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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-09-11
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no GpPhrhpft NDu elmer @Sti,nn1c

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ne Mebrbett UOu elmer Stimmc.
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nor uuo @eieb9ebun9 ermdblt; bic o1b9me hrhef ocr
1886 bat 1h lebod1 I'M 265 ocrminoert Die 3ahI Der
eu9e9ebenen Stmmen betru9 &c. l25 mcbr ols In 1886
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mcfratilh uno 1850 fererall(tild,.
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Cemrfraten let 1888, 3u ibrer eama9e bis
ebt 1894 Stmmen qepcnncn hobcn-Dte Stimmen
to,ben tpie fcI9t: Haynclo, Cemcfrat s6O7, @arf,
6ereroIilt, &c, ,954-bemptrattitte Wehrbelt 1854.
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81.
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l2ten, YennfDlonnieu am 13tcn, unb 9ieuDDrt am q
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Gtoot uno @auntD IeuDrrf, Der Staot SrrOtlon, Nno
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ores unb G'eies9etung er>pdbIt werben Die lGah fir
Vrdoent in VennfDpauieu uno Ohio fdlt auf ben 80.
Sctcber, in atlen anccrn Staaen i'm 0lcoemter, ens
ciocno au 19en 9icoember, an ,peIdem Gage Teroca>
rrlina unb Senneece pdbIt. Coan 9a5ctte.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-09-11
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amtliden 9ln9aben uno iott1t9en 5upcrla6j

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amtliben 9lu9aben nno ionl1t9en 5upcrla6tz
gen Suelen.
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Sauneers, CCencfra) 35, ,335 Sttmmer. 9Shiomebr.
teit, 1859. cS 1886 mar Die Webrteit 1853. 0e Gje:
feboeburq tcett aus 1O3 gSb9s, uno 81 7Ccmcfraten
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par bic Deetrbeit ID.
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froD 39,l SO gtimu,eu QSbis Webrbeit, 1881. Ser
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uno ii Cemctrotcn flnb; Elm Sis 1T Dacant. Gas
Nous rer 9ReprdIentauten Sdhlt 100 Wt9lieoer, bon
oenen rs Wbios, unb 81 Gemcfraen iIuo.
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le 3eituug felt Die Seridte ler@auntes oe6 Staa6
,uIun,mcn prrou6 dh fol9enoes efutat erQiebt Ses
nat-2O Cem,cfrocn, I3 QSbi9s. Daus Der NeprGiens
tanten--53 Gen'ctrasn, AZ Q8bi95. Demcfratilhs
Webrbe1t beD pereini9ter Stimmung, 13.
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3 Gonorce 91eprdientantcn. Sep Der neultden Mabl
rpuroem Wtio6, lnb Demofrat ertpdblt. Su Der
Staotsoeietoebun0 batten bic gSh9s beD oereiuater
Stimnuno cine ffarfe Webrbeest 1T biefelbe 70 bers
at9eldnoisen, bos febft bic qHbi9e nnr ouf Mebrs
beit Qnlpruet, MAIDEN, pdhreno bic Den,pfrateu be-
boupten, fIe bitten cine fleine Oeehrbet
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belt ppn 25 @tmmen in Der StaatsqeIee9e6un9 baben
peroeu. esbtes Sabr baten bic 9Sb9s i'm Senat cine
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-09-11
Cincinnati NanbeIsberid,t.

1cpfel, quito oebfrasc, 25 his 81 Gemts ;as 8uC5el
Sur, better QuIlit0t, l2 9cns nas Yuno, Gents bas
pfunp bcm Sc9 rpcr Sirtin in $Ircn.
&rbcn SntcDrtm, IL bis l. Gents, Gol3tpblcn Gents
ras Nutbcl
stter sescscne Ii, sescsene 81 ts TO- @prmat &r 4s
Gents ras ptunb.
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Sc lis so, J5ofcr l6, 2Erdprn 25 &rnts Suf3el.
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-oant &cntudp 6anf S5 ts Sc Der Gtnncr, Wanla rar,
$40 tis Sll, Sital S1J Der &entner.
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ras Nfunr
6rrfln, rar, As Gents, oas pfunp
$rrtr GROCER prratD, % Grnts unr, Cincinnati @rb
rer S2s his S Sutenp philadelphia Salbct Oterlrorr
S26 his $780, GinfaBber, ;u 25 bis 20 Gents ras Vp
ornb % bis 25 Gents; Gmcinrfttt ts lO4 Gents
pfuno.
&artcft, ncue 20 tis 25 Gents ras gu(ebe(.
Safe, 6 ts 10 Gents bas Qfmp.
6r So, ras Gprp Sutes $,ol;.
9Hbtep GROCER 9Orr0tD mabSe 9orase 10 bis 20 Cents
bic 0'olcne (2olfsblatt
l1eberlIt pom pblabepbtaer Marft fir bic cprlebte
QSDde.
Slaurr unb Nbl-Ote 9afrasc fir qEaiicnpcbl our Se
fbuns III Qnfan9 QScr tarfrr unp 900 Eis
4,5OO SdBr prrem gu IS SO etstt-au purcn eene 9er
taufe ~ SIS s73 unD IS braote SO uni
manen Sdun 50 l23-QeSlfbtcrmmcbI pertau IN So bis
SO l23 uno in 9Ypben Quantitden 81 s74.
ctrairr-Boi5en purre t 9erin9cr Narase 3u 81 ts
ST. II rertauf-r89en, 60 tis IS Gcnts-Dcltr
SO tts 81 Grnts atsetest-9afcr "a bis 25 Vents.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-09-11

bes 8ern1O9en gum Bertb bon 500 spfuno SterTiu9
Cun9efdbr $250O) etsnet. Der @ouYernOr faun jeber
burd ben 9atb nno oerBeubtD paBrten stte fetueGes
er befelbe nod England ienben, uno bic &On9in fam
elmer FOLDER Acte nod Su r9eno eiuer 3eit binnen
Jabren ihre 3ultimmnns oerlasen. Die @eieb9ebun9
fam nad @efalen bes @ruuern6rs Sufammenberufen
Coer prcrO9trt weroen. Gb.
0taboem aus ben pielfdtti9en l1nter1tebmnnSc, bic
BON Joroz uro Central 94merfd aus 9en,abt p1rcc1t>
Die eanoeu9e bon anarna 5u oltrbfteden> ndbt9 9e>
poroen 1T, baben I bic SranSpen AT ros 9Serf be-
gebcn. @ne @pnpagne> bic ild tit partS btlbete, bat
Elm Sd NIT Sn9enteurS, 9lrbettern uno 9SerfSen9en
aus9ertifet unO bcreits uad Der Mtuouu9 oes Gba9e
rcs ab9ehidt, na oeBen slufunt bic 9lrbeen ioglel
6eoturelt 1pllen. CSclfsblatt
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-09-11
Marftprcife in Baltimore.

@amttaS, ben 29trn AusuR
Saar $5 123 atssn, 80 lie 1861 sossen So lie ;25OO
Sulct nom aIcrtctcn aIten penntppanen 9rssrn Fran
@4lNdtpb, SIS bis Sc 5O xrtfmeine Sc so bis Sc rs;
N"d"reE 9o Sl4 5O 80 Sl2, DO 3, Sc; @@Gr 81 6O
rn9e 81 62 Scttfrern, 40 tis SO Gents 1Dimrbp
mcn ncucr, S3 SAsaamcn, 9eoSnprcis, ST Qprs S. so ;
Sbstp 25 Gents, cbnc cNs Barrel 21asnfratrn DSee
ling, ST. rs, nadD Vittcbur9 81 fir 100 pfunb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-09-11
5tacb:

5err Scbann @eors Nitter, 8u6banbler BON qbifa.
ner Samile sstrennt fam CT trdnfli ben n Ausutf in
saneaer, obr in Der 5cfnun5 @ rerer ~ erbce aber
enpti echnaSs ben 22ten 4usu urmittass ,n II sr
insn esiif ausab Sonas Na&mittase TIM ltbr .pnroe
e!ne guile nnr ether srrBen sseuns 1euatr sur 9tnbe.
lttattc sebra6t -.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-09-11
MteoerperetntounQ BET Gouord5.

SSu BEN 3enngen urn Suebed 1T bic Ncte rutltsirt
trcroen poburd Die prppjnaeu SberS uno Inter Ga
nuoa wiebernm 81 elmer NeQcruna oereini9t neroen
9Iud futbacn oieletbeu elm Berseini6 Der 8eamten,
nsbff thren Sahroebdlten. 3uert bat Die brte SEE
gierung cinen @enerals@rupernGr ernonnt, melder
idhrlit 100 pfuno Sterlins erbdlt unb enen eteue>
nantsgrupern0r, teeen Gebat 1000 Yflub GterIin9
it, Dam fommen cine Weuae ancere erecutioe unc
geribnibc Beamte, tpie gum 8eDpiet 9fihter, Nbpos
faten. eip unb rconcias Secretdre, General Snpecs
tor erecntioer Rab &c. oeren gefammtes ebalt 75,s
600 plumb gterliug, orer beinabe $35OOOO betrdgt.
Die @efeBeebune pirc aus einem 0tatb uno Der A6ems
bip bei1ebfn. Stimmretbt taben nur fcld'e Burger.
iOeid,e Die erforeerliden Gaenhuu,ss 0ualicatonen
beipen unb feline sperfcn fam asNitgeo Der 9Ben1s
bp erwahlt perDen, bic ai ein dulbenretes lte9ens
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-09-11
be0tlllle1t iDUen

- &&@ %@8 8YSS99s~
9ie qSDi9s betcn mic mir b6rtn Gireuare rrhrritc III &C.
e tcDartcn Gpt Srbnlon mrre 24trn nit no Gam
trmmen. Gp Srbnion bat rcftio rrprrcn Bag or tom
mill CT 1T Der onn n@t n se9ctrnes Qerrt !" trs
den, a QScr 9cDa weroen eann @einrm 2sorte MIR
@rlt Sr &aunp mcbr 9lauten ais acn
fufdrcn,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-09-11

Stbtr attt:;f6es Gauntp.1 Il t.-lm [ctttn Gam
flag blpen Die Sebsratsn piefts Sanntp in brer 9rbu fol-
8enbsn 2e~bbse: @enatcr9 Downing. 9trrra(entanter
Ntel ae5oranb, s. Auauitn Aunitor-Saect Dlcr. sis
errrer-2. Ssd5tel SrmmBiOnsr-sObn SOlier @bebor-S
&rirer. Coroner Scbn Nrnt. Qcr9ttens OluDe!
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-09-11

Q SitrtttsEpmpen t1Dn.-AuT Vsrlom9cn OCT Qaapnt
@aunp Central Committee nrct ric Siritt Convention, we
auf n6en rnta9 beifmmt mar, frn beute att. Gambia
te rrn riem Gantp fir Grn9reB no, rcrAt .. H. Start
pcotDer, Nlcr 9Oe9uIp unp Gam <Abm.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-09-11

9rGb;rrtnt rcde Oittheilun1cn nb auf 6anr Der 8es
rbt Osnotrscr QSbsrrlammn9 tcnnte cktc 2Spe
nd mebr nsrd wrrcn, uno 1T babr jest teinah 5n frat
Oos prltde advertisement rrn Sueprus nadbtc Qordr-he
ari9en bsunSen, fptalr ntrSaum crlatt rln, en9rud
Merptn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-09-11

8ey benz Ban elmer &ird,e n 9ieu 2)crt tpirb cine
Oampfmaihiae anaetpenoet, turmit ale gum Bon mo-
tbiaeu Sad,cn nach alien Steilen ee5 Gebdubes 8es
bradbt wereen, Wctin man Ge haben nil.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-09-11

Ger dhtt9e . ur f.-Sn Baltimore 500 nens
lid, Gin 0tann frne Mete ans mno Ief ne i'm Birtbs<
hans ais Elm llnterrfano fir gdier Shn0pps bic er
uno elmer feiner 8efannten Qetrnnfen batteB.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-09-11

Gin llumenfeh feete am lcsten Samffas bas Mrmrn.
hams bon Cation, Maeadu'etts, in Seuer. Des MOr,
gems 3 uhr ar'Hen Die Sanlmen um ild), uno 5 ucu
cen Sfranfen, melde fb nioht rettcn fcnnfen fameu
ouf cine 1d,redlide Neiie in ben Glammeu nm.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-09-11

Gin Gnoldnrer ertdno auf elmer T1rifer 9tuftcn cir
nen Nctpapertroen. mcrauf bret cin,enftedfe MFne'
lid rorer, bic &orclern senaht hoben ir0e, fir IT,
900 pfnno Sterlina.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-09-11

Sm eaufe bteies McnotS ,perben fclsente Dampf
1afe ppn @n9lano ertportet - bic Srittifd Sneen
miro ab9cbcn nrn 9rurrn ben 1en geptem6er; p bic
Sritania, ocu Qoerprcl, ben 4ten September; 81 Der
Great Beitern, ocn Srttrl ben l2tenSeptember uuo
A. Gle Gacbrnta, orn 2iperporl am 15en September
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-09-11

Das 0an,pflhtff 9lcabia iberbrod1te $4,000 8riefe
uuo Der Gopitdn terelben 1T Der Oleinuna oae er o
I9leie rurd1dn,tth in 10 Tasen surildlc9en f0nne.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-09-11

Ter Come utb bic 2Gtpn rretde bon bcm&ai( fer bon
|Morpccc benz 9JrdNcenten Der Ser. Staaten gum Sc
Lftenf iberIanot rare, puroeu am Soften 9luaut If
tfentld1 pcritei9ert. Ger JRoufuann Nrbert Capis in
Dbuacel lphia f1ufte rteiebe, erlteren fur $50 Gbaer
}fettere fir 125 Ttaler. (9llte unb neue SO
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-09-11

Sor Tcrris, Elm berGbmter OampfnaIhincuzNabri1
tant iu philabelpba, fcn nit benz aer ben 9RnBlanb
e!ne scntrHt aegslssem h9se ssm ole er 2oo
s,par jeces c5abr 10.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-09-11

loerr csotn Gmith BON SaDette eauutD In pennlpl
po1t;en, tpurbe frsl BON einer Biene in Den as ee
aod,en pdbreno er am 9eumadben tpar-brei Gag
barauf ftarb er an Der @auliperre Cod Satp.)
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-09-11

Die Don oerfdbieoenen Banfbeamten in biefem Sabre
perTbten getrilQereien tperben in elmer IeMWcrfer
3emna ouf spi(hen unS WiCicnen SbaIe: onses
9eben. . 3eiten, Siten!
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-09-11

Seinrtd, N M ablenbera infer @sfanoter
an, gBiener Scfe, tpar qeionnen, am feu September
BON @nelano aus ild3 nad9 ben gser Staaten einsue
fhiffcn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-09-03

it has been one dollar. What is the price of lour-of fuel-of clothing in Cuba By no means in comparison with the low price oI labor. Those Hard Money Governments are ct injuries behind the age, and we are m advance of them only because we nave been blessed with the credit system. l ask agaln can we not procure more by the result ot a days labor in the United States than can be procured with days earnings in Swe. den or Germany, or on the Green Isle If you think you can procure more abroad by labor than you can here, then you may be in favor of this Hard Money System, but if not you must be against it. -e.
 I have, continued Mr. PrentisS, spoken ot this, because the administration have made it their prominent measure. Think then of the measure and it's tendency, before you allow the whisperings of lOcotocoisn 10 be poured into the porches of your ears.
 have said always that there is dis1Inc- ton between locofocoism and democracy division even in the party in power. believe the great mass of men who have sup ported this administration to be honest but have no respect for those who have led and deceived the mass.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-09-03

dors and Domestic Aristocracy. MT. Van Buren, from his excessive fondness for large looking glasses, red flowers, and other gew- gaws of the dandy, shows that he is more int for an inmate of a tOy-shoP, or a Pertumed band box, than to be President ot great na- tion and vet, for such President, the Co., vernor of Tennessee stoops to become the tool, and thinks himself hOnored in the em- ployment.
 Signed by Saml Wallace and l16 others.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-09-03

.. -....., ,. u.f,r ..'-r $
 This shows loss of 5s Electoral Votes. which is 10 more than Van Ruren's majority in lSS6!
 -s. sr AB. Eue. Jour.
 Going Ghe srhols solf.-Some of the young men of Lynn. are constructing vehicle, in the oEn 0f ah immense Shoe, to hold g persons, in which they pro- pose to attend the Bunker Hill Convention It is to be drawn to Banker Hill by six white horses gaily caparSoRe9
 A farmer in the neighborhood of Philadelphia, has cut 36O acres of hay. Of these l6O acres brought three tons to the acre. and 2oO two tone making SSQ tons for his crop. The market price was 9l2 per ton; so that he received SlO,56O for his hay crop- quite comfortable sum in these times. .s fir
 7Re MoGntaiaesrs for Harrison-The seven Yves, tern Congressional Districts of North Carolina give an aggregate Whig majority of 9.S7O! ls not thiA vote in the mountain counties sign for Tennessee and Geosgia7 "f' i'-s lt-''-'St .''.'''" -i. As Lseideas-A. the time Cosnmodore Elliott con- nnanded at the Navy Yard at Norfolk, q think 1t wasl happening 10 be conducting number of ladea end gentlemen who were visiting the yard, he chapcsd io see little boy who had basket full of chips. which he had gathered in the yard, probably 10 show hia impostanse. hs saluied him and asked wbers he eOs the chips In the yard, repied the boy. Then drop them, said the brave man. The little boy drOaped tho chips ss he was oCdsred and after gaining saia distance, turning Eound with his shumh to his uOse said, that s the frst prize yOsver took any how@ -.'-ratt. t-H9FS vf' -Usy 1Toy WhS:
 DOxt CvsUd.-The Auburn Journal contains a declaration. signed by AHndrs1 of the r.s men Of Cayuea county declaring their intention to vote Iop Gen. Harrison. Last year. they were anVan Burea men. ''1 "'
 Signs in tAs SoAtA WesL-The Abingdon Vireini- aR 0f the 18th, contains the Harrison Committee Of Vigilance for Lee county, numbering 207! There change! Oh no! v, ' i'-,f-''
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-09-03
GEORGIA AROUSED!

mighty gathering of the Freemen of Georea urt-' der the bright banner of HARRISON AND REFORM took place at Macon Bbb Co.,, the 18th inst. The names cf Itreire Thousand Delrgatrs were re- corded. The People came in long Processions from every quarter. with Banners. Log Cabins, and evezy indication of Strength. Confidence and Enthusiasm.
 Hon. John MacPhesson Berrien of Savannah, tGen Jackkona first Attorney General,) was chosen Presi- deni and delivered an eloquent Address on assuming the Chnr. Hon. Wm. c. Preston of S. c. made one. of his miehtest, most thrilling Speeches Henry ". Hill of Mnnteomcrv, Ala. Harrison Electorl also spoke gIorouslv, as did many others. A Free Dinner vas pr"yided by the citizens of Macon, under the C"iton Sheds slirroUndng that town, and, though the most extraordinary preparations had heen made the tables were more than filled. We understand that canvass made at the Convention fully satisfied OuR friends that GEORGIA WOULD GO FOR JAMESON by an overwhelming ma ajOTi,y.-Greeley's Log Cabin-
 OUR PRESIDENTIAL ACCOUNT
 We must Post Books Several states have re- gently voted Since the nomination of Gen. Hari. son and MT. Van B,ren at Baltimora: the People oE the following states have taken groand
 EEarriS1n vnn Karen.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-09-03

SAD AccmENT-Three persons, named Morse, Bugbee and Ames, were drowned in a pond in Sturbridge, Mass. on the a4th inst. They were out on fishing excursion. and when a short distance from the shore, the bottom of the boat came out, and before as- sistance could be rendered they were all drowned. Ames has left a wife and nine children.-HaTlord Patriot.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-09-03

tNppears by a Nashville paper, that they now tro, out the old General to every Loco gathering, with little ceremony CObbett trundled about the bones of Thomas Paine in England. But it won't do. Gen. Jackson may electioneer as hard as he pleases.- Such Tom Thumb politicians as Van Buren can never be passed of for Giants in Tennessee. The people are awake.-B0ssoR Atlas. ,1
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-09-03

A Yankee psdlsr has been ceiling Slaak bOOks a. the West as the life Of Van Buren, et.NA
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-09-03
From tAe C;ncinnati Gazetfc.

THE SOUTH WESTERN CONVENTION. This great Convention was attended, it is ooid, by no loss than 3O,OOO persons. The Nashville Whig contains glowing de- vile Banner.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-09-03

This shows loss of 55 Electoral Votes. which is 10 more than Van Ruren's majority in lSS6!
 . .. AH. EUe Jour.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-09-03

of P. that he declared for Harrison, and she declared for Provens on the spot. They were married the same evening-Mr. Baer drank their health-advised them to build a Log Cabin mmediately-and more hap. py couple has never been seen in our bor- ough. So much for Mr. Baer and his " Documents" Long may they live in this Land of Liberty to support the good cause:
 Miners Journal.
 Heart ren3iag Calamity The Ripley Tel egraph says =" We understand that a poor woman, living in Adams county, lost three children few days ago under the following circumstances :-She went to a small creek, near her dwelling. to do some washing, ta. king her three little children with her. Du. ring the fofepart of the day, her children be- coming hungry, she sent the two oldest to the house to procure some eggs, out of a hens nest under the floor of the building They not returning. (havmg been absent nearly tive hOufs,) she went to seek them, leaving the third at the'creek. Imagine the poor mothers distress, when she came 10 the house. on finding her two children dead@ They had been bitten by a rattle snake which 1t Is supposed. had found its way into the hens nest The mother almost immedi- ately returned to the creek, intending to get her other child. and for the neighbors-but dreadful to relate, when she reached the creek, her third child had crept ip ard was drowned! What must have been the feel ings of the wretchcd mother, we leave our readers to imagine. ..a '''"
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With resignation 10 ths cla>teh'hs w.,
And n firm faith that they ar'Iad hHn ''S"'
We, are thy judgments not tue less 10 US
Severe and n.oniEu.-ni, my God!
Could .urvG, this persisted bI,-sch mere,
Without = thrill Of anguish IN my s.ii
II might indeed h- deemed tlt w"s 1851
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4 MEliA AtADEhI.-Tha session cf this
"A will the 10Th o January end the both Of June
The course OF studies VIII embrace t- Ancient and Modern a-
gages, Mathematics, the Natural and Bellies
designed 10 prepare pupils for in an. College
or University
TEfas-Boart and Tuition per SESSION nf no.s sAO pa
able IN advance Aopnril sill Ne permitted 10 board IN the neigh
oorhood except in The ia.! Of relative and deduction made
Tor absence from but rkncssrnpls by the Richmond
stage can find Conveyance Owens Tavern miles from the
Academy 10th of the Subscribers graduates
~ ana Tor their capacity Teachers and character of the
school, the public referred 10 he following gentlemen:
Professors B"Hnycdstc, Eme Harrison aud Rogers
OF Strs MA hos r. Dew, Esq, William MARY Cen John ii
Soeke, Euraana lion John Scott, Fauqner Hon Richard II
Baker Southampton; VIM. s Archer VIM Eaksdalr Esors
Dr. Thomas Meaux and H. Meade, Esqr. amea VIM Old ESQ
ana Dr. Mm Crump Powhaan Gen. Jaqicnr B. arvie Rch
mod Edmund RUM and Charles F. Osborne Eqr
Direct tpos. paid to either Of the subscribers
WILLIAM II. HARRISON
80, DONALD NJ HARRISON, A. NJ
Elk ELI ?. O., Amelia, Dee elawiTky;v