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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

To The Charlottesville Advncate We do rccog.
Mise the difference between the principle and poiicy
of measure. But we take it for granted that Mr..
Randolph did not merely rcProhaic the doctrine of
ratification, in the South Carolina case, but that
he " utterly reprobafed' il, in all cases whaso.
ever.-Bu', qaan'. snG, ofthls matter. Mr.. Ran
dolph's opinions were never authority, in csi-
nation; and in denying that he was nulhfyor,
We did so rather with reference 10 historical accu-
racy than with any design 10 give weight To our
views by his endorsement.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

r. The project Of a railroad fron. Frelerleks-
burg TO the Virginia Springs, through the Blue
Ridge, is strongly urged by the editor of tho Frede
rcksburg Herald.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

A + n Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
n ce,Y, continued aud htld for the iowa OF
Lyuc!burg, a, tie eooit house in the sud town,
The 2lst day Of July, 1888, silling as court of
rhuncery.
DAVID aad William XVI, rhf5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

81 Brckncs Philadelphia " Counterfeit Dc
tecor of Sept %, cautions the pubic against re
ccving spurious pieces of coin, pufport'ng to be
Half and Quarter Eagles Of the new gold ems
sion. They are said to be remarkably well execu,
ted, and are probably more difficult to. be detected
than ninc-tenhs Of the various counterfeit bank
notes which are now in circulation throughout tho
United States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

TT Mr.. Rush is cut in another letter ngainst tn
Bank lie will continue TO write until he gets hi
reward. We wish the Russian en- bassy was va
cant.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02
MEssRs, ARCHER AND klTCHIE, Jr

1t affords us gfea, pleasure to state that the o'nei
cnccs between these gentlemen have been auJos'eu
without duel. We have seen no Puo"ca''oh W
the subject, out We learn, from passengers III NC
last stage, tht the matter IN controversy was
tied by c urt OF Honor after inc "'''''' u ''''
parties in Washington cay
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02
AND ss25 REWARD.

ting 10 about So
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

~ The committee appotn,cd by the House OF
Renr,sen,ai,ves to investigate the condition OF the
p,s, on Denar,ments now IN session at Wash
800 - consists Of MIR. Connor of n G. CHAR
m9n1 Mr.. Whirlesey of Ohio, Mr. Everett OF Yer,
mont Mr.. Beardsley of Y Mr.. Wa,monsh OF
Penn. Mr. Halves of Ken, and Mr. Stodders oil
MI.
x+ We learn that William Holt, Esq has re,
cc,yed the appointment of Clerk Of the Superior ans
co''e W. 'et cII,:rv vor,,ed nv the death OIL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

o., Gen. VIM. +. Gordon addressed the people
Of Fluvanna at their last court from whom he Is
said to have met with nearly recep'ion.-lt IS
said that ne will a." divide Louisa with any man"
If this be so, his eclecon may be considered GER
tain.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-02

al. The Tennessee friends OF Mr.. Bell and Col.
Polk the rival candidates for Speaker OF the last II.
of Representatives, are al open war the Nashville
Republican champlonIng H. former, ami the Co
lun1bia Observer the latter The gil of the contro-
versy seems to be, which of the TWO has been The
most servile Jackson man-the Republican claim
ing tha, honor for Mr.. Speaker Bell, and The Oh.
server for the would-be Speaker Polk. The van
uuished in such controversy would, in our oPin-
ION. occupy the most honorable position
"a, The " Y. Courier and Enquirer has teen
again enlarged. |, now has eighs wide columns on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-08

spseusons. takes tho helm OF faction and prescription
now. This Bank s in effect, the commanding power OF
public discod the generator Of corruption, the declared
foe OF the government; aud the principle Of action, which
in former imes audscious and romising, Is
insdous, rescherous. and extrsvsgan In the lavish
ment OF its iargesses
sThe Offices OF public trust the former period were
conferred whose treachery the public cause in
dcated their fitness instruments OF hostility to freedom
Nominations tor public stations utercctea by
Senate too VIGOROUSLY Influenced by the Bank, the
nominee be conspicuous for any public virtue.
"Thc same fouf and filthy prostitution OF the press,
which the Gszetes oil FeDno and Porcupne,
have their identity In the present day The SANDER
sprwej out against Jefferson, which Is TO he found
echoed by English travellers, upon the authority Of federal
IN lignans has, from the first hour OF his nomination TO
the Presidency, poured fsrh torrents
against Andrew Jackson, with this difference that the
dis egard OF truth and the and currency
which fa.hood obtains has no example in the history oil
the world"
" la those days. (af the former Auora) the constituted
authorities consPred against the Constitution In these
days. body, privileged In violation OF the Constitution
has ct the lit lie authorities 1T defiance, and derides
the Constitution bch has been perverted 10 their favour
I" The present times, indeed presen some foreify:
some females, IN the vicinity OF Pbadelphia whose la
theirs aud husbands earned honorable livelihood, and
loved their country, who thought il neither crime
treason 10 tuzza for The Bero OF New Orleans, and the
protector oil beauty and booty, were with their fathers,
dismissed from employment Through all tue minor de-
psrmets of civic the practices which
prevailed in l79S, congeuiay inflated though yet
outstrpped.
"The sp,ce which separates the system OF 1898 and
1884, is therefore, narrow few short strides which the
oil freedom are not yet prepared TO take and
outrage would renew the which formed the
last act OF hc strange evenul drama Of the reign OF
"'Tbe Constitution be msiniained faction must
be resisted it's articles unveiled its mysteries unraveed
and those no have abandoned the of their country
aud democracy. must be replaced by better men,"
Such is the Ally which the Bank, the Senate, and
the industrious Opposition in all it's branches expect
ed to find in William Duane! They have indeed
caught Tartar.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-08

Died at ~ Ro. Cumberland the 9th inst
Leslie Wsisoa George L. and Martha Sampson seea twenty
and the family
invited the residence Of
simpson me afternoon 9Th inst O'clock p ~ without
farther Invitation.
Ded, tho 2h Of Jsne, 1884, a. tho ves
Of Col D. w. Bowes, tho q fuyanna MI
~. Mn Esekc Perkins, Of Bouss
year h He len aesliopete wife, three
sptgh Interesting children end relatives and onds 80 Ia
his departure om hen ITO died Of consvupon after pgoT
Notwithstanding his perfect 70 the lost
being pofooty esgned his fate regarded fuoro
world Nor did he lingering look behind" except
chdfen for whose comfort md BE eNe
able, manifested tho lively
tefe their weifufo 70 the very lest
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-08

ssunirersai distress and incacsiabie ioss"of +" i-
merabie failures" and ga general destruction Of COM
mercial credit and confidence."He gives us, also,
chapter and verse from the Memorials of the "Cham-
Der Of Commerce of Philadelphia" and of "the Citi-
zens of Philadelpba"-from the Bank of n. York,
and from the Insurance Company OF Batmore-alI
pretending show, what miscbiefs would arise from
winding up the old Bank, without attrbuting these
mischiefs to the withdrawal of the Deposites; which
i'm fac. had not then been effected lie also shows
us how Mr. Clay, the active agent in gettingfup
memorials and panic for the benefit of the Bank,
then camc forward in his Reports to the Senate of
the U. s., expose the violence of the Glamour, and
10 ridicuo the dangers that had been anticipated
from the dissolution of its charter-But that Bank
went down, i'm spite Of all the Glamour and il is
hoped the slime party will he equally unavailing,
and that the present Bank will be doomed TO the
same cutastroIple.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-08

slider that combination OF the Bank with tho Executive
must destroy this equilibrium. aud PROSTATE the other
departments
Therefore. Resoived, That the manly 6rmness with
which President has opposed the recbarter Of The
Bank and nterposed himself between his county
Institution OF such deadly and eorroptiog influence upon
the republic, Is his last best and presents great
noble instance OF patriotic foriitpde and selev olioD
Resoired That Messrs. King, Clay, McKinley y, Mar
dis and Murphy that port Of the delegation in Congress
from Alabama who operate with, md sustain the fyes
dent, deserve our thanks aud sjiDira ion.
Rtsofred, That the conduct of majority OF the Senate
OF the u States towards the Presden during the pre-
sent session OF Congress has been coming
Of that body and hereby wit. rded
demnsiiop.
Resoloed. That we cordially repea, the following reso
luton adopted by the citing at the Blue Spring"Tbst
our fellow-czeDs throughout this State tennessee aud
Mississippi, be requested 10 hvh etDgs similar 10 this
give public expression Of their opinions mat the sober
voice oil the West may be heard at ashngson we'll
the deaicping upsoar OF cry memorials"
Resoired That the engs OF this meeting be sign
ed by the Pre lent Vice Presidents and Secretaries; and
that The editors OF the OF this State and also OF
the Globe the City oil Washington and OF the Richmond
Enquirer, be requested TO publish the same; aud that
copy oil the proceedings OF this meeting be sent the
President oil the United States.
JOHN VbNlNG, President.
WALTER I. KibBLE, Yiee
WILLIAM EVANS, ! PRESIDENTS.
GEORGE ID. NORRIS, Secretary.
HENRY G. DUNN, dssf Secy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-08

Taylor. your present Representative, has miepresened
majority Of the qualified Of the district For In
stance Mr. HARDWOOD beat Mr.. Dsbney In the district
including the vote that Gloucester gave him, (hr.
Dabney you will perceive that Gloucester s attach
ed TO the Cong sonai District then take of this county
and add the vote Of the Jackson party in Caroline. and
viii swell the majority 10 about four hundreJ taking the
late elections test of parties, which the Opposition
the guide. II will be said the Republican
county OF King william is opposed to the Administration.
deny II, aud appeal the OF the county
in my assertion King William he AIDED by that innexi.
bic Republican, John Roane, has large majority ia favor
OF the Administrations; and had il not been r the
friends of the Administration voting Tor Dir. Halves, he
would have been left out although he received aid from
the Richmond voters, which elected him. Thus you will
clearly perceive that your late Delegate ought do like
Rives aud Stevenson have dons-resign his seat Fellow
citzens!t may be said that William r. Taylor good
Nulihcr. Admit il then, gentlemen DO you like him 10
use you up and nuliy your known wishesl deny the
tight Of any Representative TO IN violation OF the
known viii Of majority OF his constituents According to
resigned because their opinions opposed TO their
constituents Then, why does Mt Taylor follow their
exampIe-why hold seat in opposition TO the known
wishes Of the district! Will the People OF this Republican
district submit 10 this! think Have the District
other person qualified TO represent them' think they
nave Arse IN The majesty OF strength and support
mat old aud iufle xibe Republican, John Rosne He
has served the district in the reign OF terror. and
hrm by the district in the trying times and in fact,
he might be truly termed the shie ard spear OF the old
Republican party. Yes, fellow have gen.
temen FULLY able 10 cope with the present incumbent
Mr. John Nj. Gsrnett John Roane, jun, either is a
u match tor Mr. Taylor; then rally around Of the
above named gentlemen, and give him your undivided
support and success will crown your efforts and your
views and your wi,hes will be again heard in the halls
of Congress through your is proposed
10 call meeting at the different Court the diff
consult together and TO choose person be brought
forward the Jackson candidate Congress- who will
receive majority OF qualified votes of the District
zoo. VOTER OF THE DISTRICT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-08
sotes Of Tssueso At Public garehga.c Richmond, US,

81.
bids 80 so $40 25 80 IS; HEW,7 hhds
So So ST. No. go So No refused tugs 80 7O ~,
No III and nj sS No a. logs $500 T No. 50 25 No as
No 3, rs No a. Tugs 5O "A No L.
"A Is No e. 1875 3, T. ug sPH, No 81 50, No
fO No 50 rs, No. q IS No. 3, Ugs, lOj HR No.
!, s. 50, No. 2, Q o..
SATURDAY 20
Avs. No j. So, No. g. 80, No g. 50, No 4. a5 JwG,
No l. s2 25 No q 90, No g. refused, co.. WIS, No g.
fused a so So Isl 81 % No. Isl Il, No.
l., 81 No 2, 9 Is, No. 3, refused, 3s5. ugs.
TUESDAY, July l.
ssueel ButRs hhds VIZ; Nos 3and4 @ eio co. No
as. No. o. so average co. Mp, IS hhda
prices s6 average 90 ISM 10 bhds IS 80 20 10
b avefaRe 90 RON hhds nj 81 50 10 49, average $40 IS
WEDSHspAY, July q
As1 No. ,, sil, No - 50, No refused IS 90 No .,
No 4 ,efoed, 81 10, gr' TAF No tugs 81 7o So Ne 1,
81 RB No 30. 81 75 wP No 90 So JCO IA bids ES'Iemc
prices sO aveage ice hhds GO rs $40
sveass IS So TsB, No. LUCE, 81 3d. No s. u.s. No. .,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-08
THE FOu RTh OF July

Was ceebraed ia this city in The usual manner. The
military. consisting Of the Light Dragons, F.ye,e AiI
Rife Corp, formed at an early hour aud after going
through variety OF military evoluons marched TO .Bu-
cbansn's SPRING, where On company with the invited
gues) they partook Of handsome dinner, and enjoyed
those pleasing recoecons which this day fails to
call FORTH We understand that upon Messrs Leigh and
Tyler being toasted by guest, MIR. l.. responded in
shor speech ony IN consequence oil the absence OF bis
colleague, MIR Tyler We have not been able to obtain
acopy OF the Toasis drank this occasion Several pr
heard OF no accident TO the pleasure Of the festivities
Of this glorious dsy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-08

WROLTGNG CLOTHS.-The subscribers, importers
OF Boiling Cloths offer for ISLE, the mos; Iavors-
allie ternsi by wholesale retail, assortment OF ge-
,l,rins Anchor Cloths. JAMES CHEsTON & SON,
Commerce 81. Whoff.
Baltimore, June 10Th, 1894 IO-s.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-08
CONGRESS OVAL ELECTION
To fu the racancy oreasioned by the resignation of II.
Stevenson, Esq.
HENRICo COUNTY.

John Robertson, 1872
w. Fl. Roane." 10
A. Stevenson 2
IL will be seen that this election is an extremely thin
one-here being opposition pre- vous the opening OF
the polls; and this too is the busy for the
This county can poll about 500 votes.
mot candidates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-08
co MIUHTcsTED


The citizens OF Abingdon and its vicinity having learn
ed by yesterday eVenings mail, that Gen. la Fayene
hal departed this life. convened is morning June 2Sh)
~ the Courthouse o. mo ion OF Gen. David Campbell
Gen Ffaucs Preston called 10 the chair, and Jacob
Lynch appon ed Secretary. Mr.. John w IamPkin then
and IN short aud paeie address, DoUnced 10 the
meeting the de- OF ihe veneraed La Fayene, the Pat
riot, the Hero, and The Philanthropy ST and concluded by
submitting The following resolutions which unaoi
mously adopts by the meeting;
ResOlred That this meeting, penetrated with the deep.
est feelings Of gratitude and sHecton towards Gsp Ia
Feyeue the firm aud early friend Of America IN heyr't
Struggle for Liberty; chefshing grateful remembrance
OF s services and the bghes, yeneraon io his cbarac-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-08


To the Voters Of the Congressionot District composed
~ the counties Of Caroline, Essex, King and Queen
.1fiddieser aud KING U'iUfom.
FELLow-CiTizENs: Much has been said about
bers OF Congress opposing the wishes OF their consu
ents w several districts In Virginia. aud my OPT
Mon have abmsed the trust reposed IN them than
your present Representative he has voted throughout
against The present Administration aud its when
he nusi have known dat every county IN his district
(wi'h the exception Of Essey) has Administration
jori'y and s likewise opposed to the restoration Of The
Deposites Caroline has large majority In favor Of the
Administration, and have the counties Of King and
Queen, Mddesex and King William. Look ihe vote
given 10 Mr. HARDWOOD, the Jackson candie for The Stale
Senate, and you viii perceive 81 that William p.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-08
TREASURY OFFICE, July 5ih, 1881.
State Of the Public Funds on the morning Of the lst


State Of the Public Fnds, the morning Of the lst Of
July, 1884. riz:
In the Bank Of Virginia, as per account
dered, SlO.362 70
Deduct the following paid into
Bank-certifcates returned
this offco. Wis
1891, Oct 81, J. hicLaurine, S25t
1884, Dec 90, I5e
1884, April II, J. Crews, II
- &c lS, J. Walters heirs, ~
." June 6, X. Rixey, AZ 90 CO 90
---slIo,2ss 81
In the Farmers Bank Of Virginia, IOSO69 81
Deduct the following Checks issued by
the Treasurer, aud presented
Bank within the month, viz
1882, March 6, Macon F.rd. No 1929, So
1884. March IS j. w. Clcmonds, No.
1892, 100
Do June 26, J. McKdo", No. 3i65 25 80
Deduct this amount paid into BANK
Certificate M
April rs. Thomas Dyer, 30 90
Gain 10 Literary Fund, ~ go OF
--s0s,O 09 81
Total, in both Banks, saIs,3Os 81
Balances per Treasury Books viz,
1881, July l. To the credit rthe Com
monweahb, 1883 IS
Literary Fund,
James River Company,
Board Of Public Works. 1888 AZ
North Western Turnpike Road. 1921 40
Cain in change previous 10 LIST April, 1929, s5
-S2ls, 3OS 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-08
sals,3Os 81
ALABAMA.

L. BURFooT, 7teas'r Com, ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-08
YHE COLN BILLS

We are indebted to intelligent Correspondent,
TO whose opinions this subject attach particu
lar value, for the following views of the two Bills
lately passed by Congress for the regulation of gold
aud silver coins. We shall seize the first opportunity
of laying copies of the Acts in question before our
readers. for their inflammation
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-12-05
. Neue Glitter !

Qarris, Nepnolos uno 2tusultin,
0aben.iu eben pon OteusYort uno pbila'
.oelpbia cine srOBe uuo prd6tiae 0luspebI p.
Gntern erbalten. berebnet fur Die aeaen=
tpdrtise uno beraunabe Sabrs5eit.-aae mel
de ie entIblOHtn Ino wobGfeil fir
SaarselO tu psrtaufeu, ooer sesen Die
raeiiten hQlrteu 2aneespreouete ausSnsau.
iben. &aufuifise merosn abunssppa Ct:
.lnbt bep ibuen auSulpre6en, uno far i'b
Sil6s, I 8 al, uno S>assl
&c. &c. beftdnois auf 8 no-unc rpie &C.
tpbbn!ib Sum. .Bertamf f-iebr ,pcbIfeiI. j..
8aaraelO uus Die Wad .lOuer pveiIe
besabIeu lie fir DaiBn.
Gle ue-rfon9en.
cine srofe Qnautitdt Batter unc gper.
@antou, JlIp 4. 1884. 12stf.~
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-12-05
l. Neu
OQrDpQQret1 StDbr.

Der unterfbriebsne bal BON oen gtdeteu
philadelphia ano 0(euport erbalteu, cine
QroBe Nnsmabt bon =. ~
y arb 10 orem S ar en- uno
Sci n
,relbe 5u rrOblfeilen Yreilen psrtauft wers
ben.
Ser Dr,ratb beftsbt tbeiImsife in 6olsens
oem !: 0ImtbBe, e d'raubenfbde. Slinteu=
ldufe= u. e 6I6Ber. peseu0ionebhtbe, MIb=
len uno 1'umn': e dsen, 2Onooner IL. teuts
fde e prin9feoern: une Gu6ss iabL 6anos
une 3apfen:s e dasn BON allen 0attunaen.
cine f6tne Que,pabI BOT @ant nnc !8sbl
Sobsln. 8pbrsr9efsue uno @rbrer, Gdtfdc=
es, ftablrtntten itno eiisrne 9BinfsI. QPinz
ftIraB uno 3rufdte, UorShsIi6 starteitete
S6ereu, @nqIlider QImtrtonilobsr unb
3eut|her etabl, ltdblsrner, sne0iperer nno
eiierner 2ratb, MsTiaplatten, cine fd6ne
partbie Seilen, cd bMbma6ersnno Satt=
ler aRert3sna ; Seber= uno 3af6sn Meit
fer 3l(h:8orleaemsf7er unb 0abs!n. QDas
senbaiten, e 6napprpoeeu> Secsr 2an3es=
ten. cersleiben fur Vferoe. 3usfrsuee unc
3alfte. .fsttsn. pateut edsenridtsr. 6atlsn.
9issuno aelaoene Venfben u. DO. gbnhs
H. 0auss2 bees unb yferbs:s 1sllen, 0es
t'aiee une @raslsn(sn. 3sut(be stnfen u.
SibsIn. earlp Sibe!n, 9eu= ,ne Mi(tsas
beln. 0ewebrbefdlise, cine aueeebebnte.
Nuswabt Saitlermarsn. 9Eslft,fOrn= uns.
,euti6e 3adsu, 'eilerne uno msfisne Ibses
sedel. DrtpfhBe 9suibraubsn @afsmhbleu
nno Dret.1.s,Tsl jeber 0attunS, breite.
snmms uno 9rbneiiiel, ant teutiebe.
SbH0er unb Gausn. Dau,'en Sallen.-
ganepapisr, S6tauben ,1no G'uBssbdnse.
&iften: uno SbrantfbIbner. !8ubi6ellens
Oeliteine uno &ai,srteine. QHa0sr %. pa
tentirte uno eemeine StrcbmeNer rSiibtrau.
eeinbL 1Eauratb. Ierpsntiuseilt. @ppal Sir.
;niB, Mablerpiniel beitee penstlanil1ss
&ptb. 8Iep~elB &c.
Sern er-8eisb @ei1irr 1afdens
3anm: Sber:uno Sopueoer, Aa!btsue, saEs
an s6weiue= uno Tii5Iseer &c.
r &epis Scssl.
Canton, Suln 10. 1884, 14Ftf
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-12-05
s)leue SOr1elDetD.

Der llnterGhiebene, mad)t ieinen ESrena=
ben uno rem Wutliffum aberbaupt sreee
benil beeannt, oaB sF cna sbusiosrat(0dft
IN oisisr Giant 81 tstreiten or9efantsu, H.
ourb cute loucers 1ree't Nro blIitee pre'ls
eluen Ihsil Der Efsnt!iebeu Ounlt 81
aghoIEcu iycI ts1lrtten miro.
Or mc!,Uy IN Gem 0afReinsynen J,aufs
poo }crn, Chr. AysVtr st!'c9e Gbiusn luo=
!iD o9u 9lsnu1onA 91sytrauersp.
G." @onosIprtutte jecsr Nlrt. Die er 8:
byGudbcu Sauu. ui,l,nt Ct ois 2ohIuna an.
OjtttIicb 2u9cnbubl.
Canton, I".1 l3 1884. 14:6m
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-12-05
Nmcrif fom's :@urcpdilbe,
N9tntI0aft
um @e'osr uoO ionl;ises Gisentbua Don
europa bieber III be;ieben.

un ge'osr uaO iUnl;ises Gisentbura BON
europa biebsr III bs;leben.
Qauae id,pn. uuo oft-it Don uieIsn Sei:
ten ber Die 9lufcrceruue al ben llnserlbries
bensn,- (8scafteur uno gisentbnmer Die:
Is5 Gtoblinsmentes, ,)-aemadt mcroen.-
sine QlsentlbaIt 81 etabliren. oermitteIlt
nelber bier lrobnenoen, ellrrpaiihen Gmi:
en-ibr rort bsp Der Qlueranoerun0
Iuob ;ur'fseladtnes, ODER ionftis: :SuFcsn=
menbes Gi9enrbum,-ebne 9roBen 3rubel.
llnfclten. Sdlpieriafsiten uub @elabr bsr=
iiteresbr06t wsrosn e6unts. limb Lanqe II.
pieIleitia bat er fosrobl bic 3rtdmdGiaIsit
elmer (rlden @inriebtuua,-aEs aMh Die
nit ibrer 0Iuefibruna eerfnhpften Sbrie:
riafeit ilberoobt uno errogsn-uno nun
enoIieb--frsut CT Tb-leineu T,euncen II.
ce,u Vubiif,ln iberbanpt anseisen 81 ftnneu
Dap or, eurd, oH9' fi4fse Desbinoune uno
Mt5r:t: ;Jn9,nN ;r>jt uno reipsctaI fteben:
~: 5r1H>>&nQa QaNdNiI.2, oisie ebwieriotsi:
Ten tsje.;j5I bat uro bereit Mno m
s. = {. iif,-bje atl ibu asribteteu Qluf=
Er@et c2t;<T Nht ithIeuuio eypeoren su tbn:
neIt. uno 5war III ialr alle Uosr Die meiitsn
@rt9suceH Gee tertihen 0atcrlanoe6. "a
e; ,,,i, Die isr Qlrt 9elhafte. ourb pielfaltiee
!lustbiu9,-intim uuo pinttltb bertrant
.it,-iowobI in ibrem 8eSuse nuf Nmerita
alS AUDI in &ndTbt auf europa. 40 it
er nberSeust, allen bic beY INN in oR1e,
gade amutsn n,6sen. uoue uuo Idbneue
9atisfaeton geben ;u tSnnen.-Sine Yags
ais tfsntl'eber 0elddftsmaun. uno leiM
aue9ebreitete @Orre5ponoenh bieten ibm
ibriscuS nOb 9uIfemittel nno @rleihters
uusen fir cbiseu 9el6afss3reiS oar-Ois
n'6t ieoermann 81 Getpte iteben.
0e.0rufte9 . II m q bs
ten Fno iinnnr ben ibm auf Qano. uno
Geuten, bic aus Der Herne bep inn 81 obieem
3me6e an(prs0eu mtoen. Farn er in / poer
Q Stunoeu ibr san3seOelc a. IL erpsorsn,
odGle obrs tsrntrn Gut. r"> 2ettperI rIdm:
NIP, lhrt J1sIn,:e]ls n:i=>:: ,::.e><tcn ttnnen!
@S enc s:G%..t.i...." .pilO ct lO
tllla nad,tI <ir i5,4, Is. .s:s',s., oa.nber be:
Ih,persn miS~ !
llehs> '~tu"H5c uuc Z ebreibsrepsn in tsut:
iei>::, s:n}:"&.% 2't;r tranotIidsr Spra6e,
~ c>&~ '>s>G..;@t bon ibm bsicfet.
:.>::1:1s>tt' <'r{l,sbit 81 leb esm Dienft
""@ sr& &s':tE@a'n res 9ublstume. unb
s,:@g1~ 5:l:sn >1>r.{: uo Nsrnauen bu,db
4Itts.'o len moAr'us Su utteiensn iuben.
peter &oufmonn,
gisc. oee NaterlancstrunoeS.
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