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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-08-09
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eluf Demofraten !! s5rtIh ans Mert,
limb fcl9t Der Slag9e Web'n-
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Nett Wprt unb frdft'9er Shat ...
Sur gplf unb Dallas Die Jtaticn
STIR Dapib Sob Der Staat.
3pet 2holer Gags unb TleiId basu
Das Sllles 1T nun gar
W2tt Tppecanoe llno Tyler too.
Srepirt unb inter par. ..
seWe stoop to conquer's tbut's uid,t mebr.
9Sie's 9lnne 40 that
Sid SiooIe 1T too, feiu Raubne(t leer,
llno Slap, Der eanoibar.
elaY poll'n mir gar nid,t, nun uuo ME,
Grce feinem Gattoe &rteg.
Wir seb'n fir ben ..Sltnseu 0iaOry.,,
llno uuier 1T Der eies
ss5o unfer it Der Stes es tann
lno barf ntdlt arbers fein- q
llno jeOer 'padere Greibeitsmaur,
St'mm' jubelno nit uns Elm :
Surrah fit poft ilnb Daaas uno
Sir Daoio ,2po 9urrab b
s'ss Stes! Dem oemofrahfaen guno !!
ariumph! 9ietoria ~ &.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-08-09

Sid orp, pfdb[e - Seit IA gagen rrrroeu
in oteien Geunt1 NofcrD pfdble auf9erb
tct ; ein geues, oaB Die Den,ofratie BON alt McQy
Starf nibt ihldft Sn S5naburg, paris uno an pie
len anoern Sreu wnroen bel @elescnbrt oe5 pfabl !:
Surldene tdcrD Clubs 9ebiloet, oeren @putitutiou
icgeld Sahlretdbe lnerdoriften erbelten Ser Njfo-
rD>@lub bon part6 Gaunfhip, BEL oe0en 8iloung mir
Sugegen paren, 5dhlte III Der erten Biertetunoe S5
flcrirt Demofratie in Start @ouutp
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-08-09

!. Ole observation-disclosures Ser 22fe bielss
Ncnos 9iebt loncer 3peife ener Der 9r6Bten Ncffta
9e fur Die Demcfrate BON Starf GountY Der je in Die
tenn Shele re5 Staate6 erlebt wuroe. Oenlcfraten
merit @ud oteien Gag Srfert itn unierer erOBen Il
oered,ten Sachc.- Gommlt 9Ge - &etner fehle -
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-08-09

Die abiheu[de @rctd,ttn9 Der 18btg5 1T 1ouad pcIlz
fcnnten oerndtet. Iiemanc pirb elat6elt, baB @sez
fte prlf trelder Bel elmer sGrfldruns,
Die netr ais e otr Dor Der lnabbdr9i9teits Grtlds
rung Deg @cngrees perfinbet ,plroe, cine auptroGe
ptelte, in Der eorluttpn jena6 etn 3DrD fetn tGnnen
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-08-09
Mie 5uweilen ~oer1elbe alte
Gppn'' trreu tbun bdte,

Sins ben Bemerfuu9en, nede mir in unIerer ppreen
Summer binIdtIid oes Neangels an papter uno Der
Berdnoerun9 in unierem 8eiddfte ntadtert sp9en Die
aefcppten @DDns bon Canton uno Der lm9e9eno ben r>
rae ShlmB, baB Der observation-disclosures in ben lebten
2ioen l6oe unc Dem 8erlteioen nabe rpdre.-Sie uno
ba bCrte man e Idpn juben jeocd nur halblaut, neil
le INNER nod i'm 3peife tanoen, Db audi ibre germ.s
tbuneeu eeerlnbet eten ODER ntbt. Ger oa9abonoire
be ,b bierliebenoe Gbe-aucb ft9lid Die oefe, pber
Der Nbfdbdum per Mbigpartei 9enannt-lpar treulib
auf fetne SOFTEN, bic 9loe zines 8aijaS3os lpe ibn
in Deutibaro bic berumjebencen SeiltanSer @elea>
Maften NIT d ibren, gu ipteIen. Cine 1par5e 2rauz
erfabrte yrnroe af9esc9eu-nm rpahrdenIld nber len
ej9eneS Gleno uuo nber ben I'M Solamme Der Tid)tss
,plroi9teit sraulam 9efpcroenen mnb 1hUn sn @rabe
netra9enen @bardfter Su trauern. 9rme becauernss
5prcige Gbierden nD bod, biefe @cDns !-gSas rpers
ben e @e(ldter dyneioen, Uenn e eber, oaB Der 8as
terlanbSfreuno 70 ubn utbig ple INNER, eas Scal>
pirmeer fllbrt, um ibnen bas pn etpas ab9eidunoe>
me EEL pOlIenbs iber Die Sbren Su stehen !s, nnc
hie yiae Die ar3e- lan9e Jtae, Die lie b fhlet oreb'
ten Ge 1T benabe grocer ais otejenl9e, pedbe tpir
ibne, bei ndditer prdioentensgSab Dreben tperben
gi,abrt,, man m6dte NIT bem Scfnarren oes 9rcBe,
griebrietJ's ausriifen: vg9ed cine Jtafe, lno bart
iIi,ts fngen !-aein mir oirfen ia9en uno baben'e
iaCa SefaSt y
g 6Iimme 3etden.-Die armen Q8biss itnt
st beOaneru. 90entbalben BADEN e llnglId, nenn Ie
sreibetspfdble anffeQen ipcllen. balten oes fir
elen 8eDeis, baB ibnen Der ShnB9eift Der Sreibeit
isit boib i unb 8dn3 ilatrlif Gine fcIbe oanoluno
BON Seiteu Der @ccpartei ;iebt mml lire @runbfdse
unb NaBre0eIn IN 8etradt 70 f6nnen fOe nur als Ell
ne SaDre au Treibeit an9eleben Derbfn. 90 Derluds
ten BE Gc0i6 pon Canton an eBten Samlfage einen
fub III eu Berlin anf5ulfelea, paren dber letber c
Nno naB linen berielbe beim 9lnfridten speimal
na ensanper brad, urlb ne 9enethi9t paren, unDerr
teter Sade syiRbet and ,aIi Su iDancern. Wenn tpr
a0en Die eOpsg pen GantCn q iUOllenip su9ei aud
halut aueenter, n1 III g2en Berlin sDtge, ober gar
ssias ~ fiaseeH Barnus, vien sDir 10 siaentltd,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-08-09
S6tc9er.

GeY WsOrsen tnbet in ecuispiae, III bieiem 6ourt,,
ess ~ q a99s@strat.ts seram,nuns fat no Sen. sabw
nen 4 +, artsa'9er 5s,.e aao % Meger bon Canton, Me
balten meroen. 'sorl0V't SPVaa9e
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-08-09
Bbi9 gerldumonn9 sesen @rI. ppGt'6 8un,itie.
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Der Htdmono Gnqutrer fitrt 1,nter anbern fol9etz
De lhla9enoe Setpetfe 9e9en Die fhampfen 8erEdurs
oungen Der Bbgs an !:
,,gStr baben en bonn @cuoer1Gr BON Ocrbs @arplina
inter Der Nntbcttdt Der @j eneral<9 ffem / iez
nes Staates i'm Sabre 1881 9ebrudte5 pan1pbet Dor
nner betltelt >Ote unabbdn9t9feit6 @rfldrung Der
Burger bon Weflen6ltrg @ouutD, am 90. Oeot 1775,
nebft 5u9ebOrt9en Ooftmeuten, c. &C." 9uf Seite Is
betnoet db fc9enoes, am T. December 1919, absee9te
3en9ntB oo Capt. Sames cacf, fpelher bic 8erbanbz
lut9en aus 1enem County Dem 9Peoplutpns @pn0reB
nberbrate u1o Die Wtedenbur9 llna6bdn9tefets Grz
tldrnn9 BEN Delegaen bon Jtoros@arclina i'm GDnqreB
Gtharb GaSpea unb QSiaiant Cooper, sulteGtc Capt
Sad a9t oa1elblt: uSd) wDbnte Dem observation-disclosures
oct Antan9 big 81 @noe BET Gtnse 3ett Dor uno slr
3eit Der Nnnahme oeler 8elhlae o. N2eelenbare Sez
IfdlnIe) wcbnte id i'm 5leden Charlotte, N2e6lenburq
eounD d) ipCbte i'm @ebeimen ntebreren 9erlanrn.s
lun9en eln9er Der etnfueretden 9lnfbrer" in jener
n9elegenbelt bet, uo 3tpar Dpr Der eno,en 9lntahs
me Der Beihlue-fo pe in Der pertobe tbrer 9nnats
me unter benen, tpelde cine Na,tpt ipue at pieenI
1denen fno 3n nennen e5efab 9lleranper, peder gez
pohnl'th al5 Sorlser a9trte &C., @Dl 6 m 81
so 1t Coer GrpBcnfel ben cSames 6. 9olf) sefte[l
p . It (oer @rpeoater bon Same5 6. Dclf) &c. &c.
-O #...s ..a..
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cte 9Sht9s an benz &harafter BON s a M 6. pplf
f lhren Uerlduntnoungen gedettert o, 70 areifen e
est c9ar Sobten an ano nenen ben @rpBpater unfers
Sanetoaten elnen & r y in Der 9epclutclt.
ab9eleben BON Der Nb9cibmadtbeit uno lln9eredtiaz
tet enem Wtdnne pegen einer 9bifammunq 8prtpi,rfe
5n madden, lit jene 8ebauptuns pbenoaretu Die nerz
damteIte sl9e. Die 3ettun9en aus rrDS Sarolna, pps
her Die potde Samilte ftammt, brin9en ;ns udnltd,
Den pe1tIoen nno uipicerle9lden gepes, bas Der as
me bon @3eftet q IT.. benz @rcBpater uniers Gan,
oodte anter Der Wedlenburg lnabbdn9efeitss grflds
rtn9 BON l775, Der Scrldnern Der 1lnabbdnqafettss
grtldrnng pon 1776 Su finoen 1T. gein Sruber Sol.
Shcmas po mar elmer Der eifri9en 8efOrberer jener
faBre9el uno Ibcnas Sefferlpn ielblt ertldrte, ba
Ioefeben nlo ptele anoere Mdnner in bem patriodeu
eeunt9 edenbr9 Die fribeften 9ertbeioieer Der llus
abbdn99te paren el(fo Die GredDbet un{rer e;eoner
9ebt 70 nett ben llnterseidner jeuer patrictben Gr,
fldrun9 elnen Corp 3u t,ennen 0Gas f6nnen fle bon
felden damoien Sanblnnge anbers er,parte, als eit
aseradtnn9 zines auf9etldrten 9cltes.
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It e e IN pldsen 81 9ep Srteans 95 @raoe Gabreu
lheit. SehS Derionen ffele1, BON benz lcaena1lter
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-08-09

Gs ie d, - ..Gs riedt, "a r;ed,t J, k.,....:1
sefern ein Dbs gu einisen umtebencen Gem".te msrtte
e' es fluff nabm elmer baYct oas Bort ,ns wen. - r.
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persr.;tst paas m s,r 0geft saS se . tl geru
rer @rinoidBe unb @eaaereseln ,S =. e
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-08-09

am STEM Snlp seigte Der 6 Gbermcn,eter al, oeu r
tie fen pldsen 81 Rep Srteans 95 G,raoe Iabren.
belt. SedS Derfonen ffelei, pom benz lcaeuanten
sennenifid 9etrcffen auf Der Giraffe neoer. glrr
ielbisen Gage farbeu feobs perfonen in @mciunati
ourd, fattes 9rinfen, spdbreno Te erbist ipnren.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-08-09
@antrn, Sreita9 ben eteM SnSnlt 1874.
Grm6bler 2ettcl.
&rpabler 3ettel.
GsnatoriaI Splepb s.. 9ar,pia, bon DaDne.
-ar Daptn litter, bon @!ermcnt.


&en1rcrIQI s5clep1 y. SdrIDtltI Don 0S4Y"e'
~ Dawtp litter, BON @!ermpnt.
@cnJreB.
4. Ssfsiet GIaptcn QBctt, rrn .oamtftcn,
3. 4" S0mss 9l. 0orItp, BON Sartt,
q. Il" 81. O. Srrsman, rOu Green,
4. ). 5. IGpIpr, prn &bompol9n'
9. !" SaU. .Sis9tns, prn &ueas,
@. ,, Vtlbert Seadp, pen QSocp,
u. ~ 5.bn .. 2ebtte, ron Srcwn,
Q. ~ 1ec1nas aIesrerpj pcn NrB,
Q. ~ SaLcntin Setter, ron Qtawap,
10. >, Samcs parfer, Sitng,
H. >, 0renpI!e .. @berrp, pom O1arEon'
H. :, George Grrpinr, Urn Scictc,
Is :, Gautius q. 3orep, pom Olpr9an,
IA. .; Sfaat D1. SauninS, pOn 8ucrntcr,
Is. =, 2Dalter Samiefon, pen .oIrrifon,
l6. ,, @etatian 3rainorp, rcn xustaratras,
II. 4, Samcs SarFes #. pom Carroll,
49, ., ~Jltal WleGpp pom QSapnr,
10. D, OQc Srcne, 9cn Sumnit,
20. >, 8enjamin Qpams, non $1te,
FL :, @terban g. SIra lent, pom Ieeina.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-08-09
9te gRppenber MaN.
O9ah benz en9liffen.
Mel. ,,The Washing Day."

llnc mas bic @CGns OerorrB.
Otit s ameS e. pOlf uou Genne0ee,
Dem jun9en otdorp pfatl,
@rlegeu mir bic Wbi9 partie
Sn Der Jooen5er Wabl.
Drum jau&St jaudSt fIu9t, fTn9t,
llub fcmmt tr grocer 3abl,
Denn alles 8clf 9ebt nun fir polf,
Sn ber Jooember Bab(. ~
Mir timpfen nun NIT frtfhem Mutb,
Das tperoea IIe erfabren, - .-- ...a..
Mtt Babrteit, Heht uno @ut ilno 8lut,
WpG'n mir I'M &f 6ebcrren.
Gins 1T ben Bbi9stes gang 9etpie,
Sie rutHens au;umal,
Dae aOe5 8olt nun 9ett fur Yelt,
Sn Der 9Iooenber Babl.
Drum jand'St, jaudlt, f'n9t fnst
llnp tcn,mt in 9rD6er 3abl,
gDeil alle5 8olf nun 9ebt fur ppEf,
Sn Der Tcoember Wabl.
Dos GcIt 1T 9e9en SenrD @tap,
llno mar tbm ME 9eeteSen,
Seit CT cen ..alten 9idorY,''
Se fbdncltd balf betri9en.
Gin jeoer petB, tpie's oamals fief
Bet @laD uno 9Ioamss@etiter,
9lls SoarrD feline Sttmm' oerfief
Mte Sllbas Ieineu Meilter.
Dc6 jaudit jaudjit ftnst, fn9t,
llHo fct,mt in Gurer 3abl;
SIR Uilben oie1en Shanoae6 ab,
Sn Der Hppember @abl.
stpct Gone fcmnten GlaD ucm Muub,
Sn feiuer Iarif. Ridtun9
Sreibdnrler 1T er I1tlth, uno
SIM Serb fur llnterltiibun9.
60 1T er allies Seoerman1r,
lluo BRETT iIh noh cem Minc,
Spridt bente nit tem GpecalantI
unb Wcr9en nit bem &iue. -.
IL. 0rum jaud5t joudSt, Gu9t, irugt; r.
llno fcn1mt III gurer 3aM,
Ios 9cbt ntdt an NIT Scoermann,
Sei Der Hccember Wabl.
Oeit 9rcBen Nerren trtutt er Wein
WtIt Sanern rauben Gloer;
@r fhmetd)elt ld) BEL alien Elm,
SettfF Iegern nub 70 tpetter.
@r lcbt be6 Settler6 eumpen gar.
Steht Sh6nbeit an Der Suite -...
alnb fcmmt snm 8Olt bon Sabr 3u SabY,
Mtt feiaer DeuhIer 8itte.
3 fhdm' ttdl, fhdm' bid!
Du tpeiBt es, 0arrD tpobl, -....'
Das oteS ntft ldn9er oaueru fam,
slls sur Hcoember Babl.
Sebt 1T er Freilth Ialtft uno milo,
Sdetnbellia frcmm uno ltille:
Dcd) tper, ais Clap, bat mit9ewirtt,
9lm Moro oes armen @iaep
. Sdanoe ! tpelde sdlebtisfeit,
3et9t ftd in oieier Sahe-
Das 8lut ces armen @tleD Idrei't,
@ntsesen Clap fur 9aade.
Drum flaSt tla9t, auf auf,
Eudt oorpdrts. .all5unaf,
lluo rddet @ud, an ibm 1rslctd,
5n Der Gcpember 8abl.
Sang 6id'rD"! fet oas 6elooefd,1
eaB' Gilt uno Sung es ftammeln
Sts ale 8lieoer oer partei
Gid um ben 0id'rD 1ammeln. #
Die Bhigs, ote mOsen sedeu ceer fdrei'n
Bic gum Jtcoemper nun
@s enotgt itd) oantit alleir Il
Ger 90 It er,uiiret ben @uon.
Drum jaudst, iaud3t flnst, flnat,
lluo Seist Gud aasumal,
Denn alles Bolt sebt uun fit Soclf,
5n Der ss0oemeer Mab|,
- = Shtcsel
sNOrsen ftnbet in ecuispille, IN bieiem Sou,
lotratifbe Gerfam,nlung ftatt, tpo Sen Sai, 0aS
ofdrttpeatber nno 9. MeDer BON Sontc,, >"S \
,,slalas oentlohsr, enslil@er uno frans6Gder gyro
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10
ROZARK.
R. RlVES' LETTER.
!, lS44.

WASHINGTON, January !, 1914.
IR: 1t seems to be now definitely
The country is 10 be called upon
solemn decision pronounced by it
the dement's of Mr.. Van Buren's
!, and to restore him to power,
litary atonement for the past or
sndment for the future. Tho indi-
have been given here, since the
Congress, are too significant to be
The Convention at Baltimore
ling 10 do but to register and pro-
of the caucus in the Capitol.
te OF things, are We, who have so
in the face of the world our deep
'nvlctions of the fatal and demora-
;es Of Mr.. Van Buren's whole sys-
al ACTON, to stand aside with folded
shrink into an inglorious, had
reasonable, neutrality, because of
Ees o. opinion on questions of public
Pr. ay, which a wise spirit of mo-
me fecognized arbitrament Of tho
re DAILY narrowing in magnitude
humbIy ihink not.
oi Chief Magistrate Of the nation
20 wal processes provided by the
meeonntry for the periodical re-
our system. by u fresh infusion into
fnts OF popular health and virtue, in
Pd cnlzen, unless under circum-
Fry peculiar character can property
u part, and, to the extent Of his in
ample. a decided an efficient part.
moral aad political influence OF
wen us ITS direct attributes Of posi-
Fo'iing power, are considered. it CIR
l"'ter OF Indifference. or even of an
OF countervailing motives Of pre-
hjecl'on, who shall fill it. There i,
nee and though the making Of thai
oa'e'lmes DO embarrassed by conflict
nons; arising out Of a want of enlir.
opinion with either of the opposing
IS only the more incumbent on US Il
= preference with care q nd delibera
~ to the best lights of our under
10 Snea conscieasioasly formed fear
'"es'!allngly to act it out. .arn
'oucn'ng Presidential contest, then
-and cannot be neutral; and if as ev'
indicates is to be the case, that con
t"eec Mr.. Van BureI and Mr.. Clay
W hesitation in saying that there
!" "cuon by which We can acqui
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10
r ETR Y.
Sr.CO KATE MEL.

II
Thy kind reply" please understand,
4 Swift like the whirring quail,
f.In Jngling strains" came s"fe to ha nd
By last return of mail:
amt, dear Kate, 40 much admire
= ga, smooth and pleasant vein,
The poet and the wit conspire
To Danish care and pain. ...s
will not laud nor compliment
nsy Independent "tone,"
II breathesa freeman's sentiment
A'm proud to call my own. .a.f. ....
Tho man, dear Kate, who hopes to reign,
And "rule" woman's will a ,Hasa-
Must kick the tyrant's siiken chain ,eis
But love tho tyrant still.
"Thy witching FORM and glance, dear Kate,
Would charming, "rule tho roast
And bear the sway in "church and State'
Despite mans lordly boast. ....f5,
Is h' a scanning paradox!
And do you hope to find ..r..
"a perfect man. with golden locks
Tpthis vile clod confn'd! .-.
a"6ltby Iucre" icy cold.
n thee ] can adore,
wish for solid plugs of gold
pin long again for more.
Wish the wealth of worlds to beam
10 my path, for you, 49,
old Opher's golden stream
ase- NEstherhazio's too.
ding light swift might run
1Pid's' slippery track.
own with gold, say fifty ton,
ed' lars by the sack.
p case don't mistake,
~ %, subject nice,
20 10 bund. if we but take,
- - j Of thirty twice.
{" here my bIrshing Muse,
. golis.ic rymo; .... ...
Isl impulse must refuse, .---- -.
some other time.
Der things, thy pen did leak,
lrk's not so clear,
pos, he'll whispering speak
Pne listening ear.
\ ploughs" nor ''pumpkins" Kate,
hs" nor shining pef,
landed large estate
~ priceless SELF
ROZARK.
!, 1914.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10

sweet po,atoo was grown on farm near
Hamburg, S. c., which measured five feet and
three inches in length! The editor Of the Ham
burg Journal says it is the longest poiatoo in the
world.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10

At a musical festival at New York, on thanks.
giving evening, in behalf of the poor. the sum OF
$4,000 was realized. Very fair. indeed. whether
love for the poor or lovo of music had the greatest
share in producing The result. r..
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10

a little girl, on seeing the Doctor take her sick
brother from tho warm bath, and apply warm
nat-iron 10 his feet at loss to unders nd the
last operation. Her first nr,less question was
I" w ell do.tor. you've rasied him, now suppose
you re going to iron him!"
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10
Capt. WILLIAM ARMSTRONG,
United States Agent.

Ldw.-flornc Tooke used to shy that law ought
not to be luxury for the rich, but remedy for
the poor. And when told thatth courts Of Justice
wore open to all alike, he replied, $50 are London
taverns to all who paw for their entertai nmen,."
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10

One the woalthiesl farmers on the Connecticut
tells the following story: When | first came q
settle, about 40 years ago, tod my wife noant
t" be rich: all she wanted WAS enough to mako her
comfortable. went TO work and cleared up my
land I've worked hard ever since and have got
rich; rich as | ever want to be. Most of my
! children have settled about me, and they all have
cool farms. But nv wifi. ant comfortable vet. 4"
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10

Iron Paring.-l'he Boston Pos, mentions tina,
in the board of aldermen Of that city, the commit
toe on paving have reported leave 10 MIR. w. ID.
Perry, inventor Of tho iron paving, to try an OK
pertinent Herewith, under the direction Of the
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10

Governor KaAanagh, Of Malne. is confined to
his house, and his health is fast failing. 1t was
feared that he would not be able to moet the Coun
Gil on the 18th ultimo.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10

Mr.. Packenham.-Mr. Walsh, in letter to
tho National lntclIigcncer. says: 81 have reason
to believe that Mr. Packenhnm wished for the
mission to Spain which Mr.. Buiwer MS received:
and but for his peculiar capacity Of beng useful.
Washington. would have been gratfed, as there
is no one of the British diplomatic corps moro val.
ued and regarded at tho Foreign Office. Tho r.
lico of the Herald strikes m" rs sem official
1t expresses earnest hearty desire of speedy
settlement by Mr.. Packenham of the difficult
questions still OPEN
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1844-02-10

A CORD anecdoie.-ln one Of our western States
there lived nm old gentleman. named Brown. who
had most beautiful daughter and. as is the case
generally, regards pretty girls, she had many
WELLER, who was fortunate rs tc have gained
the glyf's hcurs but so unluckily as 20 meet with
no favor from the old gentleman. Mary, for that
WIS her name, was taken SICK aud her lover hear
ing of it, posted off TO see his lady love- At tho
door he met Mr.. Brown, and enquired about Miss
Mary's health she's very sick. said he. Can't
| see her /! said Weller. No, no, what Gun you do
for her said the old nan. What can do for
herl reiterated the lover. Why. I'll make her
Weller in les; than an hour! This gained him an
admittancs; and. sure enough in lees than the s,i
pulstsd time, Mary was - Weller.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-13
REGULAR

Fer naton Hbugeand Deval'g Landing.
xa@v The steamer HELEN,
- Capt J. II. Ure, having u.
4 ken the place Of the Col.
arado, wlllpiy regularly between New Orleans
and the above Ports, leaving Nav Orleans
every Wednesday. morning, at 10 O'clock, re.
turning-will leave Baton Rouge every satur.
day morning, ri q o'clock, Landing Freight
and Passengers at any Of the Intermediate
Landings, at as low rates as any other Packet
In the Trade,
The HELEN " owned by OaptF, M 5tretk
and viii c~UHiihns Ii the above Trade Summer
and winter.
For Freight Or Passage. apply on board Of
TO,
PIKE and HART,
Dec. 10th, 40.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-07-13
LATE FR0M MEXICO

i3sah 4f Ssntmanat and I6tqt FIXTURE ofA,,
E~rprdit0a~-Rcae0a gf Mc War ag4tasf
IsfGs.
;sBy Tie arrival yesterday Of the Spanish brig
lf1adalate, Capt. Maten, We have Vera Cruz
daaes W to the 2Oth alt, and from the city Of
Atsxieo 10 the 1Gth.
sIho daring Gen. SeBtmanaf, Of wh5se de-
pacflufe lrotn this place with a band ii IglIow-
org 70 fsyoluitonizs Tobasco we have already
s%is5keBs has been taken prisoner and shot, and
) - supposed mat his Comrades viii share tho
salne fate.
IL would seem that on nearing Tho cosst Of
F~3baaco, the vessel which had on board aen,-
tllDat and his mon vas discovered, chased
aed finally driven on shore, between lie bar
Of Chstepec and the principal bar, by tho Meg
lcan tnan.OEwdr brig Santa Anna. The tevo.
tEtonists, some Of whom had arms willie 9TH
ere had nothing to defend themselyea. immo-
dtatcly b0'oOk themselves 10 The mountain,
A'tef several brushes with the Mexicsn troons
% Witch several If his men were Glitter killed.
~ iakcn prisoners, Sentmanat himself waca
GiiaII3 captured With only one follower and
slot 81 Jalpa, near Tobasco, on tho 18Th nh
9tler The consultations Of religion were admin.
istered TO bin. ACcordipgt 10 one letter which
We have seen, his head vas cut Og h;ed !,
nj and after being put IN a species IF cagino
Was stuck upon Il pole to adj IN The prjpcipai
plaza Of Tobasc0-tfnly a most horrible end
It was thought his comrades would Al share
ibe same fate. Thus has terminated an erns.
d!iion winch was conceived in daring. bpt in
which wisdom had no counsel, That he Wex.
ltan authorities werejustifab1e in ]puftiog IN
death tho leader we are not prepared m 1is-
pate but nothing can PALATE the horrible
tuutilations committed upon bis person aC or
hs life had paid the full forfeit ofhis reyoIb.
itonary attempt. What became Of he veasel
which transported Sentmanai, Or her pf7cera
aad crew, we have been unable 10 Learn.
From our papers and correspgu9ence i
would seem that Santa Anna has sent ordors
70 Ge1. VOL n publish a decree At once IN
tde effect that the armiytice with Texas i a,
81 end, and that hostiiilies are to be in,msai-
a5eIy recommended with vigor. ReDot ba.
1t that Santa Anna has also ordered Gen. WntI
to advance on Texas. He had called uao,
Congress to furnish him with 10000 men and
1sOO0sDOO dollars, wheEegith 10 recnmmeucs
The war against Texas. General Reeves has
been appointed Minister Of War and Marine
IN place Of TorneI, and Gen. Gomez de Ia fc1r-
7 ina frat officer 81 the war bureau. Gen. Val
entin Canalizo has been chosen commander
Of the army destined to operate against Texas
The new Minister Of War has ordered The
militia into immediate and active service, and
from present appearance il would seem that
Santa Anna is determined To make A strory
attempt 10 resubingate Texas. If ore Of hia
5aen crosses the Brazos we are much mista-
Een--if they reach the Colorado they will be
lucky and still! more fortunate If they recross
the Flo Ggande alive.