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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-21
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Intn (eln pfro oerIoren sesau9en. tpsl6es
init Dem 9ieb in Der Staot bsrurn adf ben
@onrnons araBte.
Das pferb cine &aft tanienbraune Mdbre,
3tpifoben 1O-12Sabre alt it rt,ittlerer grbgs.
iientIi6 naaer, ttuo bat auf Der glaie einen
rpeiB Zen 8!eden, etra elmer balben Qano
stpB.
Sr9eno Semdno Der oas 8ieb 3urid
brinst, ooer folbe Nabtidot ertbeilt SaB i6
es wioet erbaIte, fol- cine ansenedene SeIcbs
nuns e:baIteu.
Boltbafdr a)1busin.
Canton, cSuno 7. 1884. 9-4rn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-21

ofrbe'bIi6fte SPIEL fFieEsn Mogesen falt
jeoes oneere, audi oas mf9nlois(te SpitI,
nel6ss blCB Der ttnterbaltuns rpegen ,,uter:
uommen tpiro. oft mad, Der san5en barbari
lben Stren9e Der 8elste an drmsre gtaat6
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ST Sos Gsleb 6berbaupt uulerr @onltitu=
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-21
0Iu6erproentIicbe SbuelIfnBiafeit.

Q|m 9ten Surp maebte Elm Deutlber III
9e'npcrf zine QBette nm 500 Gbaler, unp
n1odte it6 oabeY anbsiidis. fir oiefe Snm=
me bon Der gde Der oisrsebnten @strafe, naeb
0arIem uno surhd, In so Minu,en IN tau:
fen. Gr le3te oieie beoeutenoe ,Strefe in II
Minuten suFid, aetrann alto bic Mette, II.
Iben nacb rollbrabter Mrbeit bob nur pe=
Mig anQesrifen su fem. Die Gutferuune
betrt9 no6 erfpIatsr NRei7r','s 10 MeiIeu -
s Ne'len bin uub 6 3uriid~
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0erbetrotbet:
Nm 29ifen npr. Mon. bur6 BEN @brw=
:. 81. 0ann1, oer Gbr1p. Gbarlss g. Guuert
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Don Sranfltn GannIbip- -.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-21
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Sel1dhrtOtt9utt9..

Da id in @rfabruna 9sbraebt, eaB elm
Bermaneter BON mir, Namens inon, aus
Dem GNaB aebirtia. lsit a Mp6sn in bieii=
aer Gf9euo anaefenlmen 1T. unb MIDI psr=
aeblid aufaelu6t bat, 70 5eise ieb ibu bier:
c>rb tnciuen 9Bobnort AT. 3usleib eriu1e
ib eSeoermann, Dem Dies ;u @sfdt fSmmt
uno Der pie 8efannti6aft oes senannteu
sinon ssmo6t bat i'm bierpOn 81 benab=
tisen. *. -. ~. ~ $50. -,'.4
Wopnesbura S. Simon.
T, Starf @auntD. Suup IL, 1884. 9=4 MI
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-21
sNeue Sattlerept
Oslbirrma6en, &utlfens
- sSrimr11e1 1e. &c. 49,.

! Ser llnterI1riebene bena6ribtist feline
Sreunbe uno baS publitun,, oaB Ct pbises
@efhaft in allen oeden perl6ieoenen 3Wei=
Gen. Su betreibsn ansefansen uno jscen
aiuftras Der in fein Sad fdldst nit g6nel=
Ile nrb a,r 3ufrieoenbeit feiner Skinner ans=
|snf0bren fb berahben tpiro. Dur6 gnte
iotioe nno fbbne Ntbsit, billise preiie l,ao
|oauerhaftes Watetial, ,piro er ~einen 3beil
Der bfsntlieben @unF su peroieuen ,,no sr=
|balten iid befreben. , e. " y !
St tpObnt i'm Sliliben 1beile Der 2asea.
ra,pas straiie, untsrbalb Dem gBirtbsbaal,
fpon 3rn. Qeinritb Gblofer- $} :
*.> =. Jpbn 6 ouid.
Gantu,, 9tpp. 1. 81 S29--tf..
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-21

1nonI oIemfeit. - Wau b6rt BON
e!eIen Sdllen, oaB Die reid1en Satrifanten,
DE beDnabe alle Great,,reu Der Banf Iino,
tbre Nrbettsleute fort tasen, ,penn lie als
SreDn1dnner banoeln uno ibren OaaRen nidt
untsr eas Sod beusen ,potlsu, rpeI6e6 ib=
nen ltno Dem Sanoe i'm Nasenenen, ourb
Die Sanf anseIest rpsrben fol. Cine 3si=
tuu9 in @beter @auntp, ga. iaet> pa6 elm
eIrbeiter neullb onrb einen Satrifanten ent.
taNen trOroen fep, neil bsnen 6rau feb
70 marm 81 @untteu Der Neaa6ressln oes
praf foent Sadfon ertIdrt bdtte /! =. ..
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-21

Oefentlicbe Gdnoereven.- Die
@innabmen in Der @basfammer,
fa9t Der J>ortb 2lmerican, fir 2dnoe
repen welbe i'm lsbten Sierteljobr,
enoeno am ,1tten 2(prlL Serfouft
truroen, belaufen licb auf Die unge-
p6bnlide @umme Don fat elmer
MllIion bier bunoert SaulenO Sbaz
Tern, unp Der 2luSwanOerungSgei
IL su Oiefsr 3eit 70 src6, 0oS ouf
cine Glnnobme pon $50O0,OOO Dper
mebr fur bo6 9ese4 mdrtlge Sobr
su retbnen 1T.
Nu5 bsr(slben Nusle fo0en foR
bier mitlionsn Sboler, mdbreno b,s
lesten Sabre1 In Den OcHsntli6en
Sono-
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-21

9ic phcenir 0onf oon9Reupcrf,
bat tinc Oiptocnoe Don flint unD
snonSiq Ntpscnt etFldrt, ,peltber am
ooer nocb Dem lien Sunp aus Dem
ueberfuB Sono bssablt meroen Iou ;
fhr Die lebten 3 9ronote nor es cine
Dipi0enO BON 81 procent Jul TANNER
29! proeent. oorte 3eitsn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-21

Scr Nuuifer unb Nonf Herfed>
ter spretton Don g uo Carolina, bieit
neulitb cine Neoe, in ,neltber er
faste ftine Nortbep rpNe lieeer fir
oen Seuf>l ats fir Nuoreos 9ocf(on
tiimmen. Gin m6ne6 uno tpbenS,
Ypertbes Dsfcmntni6 ! G)letb u,eleid,
gefellt ftb germ, (ogte Der &-l Su
bem S6ornifelnfeger. = .'.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-21

W olofeuer. 9or einisen
Bo6en brob in Dem Serslauo bon
5. .. Golemanm Seuer aus ~po>
our6 ettpa 1000 &lofter 9ols 3erttb,
ret tpuroen. Durb oie unermibete
2lnffrenaung Der g(abboren jsoo6t
wuroe Dem Seu(r @inbolt eetban,
fo oo6 bic umlie9enoen Qouerepen
tetnen S6ooen erlitten. 2Ib. Seit.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-21
Drttrkcr=arbett,

llnb Seut(be Grufer>Nr'
beit jeoerlep alrt tpiro in bieier Druferep,
auf Die fhr3eite aIn5eise uno biuisfe 8e= 7.
piasunsen iAbn ,tnp lauber psrfertist.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-21

gu 0)lobile mur0e an 1lten 0oi
Der 2eifman zines junqen Monues,
9(amen6 Ylotbonicl ,Srolt, in Der
9(dbe oe8&IrGhbo fe6, ouf cine f:href>
Tide Beii { 5eraci Itht uuO oerttiulelt|
gefunoen, Der Q}erootbt oesMDr'
Oe6 rubt ouf einem )unqenMonn fsis
ner 2}ef1mntGNoft, nit 9lomen
gborles Uppineton, trsI6er eitielf
ON Gamtto9 Ubeno Die Stoof
rerlic6. g8 1T cine Betobnung pon
$3.50 auf feine Qerboftune aefeet
uno cine alstche Gumme auf feline
lleberfdDrung.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-19
SAN MARINO.

There are few political phenomena more curl
ms than those which are presented by the tlny re-
nubIc of San Marine, in Italy, with popu-
iation Of seven thousand, and territory OF two
leagues square, hourishing for centuries on the
very crater of des7otism. During the wars oil
Tho middle ages, it was protected by its insignif-
canoe from the caldmities which overwhelmed
a. neiuhbors. and more recently, il was pre-
served from the disasters of greater revolu-
tion. by the time taught wisdom OF It's rulers
When Bonaparte became the conquerof OF TIA
". he despatched a deputaton to his brother II,
berals of San Marino, with present oil seVefai
nieces of cannon, and an offer to augment Their
territory. The shrewd republicans thanked
him for the cannon, but declined the present OF
the territory, not caring to be at the expense OF
eternal warfare to protect 1t. TINS republic Is
now an asylum for all who are prescribed, ana
who are only required TO abstain from pollticai
controversy. and to keep the peace as the price
of their protection. Its citizens are extremely
jealous Of their reputation in this respect, and
do not hesitate to take summary vengeance on
all who speak of it too lightly. Towards the
close of the last century, an inhabitant of Ri
mini imprudently declared that the republic
was place ofrefuge for thieves and vagabonds:
whereupon it was solemnly ordained by the
council of sixty, that the slanderer, and all who
,hore his name should be forever excluded from
their territory. After the lapse of thirty years,
II CHANGED that traveller, who, with his family.
found shelter from violent storm IN the hut
IF a peasant of Seravie, in the course Of con-
yersation, addressed his wife as "Signora Ba-
ya.n No sooner was the odlous name pronounc-
s5 than the peasant summary elected the whole
comnany from his door, according to the law in
chat behalf made and provided.
The constitution of this little state, like that
Of some larger ones has been harshy dealt with
by men in power and the government is little
better than an aristocracy. The popular assem-
bly,, or Arengo, is now called together only on
extraordinary occasions; the reai power 'es'u-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-19

inc In what's called the council of sixty, though
it really consists of only forty members and
those the wealthiest citizens. When the Aren-
90 is to be convened, notice is given by oeil,
which is distinctly heard throughout the whole
republic: and it is provided by an ancient law,
that whoever disobeys the summons, shall pay
fine of one penny, to be rgidly exacted with
out any mitigation. The council OF sixty choose
the persons, from whom two captains, one LOT
the town the other for the country, are elected
by lot These persons hold their offices SIX
months. and are afterwards Ineligible for term
of three years. With them is associated com
missary, who is constituted the Judge in all mat
tiers. civil or criminal. Next to these in dignity
are the school master and physician. 1t is pro-
vided, that the physician and the commissary
shall not be citizens of the republic. The ior-
mer is also required to keep morse, Tor the con.
venience of his patients we 40 not learn, ina.
their captains have thus far, taken the public
chest under their exclusive care, or undertaken
to nullify the Legislature with veto.-Bos. Paf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-19

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.-The session of this
Institution commenced on Wednesday last, I'M
der auspices, says the Charlottesville Advocate,
more flatterng than at any former period. A
much larger number Of students had matrcua.
ted than was ever before known by the first
day 1t is confidently believed that the pres.
ent will be the most brilliant and numerousy
attended session that the institution has ever
witnessed. Students were arriving in every
stage, and it is expected there will be from 30
to 300.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-19
MAINE.-Returns have reached us from 292
towns, which give the following result:
VoTrs FOR GOVERNOR

Thirty-four towns and plantations remain to be
heard from, which will somewhat increase Mr..
Dunlap's majority. The number Of scattering
votes is not far from 1000. From the best infor-
nation within our reach, We infer that Dunap's
final majority over Sprague will be about 5000,
and over all other CANDIDATES about 1900.
The Senate will comprise IA Jackson-men,
II Wings; being Wing gain of as compared
with the returns last year.
The Augusta Age (Jackson,) gives the names
of 1l9 persons elected to the House of Repre-
sentatives, Ga of whom it claims as Jackson
men, and sets down the remainder, 80, as
Wings. The Portland Advertiser also gives re.
turns of one hundred and nineteen Represents
tves, Ga of whom it claims as Wings, and sets
down 81 as Jackson men, and | as doubtful
The Boston Atlas e WhigO says: AT Port,
so nmen; doubtful l: no choice Is. 40 to be heard
land, on Friday evening, intelligence had been
received ofthe choice of l24-66 Wings; 81 Jack
FROM" AS in the towns yet to be heard from,
Jacksonism rather predominates, we are prepar
ed to expect a small Administration majority
the lower House; though it will be meagre
one indeed, in comparison to that Of last year.
The whole number of members Is lS6. Two
years ago, in the election of U. States Senator,
the Jackson majority was 40, and last yeari
was more than 60.
The Congressional election in Hancock and
Washington district is still in doubt The re-
turns are as yet incomplete, though enough is
known TO show that the vote between llamin
the Wing candidate, and Jarvis, (Jackson,) will
be very close. Present appearances are rather
in favor of the latter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-19
DRAUS TOMORROW
C4S,n II 1kfnr1r

FHgIIIId StutC 110ttefTi
For the benefit Of the Dismal STamp Canal Co
Glass No. Is for 1884.
To be drawn at Cats Tavern, West End, on
Saturday, September 20
CAPITAL PRIZE S25, 900.
Tickets 10; halves 500; qrs. 2 80; eighths 25
~ The first drawn No. will be entitled to
Sic; ID to SIS; Sd to Sl4, &C. &c.
To behad in variety of numbers Of
j. CORSE.
Lottery E Exchange Broker, Alexandria.
Drawing Delaware and S. Carolina Lottery,
Glass Is for 1894:
90 so SO 25 10 az 81 SO 80 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-19

Col Gamble, the commissioner from the lei,
rritory, and president Of the Union Bank u
Florida, negotiated the loan of S ,OoO,Ooo, Pc,
cent. bonds last week, in New York. (authorseu
by that legisature)-on the part of PhlIade'pnI'
the half was taken by T. Bidde & Co. ana NJ
& |. Phllips-and on the part of New YORK. ~
Prime, Ward, King and others.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-19

1t is stated in the Fredericksburg Arena ''''
Mr.. G. w. Featherstonhaugh is now on his way
to the country west of the Mississippi, emp'Oyeu
by the Government to examine the mineral IT,
sources Of that vast region.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-19

Mr.. fancy, Of Md, is honored with dinners
by the "Jackson Republican democrats" oil RE,
derrick and Cecil, and Mr.. J. 7. StoddeI'' u
Md, acknowledges "the polite invitation
partake Of dinner given by the Dem0cIa'"
Republican citizens of Fredericksburg fa'
mouth, and their yicinities," last July, and "er
presses his regret that circumstances depfH'O
him of that pleasure Truly, truy. "te"p"'
mutantur" How often have we heard one WV
kner both Mr.. fancy and Mr.. Sioddert, 'p'"N
of them, in days that are past as "t"o VI ."
best old fashioned FEDERALIsTs in Maryia"u
as men who had stuck TO their party '"'0'7
evil and through good report and VINO "'"'
even. he had no doubt die content VIII NV
Election that they at least had never c1a"s
their names or their principles. We c'"".'
speak as to their politics, but certainly ''e |'
diction has failed as to their names
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-19

Coal is about to be admitted into France lro%
England, free of duty, which will be clrcum
stance of much importance to those manuIac'o
ries where fuel is required in country whe's
there is such scarcity Oft as in France.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-19

THE PROGRESS OF DEspoTIsM.-The CincInna'
ii Republican declares that Martin IAN BTeH
is "the legitimate successor Of AndreT jack
son."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-19

Mr.. Durant landed in safety on the IAN
Mr.. Asa Davis, in Lincoln, about II mics ~
Boston, and reached the fremont House q.
quarter before IL O'Clock. We learn from ~" =,
says the Boston Post, that his creates. "I ~
during his excursion was one mile and nov
He spoke in raptures of the sound OF music VIZ
he heard while over the water. His Da''oo"L :.
ceived no injury. An anchor lost by DIT, ,"I
woods, was brought to Boston by MI p''''
Adams,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-19

The Hon. Thomas Chiffon, OF KENTUCKY, -
addressed letter to his constituents ID "".
he desires that his name shall not be consideTs"
before them as candidate for re-eIec'O"
Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-19

WASHINGTON G. ALEXANDRIA TURN
PIKE STOCK
II AM authorized to sell 22 Shares, of $50 each,
Il Washington and Alexandria Turnpike Road
Stock Dividends for the last year screen per
cent. ROBERT RI. MILLER.
Alexandria, 9th mo l6, 1884,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-03

TO J}tE EpfT9aG or TIE F5,OyThER
GEETLEMEN-in locking over The columns of the
"FdrnicHe Chronicle" observed some rensrks coprl
from tse "W hig" underle heal "Fey c. Van Rensaear
ard Mr. Hurts toast - aud sabscr,ied "a yoini,,
la this tie wirT undertakes to endorse tor Mi C. " II
both as to the character OF hi mission aud ~ designs
ackOOw Ledge myself among the number no spprovs MIR
"s toas; and in 20 dong haye ic under no necessity
70 so into tie secre Feeess Of tire Rev o. nilen9bns heat
iu search Tor he motives and intentions: nor do know
dat te toasieT had any reference thereto 10 Southern
SLAVE holder, WIN only common practical sense II cannot
h"t he eYien inst such missions 30 suffered % 20 on
sud multiply they will lead to tragies couscqurnres-
Priculary, 10 these times Of wild speculation upon al
most all moral suiiceis.
Mr. G.. v h. my b. and hose IT, all Nat hs scons,r
would make hin; bat Fmust be allowed 10 ssy that from
a. Vrginans" account, he means OF knowing dos.
tot justly bim - entering an unqualified sndofsemen'
nnd thi foDegne nty, he Gao, % right cin no indv1
Rence Tor ms rTincip1 and hig Hurt NAY viii, ca.sl
good rslo be charge OF want Of thought or "
Horauce Bni NY pen las not been taken hand 70 de.
tend Mr. HUT 10 Ills task, have fail confidence i'm his
ability 10 stand 20 Tie mark with ~ V.rgiuisn''
The term amt Slavery Missionary ;" seens not TO be
received with good relish. Iwil not say 30 IL not NAL.
apfopo7 ~ his tine oda but lot the holding States
De supplied with Nurbgn men, aIssionstcs excJsiyely
60 the negroes, shall o be long loss TO ud on an.
proprsie nameI. indeed, shah retain the hbegy 10
call thugs by their RIGHT nsmss
Without piefeudiug question fhe Rev. Gentleman
Fnoge', or lbs character for pey xviii w. ha so mere
apPsfeh zesl los RI .on iis Colonization Socsly can
oi night cslm passport 10 favor AMI fus in business in.
Yolseg rop5egcnees Of most vital importance The ri.
valship between the boen end Goonza loo Societies
al 'e North esues sher Of proof that there remote
connection between bs two The authors oil the Declra.
ion q American Independence oppo Cd the measures Of
Tie British PdSlamenl, orpresDg tie Golohies the Tea
tax, &c VIII any one say tcie connection be.
tween these and the Declaration Of ndepend.
enco or, deDy bot hc tea tax casual 10 the De.
ciafaon AMI be Revolution? Absann yeeicf auJ CON.
spfed 10 dehrone King David Will any one therefore,
conclude hat Absaiom was not Dsvids con
- pubic attack any mau's character should be
proved. Jhis iO the part 10 true; yeti there may
% circumstances 81 voieni Presumpon reensing pubNs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-03

repsat what we have heretofore said that Duff Green's
cpinons as SUCH matters Of very little moment
sssDg no Influence except with The party which he l.
the moutpece; yet, when Il is reeoler ed that they
echoed by his brother Nuihers IN South Carolina, who,
almost with voice. declare that they prefer Mr. Van
Bnren TO sr Clay. they entitled notice. aud should
provoke from the friends MIR e. the rebuke they deserve
Ana we would take this observe 10
ed friend oil the Alex Gazette that lac has studied Green
character TO little purpose II he thinks to win him from his
INDUSTRIOUS aud ercisire devotion his Juggernaut, by
mnis'erng to his uornate lust Of praise Already in-
Hated to excess with an i'll disguised idea Of his sclimpor
ohee ne needs such pap that which the Gazette,
Tue Whig aud some few others feed him. to make him
imagine that he IS The Warwick OF the day,le maker
aud The destroyer OF Presidents. Every be
slowed upon his iaenisevery depecatcry argument sa
dressed 10 his fresh ainent his are
uoaed ego'isin Let him be given TO undersan
we truth-tbat II is matter Of but little consequence
ns' course he pursues ani will be like piercing dis
tended bsdccrthe noise will Cease the wind evapo
rates"
line prospect oil harmony indeed 10 these
what shall we call them-.9Nits or Btiiigerenfs?-
Ana yet the Philadelphia Inquirer (good. easy soul Sc
f'nsy 'ninks There will not be the slightest, difficulty
IN the selection
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-03
EON TIIE HNnnIpsp

appears ON some late Official correspondence tb.t
President Biddle has TO The eternina ion Nv
citation or mad o seiaing upon poor old JIele Sans
diyidead; and DilHaies Intention of doing the sane
in"g with respect 10 Uncle SENS stock President Hid
DIE i very wroth with Cen Jackson. for patirg Uncle
Sans deposites Of his reach. WHO can ssV ,,U6
certainly that PiesJea Bdde wouId have sboys more
meTey to Uncle Sans deposes, than 10 has done TO M
dividends and s,ock
would not I've understood proposing to any one IA u
d'siioDorabe act hut il Senator Leigh an (yithout
resehefy TO lbs pary) throw some lgb on his shiec
have dOnOi, bot he viii render an acceptable sryce
20 his fellow ciI'zehs- Perhaps il may he numbered
among tie strange ''deyriOPements u Ibis year"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-03
ADMINISTRATION MFPr,No,

PETERSBURG, Oct "A large ond.lig hly respectable
meeting OF The friends OF The ADMINISTRATION " held y,
terd@y evening The proceedings shah be able 10
give oar readers OIL Saturday Tie assembly was called
10 order jy Col Daniel Claiborne Buir. on ,yboss ,i
lie veoerahle WILLIAM CLARKE, one OF the FoIhtr.
OF he Town and OF Democracy was called TO The hair
aud H. Haines aud rs. b. Gaines W. ~ sppoineJ Serrc
tartes The meeting add, by Robert r. Collier
N'cho'ts Moore, and Dr. b. ii. May We will not cav
wore about the strength OF our meetingwe will not ut.
ter sentiment as TO Its Fesulthut our friends abroad
rect assured, that The Constellation is satisfied THE
meeting was glorious and The result wall be ibmvbsn,
Constellation
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-03
DEATHS

ANoriiEB RE goLUTIosARr % c,..,
su N9os Virginia, September Goth, says: The Gid Royoi.'
y ssoi'y me rev jesse NICHOLSON, Postmaster at Pos
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nce ma establishment, of Independence faithful and zeaos
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