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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-04
ID SHIP NEWS. u
Port OF ALEXANDRIA, u. c.

ARRIVED, AUGUST 9,
Schooner Village, Newcombe, from Madeira;
Wine to Phneas Janney, A. G. Cazenove & Co.,
VIM. Fowle & CO., and S. Messersmith.
BELOW,
Shin Eagle and an Hermaphrodite Brig, off
Holland point, bound up
SAILED,
Schooner Alexandria, Head, New York.
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SALES.
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.

ON Tuesday, 5th instant at 4 o'clock, p. M.
~ will be sold at fuckers wharf
An The Schooner JOHN @. ADAMS, with
sszSHher Tackle and Apparel. She is of sixty
seven 1895 tons burthen aug2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-04

FOR NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.
.~ The Schooner FIRM, SPENCER, master,
sS1wi take freight low, if applied for imme-
5iateiv LAMBERT & MCKENZIE,
amG i-2t Union wharf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-29

TAXES IN ENGLAND.-In the article under "a
head, in to-day's Gazette, will be found a Fa|
statement of some of the grievances endurl
by the people of England under their system
Taxation. The operation Of the Tariff, a]
branch Of the system Of taxation, was thous
to be intolerably burthensome to portion 4
this country; but what were its effects cOmpa]
ed to the actual oppression Of the English 81,
tenn 1t is by comparison of their own slas
ton with the condition Of other nations thata
citizens of the United States can only proPI
appreciate the blessings Of their form of gar
eminent, and the superiority OF Constitution
liberty and Republcanism over Monarchy viii
all its train Of abuses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-29
ALEXANDRIA,
MONDAY MORNING, SEPT. 20, 10,

SHIP LAuNcH.-The fine Ship MErAsoe, j
launched from Hunters Ship Yard on Sat-,
day last, at 2 o'clock, P. M. She went os
beautiful style, gaily decorated with Aaos :.
streamers, amidst the cheers of numbers n
had assembled to witness her "takins 70 \
water" This ship, Of the largest class Of NJ.
chant vessels, built of the finest materials n
in every respect first rate, reflects much end
upon the builder, Mr.. ROBERT HUNTER On.
the most experienced and skillul shin buip]
in the United States. She is owned by Edv,l
Dangerfield and others.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-29
JAcKSONlsM.

Who mould not be Jackson Man," 1t COW
ereth one all over like unto blanket" as San.
cho said OF sleep. 1t is a panacea for all moral
ailments, and cleanses political leprosy as
birthstone cures the itch. Do you want to raise
the wnd-or to find new way to pay old debts
cry hurrah for Jackson. Have you been
crossed in love, or lost your law suit failed in
trade-come and dive into the pool of Jackson
ism, when the muddy waters are troubled
Would you be great man in spite OF nature
a patriot without vrtue-a statesman WITHOUT
knowedge-a philosopher without talent-cry
hurrah Tor Jackson. Are you federallst OF the
blue light and black cockade order, STEPPED IN
the wool of the sedition act, and hung up TO dry
on the hooks of the proclamation and the force
bilI-cry burrah for Jackson two three times
of windy day, and you are leader oil me re-
publican party. Did you approve the treason
of Aaron Burr or Benedict Arnold--have you
been kicked and cuffed like wet dog, by every
whipster, from Calendar to Tom Riche--prac'
tse the ia sol la mi of the Kitchen chorus--the
Bank or no Bank Of the Jackson-Van Buren,
Benton fancy Kendall school, and you are
statesman, ripe for stratagem and spoil"
Were YOU Ounce at school, have you been
seven times spurned by the people when you
offered to serve your country, and are you In
want of the wherewitha to make the pot Doll,
try the hard money TACT and jingle few "Ben-
ton yellow Jackets" at every body but your Gre
dtors, and its odds ifyou don't rise to an embas-
sy or a department tits the short cut to fame
to wealth and power: and one has hardly time
to put on clean shirt, or comb his head, before
he writes his name with Kendall, and Whitney,
and Blair, and Lewis &c. &c. on the milky
way of glory" Doth it surpass your compre'
hension how two and two make four, cry hurrah
for Jackson, and two to one if they don't make
Dozen Are you puzzled at the learning of the
books, yet ambitious to be wise without reading
them, get the Globe to puff you ever and anon,
and your wisdom fits like a pair of nexpressl-
bles
This Jacksonism is crucible, which like
that of the astrooger, turns all baser metals to
gold. Ii is the Procrustes bed, which, if your
conscience be too long, will dock ii at the knees
If it be too short, it will stretch it to orthodox
standard, even to the tearing asunder of joints
1t is a dictionary, which spells economy. and
extravagance-retrench and corruption
reform and abuse-principle and interest--right
and wrong--wth the same letters. 1t is great
political Steam Kitchen, where public opinion,
Ministers Plenipotentiary, Senators, Presidents
and Vice Presidents, are all cooked to order,
from the rawest materials. just as the wench
dresses beef steaks and apple dumpings. OH
what it is 10 be a Jackson man.--Pirginia Adr
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$500 REWARD.

ESCAPED from Fairfax Jail, on Sunday
IL night last, three Negro Men-GEORGE:
a mulatto, 80 years old, about feet high: JO-
SHUA, dark mulatto, 90 years old: about S
feet 10 or IL inches high; has lost finger from
one of his hands: BILL, or BILLY STEEL,
80 or IS years old, S feet or inches high.
dark complexion, stout made; cook and gar
dener by profession. Bill was recently pur-
chased from Daniel F. Dulany, of this county.
George, who is good carpenter, cooper, and
rough shoemaker, we purchased from Mr.. John
Dulin, also of this county, George has white
wife living in Alexandria, where We think he
will make some short stay, and then endeavor
to get to some free State, perhaps accompanied
by his wife. Joshua was purchased from Col.
VIM. Elzey, of Leesburg, Loudoun county.
The above reward of3 hundred dollars for all,
or one hundred dollars will be paid for each or
either of said negroes if taken in any free State
so that We get them again; or twenty dollars
for Bill, and fifty each for George and Joshua,
iftaken elsewhere. G. P. POOL,
JOHN H. POOL,
FdIfdr Court House, Va.
sept 24-tf MAT Intel. 4tl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-29

The REcLusE OF NORWAY, by Miss Ann Mani
Porter-complete in one volume.
We have received handsomely printed CO
by of this standard English Novel from b,
press of Duff Green, Washington City. Th
Recuse of Norway has pleased and delights
thousands who have perused its pages, and VI
continue to hold its place amongst the works.
which it belongs. The present edition will COZ
tribute by its neatness and cheapness to place'
in the possession of many who otherwise wOua
not procure it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-29

BABBAoE's CALCULATING MAcHINE-Some I.
count is given in another column of Mr. Bal
bage's celebrated Calculating Machine. Til
wonderful invention, though not completed Al
tracts great attention in Europe. The won
Notwithstanding the favor and patronage ofS
British Government, appears to be for the pr,
sent suspended. 1t has progressed so far, h,
we should think its proprietor would be exct.
to apply himself closely to its completion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-29

MORTALITY OF MISUNDERSTANDING who's
real name was Abraham, but being Jew, an.
fearing it might interfere with his professions
success, made an abrasion Of the A, died ont
18th ult. of the cholera, in London. His taeh'
were Of high order, and he sustained an es
mable character. Weipert, distinguished
anoist, also died on the 10Th OF the same mont
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-29

OPIUM EATING in Batavia is an appalling !
scription of the utter degra dation of human n
ture when under the complete control of sem.
al indulgence of any kind. Its enough to ma.
the stoutest shudder at the contemplation ofN
scene there presented. The opium shops Off,
tavia are worse. than the gin shops of Londr
than which we thought, before, nothing coup,
worse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-29

1t is gravely objected to the Wing CandId's
for Governor Of New York, that he has RI
har!-and the New York Commercial vel az
swers the objection, by showing from hundr'"
of ilustrious examples that in all ages, and j
all countries, save only in Africa-from Pan
disc to Dragon River,-has red or golden ~
been held in the highest estimation!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-29

A proposition is now before the Councils y
New York, for mounting on horses one hundFa
of their nightly watch. 1t is warmly advocA"
by the editor Of the Star, as well upon ne
grounds Of efficiency as those of economy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-29

Eight hundred thousand sovereigns have Oesi
exported from England to the United States
this season. AS exchange has risen, the expon
will cease. One million of sovereigns, it lsed'
culated, may be exported from England VIII
out effeCting the market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-29

Mr.. Eugene Robertson, accompanied by anF
Their person, made successful ascension 10 J
balloon from New York on the oath. He val
to make another ascension on the 25th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-29

TIMOTHY SEED! TIMOTHY SEED!
THE subscriber has just received from the
Il upper country supply of New Timothy
Seed, very clean and heavy, which he offers for
sale. sept "a JAMES ID. KERR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-29

TO JOURNEYMEN CORDWAINERS
nNE Journeyman Boot Maker, one upon
~ Shoes, and one upon Ladies' work, will find
employment by applying to
sent 25 J. II. WHITE.
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FOUND.

A BOUT two weeks since, near West End on
"A the Turnpike Road, a small SILK PARA
SOL; the owner of which will please apply to
sept 70 WIN. ID. MUTT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-29

We understand that the difficulty between"
Archer and Mr.. Richie, Jr., has been sa'Is''
torily adjusted.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE person who took from the window Of
Il the lower front room of the City Hotel, on
the night of the 24th a Dark Silk UMBRELLA,
Auted handle, tipped with gold, with cord and
tassel attached to it. will leave the same with
Mr.. Augustine Newton, otherwise he will be ex-
posed. sept 26-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-29

BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER.
A VERY superior invoice of the Book OF
IA Common Prayer just received, and on
sale by sept "a VIM. NJ. MORRISON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-29

Snow.-We learn, by gentleman from s ss
White Mountains, that there was heavy ID"
of snow in that vicinity week ago last lnus
day night; and for several mornings aler""r
ice was of the thickness of dollar at ''d'
ford's.-Boston Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-29

Sickness at the House Of COrrectiOn-lnnG
five to forty cases Of cholera morbus occur, !,
on Monday at the House OF Correcnon'
South Boston. The disease is slight, aho nofs
tent is in danger. Similar occurrences arc IN
quent in establishments of this kind, anu eN''
no Naturalization Transcript.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-29

Men Of Letters.--A general writer IS 'o ~,
teously termed man of letters, but sue" 90 70
is postmaster, or printer. But lilIIs New
medy, called the" Knight ofthe Golden r,ess-
brought forth another sort of man oil Ielse rS q
A neighbor, who was evidently very na, o,rtI
hearing, was very inqusitive of another l 0ssis.
ing the plot Of the piece; and so pers .;I, nj
was he in his inquiries, that the other tes'1 b
him, he thought it as plain as the nose -, IA he
face. "That might be, my dear SIR sa'' az;
deaf one eff it were as easy to hear as " as
But be pleased to remember, that lD"us 70,
simple to you as ABC, it is otherwise % 'H'' "
! am DEF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-29

WRITING PAPER.
100 Reams Cap Writing Paper
lOO 100 do Letter do
or superior quality, from the manufactures
of Ames and GilpIn.
also aoiH be received in a fen days,
400 reams Wrapping Paper, Of an excellent
quality. All of which will be sold low by
sept 81 WIN. NJ MORRISON,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-29

"A bally baby is a Malay sleeping place, ge,
nerally bamboo, and raised two feet from the
floor or ground. They are from five to eight
feet square.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-12-19
tottcttp II g.
3erfeaeruagssg gomposaie.
9IsentsneS3fts-&antom
CN.a Ho00
II '73 " z
Oa. 24.1Sg8.

AJE. ~. 1850.
"a Ser llutetIdriebene Don Der "pr .:
e>etton SnIuranc es@ ompaSnte"
n 5oarIfeEo, @onnecticya oI6 Naent an9eS
tsllt uno outorlilrt lporeen Obre 2lufibno
Otrlihernnaeu ousSu(tegen, 70 erbelst ct
lib tH:tnt i>ouier. Secbrs, WIb!en, So:
trsGxn uuo G5Aeueru,: Ia,nut pereu Snbalt
reoFir1eueeytso an6eym ahnIiheu Gi1en;
sbunss, es9en NerInft Uoer SslhdoIsnng
ourd Tsuer, ;u ofseu1ireu. Die GOfen b.
3uiIuo ai.saser ,.ais Die irseno elnsr 2lns
tfalt oiP{er A,t i uno Die Q2etie ps'be o'e'e
Offs ia SNtiEsune ibrcr Djel6dfts, uno
Der @eti&tisuasuno SfsabI'n's i1rer @et'
lutte, eerfslSeu arire, miro prUinpt ans II:
tcval l.vR. Iiafra3su Ihr 8coInsuns:n u.
a40eesraa,. r1sleu In oet aIsnteltaoe BON
NarS,S uus s5eicsn inGantOu. 9smaobt @et
oeas >srh ale gef0dfts i'll 8ssus auf oitls
| Natat}Ea,t st;mtt1s!r ,peroen.
Son Sarrls,
2'sert fir beias's GsnFesn't.
Ga:,tou Sau. no. 1894. S0:tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-12-19
s)(cu
O0relpQarell StODr .

Der lipterIc5rietsne bat bcn otn Stdoteu
Vhi'onsIThia uRo 9'tuDore erbalten, cine
arrbe NnsneN ron
. ar . 70 oren 8 ar b en- uno
Sci n
me|cbt Ss' rcbIfei!en prei(sn oesFaufE tpers
cen.
Ser 8crratb te0ebs ttei'meife in Golaens
oem MmtGBe, @d>rol,ten{i6ds, 0intens
dufe= II. g di6Bfr, pTeu0icEeEilbe, aRnts
len Uno Er:'n1m. @iqen, 2onboner 1t. tetlts
fde gplin9iecerns uuo UHB:G 'obL 2anos
nno 3opfen:S dQfn BON oIleu G|ottunQent
cine fbSne alusspabl ppn S*enH rrn Nebl
&oteln, 8obrergvfstls unc %rhrsr, G6tId,=
es, ftab!piotten r1no eiie,ns qcirfe 0l'ns
9slma6 uno 3rlIfdte, scr5NsIi6 eeo'teitste
sbssren Gnellfder. 9Inertori1Gsr uro
leutfder gtabl, GdbIerrer, mefin9ner ,mo
eiierner Drate, Meai platten, cine fG6ne
paftbie Sei!sn, e dtbnbmaderurc sosts
ler sReri5'ua ; 8eoe,= uno 2oFehen SNsls
fer, Gifb:8orleeeme1Tsr unb G'abelr. 9Fa=
esnta'ten, gbnorpmaesn, Secr Qar3er=
ten, osreleiben iir VfHss, 2usfssnes rno
Qalfte'fettsn, Qatent gdeenridtsr Sauer.
tSis:uno esIaoene Ytitfhsn u.ro. Shni=
Irs pous=2bees rno Yferoe:s 6eGen, Ge,
roice uno Oroeisnfen, Geut(he Sen5sn II.
Siebsln, Gorlp eid,ssn, Joeu: ,lno Miffga=
beIn, 9swebrbeidlage, cine auesesstme
Nusn*abl Satt'ermoren grel(hfprns unb
teusitps 9aeteu, eilerne uno mfniene 1bees
fshel, GrFvfGee S<nietrauben @efslIibIen
nno Gsei ,t'eNis! jeeer Oettu n 9, trstie
@tefnm nno ecbn'eiIeI, oub teul fbe
EGbtfsr uno Solleu, Daunen SaIltn,-
! sanbYapier, Sebra,,ben uue GuFssbdnss.
2iitsns uno e eb'anflbIb0er 3ub(hsusn,
Oslite!ue uno GoNerfteIne, Qpoder DO. pas
tsntlrte nno ssmens strcbrn' 0erSiidtran.
eeinet, 1Hatlrab. 2e.peniinseitt, @rpdl Srs
nib Matlerpinfel botes penstianif1ss
9lctb, 3Iepmele,e. ....:. & ., ,..:.,, ~.
Setner.-Seifb GeiGirr 9a(ben=
3ann:Sber:uno Sobllsbsr, Aalbfsue,. eaf1;
an Sdwsines uno Si'5lerer &c. ...' %...|
eepiS Sosel.2l
Canton, Su|p 70. 1884: 14stf
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-12-19
e)1elle SdnetberD.

Der llnterfbiebens, rtadr leinen aSse'i!'s
cenr,np betn Dutlitfum ibsrbaup! eraes
beu(t teFaant, oae er cas S1usioerast6"Ft
in cisIxr staot III bstreitsn an9efanSen u.
ourdb ou4e Goupsre 9rseit uno biaiae prslls
einen Gbeil esr Sfent!i6en 0unif 8"
srbdlten, fieb betrsbsn rr'rc.
gr ,robut in Dsm 8utjteinsrnsn 9aNFn
son Orn. Gbr. Greper etIl6s LhhreuI tIos
litD prn y}snmans 8tetbtauerep.
. g. Gouos6prcoutte jsasr art' bic Ct s.
,brauoscu saun, nimnat r'ots 3ab!uus on.
Gjptttieb Gu9enbhb!.
Canton, SuIp 13 1884. 14'6m
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-12-19
2lwcritoniItb= =@urppdiitbe>
Nsentf0aft
sm @eloer une fonitiseo GiBtntbum son
Gurnno bieEer III beiiebeu.

am @eloer uno 'enFs9eo ST9entenfn oon
Gurppa bisber su beSiebsn.
2auas lebon, unA pft-iit Don p!eten Gei'
zen ter bic &uNrresruns enesn llntsri6rIe:
@ensu,-(Rsc afterr uno Gteentbhmer Die
IS 0tatIilIsmsntss ,oe-aenobt sposoen--
,lne aIasutIbaft 10 etabIiren. nerintteIIl
.rslder bier .pcbntesosn, eurcpaNden Gri:
aranpn, ibr rort bsp Der 9lue1ranoer'n9
srb lhrhHsslaHsnss, Ocer lcnIis: :suFcn':
nennse @iaeutsmn,-cbue srcRen 2raSel.
uufodten. S6spieri9hiteu uns 9efabr, BIT;
hteraebrad)t wereen t6nnts. .-llnb 'ause II,
piel1etis bat er fcnotI bic 3nsdnde'sfei'
elmer irl&su Ginficbtuns,-als nuh biz
nit tsrsr Qtusfotsuns ueffndpfteu Sbmie.
riettit i.serbabt uno er.rosen,-uup nun
enoiib--freut sr feb-fetntn S'euuoen u.
retu VubIiFum i.berbaupt onseisen 81 fbnneu
caB er, bur6 ansffuhpfte Net5ineuns uni
0ermitteluna nit folio uno tepeelal iteben:
osn pauoIung ebauiern. cieie sbwierisfei.
ten beIsitiSt bat; unb bereit une i'm
5tanne ift,-sie an ibn se.ibsetsn Nuf:
trdss'bis(sr Glrt,'fDIeuuis frpstiyen 81 fbn
men, uno 3,rar in faft aNe Ocsr Die meilfsn
Geqenpen bee tsut(hen Naterlaubes. "a
~ nit eifffr Cir, Oeidafts, bur6 pisIfd!ttse
uutitung,--intis', uno Ninttllob r:rtreut
t,5-icm0bl in t6rsr' DeUnse euf aInsvifa
aI6 ancb in G0diid,t auf europa 10 if
:r Uberseuet, alIsn Die ben ipm in oiciea
&zads on'uisn mbseu. ooge unc fdueue
Gat;Sfoc1ion 9eten 81 t6nneu.-Sius 2oar
ale bftnt!Iber Uelbaftsmonu mo fe,n
au6Qfbretets Gprrsspcnben;, bieten TIM
0briseu6 nod 5GtIfenittel uno GrIeidter:
anssn fir Otiseu Gel6afts3mei9 par-bie
uiobt jeoermonn ;u 9ebote (teben.
60e0 rufte 9 Q Il II, q tbs:
t n, Gno i,nmer ben ibln auf 0auo. uno
9euteu, Die aus Der Serne beY ibn 81 cbiaem
3psde anlprs6en mbaeu, Fam er in i uoer
2 stunpen ibr san3ee0siobdIt 70 erpeoiren.
oaBf,e obne fernern Irubel uno 2s!tperfdm:
niB, ibre 9simreifs wisoer antrsten tbnuen.
9Seinc NedyRun9en miro CT f.
tiata maben. CAP fib nlsmano barhber BE-:
itnereu tpirc. 49,.
uebstIssunsen ano gd1reisersyen IN teut:
rtoer, eIeli{dbsr nno iransbVf6er Ervade,
mereeu ebenfalls bon itm teioret.
S6litBlib smff,ebit sr fb benz Dienit
nno cen Qiuttrdasn ces yublifums; uno
wiys oeNen @urlt uno Nernaueu oub
paufsIiDtsit unoaresse au psroiensu f,tbsu.
peter &oufmonn
.. Nec. oes Nateglanesireunpe5.
Carton, N|drs 28. 1884.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-12-19

Ser uxt.rie5 iebere er6Fret jsBt sin aus:
eseebhses gFcrtsmeat seH eilenmaa,eu
Has4en, Oeltn un0 6arbefo9en
bon ypaAben folaeaee einE 1beil ausmadAer
NaueIoob IL. auoere aIrut Sie, DercuBicn
SIiutcn eGIbNsr, &afeemAblen, Gns'tl6e
uno qtn1srifanil9e Ul0bls unb 9attn:gd d.
gen, @iNs sou 7 bep 8, BIC 30 bep s4, 0lds
Isrns Bureau SnSpte .. peyf0iecsnsn Wus
fern nno @rbBen, @erbr6l, 0erfeinetee
Hampen0L 8aunl0l; Gopspintc, bsit' '9snes
bif6 aotb, Srassuft)meisu. Gsrcms Grin
gbrorne @etb, ,Berl;ner 8iau, RIauid;tnaIs,
Srrfiu9 bon uuts'idisrliesu So'tsu. f5.au:
boI5, Oe!bbe!s, @o,bhpls, SrafIl. 0t'eara=
qua, @s,reun1a, Snoiao, S6stlaf. @cpal,
Wit,ioSI, EbsibswaHer, SNmiutif6s Sdu.
re, Waaapfsl, Msiutssiu, OuobIaIt. @oic,
Sitter une Rupfev brUese, SaAf uno anpsre
Qoed, acknowledgement nit gctibsn, S5tat,,
,srne unc eil.rne 9Girfsisiien i2AolcrneMin
PsL o 4 i5s, tefer esnFu Sdtsren
Sto6l Gei'tEbsr u,to .Ilittsr gtott, WeI
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uno tieine 'Gebeern. Sartietf', pEI,iebsu II.
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aete, IaIdbsa. NempdBe. 4einIbpfs, 8tsvs
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no,nsssr, Dfeiien uuo, ,Sibt}rh @siacn, Glas
finstten, 9{aoeIn, @.loesiane ,problsrs|aG.,
sjldlsrue GIalden uno :plsoe3in @jIalsr,
1eHtngene uno pIartirte Gporen, SiutsnDfs
x51d0s. 1,eBisene nne rIatsits g tibs ,unn
ytsiae1eel, Sat;tsnpaareu i'm ala meiusn,
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-12-19
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>Siseutbuu pertebnt neroen.tn 0etAs
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adtunssppa beFannt. oap er fcrtfsbft. q,
oieIens nehlbefauaren tanopuutte os
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treiten.
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4pRen unte,ssasn, iva leine aStsiuIidseits'
aus,ubt{Iitn uno <sss Dfauen,li@feit ole
rerer eiusuri&ren, Die sessist f5so esp ion
ansnrufen uns Ct serflasers fe css }es'i0
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IS as3duns, 70 oaB fein ssies bsrsas fet Fam
q. Q, gtlies aoSsSnsss fonueu aeeoss
9sirt petoeu.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-12-19
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9etrstten ilno. gie baben ibrsn S6app,
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speit}hent Neits, @lssantes, harsirs
.tet, iino Sig peitfDsn Stdtl1,
Slehten jsoer 9utung.
Qlles, Bon auter1 QuaIltat, nit osnEbefsu
.SRateridlien .ino f,uber setnadt molien iie
i'm 9rc6snun GIeiusI,, 70 ,poHlfsii>at6 es
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bittsi nm esreu Scrtiesung i,no ,pirb 'fis,
5srie sisber, ID psrbienen f1dbeu.
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]. ~. SoSn Sueflus, jun.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-12-19
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