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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-24
NOTICE

~ A A> C-~
RS HEREBY GIVEN, TO ALL
those to whom it may concern that
petitions will be presented to the
Legislature of the State of Ohio at
their ,Next Session, praying that
IhonOurable Body to grant the New
County Of LUCAS and fixing the
Seat of Justice at BsNroN, Compot
|sed of the following boundaries, viz:
Beginning at the South WestCorner
Of Washington township in Stark
County it being Township No. IL,
and Range 6, and running thence
with the Western boundary of said
range north IL miles to the north
west Corner of Lexington township
in range No. 6, aforesaid, still
north throughRandolph township in
Portage Couoty smiles to the nor
|thern boundary Of the same, then
with the north boundary Of Rau,
dolph q Atwater township between
S & s miles to the north east Cor.
ner Of Atwater township, then north
with the Western boundary of Pal.
myra township S miles to the north
West Corner ofPalmyra township
Aforesaid, then with the northern.
boundary of Palmyra, Milton and
Jackson townships Milton & Jack
son in Trumbull County,) Is miles
to the north east Corner of Jackson
township, then south with the cas-,
tern boundary Of Jackson & Ellis.
worth townships 10 miles re the
south cast Corner Of Ellsworth tp.
aforesaid, then east or west along
the Connecticut Reserve liue to the
north east Corner of Section No. 4,
TIP. l6, Range 8. in Columbians
County, then with the eastern boun-
dairy Of Section No 4, o, IL, 81,
Is & 33t to the south east Corner
Of Section 50, in township & Range
Aforesaid then with the southern line
Of Sec. 33 west 4 mile to the south
west Corner Of said Section, then
south with the eastern boundary Of
Section No. S & Q, in township Is,
and Range 8, to the south east Cor
ner of Section 8, then with the south
line of Section No. 8 and7, 10 the
west line Of said township, then
with it south | mile 20 the south east
Corner of Section No. IS, Up. Is,
Range 4, thcu with the south lines
of Section No. 49, ID & Is to the
south west Corner of Section No.
Is in 'aid TOWNSHIP p, then south
with the eastern boundary Of Sec
ton No. 81, 2S and 33, to the south
east Corner Of SD Section, then
with the southern boundary ofSec.
No. SO, 80 and 3lin township l6,
Range 4, and with the southern
boundary of township ~, Range S
to the beginning. Your petitioners
IS in duty bound will ever pray &c.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-24
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JOB-PRIN It IN(
Neatly done here.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-24

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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-24

gcnsrse.
Semccrater,.
eyoel 9. Su.berIano,
Miebael N. Mi9,
Dapio Wasner.
Saeob 1ren jun.
p. u. Maptenbers, :.
: :. 8. ,antbonp,
, .Sefe Miuet,
sosnsp Roaers, 2~@..
6. .. 3ublep,
MnoveaS Beaumont,
oenrp ecsau,
Sobn >&linseuimitb.
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philadelphia Co., 8
maontsoss'erp, 8
Da'tpbin, 1
Gore, 9
MliFIiuu. Suniata, 9
Union. /
2pep,uina, 2
,Nortbunsberlans, /
8eres, 4
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-24

: Die Bablen in pennfn(eanien.
60 tpeit Die Seribte etpselauten
fIno, ftuo felsenee Gonsre69lieoer in
Dle(em Stoot trtpdblt. -.
. SIR ben &pnQrtS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-04
Cancer.

~ And the art Of Healing, generally.
HE subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants
Richmond and vicinity, who may wish his aid, that he
become competently acquainted, by the instructions
ON the celebrated Dr. Lynch OF New York city, 10 cure
rat formidable and fatal disease, deDomnated Cancer
ithout the use Of knife csusc, but effected in the
ime way and manner as pracised by DR.. Lynch, who
met with unparalleled in the treatment of this
Dmpialnt, and also that OF Fsula Fistuo.-As the
bscriber is here now, from the City Of New York. any
wishing TO be cured of the above named com.
lsnts, will please to;spply Immediately to him. at the
iaD-ion House, Main Street.
Richmond, JANE. w. w. MARSHALL.
Certificate from DIR. Lynch.
do hereby certify that DR.. w. W. Marshall has been
nder my instruction, and assisted me in my business,
'hch is attending 10 Cancer complaints, and the art Of
ealing generally. He is now using my medicine. I
link him capable and worthy the confidence OF those al
icted. ID. LYNCH.
The subscriber refers TO Mr.. Day, Of Manchester; Mr.
lillian, Mr. James Caskie, Archibald Thomas and Mrs.
Ezekiel DAVIS, Main Street, Richmond; Mr.. Benjamin
harrison, Of Berkeley.
All letters must be post paid w. W. NJ.
January =. TA--wn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-04
ANDREW

lLL stand the ensuing season al my stable. 10 the
w county Of Dinwiddie, 30 miles South Of Peters
burg, and Immediately tho stage road from thence
Brunswick Court House. He will DO let to $50
the payable lst August next when will end
$50 insurance, payable when the 10 known TO be In
ioal exchanged-wh dollar cash the groom for
each mare. Arrangements made for sent TO the
horse having extensive and excellent pastures well
tered and divded-besides plenty Of stable pro-
tec them In bad weather. so that mares with young colts
be kept separate They also be fed according
order, without limit, with grain at 20 cents day
Servants with boarded gratis. The greatest
will be taken TO prevent accidents but respons.
bility for any that may happen:
Dinwidde, 9Th February, 1884.
DESCRIPTION AND PERFoRMANc Is .
beautiful dark chestnut, iull fee, inches high most
splendid animal; truly formidable racer with the bold
est and most energetic action As to style, beauty and
pearancc. he 10 universally admired There indeed,
while the turf and in ORDER but opinion about him,
and that andre,o against the field purchased him
late in the M Of 1881, and trained and him spring and
fall Of 1882 in1he spring at Fairfield, he the Pro-
petors Purse, mile heats, at heats, running the End
heat in 3m 4ss, beating Besey Hare, Gen. Brook and
others. The week at Tree fii he the Jockey
the greatest ease. Sally Hornet, Molly Howell Spar.
rowhawk, Mohawk, aud two others. The next week
at Baltimore, he won the great mile race, $25o0, In
two heats beating as hard as the boy could pull him.
Sparrowhawk, Bachelor, and other. The next
week he at Norfolk, the Jockey Club Purse,
mile heats, 800. In two heats, beating Collier, HUI
60, Molly Howell, and two others, In m. so Q. the
LIST heat and the unheardof time Of 40 the second
heat being the best second heat in the u States
F 1857, al BROAD hoch ne won the Jockey Ciuo purse
mile heats beating at heats with the greatest ease
Sally Hornet. Eliza Wharton, Betsey Graves, and two
others. At New Market, he won the Jockey Club purse
mile heats beating in two heats Red Rover, ending the
race in walk. The week alter he went to Baltimore
and won with the utmost ease the great stakes, mile
heats $4,000 in two heats beating Black Maria, Jackson
aud Malcolm. He immediately returned to Fairfield
and started for tho Jockey Club purse. mile heats.
starting, when he completely broke down, aud was moi
able TO stand up for 80 hours-whieh won al
heats by Goliah. w. II. JOHNSON.
PEDIGREE.-.andreto got by Sir Charles, (whose
sire Sir Archy. and whose dam by the imported
horse ctzen his dam by Herod, who by old import
ell Doomed, his grsndam Shepherdess by Phenomenon, T.
grandam Rosna by Diomed, &. K. grandam Venus by
Shark, his 6. e. &. grandam by Medley. Phenomenon
run repeatedly by the late Col Miles Seden-Was by the
imported horse Wonder, dam by imported Dare Devil
erandam by Mark Anthony, &. grandam by Fearnought
toe.-( Copy from Joseph II. MdyO's certificate of Pc.
digree.) RICHARD ADAMS.
Richmond, 18th November, 1882 s9-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-04
MARION

WILL stand the ensuing season at the New Hope
w Race Course, Halifax, N. Caroina and will rem.
der service al $50 the payable at it's expiration
which may be discharged by $40 cash; $75 insurance
Parting with the mare will forfeit the insurance; 81 cash
mence the 10Th February and end lst August. Major
West will furnish good aud extensive pasturage gratis
and mares granted at 25 cents per day Every aen
ton will be given to prevent accidents escapes but
responsibility for either.
Marion is Of fine size, great muscular power, and
mandng appearance his blood and pero place him
type Of his sire and grandsre old Archie and Citizen
from whose oins he sprung and whose unrvaed fame he
is sustaining, will be seen from his performances
and those Of his get-Francis Marion bore off two
heats the great sweepstakes Of $1,000 entrance at Taa-
hassee, Florida, mile heats, for year ods entries
'aid ioreit beating Veto Of 8. c., and Mary Smith
tennessee in handsome style nsg.; bu,
he old Roanoke, (as D. would say) produced Francis
which caused his to fob 5OOn rale cnk lin the
immediately after the race-Mara West CIar de Kitchen
:. A., Patsey Burton, Zueika, Mr.. Corprew's colt and
ar. Whittaker's illy, have all been winners.
To my knowledge than 10 of his colts have
ct been on the turf and several Of them of
t iares. VIM. l.. LONG.
New Hope. Halifax county, N. c., Feb 8. s7-w2m
GNHOLESALE STOCK, shirt Collar and Bosom
w yMdnufacfory.-The subscribers have on hand
nd are daily receiving from their Mandatory
Stocks Of black and blue black silk velvet
do. do. do. do. French bombazne
do do do Eaglish and FIR. silk vesiDgs
do do. do. Paris satin vcstiDg
do. do. do. and white satin.
est manner, by experienced and first hands, plain
nd trimmed, with bows, peas apron fronts, &c. in
variety Style Also, large variety Of Stocks made
Patent irames plain and trimmed before mentioned
gether with black, white and fancy hair cloth do
white and fancy coored marselles, and white linen do.
Bosoms Of every style, OF linen, linen cambria, grass
10th, imitation do, plain, pulled, herring bone, hem.
'itched, sc.
Shirt collars, of every pattern and quay-an extern
i've supply
Saspenders-a large assortment of their own impora.
and manufacture, consisting Of superior quality
end worsed white and fancy stripes do. cotton double
nd white and fancy striped and coorcd edges Eng.
sh silk do also extensive and various supply
iasic do, which for and comfort to the wearer
ands unrivalled
The subscribers beg leave to return their thanks to
ieir old customers in Virginia for their liberal patronage
eretoore and 10 invite their future favors also those who
ave not yet favored them with call, respectfully
vitcd TO do The subscribers beg leave pur.
hasers generally, that they will be supplied with every
rcle in their line at the lowest possible rates Orders
: romptly executed. EDGARS s. CARTER,
Manufacturers and Venders late Warren Carter,
No. 10, Hdnouer street, .Neo York.
New York, January 81. so-w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-04

SARPEDON. This celebrated racer and stallion lust
- imported by Mr. Avery will stand the present season,
Brunswick county, Virginia, about so miles from Peters
burg, aud 40 miles from Warrenton, ". c. The price is
800 The season 800 insurance, and 81 to the groom
Any person who will become responsible for five mares,
shall have the season OF the sixth gratis Mares fed
deed at 20 cents day Good Pasurage, and the board
oil servants gratis. The groom very careful and aten-
tive, and every exertion will be made prevent accidents
and escapes, but no responsibility for either.
ssPsdO" is dsrk bay or brown Of fine size and hand,
clean dry limbs and horse Of great length power SUBJ
stance and activity.
He got by Emilius the best stallion in England and
sire Of those great horses OF the day. Pam Rid
ellsworth, Marcus, Oxygen, Sdrpedon, Scipo Mouche,
Agreeable. Cuidad Rodrigo. E'uian, and many others,
his dam lcaa by The Flyer sire Of Wings winner Of the
Oaks, and many other winners; grandsm Parma by Dick
1nare9s; May by BenngorOugh Primrose by Mam,
Diana by Second; MIR. Hangers brown mare by Sta
nyans Arabian, out Of GiPsey, by King williams No.
Tongued Barb Mskeless; Royal Mare
The Flyer got by ysndyke Junior; dam AzsIia by
Benngbrougb GillHower by Hgbfyer; Godhpder; sis.
ter 10 Gras'hopper by Mar'ke; Cullen Arabian; Black
vsndyke Junior was got by Walton, dam Dsbcbick by
Poioooooooos Drsb by Higlyer, Hebs by Chrysolite,
Proserpne sister 10 Eclipse, &c,
Ssrpedons blood is the best in England and az distinct
from ours as II can well be- Through Pooooooooos, Ben
ngbrougb, Dick Andrews, Wbiskey, &c. he has an
common share OF the best botomed Eclipse blood.
Sarpedon ran altogether at Newmarket and the most
fashionable courses and though lie in very bad hands,
and badly managed not of the get OF EmiIius and
Sultan, the two fashionable and popular Stations,
won more in 1881 and 1892 than Ssrpedon, except
Piam, aud lie only Ssrpedon three
sweepstakes at Newmarket two OF them Of 100 guiness
each subscriber, and match Of 200 guineas at the same
places two sweepstakes at Stamford Of 100 sovereigns
each subscriber, and the cups al Bbury aud Stanford
He was handicapped TO carry very high weights.
times 30 lbs, than good horses Of the same age,
which shows bis great superiority racer. He beat
Variation, winner Of the Oaks, Spaniel winner Of the
Derby; Gensriney (who beat Msmeluke Lucetis, Tran
by, &c) bohemian, brother to Zingsnee the Sad
dier, Rubin, Little Red Rover Scpio Cuidsd Rodrigo,
Vsgrsni, Vesirs Pckpocket, AencSs, Caleb Rough Ro.
bin Agreeable Protocol aud many other most fashionable
and successful racers
Last year he made a season al Newmarket, al 10 gu.
meas, and proved himself uncommonIy foa geler
For further particulars, see hand bills.
VIM. n. MERRITT,
March n. [10f-w4w1 Near Lawrenceviie.
R Tho WING, LJnchburg Vgniao and Norfals Herald
copy send then cossion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-04

OW GROUNDS FOR Satellite subscriber with
view TO removal up the country, Is DESTROYS OF
selling the plantation which he resides, called the Low
Grounds, lying in the upper end Of King William couhty,
on The Msttspony River, and containing 1919 Sd
land, BIB acres of which lie Immediately the Mat.
aPony River, and 2O6 Herring Creek: IL is about III
miles from Ayeiis, good deposit for grain. is from the
Bowling Green and Is from Hanover Court House. This
land Is well adapted to the cultivation Of Corn, whesi
Tobacco and Cotton. There six beds of rich shell
mari on II, convenient 10 the different fields. There is
small, comfortable Dwelling. house H., also tobacco
houses aud all other houses necessary for plantation
further description is deemed unnecessary. The land
will be shown with pleasure and terms made known on
application to The subscriber. Any cominun cson d..
recied TO the White CbimDeys, Caroline, will be attend
ed 10. JAQUELINE A, BERKELEY
March I'll. f0l--lswn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-04

ssly and sustain the fret shock Of any pressure up
the money market, and by strengthening them, there
depression in the city necessarily affects prices In the
country, and operates TO the injury Of the agricultural
well as the manufacturing and sne interests Of the
whole state.-Should be deemed advisable, portion Of
this stock might be disposed Of aud the svals loaned in
the different counties Of the Stae through the agency Of
the county loan officers has heretofore been done
se:srai occasions TO the great relief Of the community
Its not doubted that the State by the loan s credit In
some such manner, may without mourning any loss or i'm
convenience, do much to sustain the great Of the
people. the necessity for should arise; and cannot
entertain the slightest doubt that the the asurc would meet
with their cordial appreciation.
Being perfectly satisfied the energies and
Of this State will enable to bear up against any tempo
ary depression OF business which can be that
in this desperate struggle by great monied power per-
petuate its existence by the force Of s pressure
upon the community, the patriotism Of the people will be
that IL 10 the duty OF the State to stand forth in It's
and by the Of its credit the sanction OF its name,
shield its Institutions and ito citizens from HARM commit
the entire subject to your deliberate consideration
Albany, March %, 1884.
III the Senate. Mr. Edmonds moved tho reference Of
the Message joint committee Of the two Houses and
Mr.. Sudan, in rising second the moop moved that ten
times the usual number Of copies Of the Message print
ed Both motions were agreed The joint committee
on the part Of the Senate consists Of Messrs Edmonds
Livingston and Edwards.
In the House, the Message having been read, Mr..
GuinnP moved that eight times the usual number Of
pies be printed.
Mr. Myers moved twelve times the usual number.
Mr. Humphrey rose 10 second the notion He ex-
pressed his strong appreciation Of tho suggestions Of the
Executive, and his hope that State would not hesitate
10 its means and Its energies for the protection
Of its citizens and its institutions against the sinister de-
signs OF powerful Monied Corporation.
Mr. Herttel moved that 5000 copies Of the Message be
printed; and this motion carried unanimously.
Mr. Morris then moved tho reference Of the Message
to joint committees TO consist Of FIVE members on the
part Of the House. which was also adopted