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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07
PhiiadeIphis, Sept. 30. 1894.
NEW COLD COIN.


The amount Of Gold coined the Mint since the let Of
August 1884, TO the 9th September 1884, one week ex
cePtcd j. 81 .2S5 600
No return received Tor the W eek ending l6 n August
Amount estimated Tor that week. S2I2, nO0-nsking the
oi, amount coined to tue 9Th Sept 81 500 900
" This amount upwards Of for hundred thousand dollars
has beeH delivered TO he Bank Of the Unted States The
rem Under has been delivered, principally TO the deposits
Banks. and some 10 Individuals.
Nov, maik the contrast between the course Of the de-
pofe Banks and te Bank OF the IT, States The former
have paid out The gold which they obsiued readily 10 in
dVduns who asked Tor IT, ~ long il lasted; and
their lbersly, and that OF patriotic inJivJu4ls that
the public indebted Tor the comparatively small sum
which has already obtained circulation.
The later Che Bank Of The u Sisesl refuses 10 part
with dollar which IL ha+ received from the Mint. IL i
boarding up Ill the gold witch IL can Law f hands upou
for tie purpose Of defeating the object Of the law OF Tie
last Congress II refuses TO exchange the smallest SUN
og its own Doies An acquaintance Of ours last week in
Philadelphia went TO Tie mother Bank snd asked as IA
Tor twenty dollars in gold Tor their vu notes and -
answered, owe DO NOT PAY OUT GOLD, SIR"
by The lat returns, appears that there Ia the Mint
deposited for coinage, about million Of dollars aud OF the
late arrivals probably millions will soon be sent there
The Mint IS The property Of the public II was es'a.
biished Tor The public convenience aud shall Gal public
be nconmodsd, 70 crafty the cvengefu disposition Of the
Bank We trust not. We trust for the future not one
piece O gold coin will be coined for the BANK 90 long az
there I Of gold remaining IN tic Mint uneonod
belonging to other institutions, or to individuals.
Lei us naughty monopoly be taught, that willie IL is
bors defeat the operations Of tho laws Of tho fy and
was upon the cons utions tights snd anxious wishes o.!
we People, that u canno al essf avail itself Of the Co
yerDmenFs establishments 10 effect such purposes The
MINI has so Tar been busly engaged in coming half
giles Tor the Bank to hoard, while all VI energies should
have been given 10 coin for those who sought to save the
country by throwing s products into circulation Giobe
paragraph has been going the rounds Of the newspa
pefs, IN which " - stated, among other things that COR
ders have been received from the Navy Commissioner o
repair The much talked Of figure head Of the ship and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07

Mus, Earth quake mus, the ul quake 6sio,s iho People
CLsr. ~ ~ 'A'
II tie Earth has moi as vet auaked-if we arr not j.;
the midst of Revolution not boodles hut bio0dy-gefy
many calm observers of The late political evens in This
county clearly Of opinIpn. at exemption from
those evils they would call lhei) o nj all IN he at
ibuied to many Of The aiding bers Of the OPPOSE
ton u ls known 10 the country, thai the leader Of The
Senatorial f~stion opposed 10 The People and the Govern
heh did ~ public address, declare that e would pre-
Ter war, pesiIeDce aud famine election OF General
Jackson put this question the candid aud ispassio-
ate Do they think, individual thus violently prpi,,.
diced, IL in proper fame Of mud to be even partially
entrusted with The desines Of tits nation. before whose
Influence man isfeganing his Io lost rights, and Princes
aud Potenates are feeling that they but mebl II hi4
Senators prendices (no TO sttibue any berser epitet
10 the stale OF bis leelug would make him prefer war
pesience and lsnins 10 the election OF General Jackson
would any impair ia nan be asenished he boldly
10 proclaim, HAT be would prefer bloody revolution 10
the further continuance OF his administration! think not
For the last declaration would be but the natural
ounce Of the FIRST II there had been snv vefv strong
objection TO this bloody revolution tie part Of M oppo,
sion lsciion 10 The Sensle why did thew encourage Nv
their ending ibnsmmsory hsranetes in te Sppa,s
chamber Why did OF their NUMBER barsngue Ri
nmore MOB on TIE Revolutionary subject, tie Sabbath
day. Why did we never hear from any member II ,a
Opposition faction IN the Senate one sSsper Of disappo
Dfuon VI those military associations OF their misg uded ol
1890 ""o were afm'ng and fquippisg themselves 10
loce restoration OF the Deposiies At the point Of the
hayoOeR Why did member Of that faction step Tor.
ward 10 rePoye ie daHardy wrcches who were conii-
nuaIy threatening With asssssnaon the hOary patriot 81
The head OF the Government Prudence, vigilance cir.
cumspecton and caution certainly necessary or tie
part Of the People this iunetnre The demons of s
cord avaiice and ambition, which would rather "feign in
He'll than serve IN Heaven" Jet loose among The
Bank IS We learn bon e resolution Of her Directory.
still IN tie field. II certainly does behoove the opuo
nents Of that monopoly to be their guard The sp-
preaching Winter may witness tie repetition Of such
scenes as dgaeed The last and some future narrator Of the
then passing events msy, peIadventure, with some Jos
ice, attribute those events, the somewhat psraphrased
lines Of 2 celebrated poets
Tho which FOR space did fail
Now doubiy laundering, swolied the gale.
And Bd9ief vac the cfy.
But, the question may be asked-How are The peope to
prevent This state Of lhngs know Of bot one way
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07

put her IN complete order for sea- with al ex
ped'on IL ,u,ns out TO be incorrect (.sys Ciobe)
hst any onerr have been given repair The figure head
at Boston. The Constitution will leave Boston, inutilatrd
a. she u. sand repaired in respect her figure
head u will be done naval station where the
public property Is sale from the sggres.Ons Of political
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n ,oh,

FREDERICKSBURG, o. tober 4.
.'NWthg-"e had the pleasure Of seeing some beauti.
iui specimens oil the ore referred to below. They ap
peared TO us to he rich, and highly worthy of pub
lie teniion Persons disposed examine for the elves
will find specimens the both at the Mine and at The
Olhce OF the Secretary aud Treasurer the Company in
this place-Herald.
Fredericksburg, Sept. 20, 1884
Dear Sin wasexceedingy d-ligh ed with the rich aud
beautiful ore raised rom tia vein Saturday, at the u
States Mine On measuring The vein found il Fl inches
In one place and Is in another. challenge any gold
mine In Vrginis, the United States show either
better ORE or IN greater quantities. fully dc,
loped, or better defined vein. All the operations at the
Mine discovered 10 excellent good sense in the ina.
nagemeht. Very respectfully. your friend,
Il. SHEPHERD.
JAcRsoN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07
FOR(;Ei}Y

The public will think, from The following that tho
Banks Temple, al Philadelphia ought TO be turned into
House OF Correction, il Penirntilry for its homes,
friends, alter il is long wanted Tor Banking. House
[Giobe.
II. u. Blair, Esq.
DEAR SIR; The villianous pahders of the Bank be-
heVe have been extensively engaged in writing letters to
my friends at distance, TO which they have forged my
name Tor political effect, which coming in
daily The las, one received from The Hon Mr. S6ep.
ley, from Maine, i'll hcl made to solicit that ZEN
ueman 10 write The President i'll favor Of restoration OF
the Defo-ites 10 the Bank In one previously received
nom Gov Marcy, an' made 10 say that action, al.
verse 10 The Administration has taken place here when
in truth, the re action is all ia our favor
Please publish the xed card, with any comment
you may think the Transaction deserves obige truly
your riend HENRY HORN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07
a CARD


Having recently received letters from the most
distinguished public men ia different sections OF the Union
pufP0fng TO be answers 10 letters my supposed sig
nature, containing opinions aud sentiments utterly at
variance with those have always held, and still con.
TIME TO hold. in relation TO the wise and patriotic
measures OF Tie present Administration Of the General Go.
VernInen which letters never And having good
reasons TO believe that this nearious scheme has been cx
ensiveiy cAIried on, and that forged letters puporting
to have been written by me, may have been onward.
ed TO o'lfeT and more distant sections the Union
Tor the purposes oil fraud aud deception deem il INV
duty thus publicly Ia declare, that have " ruen no
such letters az those referred to in tie which
have received from Governor Marcy Of New Yok, MIR
Shepey Of Maine, MIR. Daniel oil Virginia. snd others:
haI The letters which these honorable gentleman have
received over my name. base geiie that all
other letters that may have been by any OF my
distant friends PuIporing TO have been written by ne
containing single seuneni opinion adverse 10 the
whole or any Of the pursued by tile President
oil tie United States, III relation 10 the Bal or containing
any niinalon that action adverse 10 the measures OF
,e General Government in relation thereto had taken
place here or elsewhere, ia like snner iorgerss and
rauds' deserving public alton and punishment.
HENRY HORN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07
Richmond. Va. Tuesday, oct. (,
BRIGurENING pROSpEC'rs

Heads up!--ihc political prospects are brighten
ing, IN this State and elsewhere. The Instructions
nre speeding through Virginia; and the success of
te cause now appears to he placed hey ond doubt.
We learn from, New York, that doubt is enter
tanned of that States going for the Administration
nn.l SO will Ohio and Pennsylvania. The render
will see from the accounts of the preliminary cleo
lion in the Northern and Southern Liberties of PHI
adelpha, that the friends of Sutherland have sue
ceeded IN elccling their Inspectors; and those of
Ash have heaten Wutnoug,is by handsome MAORI
ties. The self-caled Wigs have again carried the
City.
The general election Of Maryland took place yes
terday-aiid that OF New Jersey is at hand-We are
not sangiiine of success in either of those States
but we do not,lespair of the Republic. The friends
OF the Administration will, however, carry Missis-
sipr, and MIR. Poindexter is destined to an ingor
defeat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07
c'sh'r Branch u. 5. Bank, Washington.

we copy from an Arkansas paper The following;
me following letter Is from ile Secretary Of lhe Urea
sury 70 the Receiver Of Public MONEYS a, ,Lis ntsee
The arrangement which proposes is good one and our
public officers will doubtless, be glad 10 avail themselves
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TarAsUaY DrpAnrMrNr, !

- +, august 9. IS3I
CIR for TIE Mutual accommodation Of The public off
Gers snA creditors IN your neigborood and Of yourself
ana Tie Treasury Department, propose hereafter 10 di.
rect warrants IN their favor, yourself for payment
when desired by hem.
~ VII be ~ your power, also before warrant IL oh.
,sned ~ ihen, and whenever yoa have confidence in
eif honesty and sogency, take o. assignment or draft
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s1Gg.s79 SO

TREASURY DEPARTMENr
July 2. 1884.
oih ~ reply 10 your communication addressed TO the
Department 90 'he 18th uidmo have to state that the
Department y not aware Of any circumstances having oc
cuTeo since s letter 10 the President Of the United States
Bank Of the 2i.ol June 1893 changing lie o.nion ~
your cl'im Tor damages on Of te French Bill Of
Exchange, as expressed by the Attorney General and bV
the Department 10 conformity thereto
am, Vtiy respectfully, your OBJ sefv'f,
LEVI WOODBURY.
Secretary ~ The Tfeasury
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The Telegraph and Mr.. CLAW.

Cen Green breads the idea OF Mr. Cay's ing brought
rya ii as Presidential candida H. hoLs the scouroe
Of denuncia'on his head lie tells MIR CLAY suI
staniiali>: "Oher, You dare You will but conf IA the
Charge oil the "bargGin' with MIR. A,ans, which w.s
formerly made against you You bu, revive all that dis
cu'sion Your act will interpret your motives and van
out oier up your reputation OH the altar your al
ton
tain hs own consent to withdraw from can contribute
OF Kendall and Van Barren; and his repeated in
by postetityl tho othor hand
viii be defeated and identified his ,xcn
the excitement OF personal which men n tho
Editor OF The banner TO his ounes shall
be looked upon a' tho wreck Of mighty mndtr OF an u
chastencd nRibion." 80 - =" ~"
But II Mr. Calhoun offers why, that is a different AT
fair! His restless ambition may asp TO The Preside nov
as oheh as he pieases-but, in the eyes OF MIR. ID lie
may avoid all imputaon whatever. lie will sill he 49,
pure an Angel OF Light.
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NEWS EROM TuE MESr a, an

NEWS FROM THE wESr-Fiom a Letter
81 em told tina the Senator from the Harrison District
Is opposed to Mr. Leigh, and that he will obey
the instructions OF his cons i'uents He will certainly lie
insructcdThe D position Delrg turned from LIE wis
county has run oil avoid pros, Tor forgery: and
Mr. Bland, OF the Jackson Electors will be elected
his place. The Washington aud Smytlc Senators a IN
certainly be instructed by large inaores and SO will The
Frederick Delegates. The instructions arc pong nm
hneiy ia Rockbrgc, aud the friends OF the Animate.
ton are sangunc oil Movements are also about
he made in other quarters OF the West The piosp. cts
are now very bright Tor the election of Rives''
Another Letter states that "there will be twelve mann
bers oil the the other House, who will be
from Wes.rn Virginia. alone, making a difference nj
twenty our votes in the rela i've strength Of parties"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07

CorTeehon--ln tie continued Review Of PubIius in
tie last Enquirer, 14h line of the 9Th paiaa,spb Le
word erped,eHi should be inerpedienf.
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ASA i27 99Say four million eight hundr ed aud eighty
tour thousand four hundred and twenty francs and
uineiy nine cenmes which we place to the debi, Of The
Bank Of the Quilted States, due % March, 1885
Errors Excepted. IiOrTiNGUER.
p~ris, 30ih March, 1888.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07
Seeretary Of ne 1redsuJy, Washington.

srArEmENr OF the payment ond charges made by Hot.
tngusr 4 Co, OF Paris, bill Of T. 1856 66g &C.
drawn by the Secretary Of the Treasury Of the United
STATES, upon NJ. Human, Minister Of finances. pro.
tested Tor nonPsymeni and which they paid for The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07

TREasuAY OrpfeE, 81 Octobof 1894
STATE 81 he Public Funds, on Isf October, 1884
10 The Bank Of Virginia this day as per
. act rendered SlI74jt GO
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u We surrender most IL disposabe space 10 day
TO The peis OF our Cofrespo dents This i
some relief TO ourseives-and have little doubt
VIII be nore agreeable TO the majority Of our resderas
uwli give them more udriefg as well eeGrness
Ol Views
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honor OF the signature. aud for account Of g. Jsudon
ESQ., Csshieroth Bank OF the United States oil America
T. 4 $50 Cos &c amount OF the bill.
2i.2s3 33 commission 1 per ccut
1899 80 stomp.
"a % pro est and translation.
IL 10 second aud third oi protest aud leg alton.
80 90 paid TO American. Consul al Havre, tx.
penses for the document TO be copied up
his books.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
Nav 10. 1898

May 10. 1898
SIR: Tho letter OF the Cashier OF the Bank MIR Jiudon
dated the 26'h uliimo inorung Of the OF
the bill drawn by this Department the French Govern
men Tor the amount oi the fifth ms. amen payable under
the late convention duly received; aud yesterday
that OF the 18Th returning the bill aud protest, aud the
count OF the Bank therefor, ALTO received. As the
proceeds 81 the Till have not been brought into the rea
sury by warrant the Department has in power TO
turn The amount, immediately TO the Bank, and the Trra.
surer has been requested 10 instruct the Cashier OF The
Bank TO recharge the same 10 his account.
The account OF tue Bank Tor the return OF the bill is
der consideration, and the result, which /. al
eced 1" either way by this payment. will be connhica-
ted in few days.
am respectfully, your oledent servant.
LOUIS McLANE,
Secretary Oj The Treasury
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07

paragraph has been going the rounds Of the newspa
pers, IN which itis stated, among other things tlai COR
ders have been received from the Navy Commissioners 10
repair the much talked Of hgurelead Of The sbip and 10
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-05

ss ibaen aelinsen iollte, bic BunosereSiers
una aus 6en 0dnoen Der d6ten Demesras
ten iinb in bic ibri0en 80 brinSer, bic 9leibs
en- 8ehte alIer etaatsbhrger ni6t adbteno,
unp eas gtimmredt tsp Sen -Mablen aus
ban 0dnbsn Der Naffe Dee 0OlfsS uno in
isne ber anidnbi8en 2eute, trcrunter &opis
tali(ten, QanbmubNer srefnlanten e NIT
Banfselber, nno osrsleiHen Qlnitanbsmens
(ben mebr pertauoen 1,no. onsl6HsBlib 80
|brineen (uoben me,ben, it AUDI ui1t Dem
aerinafen 3reifel untetwprfen; eas baben
lie in Der &eprlutiOu, i'm !sbten &rieSe, u.
i'm lest pnFc6eusn be,1btisten @Unsrtee,
Iburb Die ,,n3,peioeutlatten 3auoIuussn, 8es
hen unb 8efeblaNe 70 fIar an ben Sag ssle9t,
|baB in 8etrsf ibrer sertatberii6en NbFdsen
aud nibt Bet Serinsfe 3sreifel mebr cbpa!s
Item tann.
Diefe fbdnoIiebe, Ianoeseetrdtbsrifben
Nbfb ten elmer MIR 9erin9en NnSabI riesie:
runasIuftiesr Demaepsen uno 8ielibndssr
lin gon9reBe, tbnnen nit einsmSdla9e psrs
nibtet werben, menn StaatsbarSer alta
@timmfafsn i'm fdnftisen October nut lots
DIE 8Mreer ~ Qemterbalter srdblen, ceren
|pplitifbe Msiuunsen uno NbTbtsn,, atS
rein eemperatif6 ansrfannt uno ui9t oem
aerinsften 3psifd nntsrnO,fsn fne. - Qlra
9timmfafsn, no ni6t alein ras s6idfal
oes einaelnen Staatts, fonee,n aueb bse
ean5tn 8unbes entibeieen piro, .nnb ees
Qpdbler s,Ibeintn. rrie gun, Nbsufmabls oes
JoeiIanbe, nit sinem pon aIlen poluiiden
@orurtbsilen sereiuiqtsn Joet3eu, eleiob Cuts
|fetnt BON Jpae uno 0leio ,,nb sleinlider
Sslb1Iubt, nut taS Gshte. NIB Wabre Bee
asmein famen 9atsrlanbsS wpI'enb unb uns
psrridt i'm 9'nse baltenc nno cbne &adf6t
aut Nerlonen unb Yartbepen, mar fur ful6e
@auoit tosen ttimmen. oensn Die erbaltun8
oer ,SrsYbsit. llnabt dnei9tett rno gleibbeit
BET Staa,sbhlser Der &uneespnfanun8
unftitptiUn) ME fe Der cole SsfferfUn pers
0anben uno ertldrt bat, ,nsbr gilt unc btber
lnebt, ME Der eieene 9Ortbsil une eas GINS
po.fummen sin5eIner Ysrionsn uno pastbeis,
en-. Menn bic Mdblsr nod oieien Grunb=
| fdBen ftitnmen, bann Eno uno bleiben bic
Srepbeiten oes Naterlances serettet, uno oer
8uno Elm Mufter fir ole NbIfer Der groe.
(pittsburser 8eOta&ter.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-05
3ei6e n Der Seit.

MerMueenbatsu ebeu, ber
febr nnb werS . brew bat SUBJ:
ren Der b6rs!
0Eenn osr Menf6enfreunb--oer Maun,
in oehen 8ruft Elm lebsnotses Gefnbl far
Nsdt unb Mabrbeit, fir @lid unb Wobl
erssbsn fsinsr Mitmsafben tbronst-pem
bas MIR sin5is bsi;ia III, mas auf Nstt
uno Dabrbeit segranoet sut, GIdd uno
wrblerasben feiner yNitm,snibsn fhbIt,
einsn 9 Ii ID auf @urspa bu.b
WMenfbaften, ourd @rfabsunssr jsoes
Nrt uno Die bbdfte &ultur in alien 3d.
6frn oss MiNsns uerjaslib ausasSei6ne=
ten MslttbeiI pirft, uno nibts finbet als
WauaeI uno !0lotb, unb Sammer unb 6:
leno unb @claperei untertr Joalmenoab
unb in ben 0attsn Der Slieoern--uno lle p
pisfsit ,lne Subel unb NerfGmenbun8 unb
stUlS uno lletamutb in cen pra6tsetd,l:
een Der Reiben ume esn Vallditen ost
0reBeu uuo syaessnten, sleiebfaa als~ob
jsne nur aeIbafen srdren gum 2e,bsn upb
Duloen nno 9aftlrasen uno 8srabtnne II.
oiele III Sreuoeu uno @enii0en uno bsbas:
liben MhBiasans. @brsn unc atermenfd;
liber Grbabenbsit- oann trenost CT feirer
tbransnltwsrsn 8lid biusres BON ctm eh:
fern Observation-Disclosures @emalbe Der alter
unslhdli1eu. in birsetliden @erbaltniBsn
70 tief 9eluufenen MsIt, uno naboers es al
le Qinoer unb Winfsl Der Grbe eur6fpabei
bat. finbet enoli6 in ben Srsifaaten Dot
Werbamsrifa fein msnfbsnfreunolibee aln
se ben 10 lanse allsntt a.ben, jeooG perse:
beus eeludten Mubepunft - pier in bic:
fsub Die iamntlihen t,ittleru, sen,aBisten
SpirarnelSIribe ber meflitben 2aletu9e'
umfatjeneen. NIT alien Gei6tbhmern os'
glatnr berrlieb unb perfbmenoeilb ausse:
f1midtsn '2dncern bofft er oas ju ftnosn,
,rouab Isin 6sr5 iib isbnet mas er BET;
setsns in alien ibrisen GbeiIen Der grbs
iubte--nemlieb Sreibdt, unatbdnsieteit
unb @leihbeit allsr StaatskhrSer. Dbne
@ad fidt auf ALE uno ieoe 3nfallise auBere
8erbaItniee 100 Der i'm Matmorpalafte
0eturne nnr 9leib une niebt bsber itebt.
rie iener, Der in einsf1,. bonn cunfeln TITS
,paloe befbatteten 8ledbaule cas- 8ibt Der
Melt erblidt.
Diele, BON Masbipaton unb eafaDette--
BON Srauflin uno SeiFerion sesrhucete, une
init Dem beilisen 8lute 70 pieler eosln i'm
Srebeitstampfe bsiieselte Steibeil, nnab:
bduaiofeit uno Oleihb cit -inebt nno fnbet
Der Meufbenfrenno renisfenS nod bic
beute lin oieien glidlidben Srsiif oaten. Tim
oiefe bier su fnoen uno in ibsem fhb!enoen
ebatteu aussuruben bon ben 8slbwereen
,,no ilnferoridunsen elmer fhbnen ober bod
ihmersliebeu Dersanssnbeit i'm lieben, fers
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-05
$500 9 los n u ng.

Dur1 Elm Grtra Dlatt bes Vatrioten unit
6hislb in gleu:qiSbon erfabren mir, BAT
biefe Dsuderep am Samftas ben 80 sisun
| iibr Watts nit ibrer, 8an3en Snbali
our6 5erft6rt 1T. Dem gisen
tbaner cerielbea, Qerrn Gable, spuroe an
Gage susDr iebr oeutlid5 81 perfteben seses
ben, nlebt gegen oaS an ben, Gage fet8e:
tssfe alntimaion Iidet 5u fhreiben. tpenn
ibn fsin eiSens6 aHobl lieb fey. DenncH
aeer b!sibt bic Sabe iebr unbeltinnrit, unb
Wie!e elaubenoaB oies ilnalad bnrb 3ufall
enfitanoen itt.-Sn benz G!auten. bag es
anSeleSt FEY, bat Or. Gable $500 Dslob.
1nns anf bic gnteedans oes a3otpbrennerS
seiest,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-05

Sie Gbetero 1T III allen Ort'
@aften In unlersr Sldbe am 9er'
fbminosn. Ssit t,,ebr oenn 8 Sa'
gen baben pir feline neue Sdlle tn
@rfabrun9 sebrabt. Nub in Den
entfernten uno 9r6Beren Stdoten I'll
lie febr i'm 1bnebmen. Giefe 0ers
duoeruns miro blob Dem Wetter ;us
bufbreiben fem. ..... ..
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-05
SaS @hu! Gcue9iur,.

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