcbr nntsr crtn
Namen SaJaar, tetannt 1T.
u. 9epptrt, Supprtctr
it ttut(1tn QHaarct1, gum - Sajaor"
San. Is. pD6nir Ssbauoc, eltse(ane, o.
do hereby certify, that / have instructed
several Bands who received their supply of
instruments from Mr.. A. Seywert, at the
Cleveland Bazaar, and take pleasure in saying
that as to Quality as well as moderate prices,
can confidently Recommend them to all
whS are desirous to purchase.
" Signed. JOHN WHITE, !
Professor of Music, Cleveland, late of Youngs-
Dated Dec. 18. 1888. town, Trumbull Co.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-15
GleDelanb
88sBnstk 5toBr,
Mi[itdrifhe MlnlIf : Banpen

70 rrte bas mhftalifbe patlitum i'm Msettet'
men ftno bbftAif einSelabtn, mid init tGren 1nfs
trd9en 3u tetbren. Ntine Sertinbunstt tn
1uslarbe NIT ceis tettet teutf8en unb fransefihen
Sebrieanttn, teeen mid in ben 9tanb, ni9t nut
ancrtannt cute Sntfr,smrnte su licferr; fcnbert1
aud mctne prtife 70 3u feeen, baB fie 9eintB in
ben 9reBern Strtfabttn, mic Ntnr Ycrf, Rctfcn,
pbilarelpbia unp 8altirrre ri6t silliser sn tatt'
fen fnp, aud saraptre ib allc incline 28aartt1,
Dlulits SanSen taufen nibt nur billiSer, 1ottbcrn
Itrfparctt aud bic Sra6t unb Siltep, ben fte att
btrtpittiS unterwcrftn ,paren, witrpen ttc ibren
Sesarf prn NtasDert II. { 10. be3ieben. Sd bin
Iteet bur4 Antunft ntuer 8Iter int Stanes, melt,
NBorte,nent als Sas IT,. -'.s...,'. ...N
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-15
FIFTH VOLUMNE
OF THE
OHIO FARMER,
AND WESTERN HORTICULTURIST'

The prospectus for the fifth volumne of this
work is presented to the Agriculturists of Ohlo
and the West. The OHIO FARMER is the
oldest, exclusively, Agricultural paper prm-
ted in the Mississippi Valley; and although
scarcely meeting the expenses of the publlca-
ton, yet the proprietor is unwilling to see il
discontinued. He even hopes for an extension
of its circulation very considerably during the
ensuing year, and it is his intention to make
arrangements to that effect as well asincrease
its interest, additionally, by variety. .5@
1t is useless to go into detail ofthe subjects
to be treated of as the work is generally known,
and we are happy to say, have received many
testimonials Of appreciation from those whose
occupation is that of cultivating the soil.
Each volumne of this paper is furnished with
a Title Page and Index, expressly for binding.
and will make about 200 pages. The first
number of the Fifth Volume will published
on the 1st day of January 1889.
CONDITION..
The Farmer is published twice month, a
81 90 in advance. All notes on solvent Bank:
received. Payment may be made at our risk
free of postage. Persons obtaining 6 subscrf
bers and forwarding the money, shall receive
a copy for their trouble.
OTAll Editors, Postmasters and Officers O.
Agricultural Societies are authorized Agents
and requested to act as such. .,..
Columbus, Feb. l. 5. MEDARY.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-15
CONDITION.
e. 5fp(l1ert'a Ba3aar !!

geutihes, GusIifd,es uno SranaoGiAes
Maarensea9er, @leoelano, Shio.
TNurdb neut @encunsen, entDdlt bttfts 70 alls
~ st,nsin teliette GtatliBement, iest Gins Der
srSsten 1t. torsfalIisf ausssiuebtstten1brrtensnts
i'm 9an5en 8e fen. -.
SauAcutc ppm Sattbt unb bcru1nrtiftnbe .odnbltr,
fnc bSfihtt einSelapen, mid init ibren Quftrasen
,u becbrcn, unp fnper tfets pprratDts Sllrnbtrs
Der 2 pelwaaret, pupren, Wuft unp muftati.
{6e Snifrumentt, Elrtfcn ailtr lrt, &dmn,e jtz
Iber 8attun9, enSlifhe ii. fran3olifht fanep Seis
fen unc psrflmerten, Srielfartcn, 3Gnbbfls6tn,
| S9tcreit, WleBer, Spicssl, perlen, obrrinSe,
Sinscrrinse, 8rutnaecln unb anbtres @cf1meis
Ibe, 3pirn, 0autn,pcllc, 9lancln, @arbincn iran>
gen ano anperc 8ebanse, &utt6en uno eanaltcct
lQprbirtlnsrn 1lno Iroppeln, Sietn Gncrft, Sfes
act, .nb SonntnfAirmt, Sareitfebern, @leiftifs
Ife, ( 3icfertafcln, eollnifdes 2Ba6er, 9amens
tretter, @4a8Fiele, masitde saterne,,, xas
fbentl6tr, Jalierfattden, Oamtn Icilttten,
lStablftbern, 6aaroden firO Oamtn, @clbtbrftr,
lma8nettfbt xbiere, e fiele, 8atbfd riBettirte
&artet,, 9iasfen, 9isarrer 1inb latafssSp(etl,
ubrtetten, !9cfentraser, militarifbc Gquipirnn.
gen, Iufbfaft9tn, @treiAriemcn, 0tlaten, llls
terne Sleifebert, Ibermouettr, 9pminos, oNi:
ercfecpe, Sifbleinen ttnb .Saten, Scuertrafers
| tliio Gnaltrt(en, Il. (. ~. = g. y.l..'4.3f
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-15
Bobnunss . 9eranoeruns.
8. M eper, .....
geutIher 9lbUDfat nnD WDtdr,

= 2eufid|er 9lb0pfat ulo Jiptdr,
inabt bier,nit einem seebrttn teutfacn putlttun
Die 4nHiSe, Dag Ct feine Amtsifuts ,aebfte Ibu:
re st bcr BON -5erren scomis unb sabn., ntte jwa,
tepnabe sescniter ppn Der Gantcner 8ant, Der
lest bat; allrpo Ct ets bereit iepn ,pirp, Den &C.
f9aften feincr Gltenter atjuiparten. .'7f.
8eri4tli6c 8etaafte nl,n,ilt Ct ffr alle tlnllit
9tnbe 0aunties an. - .%.> ~ Z - +. 5
8ollma6tsn TT tnslifhtr, ttntf6er uns fran
S6tftber Spra6e, 70 mic aud aI!e anctrc s5nfru
t,,eute, fonnen tep ibm lei9t ausSettelt tpcrcen.
Canton, 9lrceinter so. i13s. bu. r.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-15
IU o ODIfttLer

ais irgenotpo ilno 1eno!s j.! ~
0er gnbesbenatnte benahrid,t fetne
~ Srtunee unb bas g)utlitmn i'm alsemeibss,
rab fetn Sltiperttpbr ststnndrti9 pplttanbiS ves.
(tben 1T, NIT einem arscrlctnen 9prratb pcn
Gleloun9sffiiden jeoer @attung,
aus suttn 9tptftn uno pur6 cute Arttit ptrftr.
ttst, unp tpelbe alle Ct 3u tillistrn prtiIt1 al.
feet, ais js irsenrtpc fontt ju Dabet fnr. { h..
r-pirb Ct Nuftrast unb priratsAr.
ttt jtptr Irt, 70 fbneQ unb tilts ale mSsltdb IMP
ais at irsenr eintm anbern Ortt 3ur 3ufrieben.
Geit feintr 86nnsr rtrfertSsn unb befprscn.
.... mi6ael QB eibert.
Canton, Nusutt II. 1888. 6Wt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-15

39RItkappgm.-SIuh bat Inter
farietener 70 ete,t etnet 9rrratD fetne ttce'tdee
Stter uno 9etpbhnlihe &appen
erbalten, pel6e Ct tpOBtfeii pereqnfen miro.
Canton, 9lop. so. George armptt.
0.8. Alle Spl@t, als ttter Ofbnate tdpnl'
big ftnb tperpen anf8eforpert, su tonr'ne'' ane
Nihttattit III nla6en.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-15
0eue 6ut sM an Ut attn T.

CAT pas Sntrces bes .9erren ltk int alten Gteb"
~ libement sstauft anb bena@ri@tiSt. DC BUR.
ger pom Canton unb nas publ'ftlm ''esfgaept
;eebrerbietiatf, pat ct bas 6utmabtr '8sfAaft
tn alien psyen pcrf8ieoenet 3peistn 81 tetreibsn
fcrtfabrt, in pcm 3i,nlner, tpeldes ttlrjli6 pc1
ben Sottprem Spipen rnr Sabnettod bepr9nt
rpprpen, xburen norrli4 prr Or. Srepta3trs
apptbett, 100 CT jteerjeit Gin sroBes nab aasene'
t,es DISAGREEMENT Quite auf eano balten tpirb, fpte
49,. -. 8iber, Otter, Jfuter t..
pk aud tpeiBe rnp f6warjs 8rnlh :9hte xnr
, tpeis unp f6warJe 9tibens. .eate, fcraer
uxteperttpfse, treitranftise ftnea, ,ss'pSsnIia'
g8 . u s. Il te,
70 tpitbtefelttn pctt ctti@en reli96ftn 8eftaf6af'
tenscwasen tpcrbex; ferner tpeiBe nnb f4parjt'
@tipensJ Jeite fiirSnaten, Wlustratten quite aller
arte,, uno auf tette 9Beie perfrtist, 'pslhes Ill
lss Ct rpoblfeil fir 8aarsetc ootr satbss prc
BUTTE atltr Qrt pertaufen. Ct labtn Nllt, DC
III taufen miint1en en, an5urnfett, frtn Sorratb
~ ,ntcrfu6en ,lno fir f4 (etbtt sn nrtbsilsn.
Canton, Qpril II. lJ.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-15
Meue &leiDermd1er
in oer @tabt Canton

= = EW pEE NEWVF ~WsFF"EV7
0tr ttnter3ei6nsts benaari6ttst btern'tt e's
- pubIitun,, bag Ct bas Z letberma9trs
8ef4aft III alltn DtBtn 3tptistn In Der Staot
Canton 1T tetrtibtn ansefanscit fat. Altn, bic
TIT, NIT tbren 3ufpru9 tttbrert trerbett tpiro tt
quite unp Ia6ne Irtett In n,6sliatt ttr5er 3ett ~
biatsen pretfen Iiefert. Strnerer batt fcrttse
Gleipunssitide gum 9ertauf ntlbc CT fit 8aar
gclb pper $anDcsrrpbutte atlaBcn tpirp. Nn9
pirb Ct Itl6er unb GaStnette bttartirer tpceardA
oiefe Stptfe nibt nnr ciner ttnpertil9taren 8lant
erbalttn, fpnrtrn attd tepentcrb All Cute 9tpins
nett 9cine QSrDnunS 1T in Der xusearan,as
@trasr, nttcD I5srrn 8rcwnins's 9tpbr.
@ept.7. 6Wl. Gtinrt@ Dtrttt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-15

LSSE ttbetale onnll lno SultauEH lElhFn
skssE oerbinblt@lten 9ant ab. 3ustti9 tt>
taaoet ct bas publitun, irn aasen,einsn, eaB CT
ll9 eaterbaft anfa6ts in Canton (Start Ga'tt
tg, obip,) senla@t bat - aGpp ale, bic tetner
oientts tebarfen, tep ibm anjurufen tclteten
polleit. Sur8 pietjabrtids Starien auf ben be-
tfen untp"rfitatsn, tno bur@ tansern Anfsntbalt
IN Den Sr6Bten -6rfritalern prn xeutfalat,b unb
6rantreid, 10 sie bur6 cine beorutcnbc praris
at pcrfhteoenen Orten ber 9ereiniSten Staoteit,
1T CT I'M Stanpc adb bic lansperistten u1p BART.
nadistfen ltebsl, in 8eju8 auf mepiSinifbe Be.
banSluns, rpie aud auf 6rurSifdt operaticnen
pur9 t1ei1e unb 3uoerlaBise anruaetboi sn 3l1r
5eil,it9 ju brinsen. ....,...:.
&c., Sr. s. SaGwi8f,
praftif1tr Nrst ,lnb qBrnoarst, aprrctirt
in leut6lano unb bep Ser mebijtnif6en dir
ursif6en Saealtat ;u Baltimore, (lNb:) .
uJSeine Office lit in ber WlarftitraBe naebtts
xbare SIp pcn -orn. pal,i,ers 8rcecrep StoAr'
Canton, Ncre nter 80. So.
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2Infenp'S Weues 0otel
in Der Stabt 8ribaenater, geaper @ou,s

NntenD'6 Otene6 OOtel
in Der Stabt 8ribsepater, Beaoer @aups
tn, penniDloanien. .:.E
@er ltnterfAricbene ;eist bem pnblitnn erses
Il btntf an, bab Ct 1T Der Gtapt 8ribsewas
ter, SeaptrGanntp, ptnnfplpanien, an Der ,crps
6tt(i6en G6e bts tts9iereds, wt,flid RON
G(are unb Cos Spebiticns unp Gp,nn,iBicns
QpaartnIastr, Gin ,,etss 5ptd erridttt bat, nos
ft(ttt cr fi9 bnr9 quite Espientns .lnp btllise
Vrttfc te,niDtn rpirb, bic Eetppscnbsit pcs pnb>
fttums 3u ptroicnen. 9etns S6rntt Sat Ct init
crn pprsaSli6tten getrantsn pesfshen, ftin 1ifdp
ipirp nit alcn perfeben ttpn, mas bic Sab.rtsjett
@utrs bartietet, unb feline taile tnp (pnttiss Ae>
epmn.pbattcnen lInD Ssrap,tis. CT lasst9seifsnce
ersetenit Gin, anjurnfets, nnb tmPfsblt fb ale
ces puttitums ersebentfer 9iersr. a+
9tinri9 Qnttup.
Vribat.pater, Slpp II. t.s.
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aatldens Il. WagensMad,er fOnnen mi
Nv teSrm ID iertn. 8efAaft n6thisert artite
atfo,nDbirt ipcresa, RON Gfiptif6cn Scbern bio
~ .6ib Sebern pct btiter Gaalitat. Stpo fo
sut tlrp ruff All bep Tennis nno Geap
: IlaSiGcn, 9ee.s9, 1887. 10. f4r.
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Omep Gese Hen treroen Ders
> (at,st. 3rtp ptrfonen, bic bas 9bneiber.
6onenert ptrItebei, tnp sefAttte Nrtetter Scn
n,pralii9cm GDaratter finn, t6nnett tttfanbise
Artcit unb sutsn spbn srtparten, tpenn ile taIe
anr,ftn. .&..-,. a.. !6einr. OtrttI.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-15
Din DdS NubIlfun1.

E Der Gn6tsttnaniltc itattct Dlctinlt
.s a6tunssprQ fcinen Sreunbtn u. Suns
Den, fir bic i1m hisber 8ti@rnete febr
ss libcrale 8untt nnb 3utrauer ttinrn
L. IL S.tnIAsA
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-15

cYTlcbIaiehenbe Barblerleife, Das Out
10 aenb Idfel6en ~ 81 Gents. 3a perfaa
fen btefcr 5rnder cpl
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-15

V fctln(DLTUJEEII WV E6SsYttEts1tFtUtss"'
I@SE n BE- unb cit, literalts putteu1n abcr
lEaga batrt, paS (it cine partnerfaaft I
ssSE K AeorSsfeorfthdffe debilbtt, unb 1tt
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gtllheE-Nnietoe.

SoE0snbe Sdber ftp in Der DrufeseD
+ Dss !" 8aterlanosfreunos uno Geifts
~ =, oer 3eit" erbatteu tporbea, nno mers
i Cen su bep9eieetep preifen pertauft:
a a 8ibeln Gefnmente. N, !.
8aimar @roB Solio Bibel, gu S25 80
8asler Solio 8ibeln Ut 10 uno 10a3hlr.
Quarto 8ibeln su Z, 8 iuo 10 Sbaler.
Saeue 9eifamente pom 81 bis 81 25 Sc.
Marburser eutbertidss 9eian9buh 62a
4 Do. refprmirtes DO. 62a
RIetne 8eiiflid,e Sarfe b. .&inoer3icns S Il
Der fleine Soeioelber9er @atedismtls, mil
einem Nnbanse erbaulider uno 9eif'
8 reider 2ieoer, einsetn 25 Gts. SeDnl
Duseno tpoblfei!er. ~..~ ~ -t*
@ebets preot9tz lttltt ansere getitll-
= y. de 8l6e. - y.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-03-15
T. d n G. IL II 5 5.

The labors Of the session we're brough,
to a close, after a session on Sunday which
was continued until half.past | O'Clock on
Monday morning. We cannot give a
regular journal of the two last DAYS pro-
ceed'ngs. The most Important proceed
lngs have been already mentioned; or ore
noIlccd in the annexed columns.
The bill for the defence of the United
States, which will be found, with the
Presidents signature, in another column,
passed the Senate unanimously, on Sunday
morning. They also concurred in the
amendment of the Navy bill, providing for
the construction Of ibree steam frigales.
The Senate passed a number of bills on
Sunday. most OF which were of a private
CHI aracter. Among the bills passed was
one from the House, for taking the census
of 1870, and also one for the purchase of
the pea patch island. The census bill
fixes the compensation Of Marsha of Name
at $500, Vermont $500. Massachusetts
$3.50. Rhode Island $3.50, Connecticut
1850 &c. The bill provides for printing
10000 copies Of the abstracts of the re-
turns. The enumeration is 10 commence
in June, l840.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-03-15
WINDSOR BANK

IL 10 a circumstance worth NOTING that
."c o"'y oahK IN the state controlled by
loco focos, is also the only one from which
the people have suffered. We aIlude To
the Bank of Wlndsor-lhe history of which
II Is not necessary here to repeat. The
extent to which the public has suffered ia
not now known, but it must be considerable
as the bills have mostly been sold bv he
original holders at from leA 10 s5 cen,s NJ,
Inc dollar. More recently. however, thew
nad risen TO SO cents, and holders began to
decline even that. Whereupon the Wind.
sor Statesmen, one Of The most rabid loco
foco papers in the state, came out with tho
following notice.
BANK OF W~iNDsoR.-The bills Of mi, concer,,
are now selling in this vicinity AT fifty GEMS m ,Ls.
uo""r. ih,s notice is gwen that people who have
'"e" " 'ne" possession may avail themsel Ives of an.
opportunity afforded them by The Windsor hin m..
ma among some o { our good Citizens. IN L;srnsa ~
,ne'r oi's at "a h'sherprice than they will ever again
nave an opportunity Of receiving. When ,ve aL.
c,se our friends 10 dispose of their Windsor hills a,
MY per cent we do so with some 1.-THE knoyIoJas
oil the state OF The banks affairs, and The c;ron,no
stances which some have imagined would con,,;h".
10 It's resuscilation. Those who do not see f, IN
'ake ile present price, and who hold on IN ,hem ;n
lhe expectation of getting more. will brfore long
see occasion to resre, having done so,
Recent events have disclosed the grounds
of the above friendly advice. We now
learn that a few days since Mr.. Emerson
the late loco foco President, cortriyed 10
nave the stock OF he bank sold at public
auction, and that Mr.. Sargent, The loco
TOGO post master at Windsor bid il in. A.
nine dollars! Under this sale, a new
board has been organized. of which this
sdme loco loco postmaster is president.
and the loco foco editor of the Statesman
above alluded 10 cashier; and under this
organization they propose to CIRCULATE
the currency" In the mean time the
oId board keeps possession of The books.
funds, &c. and will shortly redeem everv
dollar of the old bills at par. This is an
apt illustration Of practical loco foccism.
For the present then there are two Wind
sor Banks.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-03-15
BWNEINQTQN
FRIDAY MORNING G, MARCH, Is.
A

II will soon be time to begin 10 move on
THIS subject, and as it seems to be general
~ understood that we shall meet at some
other place than Montpelier this year, il
may be well TO compare notes O little. We
have heard Burlington, rutland, and Wood
stock, named as suitable places. Much as
u would rejoice Us to receive q call of this
KIM from our wing brethren of the state,
we shall take the liberty of waving for tho
present. any claim that might be conceded
~ "s 10 TINS respect. and recommend a
P"gr'nage south. Bennington, Rutland,
anu WINDSOR counties were the bi~rth.places
OF that lofty spirit Of independence which
chafacter'zes The Green Mountain Bow,
and which has thus far saved the s,o,e from
the baneful communications tina, surround il.
AS to Bennington, ii is one of the Median
laws, we believe, that all persons born
there, must return at certain intervals du.
their lives, and, if they expect a peacefu,
s'eeP' ihey must also rest their bones In
tha' consecrated soil. Now we werc m,
porn IN Bennington, nor yet in Rutland or
Windsor County; but we must confess wo
should like to pay a casual visit 10 those
strong holds Of republicanism, where tbev
give two and three hundred whig moiori,v
to a town. 1t is due 20 those s,o,rch J;,-
tr'cts; and, it nigh, not be ami.s for soma
OF US at the north to renew our vows ,t
such an altar, and warm up with the fer.
ven: zeal which pervades that section IF
the state.
AS between Rutland and Woodstock
we should have little preference; bu, It
strikes US that there are circums,ance.
wh'chh preponderate in favor of the latter
place. On this subject, however, the
committee will doubtless act sdvisedlv.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-03-15

FIRE OF THE OLD FLrNr.-We learn
from the highest authority that Mai. Gen.
SOLOMON VAN RENSSELAER,, who
was distinguished in the Indian wars of,he
last century, and who led the American
troops ct tho Battle of Queenstown, has
promptly rendered his services as the Senior
Major General Of New York State Infant
~, to the Commnnder.in. Chief, in the
event Of q War between England and
America. This "hero oftwo wars" there.
fore, should his country again be compelled
TO 'try conclusions" with an enemy, will
be found, with his "bruised arms" leading
his coun'rymen TO battle and TO victory
Albany Eue. Journal.
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LATEST FROM MAINE.

The Portland Courier Of Tuesday last,
says that the message Of the President
would have very little effect On the move.
men,s Of Gov. Fairfield. The recommen.
dotlon of the President to Withdraw the
troops from the disputed territory, would
not be complied with, unless Sir John EIar
vev removed his forces further from the
boundary line; and even then The Governor
of Maine would keep a sufficient number of
men on the territory to protect the. timber
from being cut and carried off by depreda
tors. No action had been had on the Pres
ldeni's message.
We learn from the Portland Courier
that Major Gen. Scott arrived IN that city
at 4 o'clock, and was TO address The citizens
from Cumberland House at 5 o'clock.
The Bangor correspondent of the Boston
Courier, writes as follows under date Of
March s.:
The reception ofthe Presidents messag e
and the agreement Of Mr.. Forsyth with
The British minister, produced an extraor.
binary excitement in this city. which will
not subslde, until we hear of the action OF
our own legislature upon them. However
we'll the message may be received BY 9th.
er parts of the Union, its recommendation
cannot be acceptable to the people Of
Maine.
Most Of the troops under Gen. Hodsdon
remain at Houlton. A communication has
now been opened from that place to the
position Jarvis occupies.
News reached here to day that a detach-
ment had been ordered from the Somerset
division and were to be marched TO the
forks OF Kennebec. They are destined
probably to repel any invasion or inroad
that may be made through the Kennebec
road. The Presidents message has no,
thus far checked or suspended any move.
ments previously ordered, or any of the
hustle or preparation Cor wor.
From Augusta we learn by n letter in
Portland Advertiser, that The President's
message and the memorandum of the re.
commenda'ory agreement between Mr.,
Forsyth and Mr.. Fox were received on
Monday evening. Public sentiment wa:
much divided IN relation to the course pro
per for Name now to pursue. Gov. Fair.
field is entirely dissatisfied with the arrange
ment recommended, and will not, as a,
present advised, propose any change in
The measures adopted by this state,
Another letter states that the Governor
will make no communication to the fnaI
action Of Congress shall have been made
known. The militia who were ordered tc
assemble on Wednesday were ordered tc
proceed forthwith to the disputed territory.
Gen. Scott left Portland for Augula on
Wednesday. The resolves from the Sen.
ate of Massachusetts. on the Maine boun.
Diary question were taken up in the House
OF Representatives on Thursday last, bul
not finally acted upon. An amendment
was offered approving The memorandum
agreement, between Mr.. Forsyth and Mr.
! Fox, which was laid on the table.
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We observe that the provincial paner. oe,sr,II,
express The opinion that Gov. Harvey has not mis-
taken his instructions, and that The claim 10 .exclu
s've Jurisdiction" will be maintained by the govern
ment, and enforced to the exlen, Of H., ab;G,v
The Montreal Herald of The l2Ih says
There is no question that Sir John Harvey il
aciins up to instructions from The Government. a,.
IN u report made TO the British, Parliament in
1883, IN reference 10 The disputed territory, there il
u letter from Sir Charles Vaughan, late Minister AZ
Washing ION, dated l2rh February, 1885, addressed
TO the Duke OF Wellington, from which we lake
the following extracts:
"As no part Of The disputed TERRITORY has
=" EVER been wITHDRAwS from The sovereigntv
- OF Great Brilain, in consequence Of The defective
" descr ption Of The line of boundary in the treaty
" of l7S3, American citizens cannot have ACQUIRED
" Justly Il tile TO any lands IN The State Of Maine
+" or Massachusetts, as asserted by Mr.. Lincoln.
" and there cannot be any prelence for disputing
" tie uninterrupted exercise Of jurisdiction
" over that Territory, by the British authorities Of
" New Brunswick"
The Herald, however, is more frank than some
Of its colemporaries. |, says that i, is no longer a
question Of right. "Th territory in question n is Of
A." vital importance to the British government, and
" whether il technically belongs 10 US or mol, il will
A" never be surrendered. except TO superior force"
The Herald, 10 be sure, is not exactly The British
government; though in this instance il doubtless
speaks The views OF the provincial au;bOrities-if
not those al home.