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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
Bank ofthc Haliey inYirginia.
NOTICE.

an act Of the General Assembly of
virginia, passed the 18th day Of March,
1854, ms bank Is authorized to establish an
Once OF Discount and Deposite a, Harper,.
Ferry, IN the county OF Jefferson. with cani.
tai OF $500, 900, To be raised 5y subscription.
IN shares OF 800 each, on the term, and re-.
gulat'ons heretofore prescribed by law for
the subscription Of the stock of said bank.
and not otherwise provided for in said act !.
the new stock to pay boors OF 1893. The
ACT Is 10 commence and be in force from and
alter the time when its provisions shall nave
been approved by the stockholders of the said
BANK, at general meeting TO be convened
therefor, on or before the first Monday in
May next, and such approval shall have been
made and certified to the executive of tbi,
commonwealth.
The stockholders are hereby notified, that
me meeting required by the said act W IN be
held at the banking house in Winchester. AZ,
Saturday the ID day Of May merit. at which
meeting no stakeholder can vote by proxv
unless such proxy shall be appointed after
the passage of the act.
". BRENT, Cashier.
winchester, April II, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17

" The hev ~. wsiler, d.. VS.. J,~v,v..
q Woodior'i enuu'v. Nv 10 N,is. Ps,-,,, y
.,s.s,..'r q james frfgu.oa, vi, a Isss.u,in,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
CO-ParfnershiD.
BLA0KsndITHIMd.

T>ilE undersigned respectfully inform the
Il public, that they have taken the well.
known stand at kabletown, formerly occupi.
ed by Joseph Morris, where they intend to
carry on the Biaeksmih'S Busin1si In all lis
branches. They are prepared to iron ia
gons, PiOughS, sc. IN the best manner, and &c
execute all work in their line, with hdelit,
and Promptitude.
JAMES II. MOORE,
GEORGE SERGEANT.
April 10, 1s3i.-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
PLANK AND scANrITNo.

OF various kinds. invites those wishing a SUP
ply, Co call aud examine It.
9y-tash PAID for timber of the follow ing
sorts yellow and White Pine. al Kinds u
Oak, Poplar, Birds-Eye. Curlsd and Sugar
Maple, Wild Cherry. Walnut. Ash, Hickor,
and Locust, if delivered at Ilitps rs-Fsrry.
JOSEPH l.. SMITH.
Nirginiu'. July T., 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17

IIAIsED IA Jefferson county. for .aIo ~
~. KLtLs
March %. 1891
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
Wanted.

II AM authorized 20 purchase Corporatof
~ Notes Of 0sOfgctovu snd Washington --
apply al the store 81 WA Cleveland q 60.
JAMES Y HARRIS
Chlfledown, Aprii Z, is3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-17
Tilnbcr asllaI EMunhc,.-

'nNiIE MISUNDERSTANDING purchased the entire
inieresiof Mc-sr,. Lewis wernwaE and
James Hook, ~ the timber AID lumber ON
land and rented the ssw-miil, :. prepared 10
hil bills II a short notice. for cash or approy
edPaPcr Having on hand a good supply OF
lt'S -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-12
CORREspoNnENcE

MoNrPELLtER, Aug 18th, 1894.
have received. fellow citizens, your letter Of the Ist
inst, Inviting me- n the Of lmgs number Of De.
mocrsc Republicans Of your county 10 public dinner
10 be given the 23i the Hon JOHN NJ Patton hsir
Representative is Congress
My continued debility, from age and Sickness not per
hitting me TO accept tie inviston only express IN
grateful acknowledged for The favourable opinions
and friendly feelings which prompted 1t; with express.
SION OF The high respect IN which hold the talents aud
patriotism accorded by all TO the character OF the Repre-
sentative Of The District.
Adherng myself 10 the Resolutions Virgins in 1893
as expounded ADD vudicated in Tie Report OF 1899 de.
rive pleasure from every proof Of conslancy 10 Ie pro.
Seedng rom respectable portions Of MY fellow citizens
ne report, TOO often overlooked 10 the Re.
solutions, having been deliberately sanctioned bv Repfe
senanves chosen by the People with the Resolution. be
lore them torms the fullest sures test Of the prnci.
pies and views Of the State
'm particularly happy in being sbe 10 say, that the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-12
SPECIE.
Amour, imported .. p,r re,,rn ,I rec,

Amount imported as per returns received
at the Treasury Department from the
18th August, Che last Publcaton,) to
h September. $Il77 $50 90
Exported during same period, 37,9i5 90
Excess OF importaiions, 81 I39 6y4 90
We have obtained the above statement for the public i'm
'ormalon well knowing the isudable anxiety Of ALL ex-
eep' the collar advocates OF the Bank the increased
security which will he given TO the State Institutions and
70 me community by the liberal int oduction OF specie TO
supply The place OF the retiring OF the United States
BANK, as her psnc making eNis draws towards that
close so devoutly TO he wished 5y all friends oil the
Constitution, and OF constitutional currency.-B.
SPEcIS.-Juore Distress" The barque Mexican,
which arrived at this port Saturday from Vera Cruz,
brought between 5000 and 500 600 In .pece."
The following is from the London Tunes:
SILVER rising lately in value, and IL Is belev that
uough Tue excitement IN the money market Of the Uni
ted Siaest apparently at end, here is sl going
large ana regular export Of button that part Of the
world The mode OF eI,ciing il is very SO
var as The commercial intercourse between the
tries IL concerned hui there has been OF late
ment OF money by English capitalists the local stock Of
Tie various States Ut the American Union the security of
WHICH u highy valued, 10 very great extent, and this
would furnish easy mode Of obtaining whatever specie
was desired TO purify the American system, overloaded by
immense Issues OF paper This il subject watched with
some attention and anxiety at the present moment"
ANOTHER EXTRAORDINARY FAcT.-The Bank like
Psuo'us, has suspended it's erup,ios; il does
smoke; the delegation Of .NdturdstS, who sppoin
TO visit the cyoier pear have left in panic,
aud all by different rou,e aud have been since
ming away from tkemselvcs.-.fur0rd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-12
Ing whdrawp short time, reported the following Pream.
Die aud Resolutions which being read, we're unanimously

ing whdrawp short time, reported the following Presm
BILE aud Resolutions, which being cad, were
adopted
Holding 10 be fundamental principle In all represen
aie governments that the is bound ia his
representative character to conform the sill Of ma
Joity oil is constituents when that will shall be fully and
aiily Having undiinisbed confidence in tho
virtue, Intelligence integrity and patriotism Of Andrew
Jackson. President OF the United States and
the general course Of his Adminis,r and having
viewed with mingled ceilings OF M aud
The course psrsued 10y Senator BE, i.mn W Leigh
IN the Senate Of the United Sta e-and the
Senator 10 that body MIL ain the
TIE Legislature we. whose herr'o sub ctib,d
being ron>,uiionay qualified voters la The county OF
Amelia. to Instruct Delegate Richard Booker rnd our
Senator william Old, AT they hereby instructed, TO
VOTE against the said Be- j,mn Leigh Senator OF The
Ourd States, Di 10 l,e their votes other pc
who may, in their opinion stand the best chance to be
elected, tho Is decidedly lie nIiy TO the present Admins
Ta'ion, opposed % the soraon OF The D-poses to the
Bank OF ,he United States, and charter that in
siuiion.
Resolved. That Rolcphi Jetrr John O'Suivan, War.
r.n Mar-bali, Thomas Gnohr, n cn,as ". bs.r John
Wiley, Thomas Wiley, Alexander b. W hall, 1homp-
son althsll, Wihss Br. zeal, Thomas f. Jsier John
" HIM. Samuel H. Jeier, Willisn Marshall jr. John W
Foster, John L. Bottom wn, a. " il-on " ~, t;feroty
WIN: osiam, Beij B'idgi"rih Ii o,ra- Wilson. Jss
a. vaughan Tho &. " isou, Peter Wuo,'wstd Francis
j. r Jones. Peter Burton, Rnb F.. Jones, wm T. Gitea
Ariusr AL Coleman. James Bass re,j &. Jones' Robert
Sous,ns Archer Cousins, Joseph Scott Tbos Pinchbeck,
DAVID e tones, john A. Jrer, L. O. cen, Francis
on J's ~ Cock; snd F.bius Law SON. tee apicin ed
cor nii'ee to circulate the above Instructions Tor The
purpose OF all cling the voters in the who may
desire .. al opportunity 10 sign their names.
Rts0!red, That these procerdings be- signed Ly he
Chairman and Secretary, and that copies ihr,eo be trans
med by the Secretary TO the Editors OF the Richmond
Enquirer Richmond whig. and American Constellation,
Tor publication in their respective papers.
JAMES u. COOKE, Chaii man
FABIUs LAWSON StryeidrV.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-12

ETiFE DOLLARS REWARD Sirayed from the sub
n scriber, on the 24h August last. living the Poor
mouse I'D Chesterfield bay supposed 10 be 10
years old--des well, first gig nag and works
well in any harness She has her sncIes some very
hard wind galls-has her body and elsewhere, some
scars rom the harness and very fierce black eve She
had on when she went away old shoes before she
hard TO CATCH The above reward n be paid Oh her de-
livery, tor such information will enable me TO gel her
again SOLOMON CODSEY
September IL. 37-Is
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Very respectfully, yours. &c.
FABlUS WSON.
PROCEEDtNCS

~ numerous meeting Of the citizens OF Amelia coun
~ bell al the Courthouse according previous notice on
the 2Sh DAY OF August, 1884, being Tie Fret DAY Of
quarterly term OF the county court James p Cooke as
called 20 The Chair. aid Fabus Lawson appointed sereta
ny Whcreupon, IL VS.
Rssolced, That committee be appointed by the Chair
Tor tie purpose Of preparing Preamble and Resolutions
for the consideration Of the ineeiIng and the following
gentlemen appointed accordingly John r Bottom
John Wiley, Warren Marshall Richard Egglesou David
g Jones Thomas r. Jeter and Rodopkil Jeter ybo hav
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-12

MAJ iLLlAM AND MARY COLLEGE.-O On the lat
w instant, the office OF Steward the College was
hed by the appointment OF Mr. John c. AppersoD of
New Kent County, who, the public assured, will keep
genieel Boarding House.
Sept. IL. 37-3t
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AND FOR SALE.-By vr ue of a decree Of the
kZ Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chaucery, for the
county oil Amelia. pronounced the 18th day OF Ap,I
1854 in case therein depending between Joseph Bragg
and others Plaintiffs and Francis ~ Wilson aud others
Deiendanis shall oil Wednesday, the Sih day of Oclo
Der next ed 10 sell the highest bidder cash.
the premises, the Tract Of Land late the property Tho
mas b. Wilson, decd, lying Flat Creek, lie county
OF Amelia containing by survey, ninety
four acres, be tile same more or less.
JOHN p. BOILING,
Sheriff Of Amelia, and Commissioner.
September IL. 37--f+
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hckoiy "dnghieih NOT in tho death bot he's
DO weNd tuin M his wckodnos aud i've
are hs motives Tor catering lat, the % teal Arena
CO.NyBUyNTCaTED
In consequence Of Poa haiSn September Court dsy
being rainy, and lbeie having consequently, been small
cobcopfsc Of persons present, tie meeting Of The people
TO take into consideration whether they VII instruct Mr.
Nash, their Delegate 70 for Mr. Leigh q. State.
~ haior, Of which notice given 10 both the W big and
Enquirer, postponed ~ POwiaiao October Court The
people OF the county. without respect TO party especially
te qualified vocfs earnestly reqnesed TO attend.
Great FS6Shef IN The ROGnOke.--We regret to learn
that res ct Of unprecedented height has caused grea
destruction 81 the crops The lowisDds OF Roanoke
Alexander ferry TO BakeIy the lom pont from which
we have heard At Weldon the is ssid to have beet
81 feet higher than before known Peters
burg Consolidation.
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HDUBLIC sALE-By virtue of a Deed of Trust exc.

HDUBLiC SALE-By virtue OF a Deed of Trust exc
81 cuiec by William 1oney Colin Clarke and John
j. Dickinson aud The subs crber bearing date the
day Of February 1920 and recorded in the County Court
oil Powhaian, for purposes therein noned, will be sold
10 tic highest bidder, at public auction for cash, Pow
haian Court house. the first Monday October me- t
being court day, negro woman named Nancy and her
Frederick, also beds and furniture, one walnut
desk one table, and watch (; much OF the said
property will be sufficient to satisfy the purposes OF Ito
said Deed-and such title is vested in the subscriber
will be conveyed TO the purchasers
VIM. s. DANCE, Trustee.
Sept. H. 37-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-12

HUSr PUBLISHED, "RandoIpl's Letisrs' to a Young
e. Relative embracing OF years from early youth
to mature manhood, snd Tor sale by n. g. SMITH
Juno IL. I1--U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-12

a ALLEGO MlLLS-FAMILY FLOUR Our Fa-
M mily Flour is ready for delivery Subscribers
aud others ere requested to coll Tor their supplies.
y. j. CHEVALLIE & co.
. Sept IL. ~ Az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-12

ENkANkLIN INSflIU IE,-- Niss MERCER having
n moved her Seminary for young Ladies om Cedar
Park, will be prepared open School the first Monday
oil October next al Franklin, miles rom the city Of Bal
Rore.
She hopes that the many advantages attending her pre
sent location, may recommend her institution parents
guardians in te Southern States The beautiful and re-
tied Valley OF FraDkns perfectly healthy aud combines
the seclusOn OF country lie, with the means Of in
sruction 10 be found only in a large city
Where her system Of education is not already known
she wishes 10 be distinctly understood that in her pIao
tic education OF her pupils, al intellectual acquifeens
and elegant accomplishments are to be pursued in subor
dlnoion 10 the formation Of an elevated moral aud religious
character.
Whatever furihcr Information may be de,ircd. can be
obtained by application TO The EPISCOPAL Bop 81 Marv-
land; 10 the Rev. Dr. Wyatt Rev John Joins. President
Humphreys, s.. Johns College Annapo. Professor Du.
Gael; Of the Maryland Uniyer.iJ; or 10 Rev VIM Chez
ley Rector OF st James Psrish who has acted Tor some
years as Chaplain Of the Coda Park Academy.
TERMS Bord and Tuition, including English, Latin,
Greek, Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
Moral Pb lo'ophy Botany and Whatever oher branches
Of science and useful learning Miss Mercer may think de-
sitakle, per session. $500 90
Vocal and instrumental Music per quarter
Gom 10 to 20 90
French 90
Spanish 90
italian s 90
Drawing 3 90
Washing 90
bedding n,,h 800
Each Scholar ls expected 10 supplied with silver
cup table anc lea-sgoon aud workboS furnished with
working maiefias No ornaments will be permitted 10
be worn in llIc school Address Franklin nes Baltimore
September D. 30-4
YHIO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS wholesale and
a Retail flat Mandatory, No. 1861, Chesnnl Street,
nearly opposite the o. :. Bank, PHade lpIa-Tho sub
sctibers constantly receiving from their Mandatory
large and general assortment OF Hate suitable Tor the
southern market and DESTROYS 10 extend their business
iicl the attention Of Southern Merchants 10 their establish.
/ ment.
Situated IN The most fashionable part Of the city, and re.
ceivng the European lsops quarterly, they able
furnish Hats Of every shape from the latest (esu Monds0
The plain broad lin; al which, are fnauusc tured
Of the best materials and workmanship Under our own i'm
mediate Inspection aud shall spared on our
part, 10 make acceptable to all who say favor Ne with
! their patronage. KENYON HARE
August H. 2s-I6t
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FOURTH DAY.
Fropretors Purse 5000 two mile heats; entrance $i5
The Proprietor will be prepared, usual acconno-
date visitors at the NEWMARKET house. o. p. HARE,
Petersburg, Sept. ~. [37-w4w1 ProDyiefor
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NEW MARKET RACES, Jan 1884 --The races over

NEw MARKET RACES, JaH 1884 The races er
l this Course, will commence as usual on the second
Tuesday in October, and continue four DAYS
FIRST DAY--TU0 Stakes.
LIST. Sweepsake for colts and fles, years old two
mile heats; $3.50 enrance 800 io ei; five subscribers
aud closed, VIZ: Isham Pocket b. C. Miner by
Tonson, dam Brenda; o. p. Hare b. Virginia Carey,
by Marion, dam by Shylock; VIM X. johnson, b. Yer.
tumnus, by Eclipse, dam by Deiiance VIM. johnson,
gr T. Columbia Taylor, by Medley, dam by Virginian
Richard Adams, c. by Marion, dam by Ymginisn.
2d. A Sweepsiake, Tor Colts and Fies years old,
mile heats 800 entrance; hall forfeit; three subscr
ber but Will not be closed before the day Sep,e
her, Present subscribers, Henry Macin 10y Dr. Scott1
VIM Wynn aud o. p Hare.
SECOND DAY
PropIico,s Purse, 5000 mile heats; entrance SIS
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse, $500, four mile heats; entrance
$50.
FOURTH DAY.
Froprietors Purse 5000. two mile heats; entrance $l5
nriefnr ,uilIb n
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Each Scholar s expected 10 supplied with silver
cup, table anG teaspoon, aud work box furnished with
working materials No ornaments will be permitted 10
be wor in 1c school Address Franklin nes Baltimore.
Sepienie y. 30-4t
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ihghieth NOT w Tho death at fancr bot he's ihn,
To- M his wcsodno nnd ivo."-PsfNCiPLrs net men,
. IOf nnlnfing inll lh. 90 d Icll Alrnn
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-09

QIn Der iab:tpeFIieben @fe an Der Gan al
8rnRe, bat foeben erbalten BON Weuycrt
uup pittst,,rs. Elm prddtises Slno,tement
Don Srofenen uno Sorten Maareni
@pejlrspent pcrNlanl 0tosi SD.
9eL @i(en uao Oleb Wooreu,
eeteu ,iuo SberIeoer &altsfs0s. etiefe'
nno sbube asmaebte Sleioer eon aasr
0attuneen, aIle gorten Gilen.@uemaaren
aIs 10 plattise Sod nnb &cbIen Gsfen,
pcm tetten MstaG uno ua6 ben tepdbrte:
fen iuriebtun9eu. Sit ale biefe Nrtiee;
sesthrst Ct lib Cen Adufevu. 0tub bat q
aaf 9ane,
CINE Id5tne 2oeuns g ol,,
w. 8aar @eIo be,ablt sr jebsr5ett fh,
qDa;3en SIadsiaNmen ,,no aneere Qanbes;
prGbufts. QAl6 bat sr INNER cine alusab
stact Gotten au berfaufen, ue!6e fb fl,
2aeerbdufer rnb Wpbnbduisr eisusu, unt
anBer Qcttsn lanes unb an ts0esn geitsr
bse Canals. Ssiss 8rsunse> 8efaunisr
uno eas gubIitum dtstbaurt, mercsn t6f:
Iib einsaabsn Np i'm an5usufen.
Wadluon DIT. q. 1888. 25stf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-09
Netie na4Seut(OlanD.

Der tnterIbrletene betunoes oas tentleee
Vublifant i'm Gtaate Sbio., ,une ben an8yens,
ae,,sen gtaateu, oaB er feline Ste @eife na6
Seut(dblano bI6 ae9en Mnfans n ab # en-
M q Is an5utreten se(oaueu 1T. Ollie bic
seneiet fno ibm Dpumasbsen, 9luftraSe une
! Brieie n1itsasebsn speroen erlubt fb 3ei
>tis beo HIM Desbalb su tuetoen. Ct ,,ntess
,,,innni @efebdfts tar bic gbneis GlfaB,
.QBArssnbers. 8aosn, Soften, @beinbaYsrn,
saao 2tlt 8apern, bic ct ftb bemhben miro
nit pnnftEber @enaui9feit 81 befer9en.
i gseriadle DpUnadtsn bat er on Qanp, noel
de Die Qeute bsy ibren Srieoensrtbsern Sol'
knnS f0nnen beslaubiSeu, uno bann bepm
. @pauernbr psrfessla IaGen; biefelbe n,hfs*.
NIT eann nebf Sc far @enful9ebabren, hber=
saabt rpsrbeu. Sar Srie fe NIT nab
1eutfNlane iii net,ueu, rebnet Ct ben 9es
Mdubiicben preis BON 50 eent3 bas 9tad.
=, e. Vlae Brife un6 Vlitsbeihiusen an i'm
jelbR, raadenpDnfrsp 9efbidt weseen> iouft
nirasut er Fe nibt an. !
Gsine gIeorefe it:
Henry 1mhoff,
Canteuy Stark Co., Ohio.
gauten, San. 10. 1894. j
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-09
@ q t t lereD y.

Ser llnterfbriebsns tsnahvibtist aeDt,
unsspou feline &unoen uno bas Yubttnn,
bab er fOstfdbrt cbises gefbdft auf {einer,
altsn Gtanopunfte, in Der Marttfraffe, su
betreiben. Ct bat auf 9ano Elm sutes or:
lortin,eut bon
|&dtteln 3dumtn @ottelbdsss,
Seueifen, nsbft Gefbirr jeeer gat,
tung It. &c. QQesoon gutter 0uolitAt ).
gut searbeitet uno Don sute,n Material-'
trelbe ate Ct ia ben billiofen Bebinsunsen.
unb poblfeiler als irSenbtpp In biefer eau,
|oessessno, far 8 aarselb ober annebnt
bare qaneesprOsudte perfauft. Ct laoet
ale Elm. bic 50 taufen eefonnen iino, beg
ibu an5ulpreben, uno feline Arbeiten nnt
preiee 3a 1nterfudeut-nno toft burb feis
ne lanss @rfabruns i'm @efebafte, easu 8s
frieosuus 5u sespdbren Die ;bn nit ,ibrer
aanbl lDaft besauftisen tntsen.
Sebn 0ieo.
eanton Sebr. 90. 1881. 46-6M.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-09
@ leteD+

Ser nnferihrlebene befuncet abtnnges
pDu feiue Sunben ano bas YuIIfnn,, oag er
fortfdbrt cbiess @sIbdft an isinen, alten
gtanbpunfte, in Der Gustarawas StaBe,
in Canton, (9tgabe Dem nsnen 0anfbau(s
aeaenhbe., frhbe bemcbut Don 9btlip De-
nalt.) 3u betrsiben, aIlme ct seionnen 1T,
auf 0anb 5u baIter, ne@uspabl Bon
Sdttek 3dumen Sattelbd9sl Sell
@lEm Yiltolenb bolftern, Goeoaeri.
fen Gbodos, patrontalhen &c.
Dearborn GeIbirr, Gummets,
0dalsge1btrr teoerNrtt gpfer, !
Seuer s@pmeri 2ouopner Wos
gen peitftbsn, Neitzt Gleeanb
ter boretrtet, u. 9i9speits
fben, gtatlMSlebten il, ;
Der 9atun9i 1c. 1c. ole y.
- oorslenber Qualitdt,
E>llne wpbl uno fauber aearbeit, a,.s e,,tetn
Mateial e.; >pel0es alle er y ettfeit fur
aGrgelb , ober annebmlide 2anoes:
probutts persanft. gr laoet alle Elm, bic 5u
faufen sefonnen (Ino, ben ibm ansuipreben
uno feline alrbeit uno VTeise 5u nnterlaben.
er boHt eu:1sansise 3ufrisSsnbsit 5u Ieis
fen. 3D.. :.
q. 9. QRas anbsre sorseben si tbun,
~ tui1 tbun; bab beiBt, i1 min
70 wpblfeiI perfanfeu aIs ir9eno b Elm a ~
oerer uno trabrfbeinlib in, DurfDnitt
nod Elm ,psui9 ~ ublfetler I'm ftd
biefer 3battIabe 81 per9espiffertb fno aaufs
Inffine dff,tiirosfeH eit,deIaben dfl.t,rfifen n
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-09
llbrtt1QOerDfrfhfu0,

VerFubiou eapieIn, fsins6 2ampcst, Ger,
terbL Seftn @ifsnoratb> 3ine in gtanssu,
Bosenms0ins, gebanfst uno 2ansen GIfsn
bsinerne 2af6su. 3olRdts, gtdb4srne pas
tent Mintel, Gyeors Qcnbrn grrire e dgsu,
gbraubsnjletsr sdmibtbammsr, @ue,
Sbselen une 8llftsr StabI, @uB gtabL
8utibetmefer, 0emsine unb g iiber pIattir:
ts ganlsrmaaWn, SatteItAume, 3u9 une
9aIfterfettsn Shtfetlen, G6ut8arn, Dss
usbifb Grtb, Gefpentin, Gun @ppa9 @pi'
risus, &osbbcIs, @elbbrle, g:afll nsbft uie=
len anbern Sobsu loetsu etbaItsn uno 5u
netsanfen bepm 0.oBeuuno &Eeneu In esm
e'fenRcbr BON
S. q, @bneIser.
gbenfaIls auf 9eno. o.-8dbkntanft teym
ein5elnsn uro Duseub, aSeingsne Ssusrs
Bunee, 9ldferns qtarpsn uuo QiebtsrfDGs
0esretter Grab fIr Gtyfen llue Gisbs, Nci
ling Sfrisus, Qutnadsr uub s6nsiosrth,
aeletfsu, 6nellmaa8sn, @i(srnt 2ampeu,
Slinteufbl6Ber g6neibsr uno sa!tler ga I.
ceIn, gtdblerne Grridnabeln, Gnslif1e,
Genu'B bentn Vfunb Uber Sag, patent
edrantentebrer mseineene Gts9en gtans=
en, nebf @iienwonren, 6eTten uuo 6drbe,
ttofsn int Nll9suetuea.
Canton, VOn. /. 99,tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-09
Nr 0 tect E.
9eriberun9s, 9s,gempo9nle.
9lSeuten:s :sFis-eanton,l
Dec. q. 1888. {


"a Der unterfbrieteue BON Der "9 y o:
tection Jnlurane esq 0 nj a9uis"
~ 0aItfcro, Connecticut ai6 g;eent anss=
itellt uub aslcriI1t mcse,n ebus 2luff6ub
De,f9srunssn ausN0eGtn, 70 e'bittst Ct fleb
bier,nit S9dulsr gtrvrs, R0btsn. 6abtieesn
uno ebsusrn, iannmt bessn SutaIt, netft i:=
eeuberIep aubstm abnli0en Giaentbuns; 9 Is
en- DerIua obsr 8s Geb aoi iss
sourb 8eusr III absensirsu. Die
RoRen oa5u. fne 70 uieeris. al6 bic ir9eno
|sinet eiuGolt ciefet QIrt une bic Qnsils ,pels
loisls Offs in g6l'6tup8 ibrer @efbafte,
unS eer 8etibt;Suns unc De5ablsne ibter
DamEe, uerfoEeen srise, miro fscsnpt uuo
liberia! (spn. anfrasen fir 9soinsuussn II,
I&dseusana, ,,,tssn in Ser Anteltubs y. joars
|rts nno Belosu in Santoa. 9stuabt rerosn,
|ourb Wslbe ale OsfbAts In 8e,ug auf
|eiele Assntlbaf. .petmistelt wereen.
Sobn Sarris,
gssnt fdr btfa5ts eaa'pasuie.
Gantpn, Saa 10. se-tf.