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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-10
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-10

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-10

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-10

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-10

Das Dampfbcct @aoana ftiee ant l7tea M Seeenl>
Der ait Der Mnpuns bes gShtte toers III srFaalae an
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-10


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~ Scaufcncs Subferirttcns8er.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-10

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robtcn bis gum 27. Slpr.
Der rn9ilbe Grmott rerteSer , unb bic 8ant UcnGns"
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-10

Sbtp,-Dte 8antfcmmiBdre haben Der G'eiebse>
buno tbreu Sobres>Sertt opr9ee9t aus tpeltem mir
folqenDe Nctisen berpcrtebeu. Ole 9lnlebennno Dos
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ie bebeteuDe5 5u,e rcurbe Der bdltnBndB9 ser9en
Sn,abl pcm 1910 8lrsern aus Den 8ar!telt perab>
folSt no ,tpar erbielten 952 noioOnen IN Suntmen
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bueu in gumnen rnter $4,000 ben getras bon 1874
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-10

3n part5 hat 1td5 eute neue Gjefeuldaft: Die
8rennbe oe5 Gelbtmoros' sebilbet. Gie beftebt aus
Sw6lf Nttecbern. sujdbrlt miro oas eccs se5csen.
weltes entihepe, tpelder uner thnen lit @e9enipart
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9lieo pteies Geret1r6 mus 9en9eno bepeten: 1. Dae
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Sreunoe, Ser Greulpf9tet elmer Geliebten coer Der
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neoen unsufrteben t,-9Str 9lduben, ooB an @anbi"
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-10

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|l1n1lderheit bes Sclaoenet9entbnms all9emet1t. c
pieien Gbeien oieerStaate 9eptnnen Die rpetBen rs
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girainens an sesenpartis auf ene eiben strbeiter,
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fperoen pirb, fam mani ben Stnr5 Der Selaoeret oa
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-15

,h,, the Democrats will abandon their old ground
I ,h,, the lines of demnrkaton between inc Demo
aa,c and Federal parties drawn BY Jefferson ana Nia.
cn is to be obliterated forever. Let mol democrat
N the Repubic believe such ihsehoods Inc iathes OF
lies himself stseped he in blackness, c"nld not IN
vent lie more base and villanous On the democrat
e papers the people depend for the cohtrnd,cn OF u,
and similar ialschuods. On the Democratic press lhe
oule depend for light 10 lead them securely through
tb deep and mighty struggle that IS, even now upon
-. Rear hard up. Don't let the winds Hap your ide
,ss moment, day or night. eternal vigilance
is the price Of i'brr'y.
Rack To Fiasr PKixcIrIrs.-We shall publish nrX'
.erk The Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions So call
cd. followed by Mr.. Madis"ns Report 1t would seem
rroner now that the old Federal party have obtained
he ascendancv once more, that we refer to me great
distinctive principles of the two parties as na Gown
nv Jefferson, Nudson Taylor, the fathers OF the Demo-
cratic party. ,p ,,ha, ,bev
,,ncar calm candid and thorough perusal by all par
,e The excitement Of the election, having IN great
measure passed by. people may if they WILL read 80
bery, and Judge wisely. -,
The fire and enthusiasm of our yonng blood winch
defsat insult and contunely cannot check or chill
shall second the experience and deberation OF ma,
nrer are Lead on, there is one, at the least, VINO VIII
c,llnyy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-15

TnE Pgrs,pEsr Firm The everlasting hills, the
President has stood on his prncipies-u monument q
oolilical fr,nness honesty and consistency frarssly
and nob!y has he done what he conceived to be his duty
nmovaby fixed on the outer walls of the Constitution
of his beloved country, unyeldingy determined tina
il should be received from his hands, its conservation
unmpared. II will be so received. Martin Van Bu
rem has fallen martyr to his principles, and in oul
affections, he is forever canonized political saint
Ie deserves, and will occupy the highest niche in the
American temple of fame. His maine will adorn the
brightest page Of hseountrys history and attract the
eve of posterity q admiration. A self.imnolard de
voice to princple,he VIII stand proudly prc-ennen
amidst the numbeess throng &c patriots and statesmen
Of this brilliant era-Tena. Jaeksonian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-15

nents were signally defeated in this too-Gov F
having received majority of the whole Legislature
m the second ballot. We can offer you no better cv'-
dencc that the Far West is sound to the core: we
aro M, =, vet either bank-rdden or awyer-ridden
and have no grasping commercial aristocracy, who
fancy. as matter of course, that all Government must
be for The benefit of STOCKHOLDERS and spectators alone
"The Hon f. Cross, another supporter OF the hide
pendent Treasury, reelected BY minority exceeding
} 800 The spraires fire, indeed, from Chr
ca nn TO Red River. -GlObe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-15

EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from The subscriber
living in Middesex county, the Of present
named Charles. Charles very likely bright
mufato fellow with very light blue eyes,
old I've eight inches high propartoned
had when he le brown cloth close pan
falcons and white fur hat He left without
and doubt enGsavorng free He
smart sensible feaw and well calculated pass
Tested will give the above reward r the apprehension and
delivery of him me- secured any jail hat him
again. Any information concerning him will be Thankfully re
ceved My address, Is Churchv!e Mddleex County, Virginia.
WM. X. PACE.
Buckingham, Sept "a, ls40 42-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-15
POETRY .
From me .7iJasH -7r .ns.l
PENSEZ A MOl.s
0mrcu VET nsmA,S. r>srs..''


To
yyhep Evenings first and brightest star
Steals swe-tly trembling in the West;
And CRIMSON hues haiie sky ana earth
And vesper breathing sink 10 rest
hen, gazing the scene ar''iNu
With beauty and deep stiffness lraueRt,
Til, memory wakes and thy fond heafi
'e' " ~ Pensez moi
Iyben mid the haun.s of summers hour,
Whence light and song aud bloom are iown,
With sof-nd tread thou linserest long,
Like one by some bright rum ioie-
While La thine each whispered tone
Of wa;rr,s ftr-ti. lni.h-the air--
A r,ouirm note for summer seems
a mar purns Of where: Oh. where:
- ~ Pensez moi.
When the free glance Of thy full eye,
The dark and drep--ubdnd u aid
rp,u The page haliow'd muse,
with golden hues hath Clown. made;
And cbarm'd by m FL. sian DREAM
A spell a. ma rs bright and strong,
Thy spirlI, rapt and ravish'd, owns
The dear, dear witchery Of song
Pensez mol.
And when in fashions has-where throng
Her votaries-the gay-the iaii-
Thou oldest nn-the idol one
Since gsyesi, fiiresi Of them there!
That .eraphs smile on lip and brow
Caught from the spirits INN, play;
When dazzling loneliness and mind
Bend ecery heart beneath ;her sway
Peiisez moi
think Of me. = W.
HARD clDra-A polieal rhym.ser in Ohio has the ioiown
touch az Hard Cideri-m:
With apple iaies
Ple Feds have done IL;
With the nh"e apple
The devil il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-15
NO Irnrv Key. John whr ana Marlha bis Vie. w!a.

,v,o Henry Key John White and Martha his wifi, Wilaa
Key John Key, S,rother Key Joseph aud Robert Key,
children Of Jesse H. Key, decreased Charles - Key Jordan
hrr and Judith his wife Nathaniel Champion and Ann
James ". Key and Beverly D. Key children OF james ke,
cen seh Richard James Key, jefferson and MARY j. ke, m
children jefferson kcv. deceased Samuel Danci, III
Daniel Joshua Danirl, William Daniel, Henry uanicl, "
Graves idow Henry Graves dec ased Patsy Brown wldo
Josiah Brown deceased. Matthew Nicholas and E!izarh>
Elijah Daniel, Martha nanie Francis nantl, Beverly paf
Joseph Daniel and George Daniel, children of Martin Dail
tie children Thn Key deceased, whose names hnkn
TO me- and John ". Key: A. yon do not reside IN the Conn
wealth ii Virginia. aud have attorney WITHIN The same hn
IN me- IN whom notice be gwen take th. method to
Won notice that shall Monday the irsi Of March
tween the OF and Of that day, NJ the d.
ing Of John I. Thornton, in the conny 81 Coor -
state Missouri proceed take the dispositions Of ad Jn
Thornton and And. Monday the twenty nnih -
The same month Tile hours Of The day al he IL
OCCUPIED Mrs. Maria Baker Godonsvle IN the
Orange In the State OF Virginia. shall proceed take he Il
s,tions OF Robert King, George Parrot, lchnhod MALLORY
otiirr; If which depoStons 10 he read n evidence
,n in Chancery. depending ~ the Circu Superior Count ~
md chancery TOR Ornr county ~ the state If Virgins
which a,n plaintiff and yo ard others. defendants
maj H. from any the depostcns hnnd not h. i1ktt
completed respective days, tlr nniice- vii b. adogr
anh the dispositions viii be taken oomplc H. a the
twr.n The same hnnrs III tile DAYS. MARTHA KEY
Orange tonniy, Va Dee. 81, $50. bi-0i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-15
Just published, aud for sale by j. WARRocK,
The yiryinia and North Carolina Almanac,

nc ytNI o.
CALCULATED BIS Dawn RicHaEDsoS OF Louisa county, ~
enn,,nins in addition Astronomical Calculations tn'
mJ ,he Courts Of Virginia North Carolina, the iollows y
vii statement showing what amount Of Stock Is owned o. r t
dends has becn received by the State upon the STOCK up 10
1880 inclusive oficia and for information worth a,h n E 70
aI,n Srhalken Three Wisles-Ines viewing tue toit
nj parent-Faul4 Of Man, by Iady-Let me see nun one
Moe, Fathers Welcome his Widowed Dalshter-llow y
collect Fee Bls-Physcan and StndctThe Grey Mare Is t'
better IIorse-llupe is still an Evergreen, &C., &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-15

I Meeting ii The President and Directors Of i@ JaGics
- River and Kanam Ia Company Lynchrg on The Isl, day
Of November, $50:
The Hoard of Directors accompanied y the Chief Engineer
having inspected the first Division Of the Canal aud IL appear
ing The whole line the Basin Richmond Ia the Lynch
burg Water Works Dam, VIII be completed and ready for use by
The first day Of December next,
Rssotofd That SHE Regulations the James River and IA
nawha Canal adopted by ir Stockholders NJ their called meet
in. the ul June ' shall take effect from and after said r>
day OF December with the exception Of the Tari
Tolls, and the regulations Tor the collection Of The same which
shaft take effect and operation from and after the fst day
uf January
Resoired That Secretary instructed 10 publish the fore
going Resolution newspapers in Richmond, Lynch
burg and Buchanan.
Extract from the Records.
". b. cHITTENDEN, Srerr,arv
My
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-15

A sITTr ALTON NASTED.-A Young GENTLEMAN, who Is a
A Graduate and experience in Teaching
wishes 10 obtain a situation in good Academy or high
schno he has studying, special reference TO teaching
A. wond greatly prefer location men Is Key
10 he permanent Letters this subject addressed Pcst pad]
10 F " d. Phy SIC Spring Post Office Buckingham County, Va
will h, duy attended to- Satisfactory testimony Of morals and
i' an NUNS "it' - i s6-w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-15
FARMERS, unrEI.

no THE P;rRIfChe subscriber having succeeded in
renting the faers' HOTEL determined open himself
aud has employed Mr John T. Rawlings Ia attend 10 Il, gentle
we'll known Tavern keeper This Tavern
has undergone thorough repair and ready for The
lion Of company and don't think am sa, ing too much when
condition aud accommodate company
has been. The subscriber pledges himself TO have
every thing both n and horse, that shall he wanted or c
Comfortable accommodation. All ask Of my friend, and the pub
liz is 10 call and see.
lam al- prepared accommodate ten twelve Members OF
Legislature, with good board, &C., being pleasant
ant place, &c the hse AMI crowd Of Rmnnd, and
yetnS Capitol many Boarding Houses IN Richmond
hive carriare horses and steady driver, which shall AT All
their service convey them 10 and from the Capitol
reHnf charge.
tni0ld Manchester and il known 10 all who wi 30
call tat Manchester have GOO" Faserh >
:bn Goods and upon good terms any other city, Town ~
borough lower Virginia Again 81, 10 my friends, III
f,nds If Air. Rawlings, and the public, call and
Ioya7 f6l-stl GREEN HALL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-15

NUflCENas committed 10 the ia Of The City At Richmond,
the It'll day OF September lci0, runaway, Nero
Woman calling her elf BETSY The commitment charges the
Betsy Sam HaSins Of l., nciurr Virginia
said Woman of brown complexion, feet inches high,
about 80 old blind in the LETT Lad when committed
white specked frock and bonnet The Of said
slave Betsy, requested forward, prove property,
and take her away else shc will be dealt with the
law direcs Z. SPRAGtSS, n. s.
Sov L55-wl2w Far Ha u. HreR, s. c. r.
cY Virtue Trust bearing date 22d day Of Jan
nary, sID recorded in the Clerks Office Of Essex Conn-
Court The day and aforesaid between Robert h Phi
part and Richard Muse, William A. Wright, and Eliza.
Pitcher ii third part shall proceed TO SELL the hg.
bidder, the premises for ready money Tassdag The 18th
December fair, If the next fair day there
after tSaaaau fltsd certain Tract or parcel Of Land held y
thu -a'd Robert W. Pcher in fee sinp containing one hundred
aud aeics Situated in the said County, about two mile
from The village Of Tappahannock The seat Of Justice in said
CoInty which immediately the Rappahhanock River The
whole Tract low grounds well adapted the culture OF all the
staple products Of the Eastern po, Of Vcina also all the
said Robert W. Pitchers undivided interest in another called
Ctched's from The former Tact of which his
father died seized and possessed The said Pitchers
undivided interest hundred aad eighteen Of Land
contiguous mentioned Tract which consists Of high
land and ow grounds with commodoGs Brick Dwelling House
thereon lately completed held by Mrs. Elizabeth Pitcher
lands deceased husband Thomas Pitcher
deceased all tile said Robert W. Pitchers interest in the Slaves
Estate ef his Father well IN those held hy his
mother her DOVER the residue 81 said Siaves The whole
number being from Fifteen most Of whom young
valuable also, Carriage and Harness, which have not been IL
years four Horses Mules. Suky and Harness
and DIay and Harness. Al the said Pitchers farming
of every description, which there Wagon ant
The Stock. consisting Of HOGS Cows U2en &C. Tit
Top and Blade Fodder Oats, the first named Tract TIL
sale be continued from day day until completed. The IT'LL
all the above specified property believed 10 be unqneson
able but selling Trustee, shall only convey such title
vested in me By the trust deed aforesaid.
JAMES ROY aIcou, IT., Trustee.
Essex County, Va, Nov 10Th, ls4a. SS-wtds,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-15

NOTICE TO TIMBEI.GErTERS.-sca'e proposals VIII be
received unit, OF December next Tor the delivery Of
the necessary Timber fur the repairs OF the Chester
field Rail Road inr ;hc ensuing year. VIZ =
O1O enc Of heart pine, by inches, IN lengths Of ~
. - feet.
1909 do do do do II" II do 10
II do. .
so do do do do Z" 4 do do II
feet and upwards. .
1000 do do white oak dplank do II
or 20 feet. ,
5000 superficial feel nj merchan,abc Al fine plank do II
or 80 do.
The Timber. by . 10 be sawed not less than one side and
cdsc that y sawed all four sides The above timber
must he free from knots delivered quarter the Goth
February, quarter the 10Th April, one quarter on the 10Th
August and quarter the 10Th November
The Timber Nil he received any part Of the line Of the
road, and inspected ly The Company Agent.
w be required bond AMI security Tor Inc
rai,hni compliance Proposals addressed 10 the
subscriber, post paid NJ Manchester Pcsl Of'tc.
Say 10 MOORE, .i;.nt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-15

We publish below copy of letter received by
the Secretary Of War from Gen. Armstesd, command
ing he army in Florida, showing the nature and extent
Of thr mnry operations against the hostile Indians
the recent faitlless conduct in breaking off the
negotiations entered into with them in pursuance Of
their proipssed wishes. Ii will br seen that the
Commanding General is vigorously pushing his opera.
tons against them, though he is at the time seek
ing every opportunity of negotiating with them fnr the
pencrabc termination Of the war, and their emigration
10 the homes Of their brehrcn,in the Vest Giobe.
HEAp-Qr aRrERs, Army Of FIoRinA,
Fort King, Nov. 81, loi0
Sir: have the honor to acknowledge the receipt
Of your letter Of the 10Th inst.
The whole army is now, and will remain in pursuit
of the enemy Every inducemcnt is however held out
to them to treat The bands Of flalick Tusienuggee
and Tiger pursued bv Il detachment of the I'd
Infantry. The 9TH is in the field The Dragons,
Of which six companies are On the upper st. Johns,
are actively employed in tina, section The 9Th regi-
ment leaves this morning for Tampa, securing the
country on the route, embracing the Wahoo and the
other hiding places on the W,hacooche. The OH re-
gilnent the country between the i!lsborough aud
Withlaconche. The lst regiment is scouting Along
the Gulf shore below Tampa, with boats, accompanied
by steamer and two schonners.
] have deemed these movements necessary, the
entire bands Of the enemy have confined themselves
the swamps and along t:iat coast, from whence they
make predatory excursions and It il there, and there
alone they can be most annoyed.
To the North of Fort King they make occasional IN
oads bnt to bring them sense of what they ought
do their families and stronghods must he broken up
The delegation in utter astonshment at tile man
ner in which Hal'ck Tustenuggee and his party left
them, as they had given and the party repeated
surances OF their determination 10 emgrate. THIS want
OF faith has not deferred from using exertions to
communicate with the Semlnoes and have despatch
ed three of the delegation, with their consent, 20 hold
intercourse with their relations and friends.
! will continue every exeron to fulfil the require
mcnts ofthe Government BY treaty otherwise.
/ shall leave this place in few hours for Tampa,
where my headquarters will be established, please d.
rect accordingly
| am, sir, very respectfully
Your obi servant,
w. K. ARMISTEAD,
Brig. Gen. Com .lrmy Of Florida.
The Hon. the Secretary of War.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-15
Farmviils, ii Dec, lsio.

iSIC A. rI0o-rhc critrr has engaged Mr.. Rici-
- r. " Duke. has high testimonials OF character aud
qualifications Teacher lis family Tor the ensuing year His
school viii commence January. and close tile goth
III December a the both June Ia the goth July
his will he taught all the usual English branches the
Mathematics the Latin languages aud the rudments
Of the French.
The subscriber will be prepared accommodate six boarders.
rerms-oard $780, Tuition $50, be paid half yearly ad
Ny residence three miles from Gordonsyi near the
Court nusepcst office Gordonsyile
References as 10 Mr. Dukes qualifications To VIM Robertson
Gen. VIM. F. Gordon James J.. Go!ton Capt W. H. Walker
ornnne JOHN SCOTT.
D.cs 6i-5ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-15
.EGGoEs ANp OTHER PROPERTY FoR SALE.

tEGHOE~ MD UIHER PRUFEKIf FUK SAI.1.
Will he sold 10 the highest bidder the residence Of the late
w William Jesse Of Mdde>eS county, Thursday, thr 3lst
inst fair otherwise the first day thereafter, the following
properly, VIZ: -.
Frnrn tntwcvo valuable Negroes choice lot consisting Of
field lands, good house carriage driver, &c &C =
Ao, three 10 four hundred barrels Of corn, four yoke OF
Work oxen, twn Ok Carts, sr., Sc., &c.
Ttrrscf saba credit Of twelve months, upon bond with
approval security will he given for the Negroes For the other
prope!ii, credit OF six months only.
MARY :. JESSE,
ADMINISTRATIVE, &C., Of HihGn Jssss
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