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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-25

oOD Joarsey@sa carY~users. ~ steady
~ hsehs. Eh rsreve ist.rtzi uar.s i,
isasslEsf< sppisesftoo 90
JOSIAH WA. WARE, sezr Batiiotsun.
Frederick Coanty. Va.
sept ~, is94-3-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-25
~ CHANCERY.
VIRGINIA, To VII /.

VIRGINIA, To VII:
~ rule. holden IN the Clerks OfTr, OF H..
Circuit Superior Court OF Law aid Ch.r.
Gerry Tor Jefferson county, Tie fret Honea,
n August, 1894:
Ga9rSg Cef r-l5crgrr ANIL Elisabeth Va AFT. Ef-
Hss-ty Es-lbrtA Tgr7rr, PL.lVTirr,.
AGAINST
faaTIts I'D-Isr, UIlJau Hs.E AMI s
~ ir.f-. -fs-r-z1nsrr Ecnl-7 I'a-a-- and R..-
@-5t -usrSga T1rar-, rLTENp.>r,.
IN CHANCERY.
VIE defendants, Alexander Iene, Tr-.
II ner and hs~lsish MorE.a Tu-l-r. 90 b.
siHs entered their appearance, ana .,,-u = ear's
aeSordtss % the srt Of Assembly and th- t.ii
81 thi' seurt snd IL spp~sri1g by ,.usf.Si.f-
s'tdener that ti'-y are not nhab,tH,,- Il tlis coz.
try IL - ordered. That the said JeI,nda.'s do
appear here on the sth day Of the neat err.
AMI answer the ball OF the pI.i.tiGr; and as,,
copy a his ORDER b. forth 18th ina~rt-,I an -
ne~ spap-r PubiIShed IN Chasiestovn. e., 81.
n1oatils s'eersssssly. au posted 81 the front 81.
OF The S0rrt-hOuse IN the said town of Ch.-.e,-
tgSu-
y eopy-Tsstc
ROBERT r. BROWN. Cj-.
August ~, 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-25
.f.Wm ri,.oat .Wo.~y-A man with

-f-um sri,.oat -Nosey.-A man with
on money Is n body without n soul
- walking dcath-a spectre that iright-
chs every che. His counicnance Is
sorrow iul. and his conversation tedious.
/; ne calls upon IN acquaintance he
never finds him II horne. and II he
opens has mouth TO speak he is inter-
ruPied every moment. - that he may
not have chance o. finish his di--
course. which II = feared may end in
his asking for money. He Is avoided
Ike person infected with diseass..
and Is regarded a. an incumbranre 10
the earth. Want wakes him up in the
morning. and misery accompanies hun
70 bed al night. The ladies discover
that he Is an awkward 5ooby-land-
lords believe that he hives up1n ar. and
II he wants any thiny from trsd-srnan.
he Is asked for the cash before delivery.
II iOas sssa The Ciesveiand (ohio! nd
,ertIser. Of tie 9th uii say:
On Thursday last visile an individual Va.
looking for soale cattle, an the nei., hbOgisooe
OF Rock River. IN this county, lac arcidcutAl-
~ discovered human beng an the mosl
~retehed and Distressed condition. IN a large
bed ct leaves which he had collected tocril,-
er- Tie - man small an stature. supposed
10 be about p years OF Az, and when found
uas very much emacistet, ~ ih beard u a
or three inehes hong. and almost ~Loli, d.
vested OF clothing. ne 10 supposed Ia be Ir-
sane. and n unable OF cannot be prrSail-.
uPon TO sPeas, therefore, Information can be
oeiaiaed from hira Of his friends, ar former
place OF residepoe- lie = supposed To- has.
teen N fs'- oood.tson, from. In app aranc, oI
things around ham for tao or three month.
past
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-25

.HaA SfMSe OMre.
Ht:iE szLsCrzser- :. eS=e1ay VA Nrs
- >InzExssx. hHs coaa<=Ss1 b.1ssnr.,
IN Tie ee-+kao-a TAss-z >s.zS. "a tie coz
Der II H1rrt--Fc-ry- g4-r~ y v1rrssa Of TIE
PGSiIe Eliro-.ce = r-s2~<.f-Ifs s,Ssrrsess :
several No -S.Szss mac h-~a Iaregv as4eI
stasea osssstr2s'gs< Sc-t EzlsEA - tk< eonloxt
IL Tie eslzAli-1Es-z--
s-TNe MIL ed .iCrnNrOnL iTTn.N.
SLICES IL. 61-ls - Aas fsoza III. hos.
Hsa the f.cIil;les e ;-7EeSIl-g. - tie Canal
aud 1AIi kase- r~zsS<r n eAGlr-.Se frosa tie
-es-saare - HA-F-ers-Ferry Sz< 81 srsa. ~
te-es1 Az Fse1s=-e-
= BEcKHAM
HA-Ter~Fe-rE, LAY -. I-3I-JI
VIRGINIA - Eg=
NJ rules hu.se- = Ez< Clerks dice Of tAe
CHcGa >SE~rsas CSzr. q I-1- aa4 CLaa-
cs-E isT 1crs-sao cSzz-E- Tie Srs. NocGay
N AGSGs-- l-3g=
Js~cfA SsEr-E- Pruxrru
AGAINST
H4Z--,s y E4ss Il. No. hr..- H.a--
N--s1s-s SGazlrE SIR as1< Isss1r S.risL.-.
DDEsB.Srs,
N CIIANCERY-
YNiE cesesssAzs- WEl-ana v R1r-kIrk- not
IL h1I M ezsr=ce - s-r<zz1zee- azA gwen
seoaE1fE 1oo0r-z-s - Ia at ef assembly, and
Tie rasts &C tess CIT az5 q asp-zrIz- ~
sAilslSc-Ozy eHsS<=r- tat - - ISt IN rnka-
tf-Ani & LIS oo----Y- 4 - srk,rzL- Tia, the
sAae ee1-sseas1 % 4sS<ar h<rv Oo lie Ar, iay
"a G1e uexi LtEza- A-s2 1zsSsr tie kIII Of The
PiaEni.5 49, sAAt Il oeFy Ct tALs ortsr De
i'd1AS 80 1zsrr,eN- a >SGe sessfaP<r pab-
lishcs a. CAI-se-,7-a- SEC to sSssths .ssr-
ces-5sely. 1z.@ Poss<- \. IL irOo. s50sr Of TIE
e0Drs-a,oGs- = tA-e sal sOu, Of CEars<s,S~n-
\ ec9s-Tesse.
EOsEkr 7 BROWN, CEpE
AnE3ss = l-1s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-25

RCSfEcUtIIS nkes Ps<.szrs 10 infsra
- sas fnrnes- er-sa~.<rs. ,.-l tk~ p~slse
re'ssrAils. Una he - ysss rre~ssz<' aat oP~n-
fn< = "e-y rr-sr.i sss7sy u r~- an& .ss
so-sasse GOODS. ~ a -Airh have been
Furrh.-oa NJ -~ssea< srsc<s- -: are zsw Of
Serod 60 Tia ss.e t<ra.s n - sac a sA<p-
ker1sfo.a
Jsis ;. l53s--ll
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-25

ATTORNEY AT Law.
As Os<res A Ssf,r- - >snIthfsLi. aad
II ~A frse-@re a 10 s<vSraI Caarts Ct
ie1-rSon Aa.s s<-sei<<-
JSDe e. I-1s-1A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-25
IN CIIANCERY

VIRGINIA, 70 str:
" rules holden in the Clerks OHics Of ne
Circuit superior Court Of Law ADD ban
carr Ter isasIsOn county, the Grsi Nol.ly
n AusIst lisa
Gag Hasfa-gs. P1.supf.
AGAINST
Hs4sss-i HasEirt. .gfargar,f N fsn. N
Sntl-r. !Sgssaef SirIai-s as,.l T.aar Nftstf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-25

.tT-fR HiRI'ERSEI,RE.T
ANiNG rented the SbOSe mill frem
n Beekhsn, Isl for term e years. and
having put the same IN excellent condlisoz.
lhe uEdersisned ). now 81 aAN 10 recslAc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-25

HnVfik defendant, WIliam ' put "a t
~ ha' lag catered hts appearance abs ,'-
en ssssrity sceording 10 tEe act u assembly,
ari he rules q tbs court ard g spFoUfs
BY sa;i,iaet tory svidsoce that be d. Go sn boz
eaoiiant ~ thf' country ne oilsftl. lt'i
ne ssai ssfendant DO appear here On re 49,
Cay q TIE nsxt tsrn. AID answer the BIZ %
ihs Pi2rstIr ard thai copy u his order -
tefths "a iss<fisd ~ some bsSsPaper psr
inshed IN Ctafssfosn f9r two nsoatbs So
csssivsiy al po,isd a. tie front door q ~
court holss 10 re said toNn u ChariesloEn
a opy Tssts
ROBERT T. BROWN. Cigt
Asxlst 3. I-Jt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-25

XNuL Fr>risr< n ,A< S-s<rssr saa In
w Er,or Cssrrs q LnSs5szza .asi J<fr,r-
iOn- Tie irzas>r.Ssc o< a. A,=sa1<ss eoaaa.It-
-ca - ~ rE,rE.-Sz-rzi xEI ~ shar7<seTE-ei
- TIC s1ssete-s 4--<a-soo 49, psraxr4aiIsy-
lis ofIee . .. N1-kes-,s f. i<Ss5sl<g
AsE-l i. l>o@,i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-25

fanf1-ts Tz-Isr. UIl.Ia- Hs.I. G7FS
a. ls.f-. -fsr-Ilsr kcrl.-7 1'a-le- ..7{ Re-.
%rTt .usryla T'1rar-. pty,~r.>r,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-28
S0retl.

Der 8etras, Der fir BAD 9esenipdrtfse
Sabr auf teoe 9unHert 2baler S1dbune
seIesten Garen, if spie foIst;
Staat6 uno @anaI 1ar S O 50 Gent
GauntD= uno SbaItar 81
9De9e Gar ... 50 10
Gaunldip unS glrmsn Garen pebleIn
bon 8 Sd III 10 Gent.
Der Megetor fam ertridtet wsrosn burh
Hrheit ou Wesema6en. unter MuiTbt Der
Me9tr1elter Der eerlbieoeuen 8e5iree, 5u
IS Gent ben Sag.
Alpbeus Bromn Gtp. Nuo.
gluoitor6 Qmtitube, Starf Gtp, "
Canton, Sunp Is, 1884. 11'4tn.
Strrt bss QBesemeifers
@erti f cat.
-- Gauufcbip, Start @tn., DiFrIft 9{o.
-. @mpfanaeu - Den ----- ten, 1884
BON - it, QIrbeit auf ben bfentIibeu
StraBen. SpilGen Gem 1tten QIpriI uno Dem
1 1iten Sctober, -- Ibaler -- @ent6
MlIs, Gar far straBen 3wsfe aui
oa5 Iaufenoe Sabr.
- Ms9smei fer.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-28
StD6r.

Der llntsrl6risbens sr6N net lsbt Elm au5z
9ebebnte6 9Ronemeut BON @ilennaoreu,
Sorbem Oelen uuO fSdrbjtOfen,
bon neI6eu folsenbe cine EbeiI ausmaheu.
9RausIo6 uno anoere Nmbble, VertuBicn
SInteu gbIbBer &afseAunbleu, @noliId)e
uno Mmerifanilbe Wubt= unoBaum=e5dqen
8la6 pct ] bsp 9, bib 90 bev "a, @tdfsrus
Bureau Rnbpfe bon perid,isoenen Nlu tern
uno @rOBen, @erberbl, 8erfeiuete5 9ampeu:
ST. 8aum0L Mopspitrfc> bsR' 0eneotltD
Rctb, Braunfbwei8 unb Chrome Grin,
@brome 9eIb> 8erliuer SIou, BIoufbmalb,
6ro(tiue BON unter(dieoIibe beuSarben 8Iaus
boIB, 0elbbplb, 8otbbolB. Sra1l. g1icaro.
qua, @ureutt,o, Snoisu, gbsIGof, ,@Opal, Wi
triOl6l, Gbeioena6er, Muriotiibe Sdure,
GalldpfsL Q3etnltein, 8OIobIatt, Golo,
9iIber nno Rupfer bron5e Sanf uno ancere
0obel, BenoeIbobrer nit 8sbiBen, @tdb.
Isrne uno eifsrne @nfsIeilen. ifiblerne2Rin=
tel, 3oufdbe, better 8u6 II. 9cbeeren 9tabI,
IeutIber uuo BIiter StabL MenInQ uuo
|eiierner crotb, ms0tnsbleb, Sprar, Seileu,
8lebfbmibts Sbeeren, Dluiforatb, ,Sbadb=
|lpiele unc Damsbretter, SattIeruuo Scbubz
Imaber ourbfbid9e, febr feline uno ae1p6bn=
Iibe Seoer uno TaIbenre0er eroBe uuo
fleine Sbeereu, Bmtleife, WeitIben ii. Vsit=
)lbenIb bnare, ei1erne @arten:Meben, Qonb ou
Spring uno 9enbbuIi6e pauoIa9en Geuuu=
|ldaen 9ol3ld8en, setueine II. poIirte Ggaaas
bolten, Dalftertetten uRo &etlenIfrdnoe,
Ghbfetten. 9tride Don allen ar6Ben. 9Ioden
SUn oerI6ieoenen er6Beu, Vatent uno ee.
mene gd8enribter, SonnenegdIer, Vferoe
unc gprins &anjetten, pereunjOu GapIeln,
8rHius, Malorous uno @arrst'6 0ras unb
ubt:Senlsr, teutlbe genfeu uno Sb=
elm, MsBaeine uro Sci fd, 0ens nno 0Ri(t=
eabetn, &ebsa, 0aden, Mdauete; 2aiben:
&ompaBe, Seint6pfe. 8!epftfts, 8orbtafen,
9enorometsr >nN Ibermsmeter, Vfeifen H.
Sl6ten, 9eisen, @lariuetten, 91aoeln Gil
berianb, probieraIdfer. 9ldferue Slafcben II.
Nleoe3in @ldfsr, rrefiusene uno pIattirte
Sporsr, Slintsbei6ldse, ttefiseue ,tno pIat=
tirte @ebiBe unb Stsisblsel, Gattlermaaren
I'M olseneins, Ssue fur Quts uno 9dubs
NADER Deuier(dser., patent tdblerne Be-
bern, Gitbesne 8Ienfifte.
ebenfanB; &arstnai1insRdmme uno
S6mersel MtiBbIe6 .. oer1biersner Dicfe
In 6 4 sn. Sbise Sa1en nerosn febr
npblfeN psttauft bep .
S. q. S6neioer.
Canton, Slump 7. 1894. s-tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-28
& 6dif.dbrt4

Gn8ef6mnen In 0fe vDort:: Sim 10
Sunp. Sria @adeope, CAPT, 8dte6,, BON 8re
men IN 42 Iasetl, nit 78 paGaaieren. QIm
II. Jl1np, 8ris GotnueI uno Sobn, Capt.
@roder, oon Bremen, Map 7; nit so paf:
fa8ieren. -- Qym 1s Sunn, 8ris atIantc 6.
Gaton. Don 8remen, in IS Iaseu NIT 9S
padaseren.
Sn s aEtim OF onseEomren @rn
15. Sunp Sbif ll|oGeS. Capt. Senneop
orn 8renen init 100 panosieren. - ...
Ju STEM SrIeauS QIn H. Sunp, Sdif
SIbers, @pt. Grter BON 8remeu, init 356
Va6aaeren. -.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-28
G>euer Stpbr unO
t1eut Ollter

Die ltntsr3ei6netsu erbaIten jsst fnen
nehen uno al1sse,pabtsn 9orratb BON Srib=
sines unb Somner 8htern Direct BON Oie,ps
port s.peteben its seneist fnS sssen QRaisen,
Ros9en, 3oftr, 8ntter, S6meineF Feilb IT,
losar eesen 8aarseIo :ooers sauf @rseit-.
;u nerfaufen. SIR Saser beftebt aus fplsena
ben alrtifslu. -.
Srpcfene QBaoren:.
i6war3es, braunss, plSsnfasbenes, arine8s
blaues II. Maulbeerbraunes Gub; au6 @as
Ii,nire, @aliuets, Mnla6t 1c. praebtiae 9Irtts
Tel; eusIifbe ,sno Sfran50flHe &atti ne.
8in9banls, ertra fem; cine srpBe glustpablp ..
eeiuentpaate, .&ellb, BettSmiuib, Garn u.
eidterocht; 2esbern Sonnet6 unb path,s
3ltbe &C.. -. ...".< .>
0arte unb G6neioetDddten: =
Z 0ano= uno Irutnns Saaen; 68ifen az
(ortirte alerte; 8adfsnel; S8hnbeI Getraioe
uno Gras Serlen, NdseI, Srniatta @iieu
Spaben nnb Sbaufeln, 3ea ttno MiltsabeIs
~ : Speeerepel1; ss. %' :
16 ,Sade saio &affe .. eriter 0nalitat; 2bee
3abad, Sbnnf unb pottalde te. ~ -.
YDrceaan: @@'s, -.
IS getS Gbee= arb &affsBelbirr, anb hue
9lrgsn poreeasn, Ghiua ,lne Glaswaaren.
s.. Gatpper u. Brueers
llaiontonpn, NaY g, 1884. 6:4mk
Tfa ~+gs'T1- -. t' E} n Ass3 ~ ~ 80 ~
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-28
Ntlle 6attltreD;
gef6trrn. 'adep sutl8sn,
9rin. 11en 1t. &c.

Or ,1nteridtiebe': Y; .bsna6ridbti8t Fin.
6reuute uao oa6 pub. Vfunb caB er Obisea
GefHdft in alien oeiTen' perf6ieoenen 3pei;
gen, 81 betrsbeu onsej 'ansen 1tto ieoen
9Iuitras Der in fein Sad 1Id9t nit Sbusl=
lie uno 3ur 3ufriebeubeit fe 1ner 80nner au5=
3uf1bren fIcb berniben pirN. Durb ente
fOIioe uno ld56ne Nrbeit, biHi! 3e preife 'uub
Sauerbefte6 WateyiaI, miro e. enen GteiI
Ger 6fentlideu CUNT su peri fenen unp Srz
boIten fib bsftrebsu.
gr tppbnt im 6tIibeu 2be' lie Der 2uSca=
rasra6 Stra0e, untsrbalb Der g3jrtb5baaIs
pon Qyn. ,Qeiurieb G6lCfe +. -
Jot GouiR.
Canton, 9(Cr. 1. 29-tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-28
9ettdGtt6tt1ul1g.
81 % trn drrn

Da icb in @rfabruns 9ebra&t, baB Elm
Derrancter Don mir, 9lamens sisncn, aus
Dem GIiaB sebartis. felt a Mp1sn In bief=
ser @e9enb arssfcntmen III, uno mid sers
seblih aufsefuebt bat, 70 seise t6 tbnt bier:
eurb t,eiuen Bchncrt ait. 3uslei6 erfube
ib Seoermann, Dem otes j., @sf6t fb,nnt
unb ser bic Sesanntfbaft bs6 8enan,,ten
sinpn sema9t bat ibn bIereen ia beaab.
tt9en. ..a,...@ T. .... -
Wopnesburs, $. @in1cn.
Statt gauntD, Junp il, 1884. ga mi
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-28
Se6tntlt0e6 2oub
Ne 81 fter.
Nn;ei9e On 20nODeTtduftr.

Der 9Iebactetlr oiefe6 Dfatte8, bot onf pieIs
feiri9e 2InfOrocruu9 Is ouf iIb seuomnen,
Gin fo9enannteS Sanore9ifter 3u er6fueu,
100 Seo erron Der 2an6 ;uperFaufen bat,
l1b meloen uno ieiue8eoinsuu9en angebeur
tub teoer Der 2anotSufsrn mill, G6 lint
Sage preils, 8eoiu9un9en ,c. ertraseu Fam.
sIoOa perlDieoene 2snte lest sorbar,s
itno, Die 2eao fir 9 aareelo su faufem
rphnfben-f 70 meroen ale 8 auern poer
0erfouf6luffi9e Die QouO Ill oerdltHeru babet,
mohl tbru, ben DruGer in 8aEoe bapon itt
&enntni6 81 IeBen.
Canton, MaD 9. 1884.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-28
Drttck kcr=a cf)ett,

anb Seutlbe Druder,Nr,
belt, ieeerlsD Qlrt tpiro in bieier Drufersn,
auT Ole far3ete gnSeise uno biIisife 8es
piasanssa l4an paS lauber seriertist.s
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-28
Cine 5aaopou 9obslpdne
- ,ur 0eIpbnuns. '..' "

@nttief am GunD BON llnter(b (briebenen'
Scbannes O1e @onuet, Elm gum ebreiuers
banbirert perbunbener 2ebr!ins. ufle bitrs
nit parne ieb Sebernantb ibn, ri6tS auf
tneinen 0lamen 3u leiben uno bor8etL nod
ibn 3l beberbersen, iuoen, isb tAr nihte oas
bon peranttportlib feDn sperben. -:@. -
esSeoerman, Der ibn st,radbrinSt, erbdIt
cbiSe 8elcbnuns, absr feine llueoter. :, i
Gotltnnf beins. &eilts. /.
F Slump u. 1884. 9L4ft,f. ]
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-28
8ermt(
N2NS1lf%IG49TG2S< <

Cine leltene fleine Menogcrie
miro in gOnoon 9eSsi9t, rUooDn bas
9olf6 Ma9a5ln fpl9enoe~ 9lahri6t
gtebt:
2luf Der Gio Geitt cer QBaterIo
0rdfA unO suweilen obcr nlcbt 70
oft, aufOerfet5en Gette Der Goutb<
mart 1BrlGe, 1T tdgll0: Elm Go{ten
3u Gcbcnt norm In Dem Naun1e bon
5 SuB, Die oierfd6i9cn GDiere uno
96gel cingeperrt fInO, lUeltbe tuou
ouf feiuer Gelte oes &ot}en6 ob9e'
b,lOet fnoet. Ser qS6rter 0iefer
Sommlung, Sobn 2(ultiM perll6ert
ooB er II Sabct oot1'lt Su9ebrobt
babe, Sbiere Don entSe9en9eleeter
9<atur babin su brlu9em oaB fte
frleolibuno 9erne btp einanoer Ieten.
Sir einen psnnp Fam, man feben,
&pie peit er eS in Ieiner Sbter @r'
sicDun96funft 9ebro6t bat {. Sn
fsinem &dftDt teben Die SAFE, Die
Mou8, Die 9<attt, Osr 9obt6t, bo8
Sonlnben, oa5 MeerIDwetnberr bic
Gule, Die Saube uno oer @perlln9l
pbne Streit Su boben bep einanoe1
unD lhetnen in ibrer 0efau9en}baft
ibre6 Oofevn8 ftob su ,pcroen; Die
Sbpdbereu pbne Yurbt rnO bic
@t0rteren Dbne 9fel9un9 ibren &C.
bprenen Scinoeu I'll fthaoen. Oos
&aninben IL. Die Saube lplelen NIT
einonOcrt uuo woueu ft Oos -6eu
nebmen UNI Oamit ibr 9>eft su mo>
Ncn; Der Srerlln9 pictt Den &opf
Ser &oee, un0 5uDellen EFT Ct It6
uuf oen Der @uls, unO Die Maus be-
fdmmert lh ni6t I'm mInoelten nm
Gas DoEpn ibrer, in frozen 3ultan'
De lo seflrdteten SelnOel ger Gose'
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fir reihNNea Suttcr ior9rt uno 9ar'
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ser III befrieoigenr tpire folSllb ME
sur Sbdti9fsit 9eret;t; Der bc|br0nt
fe Noun1 befbrdnft SusIetcb tbre Ue'
atcroem unO rrenn rer oIte & oter
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he er einen Gposier9ans auf Dem
@)eldnoer Der 8ricee fetnem eneen
8ebdlter oor, 70 febrt er oob boIo
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er sufriepen lebte, obne ooB IS tbm|
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aub bie(e @rfabruns aus DEM Sbter|
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Oie @toot Botavia, in: 9ene{ee
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be am Srevtas per abt Sasen our6|
cine ptrbeereuoe Seuersbrunit betnll>|
oefutbt, nocuvb niht tpent9er ols
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men sis ant Soro- bas erite wek|
DIES jemols nab jet1em Marft see
febiGt wur0e. -
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-06-28
8in0tttublttt*

Sic llnttrfbrtebeneu MAIDEN ibren Sreun,
Den uno Dem publitutn ersebenft befannt,
baB fe ftb init Der 8etfertisuns >. qBino:
smhblsn beibdftisst,, nne ftets sinen Dertatt
oapcu Anf 9ano bdlten. =, .
Da spis uuS nibt Bios bettreben CUTE Qlr.
belt su iefsrn, fcnoera did Elm sau5es Sabr
far bieIelben eiit fteben 10 bcfen mir oaburd
tne bur1 bilItse Wreiie eiuen 9Intbeil Der
Sfenaibsn tlateriths,sns su erba!ten.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-05-15

On the Mayors arrival at the city the
procession of just three hundred people,
proc eeded up Broadway,-a proc ession
made up, by their looks, mostly from the
sixth ward. There was, however, the
usual attendance Of few hundreds,
keeping abreast Of the music on the side
walk, as in the case of the marching ol
the miita-men and fat cattle through
the streets. Several attempts were made
to raise cheer by the collar-men, but
in vain; the hurrah stuck in their throats
MI. Lawrence himself looked detected
and melancholy. The houses along the
street were close d-the ladies would not
come to the windows-the gentlemen
were invisible-and up the street Mr.
Lawrence was taken, by retinue, which
Falstaff would never have marched
through Coventry with.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-05-15

ut a ToDn-.Meeting. holden at the Toton-
House,i in .North-Ring stotcn, on the 18th Aprii,
1884.
UN HEREAS, the using and vending Of Ar
w dent Spirits, within this town, after long
trial, have proved altogether unnecessary, aud OF
dangerous tendency, not only TO individuals, but
10 the public property
Is hsreHpOa JOied and ResOired, That
the Town-Couucil be aud are hereby requested
and instructed, 10 gran, more licenses Tor the
sale Of Ardent Spirits Wine or any other kind Of
Strong Drink, within The town Of North Kings
town.
.AiSO, VOted ami Resolred, That the Town
Treasurer be instructed 10 prosecute to the utmost
extent of the Law, all breaches Of the Act Of this
State, relating TO this subject.
POted. That the Town Clerk be directed to
furnish the Town Council and Town Treasurer
each with copy Of this Vote.
And that the same be published in two Of the
newspapers printed in this State, one in Newport
and one in Providence.
A true copy Of Record,
JON. REYNOLDS, Town-Clk.
Norh-KingstowD, May 7th, 1884,
N. Is. The town council had previously and
have subsequently refused to grant Licenses, i0r
vending any kind of strong Liquors.
May 18th, ISS4*
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-05-15

A VIGILANT CoMMITTEE.-The Re-
gency died hard in the Albany Election
They made every exertion, by the ap'
pointmcnt of strong Ward Committee,
&c. On the morning of the election, the
Argus contained the names Of Com
mittee of Vigilance, for the Second Ward
of tosr hundred and fire members. But
alas for sinking cause! Vigilomt as the
Committee was, it could not bring all OF
itself to the polls. Only three hundred
and serenity seren Regency votes could
be polled in the Ward. What evil
times indeed are these, when the most
Vigilant Committees cannot prevent their
own members from voting against them
selves!- ID.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-05-15

They have declared to the world that the
removal Of the deposites was not WAR
RANTED by the constitution and laws, nor
by the alleged reasons and circumstan-
ces Of the case. They are of opinion
that The Dep"s,tes Of the public moneys
should be made in the United States
Bans and its Branches, and mol in the
State Banks. They are Of opinion that
To avoid the pressure consequent upon
winding up National Bank, the public
interest requires the re-chater of the pre-
sent u States Bank. Congress and the
People Of the other States, can now rely
upon the expressed sentiments of Rhode
Island, upon these great and important
questions.
Our state is on the side Of the consti-
tuition and the laws, and opposed to the
recent usurpations Of the Executive and
his ruinous measures. We will add,
that governor Francis, who has recently
been reelected, has declared himself de-
cidedly opposed to the measures of the
national Administration, and expressed
his opinions in favor Of the above resolu-
tons.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-05-15

The Reception Of the Mayor elect in
the city Of New-York on Saturday last,
says the Commercial Advertiser, "was
the most sorrowful piece of merry-mak-
ing that we ever Witnessed" The steam
boat independence, as she came along
side the wharf at Amboy, TO take on board
the new Mayor, displayed broad white
flag, bearing the motto "7he Consiitu-
ton IS safe, for Jackson is The Pilot."--
So indignant were the spectators, at this
display, that they did not rest satisfied
until the flag was taken down and stow
ed away. In taking it down, it was
found necessary, the wind blowing fresh,
to use a boat hook, which tore tho flag,
upon which three cheers were given.
The taking down Of the Jackson flag,
(snys the Commercial, } was a signal and
just rebuke upon the managers o.! this
sorry affair; and we arc told that so firm
were the passengers from the South on
the subject, that they would not man of
them step on board, until il was done. y,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-05-15
From the Boston Patriot.
BRIGHTON MARKET,
MONDAY. MAY I2.h. 1891

MONDAY, MAY l2.b, 1884.
Al Market this day, 900 Beef Cattle, unsold
IL; pairs Working Oxen, l5 Cows and calves,
and 230 Swine.
Prices. Beef fCattle--Arangement having
previously been made between many Of the Dro-
vers and Butchers, large proportion Of the Cat
tie were sold "by the lump" consequently prices
were very unequal but at considerable advance,
say from IL 10 25 per head, on an average. from
last week, for the same quality we shall omit de-
finite prices until the market shall become more
settled.
Working Oxen.--Salcs were effected, but we
did not learn The price.
Cows and Cayes--we noticed sales at II, 20,
"a, rs, 27, 30 and S45.
Swine-Market very brsk-no large lots were
sold, but an unusual number were reaed at q for
sows and for banows; a few which were small
and very fine were taken at for sOws, and for
barrows.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-05-15
LEVI HALLE, Chairman.
JOHN II. WEEDEN, Sec'ry.

The French Chamber of Deputies 5
have refused by vote of l76 to 1863, to
appropriate the sum Of t,centy-fre millions
of francs, to indemnify the United States
under the new treaty. "This (says the
New-York Evening Starr is unpleasant
news, at this peculiar crisis of our affairs
at home. Great prudence and caution
are necessary in the steps which may be
deemed expedient to take"