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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-11-21
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-11-21
NOTICE
Is HEREBY GIVEN, TO ALL

Is Il ERERI civ IN IU ALI
those 10 whom it may concern that
petitions will be presented to the
Legislature of the State of Ohio at
their Next Session, praying that
honourable Body to grant the New
County Of LUCAS and fixing the
Seat of Justice at BENTON, Compo>
sed of the following boundaries, viz:
Beginning at the southWestCorncr
of Washington township in Stark
County it being Township No. Is,
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. &, aforesaid, still
north throughRandolph township in
Portage County smiles to the nor
thern boundary of the same then
with the north boundary of Ran
dolph & Atwater township between
5 e Smiles to the north east Corr
ner of Atwater township, then north
with the Western boundary OF Pail
myra township 5 miles to the north
West Corner of Palmyra 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 east
tern boundary of Jackson & hllss
worth townships 10 miles to the
south east Corner Of Ellsworth tp.
afol esaidj then east or west along
the Connecticut Reserve line to the
north east Corner Of Section No. (,
TIP. l6, Range 3, in Columbiana'
County, then with the eastern boun-
dairy of Section No 4, 8, l6, 2l,
% K 33i to the south east Corner
of Section 33t in township & Range
aforesaid, then with the southern line
of Sec. SO west mile to the south
west Corner OF said Section, then
south with the eastern boundary of
Section No. S & 8, in township Is,
and Range 81 to the south east Cor
ner of Section s, then with the south
line of Section No. 8 and7, to the
west line Of said township then
with it south | mile to the south east
Corner of Section No. As, Up. l6y
Range 4, then with the south lines
of Section r%o. l3, II x Is to the
south west Corner Of Section No. |
Is in said township, then south
with the eastern boundary OF Seq
tion No. 2lt % and SO, to the south
east Corner of 33d Section, then
with the southern boundary Of Sec.
No. 33, 80 and 81 in township Is,
Range 4, and with the southern
boundary of township Y, Range 5
to the beginning. Your petitioners
as in duty bound will ever pray &c.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-11-21

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Den une eem putl;ffun isberLaups erqe
BENT tefaant, o.rB sr cas- 5d}usiosras{h 0f
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f. sanostprebutte 1enar H'rt, bic CT 8:
5reuncu saun, nj,ulnr ct aIs Satlrua an.
GrGt!isb guStubuh!.
G11tnu. SCu'p l3 1884. ID 6n,i
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-11-21
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Die i8teu sefunomabenrsn, oesetabIiide
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Da Der liuteritDr1bsusr Die @eneroT=9Es
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ter uno dui1srF lc5dHtaleu 4Ir5enspsu uno
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en- III peIfaufen.
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bep ibm psri0nllcb III SrunopIlS, Meoiua
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i6 0rn petsr &animaun, (9isoaetsur oer
teut(cben 3ettuna } ols msIusn QI9enteu gum
Ds'faufe defer unid B6arsn Hn1ueD anees
felt beY meIebem l1e, NIT meitem unb (eis
REM 0fanen Nu'sr5sl0ue1 Jeotr5eit 1u ba5en
if.
q. D,ils.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-11-21

0Tct(e naA ScHt(d>l2nc. -
Dsr untertcbrlsbene lit 9tlonuen b;o gun
Gute ce6 DlOnat 9lobem5<ra ein 9}eIie nGt
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bsIisoen pbin poitjreDeu 8rifTen ba!o g.
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-. SocOb 9J1ilIer
O7adiCon, Gtoyf Co. NblD.
SrucfRsIo, N;t. 81. 1891. @9:4p.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-11-21
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Slads{1omen, &lee< uno 9ras,
Gaomenj-fo wis aub 0irGbfeue.
0lenn pieis Vrooutte an Isin QHaagbau5,
au oer Nsitlets os5 Canals, seliefs,t ,psr=
oer.
D's, ,reidbe eeneist fInb einen De6lel Die:
fe' 2lrt aof>um"ntern. .peroenibm eine gunll
s5siarn, ,rern lie bep ibm. on JJru- S.
j, urrtba I'5 vadtteines uemGtcbr, nslt:
fitb om @ouoIe, anrufeu. 49,
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-11-21
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me Tr,unor nnD >o5 VHblltun, baB ct isiue
joulmabyrsr osrIe9t bat uno eieielbe nuns
2mebr In osr. >Ayevfttd,ts oe6 Drn. Yeter Iofs
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Canton, Su!Y {, 1884. 12stf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-11-21

Ies uHtritDsisbsre erbfnet isbt ein ou6s
3yoctnte@ 4|icrttr1sur pon. gileuraaren
Nurhlnl ANcltn unD Nlrbctinfftr1,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-11-21

Ser uuter10riebsne bal BON Den stdoten
pbl!aosIpbia uno 9(suYore erbalteu, cine
QrcBe 2Insmabl pom
Il avn ,e,cr -. C rk - ,,,,N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
llIE TRANCE


wear Belumorv. child, Supposed To b. lead
vas placed In a coffin. and the lid ~as about u
close upon II forever, ul.cp IL Az kc anL called
'"' us h'"'her .NdsoHc Record
How Ike those forms he iooks
hat sat in stony ~hitrncss over tnurhs,
Memorials Of u,e,r cold inhabitants"
Hurry Cv,HIgaR
Mourner, were gathering ruunL abirr on ~hieh
babe, clad IA the snowy vesture of the tomb,
R,po.ed. gorgeous pail the coffin yrilc,I,
Aud the barc lid DISCLOSED fare n stainless
N marble beautiful. With hurried step
And wildly ao~ing locks, the mother came,
Aud IA broken tones Of grief thus s,,okc
"Mske way, unlecling crowd
J wish to gaze upon the ssriy dead.
beiorc ~ benr him TO his narrow bed;
Fold back the shroud,
The wind shall Kiss his pailid check once more,
itstoueh pcrvl,anec the life fash will restorv.
Though pale HAT face,
The ~onte'l smile ofjoy IL yet rrtain.-
i 90 much OF beauty Tor the grave r.Inains
10 hide la its embrace.
lie sleeps ~ es,iu.i, ia that box inelosed
Ash within his cradle lac reIoscd.
"t.ook on thu slccPer now
ihiekiy the cold drops on his forehead stand,
n ro>; bud biushcs ia his little hanl,
ORR from the parent bouEh,
Though death hath made INV busl of ur,tni q. coil
WheTr angels dwell. the leaves will soon unfold
"Sprcading thy raven wing,
WI! blast ihc lovely lOug before their prime,
I'm. they have felt the wasting toucI, II Time
Pale Shadow ling.
Why rob the eask,t OF it, precious gem
And pluck he young iloS CT f.UIn it, tender stem
blight With thy breath
The sged pilgrim in this vale Of tears.
Whose form - bcnding ith tlIr weight OF wears.
InSaiistc tyrAnt, Death,
Snsich not the infant froIla its mothers breast
l1iolcss and cold Gene ath dc sol TO r,stl
"Dut am chiidI,ss left,
he staff GA Whieh ho,.cd TO lean /. gone
lhroogh life alone nov shall lourncy on,
OF al loved bcrcft
one spirit more haiti, left the earth 20 dwell
with kiudr''d syuls-Ny stricken flower fare
we'll"
"ildsh,' Mother, he family cries.
Iefrhanec Il MAS Nay-ry II the brain
it .an9oi be- those pale lips move again,
hnd op'-n Arc his ewes -
w 'tii the .itc Lush his check is grow ing red
My cup Of JOY 10 fuil-hc is not dead. -"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
TRANSPORTATION.
BETWEEN
baltimore 4 Harpcrs-Ferry.

BY TIE C.i.N:3L IND RAILROAD.
NNiIE undersigned have established a line
- Of BOATS on the Canal, to ply between
the FONT OF Rocks and Harpcrs-Ferry, and
nave made arrangements to receive aud for
ward GOODS ard COMMODITIES 10 or
from Bsiiisiors and Harpsys- Fsrrg, by the Che
sspeake and Ohio Canal aud the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, rs follows, viz:
They propose 10 receive Flour at Harper,-
Ferry, and deliver the same iu Baltimore. as
above described, until further notice. at the
rate OF hiTfs-nr etAis per barrel, including
all the railroad charges and the other com.
modit'es an the same proportion rs TO weight
They propose, also, until further notice, to
receive articles at the Point Of Rocks, con.
signed to Harpen-ferry, they paying all the
railroad charges, and delivering the same NJ
harPers-Fcry, for the following rates, includ-
ing those charges, viz:
Goods and Merchandise. generally, at the rate
OF twenty-seven cents per 100 ID
Plaster OF Paris, at three dollars per ton.
Sailed Fish s=a Salt at Ia cent. per 100 10.
As IL would save trouble and delay, il i,
suggested that Goods and other commodities
TO be forwarded from Baltimore 20 uarper,-
Ferry by them, be consigned nj the railroad
depot, TO che care Of the subscribers. For
further particulars, apply TO HE subscribers,
living at HarPers-ferry.
P. o. BYRNE s CO.
larpcrs-Ferry, Jan. q, ls3i.-jt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
BON BO1gS, 2TUGAR,
LUCIFERS,
HAD LvSHkpaS EIxs~foa

HVIIE undersigned has just received a, the
~ ChsriestOwn Apothecary X Book Store
FREsH sUFFLy o.
Drugs, Paints, Dye Stuff, Books, &c.
lie can with confidence say. that his as.
sortment - more general than q has ever been
before. Among a Runlber Of articles Just
opened, are the following, VIZ;
Preston Salt, Luc ifers OF AttritiOn Match
e.. fluld Extract of Sarsapariila, Fluid Ex-
tract OF Pink Root, Hslo Fern, Gum Myrrh,
sulphaie Of Morphia, Acetate of Norphia
Denarcotised I.audanum, genuine French Ju-
Iube Paste ot Pcctorzl Gum, in bores-Oh Of
L"mon, OIL Of BurgamOt, lndelibie iok ia ca
ses, Cupping Glasses, AmmOniated Copper,
Buchu leaves, WASH Bali, Cologne Water
"a fancy bottle. Oil Juniper. Spirits of Tut-
pentine, Cephalio snuh, silver sand, 81. Sc.
Also, twenty-seten different kinds Of con.
FECTlON-Oranges, Lemons. Rssins, A.
mOnds, English vs. slnuts and Filborts To-
geiher with a handsome supply of useful
BOOKS, especially Cor children aud young
ladies' and geutlemen.
JAMES BLOWN.
Jan. .. 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16

The Hon. John Quincy Adams
has addressed letter TO the Speaker
OF the House Of Representatives Of
hassachusetts.requesting that his name
be withdrawn from the member Of can.
didsfes for the Governorship, a.. in
the event Of his election, lie should
deem u his duty 90 decline accepting
the appointment. II - said that this
letter has placed the Anti Masonic par.
~, who supported Mr.. Adams, under
some embarrassment. A Salem (NA.
tonSl Republican, paper expresses the
belief that Iesgue has be en- formed
between the Anti. Masonic aud Jack son
parties, which will probably give a
Jackson Governor TO Msssaehnsetts.
BaR Ca1tUe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
VARIETY.
INDIAN CAKES. OR poNE

INDIAN CAKES, OR PoNE.
For making Indian Cakes. 10 one
quart OF milk and three eggs,-bear
them well--theu add as much meal A.
will make batter Of the same con,is-
'enoy as /" used for buckwhcat cakes.
pour 1t into bake kettle, and bake a.
Tor other cakes. When sour milk can
De had It IS to be preferred. into which
put some PearIash as for making buis
cults.
when cakes are made according to
the above directions. most people prefer
them to wheat bread. and no doubt
they are more healthy. They should
be eaten warm. and with a cup Of cot
lee make an excellent breakfast In
addition TO all their recommendations.
they are-economicaI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
THE SPLENDID
PACKE% Boar,
The EDreaiNRuR.

AS been placed upon the CANAL, 10 run
m daily between the Point Of Rocks and
HaTpers-fsuy, 20 meet the RAILROAD CARS,
running 70 and from Baltimore.
The PREsIDgST viii leave Harpers-Ferry
every day st 10 O'Clock, A. ~; and return
daily, on the arrival Of the Cars from Bah
FIFTY CENTS.
PARTIES oV PLEASURE can be accom-
mOdated On reasonable terms by the owner
and captain. Il. ". OFFUTT.
IIarpers-Perry, Dec. IL, 1919. 1T
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
rUsttsHEp, wtkKLu, ut
JOMr -. G.fLL.fHER.
CONDITIONS.
TWO DOLLARS q FIFTY CTS.

Payable half yearly; but Two DorLan.
will be received as payment in full, If paid
entirely IN advansb- Whenever payment a.
deferred beyond the expiration Of the year,
/ interest will DC charged
e. subscriptions for six months, 81 -, To
be paid invariably IN sarsAee.
ADVERTISING.
The terms Of advertising, are For square
OF less, 81, for three inscrtions-larger ones
IN the same proportion. Zach continuance,
- cents per square.
a. All advertisements not ordered for n
specific time, will be continued until forbid,
and Charged accordingly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16

Ar. Key IS still 10 this place. lie
has been With the Governor very ire
quently. An Effort - making 90 have
the trial Of the soldiers removed Co the
District Court. Secret Covncils have
been held.snd various Fumors are ahsaf.
The Solicitor hes rsfos~d 90 enter q
n0He PTosegHi on the bill Of indictment
found sgAiost the murdersrs u Oven,
and q - supposed by many thst Il IL
the object Of a certain party 20 get the
Governor 70 pardon them 81 once, and
pat an sad u the whole sEAir. What
will be done, 10 still matter Of eoniee
tafs. - IuseGioOsa EypOsifor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16

Cure for me Bots. When a horse
begins 10 suffer from the bolts, he
should BE- Immediately blcd in The
neck and the blood poured down HE
throat. The blood should be eaupb,
IN bottles and put in warm water to
Keep - from eOagulstiug. The sppli-
cation OF this remedy. says = writer
IN the American Farmer. will relieve
the horse in five minutes.
Uabash Ikrald.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16

Rolling IOtah ef 40 siceefs. The
people Of Salern Mass have establish
sd an ordinance 20 prevent BOYS dick
ing lasses" from bung holes. We arc
astonIshed al the people Of Salem-(or
from The days Of solomon Up, an oees
sionsl hiking has been supposed 10 30
Of service 70 boys, ADD 1.-The sweetest
Gays sc have spent were among the
fnsffs Or Ntw FORK Star.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
WHtte-MOISse T0reTps
EOR 1HNTT.

HVrIE very valuable and well-known Ia
u Vern stand. known by Tie name Of the
WIiTE-HOUSE. with ali its sppurtenanoes
stable, smoke-house, spring-house, garden.
&c. &C. - for rent. u Is situated on the
main ROAD leading from ChsrIestOwn 10 Win
chester, about az miles from the foEnser and
l6 miles from The Latter place.
II the above property = not rented privately
~ the lst day March next, q will, on that
dsY, on she premises. he routed % the highest
bidder Possession given on the Let March.
RACHEL LOCK.
Dec. 81. fsl1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16

WoaAS.-As the dew lies longest
and produces most fertility ~ the
ahsds, 90 woman IN the shade 81 do.
nestle retirement sheds around her
path richer and more permanent bles-
sings than man; who 10 more exposed
so the glare snd observation 81 public
life. Thus the humble add retired Of
ten yield more vslusbis benefits 60
society than the noisy and clustering
satellites Of earth, whose very light VI
unconeedsd enjoyment detsriofatss
and parches Up the moral soil it flows
over
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16
In erceNent Oil Nil.
TWO CONMODIOUS
DWELLING HOUSES

The yards and garden Of one Of them highly
imProved--together with several ouI-build-
ings Of dIierent kinds.
A further description Of said property is
deemed insxpcdent, as the purchaser will Of
course view II for himself II IS confidently
believed, however, that the various unusual
advantages, arising from its proximity TO the
two great works Of internal Improvement the
abundant supply Of country hides from the
IIarpers-Ferry market, the water power, &c.
combine to render il the most eligible pro-
perty OF the hind, Tor q person or company
with good capglal, 10 be found in the coun
~.
Tho property being unsuited 20 the oceupa
ton and management Of widow and young
children, will be disposed Of on very Fessona.
bic terms, both as 10 price and extension OF
credits.
For further particulars, apply either TO John
Frame, at IIarPers-Ferry, Or 20 Andrew Hun
ter, IN Cbariest0wn, Va.
Nov. T. 1893
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After heated debate ~ the House
oi Representatives,, Col. Crockett ob.
ser'ed-"Well. a man may get 80 Iull
81 pi'ci here, that if he'd bite himsslG
he'd die"
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. AYlNG located himself IN the ne shbor.
n n hood ~ i.oeiown, Jefferson county, Of
iers hts professional services to the public.
6Y-hi. rcsidencc - AZ Mrs. BcalFs.
oct IL, i-3J. q
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WORTHY or ATTENTION,
Land IF a Superior Quality
FOR SHE.

vINIE subscriber being drsirous 10 remove 10
II tho West, offers for sale that desirable
piece OF property, lying in Jefferson county,
Va, on the main turnpike road leading TO
Baltimore, and Immediately at the cross road
leading to Alexandria, miles from Harpers-
Ferry and - from Charlcstown tho coun,y
seat) Harpcrs-ferry, it will be recollec,ei.
Is the best country market in Virginia for all
kinds OF country produce; 10 " hich place the
chesapeake aud Ohio Canal IS now completed,
and the Baltimore and Ohio RAILROAD also
within few miles Of it, from whence flour
can be transported for ga cents per barrel
and perhaps less, either 20 Georgetown or
baltimore II can be testified, that on this
farm there have beet raised upw ards OF 40
bushels Of wheat and CD bushels Of corn. pcr
acre, and 60 tons OF hay, per season. u is,
without exception. the best farm in the Val
ley, and contains about Io2 ACRES. with
out a stone-break upon IL, has n suficiency Of
timber, and the whole farm now in a high
state Of cultivation, and under good fencing.
The Improvements are a large a
and commodious well-6nished M
T0rerM House. ~.
which has been occupied as such s--AAz3
for several years, with success-and every
necessary building for farn and tavern, ali
under good roofs and in complete orier-a
hrst-rate young apple orchard Of choice fruit,
and two neyer-f1iling wells Of water, with
pumps IN them, convenient TO the door.
Persons disposed TO purchase, will undoubt-
edly view the property, when the terms will
be made known by the subscriber, living on
the premises.
HENRY ID. GARNIIART
N. B. " the above property be not sold be-
fore the first day Of March, 1894, il will posi-
lively be sold on that day, to the highest bid
der. II ID a.
Jan. 2, 1894.
OrThe Iisgcrsto~p Mail, Lancaster Penn a
Journal, and Frederiekto~n Examiner, will IN
sert the above until the day OF SALE f not forbid
and forward their accounts 10 the Free Press Of
nee, Tor payment
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-01-16

a train ~ 40 care, containing $500
bbl' flour passed sykessille, one DAY
las, week on 'ts way from FreJcusk,
to Baltimore,