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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-07-05

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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-07-05
Samsta@ Den 5te1r Dutp 1884.

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bott cine 1lnItalt pie Die @. Gtoa'
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QSIr 9lanben es nibt-Nriitofraten
uno tlelne 9espDten rperoen lle bep
Den nd6fen QSablen unterltueen u,
Manner in Den Gen9re6 erwdblen,|
Die Der Sont 9unlie llno; bic Srel'
bettsfreunDe aber nerpen s. | n Be
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5ur QSelt 9ebra6t bot; jeDes 8eln
1T 9eraoe oberbolb Den Slauen, gesI
tbeilt, uno Der 9ats 1T falt s,peptnal
(o long pie 9ewbbnli6.
81 e br 9lptb un0 gleno.
Gin febr sbrlitbsr S(abbor fiagte mir
neuli6, pa6 (eiu 8efbdft 70 .febr
f6le9t 9ien9e-ni6ts wdre utbun
-er fey f6on psrf6ieDene Wo9en
aus 2lrbtt-f'u. prdGoent Ja6fon
fey ami 8 9ansen f6u!o !''-prdQoent
SodGpn tpute il6 (bomen, fastet6.
Ser Manu oouerte tni6t .aber l6
fpnnte tbm ni6t belfsn. !. SD fpnn>
te ibm in feinem 8elddft Feline Nn'
lfellung perpreeben-oenn tpertber
gefer, er. tpor Elm sSocter1-
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lon mus Die S6ulo tra9en1 0oB
Dem Spotenerdber (ein 0el6dft
m!e6t if.-(prpteif.
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-tpel6er ltott Der Geesr lauter Set'
serinne1 9ebraubt tperDen. ~Ote
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weiblibe Gef6le6t rpdre etel bt0sr
gum Sdriftfeeen 9eet9net, als Das
mdnnti6t, orbeitete piel fbneuer uno
wpblfeiler, un0 rpdre tpas Die 5aupt
labe it, piet $ erfcb ~ te9euer!
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oeren Da (epn man bier ac6 &penIse
Spuren fnDet. = VI .,.',-}. -. .
:, g,ortbampton seseu peniplpanieu.
gBdbrenb einem 8ef fu6 oes 3ene'
rol gaowallaoer unD teiner 9attin
in Setblebern, ga. ,nabte ST.. s.
$. 8punote, 9rn. Siegler, Gatti>
tpirtbt Dafabh etn Gefbenf Don et'
nsr Sorelle, tpslbe 20 sou lang unp
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wo9. Oiee wuroe stint Mit1oss,
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rem pno 9atnen lieBen }i6 folbe gut
bmefer, .DiefeS wor cine, re6te
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fere politif6en 0esner auf cine srb'
|Bere Babfprelle aufSuneilen. ~. T.
r. Cation eorresp.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-07-05
Gin sei(niber Oieb !:

Ser be(onber6 gbrpiroise ? 81.
|Ddre, Elm Metbopi(ten prepieer $.
Ospeso golntpi >Sltmporf,: tpur0e
neuli6 fammt pfero .uno Bosen
fett9encmment init Dem er (ib aus
Dem Steube 9ema6t bate. ,Bie
IS 1betnt sebbrte beioes,.DferD unD
|9Sasen Dem @tsentbimer zines
Wtstbfolles in utica, ,ueI6er, t,oetp
Dem er cine 9eroutue> 3eit ouf oie
INldfebr oes 9eilli6sn Serrn .oe-
|1partet batte, enbli60eroacbt fDbpf
|te uno II6 aufmabte, .um tbn, 1ob<
Slllesen. S(oeb elmer stemlib longen
Velle fam er aub nabQBapneg ouu,
tp, IN pennfplpanien, nos e. 3ufdk
llgerweife fsiu .@isentbum in Der
Ndbe elmer Wletb i(ten&irtbe tte>
Sen fobi iintpdber seraoe, Der frett,me
preoiqer 06le, tlnD 9erpoinnif IL
ber olle Sdufer, gigner tlno .Diebe
beraboonnerte. Nls Der 0ptteso lenft
su ,@noe ,por lief e. bet, eifrieen
|Diener bes 9errer, tpe gen Oi(bfabl
In 8erbaft nebmen uno ins@efdns<
mtg. brin9en, ipp berfelbe jet feDn
l1rtbeil ertportet. = 3. .... ..,I
sine porttaao seit',ns, eersabltt eab Elm
70 iabriaer W1ana in, jener Stabt t,eulid,
oen Deriub mad)te, feiuen Gepf pon, gsums
|pfe 3n baden. grle9te ben &opf aaf seinen
Slod, uuoefin8 an resel,naBis barauf Aps,u.
baden. ga er aber, t,ibt ben rsebten, Wes
treffen tonnts, 70 fsbrte Ct Die aIrt UNI, unS
bamtnerte nader auf, feine. .ipirnfbale LOG,
big ibn fem, Spbu entoedte i.nb ieinen. Steif
@inbdt that, NsIiaibier @abniipn tpat bic
llrfabe oiefef ,iOnperbaren Derluns, fH ei=
uen acpf fdt5er sr MAIDEN. .fs1l5zs, J, !,
Gin aeasssu soi, t Il ssyabra,,n'.,siifn,t gtdat
bbio, Itbter be5, Germ petes 1bitnpfoa
,pie9t bstsits test fDon slo Wfuao. NJ
s@baubetbaftss ereis,iB.-Dst
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am ksten GreitaS cine {SpDter; ots
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|2lre QBlttbsbaus, MontsDinerpg gaun,
|pti tpelbe fraa,pfbaftsn 3ufauen tlnt
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-07-05

SruMborfeit. .-Die. Satin bes
6rn. Sobn Srwins, bon enffpro
Saunfbip, Susqusbannd gduntp,
penn{Dlpania tpuroe am oten SurDl
anf, cine 9eburt, Mutter vett 81 ier
.lebenDissn Sbbtern. Swep Den
.ibnen ffarbet1 in ,tnsefdbr slnetStun>
oe, unD, man farbtet Die ubrI9sn
,perben (te uibt lberIeben. ,...,~
! 43i4# S.rY-Nos <,@.,,....i
! Gin s9bmeiser luSwdroeter,
tparo am lseten Gafnitag, auf feiner
Neife na6 aAbanpt inbsm Datnpft
boot 9ietcrp feiner &ifie beraubt,
,pelbe $3.50 in SO Cts. @taefes,,
nebi Sletoer, Il. entbislt. Bep2ln,
fllnft Des BpD3tes In, Canal
ne ipprDea palfasiere Dntb Die
|blrgerlt1en 0ebbrDen tlnterfltbt,
|absr pbne pas 8slo ipieoer 5u er,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-05-29
New Spring Goods.
w. & b. PORTER

"AVE just opened a new and extensive
II assortment Of GOODS adapted for the
pressat and approaching season, which have
been purchased within the past ten days in
New Yark aud they are enabled from the
great variety and very desirable style oftheir
Goods, and the low prices at which they were
purchased. 10 offer greater inducements than
ever To those wishing 10 buy.
THEIR STOCK CONSISTS IN PART or
Broad CiSths. almost every variety of cul0rs,
aud quality; black add fancy cold Cassi-
meres. fancy cold SattiDests, black silk Vel
vets far vestings. Marseiles do; white and
cOl'd Grape Camblet. and great variety of
other goods for mems and boys summer APP
pareI; black. scarlet and white Merino Shawis;
Thibet. Cashmere. Painted, Satin. Grape, and
many other styles fancy Hk'fs; black and
blue black Italian Lnstrings. MaFcelines; cold
POult de Ewoiss, and Gro de Maps; printed
French Muslins and Calic0es (new stylet-ai-
20 English and domestic Calieoes. MarseiIles
NuiIts, CounieFpanes. Irish Lnens, Diapers,
Asnask Table Cloths. Russia and Irish
N,etings. Gloves. Hosiery, and a large stock
SomesIic Goods at reduced prices.
door south Post 0Dee, ApFI &4,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-05-29
Htteb6tetO 1EMqufrsr:
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MOANING,
By HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers
two dollars per year, payable before tae expiration Vi
six months. ..5
To companies Of any number six, 81 SO per
wear. payable as above. To companies less than six
81 10 per year, payable as before. 25 ceuts w be
deducted from each of these PRICES when payment is
made in advance. These prices are exclusive Of mail
stage charge for transportation. a.
No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages
are paid, except at the discretion Of the editor.
Notice Of wish TO discontinue must be given before
the expiration Ofa year..
ADVERTISING. One square, three insertions, 81,
RWd the same proportion Tor more squares
Halt square, IS eis. Con3uance over three weeks
20 per cent per week. liberal deduOaon made for
advertisements continued 8 Or IL months.
Administrators add Executors Notices, 81 90
Commissioners Notices, 25
All cOnMu aca,ions must be post paid.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-05-29

The following brief sketch of an interesting
association we copy from the Boston Ga
zette: - '
The american Bible Society held its 18th
anniversary in New-York on Thursday last.
Hon. j. Cotton Smith presided. According
t" the Treasurer 'sAnnual Report, the receipts
ut the past year were eighty eight thousand
six hundred dollars; the number Of Bibles
and Testaments issued, one hundred and ten
thousand. eight hundred and thirty two; and
the whole number since the formation Of
the -SOciety, Que million, six hundred and for.
iy- tonr thousand, five hundred. The whole
number of Auxiliary Societies is 887, and the
number Of Brunch Associations still larger
During the past year, books have heen grant
ed, or the means Ia procure them. for use in
the following foreign countries and regions,
viz. Canada, Mexico, South America, France,
Russia, Greece, Turkey. Africa, Bombay,
Csylon, Burmah, Java, China, and the Sand
Wich islands, The chapel in which the meet
inf WAS held, ssass sxded. and II deep inter-
est nanaestetlb BY all present Addresses were
delivered by a number Of Rev. gentlemen.
vizs-Messrs. Stow aud Black OF Boston. Ste-
wart of Utica. Henshaw Of Baltimore, Reed
and Matthewson of England. Miinor, Cone
and FnOte of New York, and PlHnmer of
Virginia. Resolutions IN favor Ut an extend
ed circulation Of the Scriptures, "without
note or. cSrament," among all the accessible
population Of the globe, were adopted"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-05-29
j. G.. BECKWETH,
At az Sign Of Drugs and Medicine.

At the Stgn OF Drugs and Medicines,
IS RECEIVING CONSTANTLY,
GENUINE MEDICINES; English and
~ American PAINTS; Osborn's Linseed.
and also Prepared OILS for painting; Pure
Porter; Gums. Turpentines. Lamp Oil-DYE
STUFFS-Trnsses, Congress Water. Sc
Including all articles and medicinal prcpara-
tians usually found in connection with the :
hove articles. which he will sell at small adj
vance from cost for cash or good credit.
Litchfsld. Aug. g.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-05-29

maase' Q. n. 1ors, W'k"s o. fe""sy''a"'"' Morris
iN"'e = l'o's, ""., D..''" 81 "'Ss""r''-
/ ''O se'e'.f '" =. "'e", w"OSo-
INSISTS A'p'O" OF
IT, :, ,es y "ss'. :. 80" "'t.''e u A'"oao"'-
4 -, oss" - '''1 "e 'O'e """'" nave
/ -. "' "u-' o"' ~ ~ -s.,.e
"s 1stpeta16t'O"'-l ne ""s"i"g'"" Telegraph
s"sS 'p"' mr. Csy' at@s O." FRIDAY last pro-
o"""eu 20 '"a. oouS' serious ana important g"es-
w" "as "ne'"ef 2" SATURDAY "s"t last, previous
10 tue explanation which appeared o" Monday, there
nag 0 not neen = mee'iHg OF certain Individuals who,
i w'"oa' consultation" Nnh tne PRESIDENT concerted
'hat explanatory protest. which was thea carried to
~" 20 s'gn, and 10 which he pns his name. No an
4 swer was gisen. s& 80. Az
Woma"'-Man hath = fleece about him, which en-
aDes MN 70 bear ,he buttesings ofthe siormhu. wo
mas wheo yoasg RAD 1--we pcnr, ID N y scea
'aMa' 'or winch tho wind hss not been tempered.
erify.-Of NIL thiugs, wise man will most
avoid any ostensations appearance singulari,y.
Large fsrs e Alexandria, Lonisiaaa-As 6.e oc-
cntred AZ Alexandria, on fhs night Of the 29,h al.
The stores Of N, Dabney u Co. and M. WeIch & Co.
were destroyed, together with all The buildings be-
tween the bank Of Lohisiaaa and the tavern OF Mr..
Cnibsrston. The Bank was several Zines on fire,
's't" usN-ss tttAtsCuItys no TOSS 10 va
sioasIy estimated, from 30 to SO, 900 dollars
Meier before n Priat.--A person was seen day or
two ago walking rapidly down in the middle OF Main
etwith acowhitie IN his hoad apparently in search
sound to some gentlemen s,an,,v - -. IA. ...,s
and ipooired If ,,ev ., se., Ia. .,.,,
mas. nv, rh.v r.,,;.d 49,. IN
"a ;ehs ,v.s ..,., ~ y. ~ =, "sH
$3.50 q. 60. saM ''e nAo'
~. 1890" .aa war;" van b"ren' =.
-" sA"' s'.u ~: "un"ng 'or ao'g negro, 70
ny "e so~h anu give me Matches Courier.
n0f,'"s.-mr Richie The venerable editor Of the
isehmond enquirer, says. the Why's have elected
'heir candidates in many paris Of tho State. by The
erossess sasshoods aad aods by The united efforts of
the Bank monster and notification, ~ emitting and
garbliag exsrac,s iromihs Presidsnts protest. raising
false alar,as aha, the Presdcn, had closed ,he Senate
and threatened 10 masc, /. The u .. .Mas.ss q.
VIVA, wck "a and ~ NJ
,he.s vyh;., ,.,.., 49,. 49,, E 49,
4. I. aPo"
~. 81, -" ssc.-
- -. ~ s, so'uuc'ea 'he'f
a,y steassss poss'oss par'sy ana hoe0y hor
''Oss:' III W l4ts ,ss8e
Morde 1afroass'--ss'r Edward Codringion. the gall
liant victor u, the baiile of Naynrno, was recently
challenged to due Instead of accepting OFF the
brave Admiral Applied sAs Kias,s Bench. and Oh
-
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-05-29

HHvHE complaints peculiar 10 the female part Of the
l. community have been long successfully treated by
che adM abstraction Of she Aromatic Pills, originally
prescribed and compounded by Dr.. Reife. They
cleanse the blood from those disorders Ot the female
constitution, for which, the Pls are an effecual speci-
zig; they free circRaiion reforM The irreS,-
lar operators of the saHguiieroos system, and recty
che disordeted habits. The proprietor confidence
Ihe superior excellence of this equally innocent and
I'owertat preparations, is founded the most decisive
aNgsiaaay FRAN ssay reslored gaasnss. lie assure
tliis ii0S1inn 81 the public, thar when
DR.. Itelfs's aromatic Pills forsEemales
resulariy taken according The objections accom-
l.ayipg ien they revive and establish the de sired
lleaiihy has, and tho pallid connte nance
the nniural glow of health and good spirits.
Married ladies viii find the Pills equally useful ex-
cepi in certain cases. when they must not he taken ;
eher musi they he taken by persons Of hectic
snn.lVve habits. They may he used successfully by
either men Ia all Hy2ochondriar, Hysieric,
or va,fsh disorders. In all Of this description
ahe Pills purify, nVigoraie aud revive the disorder ed
system. Ptice 81, so a hox.
u None are genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper, by the sole proprietor, 4. KlDDER
isn,ediate Successor the laie DIR. w. T. CONWAY.-
For sale al his Counting Room, over No. 80, Court
Street, near Concert Hall, Boston, and also by his
special appointment, by
SAMUEL Buelan j. G.. Beckwiih, Litchfeld !;
e. Coolies, South Farms Daniel Norton,
Canaan; Judson &, Whisttesey, ". Preston !;
isaac s. Wads,oorth, Betkiem; Norion s.
Henderson, Goshen.
Large discount TO tiIose who hay 10 sell again. 4
March2 Iye4w42
IS
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-05-29

A gentleman having appointed to meet
his friend on particular business, went to
his house. and knocked ut the door, which
was opened BY servant girl. He inform
cd her he wanted her muster. He is gone
out. SIR said she. Then your mistress
will do said The gentleman. sShe,' said
the girl. is gone out to0.' Ny business
is Of consequence returned he; I is your
masters son NJ honei' mo, SIR replied
the Girl. she is gone OUT That's un-
lucky indeed replied he; 'but perhaps il
may not be long before they return; / will
step in and sit BY your frs.' s0h. sir.'
said the girl, tho Gre is gone out too. -
Upon which the gentleman babe her ln-
form hor master that he did not exPees %
be received so eOeIiy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11
COMPANY DRILL

small volume has rceessiy bcea issued from
The ofiss Of the wiseheser Repsblie.a. vith
the following title: .Sasrf .Sysse- IF Co~pany
Dri1. sdapteda 70 Cs-panses ereresod On siasLs
rank. 4"
The vort, ve have uadcr.sood, is By Col. Bell
-sn od'esr whose sst.isasass in military science
arc too veil known vi,hia the bounds Of thi.
Brigade, 70 require any reeonncsd.tioa- The
0fheer' and privssss Of the ssh R-sieeas. v. NJ
would do veil To furnish themselves, With this
manual. - they may ere long be required, by
their ueHerabte Commander In Chief, 10 exert
their martial kill in opposition to the !geas d
GrSnes Of France.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11
S.AkE.

authority Of deed Of trust. executed
~ TO John Janney, by DIR. John X. Hay
den, TO secure the payment Of debt therein
mentioned TO Amos JAnney, I will proceed
TO sell. At public auction, for ready money, at
BeekhAm's Hotel. IN the village Of HArpers-
Ferry, on the l3h day Of DeeeRlbsr Rt1f. all Of
certain piece or parcel Of GROUND. an
the town Of Bolivar, 10 the county Of Jeaer-
500, containing twelve acres. (partieulafly
described IN said deed, Of record tn tho
Clerks Office Of the County Court Of JetF,r.
son. together with all the buildings and An
Purteaanees thereunto belonging Such title
~ u vested IN sad trustee believed to DO
indisputabie) will be conveyed by me 10 the
purchaser. J. 7. DAUGHERTY,
-iifoTAsy IN feet, Ior
NOV. u, 1884 joan Janney Truliss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11
NOTlCRR-

The Comnuaioa viii be administered Ia tbs
Free Chareh. hsrp-rs-Ferry, Ss.<iss sexi.
by Rev. 3. TSaoa-SsE~iers 10 commence Il
~ O'Clock, A. N.
The Temperance Society q Chsri-stova -iII
meet this evening". Al h>if pas, O'IOek. ga the
Presbyterian school room
The Rev. Isaac whEsrrn, Of the Netbodis 9,
Protestant Church, will preach IA Mr. Hugh. q
School Room, On " dnesdsy neNt, u -.rIy cat
delight; and NJ ksLirtoun. GA IhurSiay ae1t.
At ~ O'Clock, A. NJ.
The highly interesting ceremony Of con-
seerating the new Church IN SmithheId. viii
take place on the 18th inst, (Christna. d.y. J
Brethren Of all denominations are eordiaIi,
invited TO attend. At the same time col
lection will DO taken up TO a.si.t IN paying
the debt incurred m ITS construction.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11

virtue Of q deed Of trust, executed 70
the subscriber % the 9th day Of Au-
ses'' 1872, and duly recorded IN the Clerk.
oelos OF the County Court Of Jefferson. 10
secure certain debt therein mentioned. orr
slnaily due from l. wernwsg 10 Joseph T..
Russell. but BY subsequent assignment and
agreement between the parties, nov duo
IRON Joseph L. smith TO Daniel Hoffman X
20. OF baliimore, shall proceed TO sell, a.
me highest bidder. for eAsh, 81 SsfErdsy, tks
xah Day II art raoAiA, (DsessbsT,) ali the
INTEREST held by said Wernusx Al ,,,J
date, 80 the Valuabls island property DesT
haTPerS-Fsrry, embracing the Saw Mil
DWellIng Houses, A0d other improvements
ssiua:ed thsTeoo, Os so much thereof a. may
b necessary. Sale 20 take place on the
premises AZ ? O'Clock, p ~
Nov 2. 1874 T',,,,.-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11
SJ Reward.

AN AWAY frO0 the subscriber residing
- y IN CharIestow3, JeHersOa County, oo
the 2lst ult-. negro girl named I,oUIaA.
and about Is jean Of age. She Is the pro-
Pery OF Dr- Alexander SIraIih, and = as h.
red 10 me Tor the present year. Il % mos,
probable that she - lurking N the town OF
ats ne'shooShOod- She IL about leet IN
height. not very esTk eobOured. and had %.
Shen she aeseOeded. IInsey IrOek. The
above reward vail be gwen # she !, d.I,y,r,J
to her owner, OF 10 me On or before the 9s,b
INST
ALEXANDER JONES.
DeeeRber ~, I534-3i.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11

providing By law for The p.yaeas Of tvo TO-
naming .astaimen,s duo iron the State Co
me Wisebsstsr and Potonse R.ii Rood Con
P.ny, and that sad comni.tce have leave %
report by ball or otherwise
on motion Of Mr.. Gsilahsr. The conais-
tee Of Claims vss instructed 20 ,oo,ir. =, 4,
the ProPristy Of refusdisx 10 Jaa-s " y,osr
Of Jederson, the saoust of taxe. on lard
o'ereharsed 20 him from the year is25 90 The
year 1879, inclusive. jR.si. HR,x
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11

VNtE subscrIbers uiii reat 60 the highest
bidder. % SsisTdsy a. 2Oth issfsaf. the
DWELLING HOUSE sod LOTS. With ali ihs
aPPurieaanoes thereunio belonging. fOr1erIy
The property aud % the ocevPasey of Js@e,
y. Wager. The DwsllIng House - vsry
large The lots are large sod very produe-
tSe, wiih = good stable SD DegFo qssEtsT
attached. The whole together @aking q "a
admirable stuaiiOa for EAWEAW q
The hTst order. Parties and others uSshInE
70 stay short hme 81 this usaeh sdnsired
place would give thH the Pssfsresss on Sc
count o. the @any oonVen,snoss, to- nsse-
FOus 10 naHse ia tkts adrsrtl.s ussnt iss . A,eh
must immediateiy stfiks Ne vsss e ssy %
server a. hrsi strht
va H ANnEKSoN
HaFpars-Feuy, Dee. ~ is1g-1t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-11

4 lHE iwO-story STONE HOUSE, Ktehsu
- Out-HOOses, and four or ave acre, o.
LAND attached, N BerryViiIe, formerly oceu
ped BY DIR. WHAhinStOG, - offered Zoe sale OF
rent. on accommodating terms. This Is de
sir1bie property, and can be examined Al an,
tune Apply 10
JOSIAH w. WARE.
Near BerryviIle, dec II, Is34.-3t
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&TR.A We.

~ TkAiED from my farm, near Charles
~ town, ooe -9ulry Hsifsr. } years old nc II
Spring, and not marked, one -Nsiey Steer, two
years old ss1t SPs'ns; both Of them brIndIes
some white about the steer, and marked with
= swallow fork IN the right ear. Also, oas
Rsd Hsysy. two year, old next Spring, with
horns, and some white about her, but nol
marked.
Dec. ~, lS3t. s. w. LAKELAND
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CANAL CONVENTION.
t-ibsfrae sf tie Proceednge contained in "a
Baliim0re fsasrioanl

BaLii1ore .91AeTieaa.l
On Monday last, the sth instant, al
ii o'clock, A. NJ, the Convention as
sembled in the Masonic Hall in Balti-
more. A large portion Of country,
extending as far west az Belmont and
Columbiana counties, Ohio, was repre-
sented. M. c. Sprigg. of Md, called
the Convention to order, Outerbridge
Horsey, Of Md, was called TO the
chair. John p. Kennedy, of Baltimore,
appointed Secretary, and Joseph Shri-
yer, Of Md, Assistant Secretary.
A committee, consisting Of three
gentlemen from each state represented,
three from the District Of Columbia,
and three from the city of Baltimore,
was appointed to nominate permanent
officers. After a recess, the Conven-
ton re-assembled at 4 O'Clock. p. M.
when the committee reported the fol.
lowing nominations:
PreNdenf.
George c. Washington, Of Md.
Hice Presidents.
Elisha Whitdesey, Of Ohio.
Elisha Boyd, of Virginia.
William Bradley, Of the District.
William Robinson, Of Penn.
Secretaries.
John p. Kennedy, Of Baltimore.
Joseph Shriver, of Maryland.
The officers Of the Convention hav-
ing taken their seats, the President eK-
pressed his sense Of the honor conferred
upon him.
The Convention was then declared
In be duly organized. Mr.. NJ. C..
SPngg, Of Maryland, presented the
proceedings Of the public meeting Al
Cumberland, on the 18th October,
1894, which had proposed the present
Convention, and they were read.
MIR. X. s. Coke, Of the District Of
Columbia, after some predatory remarks,
moved the appointment Of a committee
10 consist Of three members from each
State and the District Of Columbia. re-
presented in the Convention, and three
from the City Of Baltimore, with in
structions 10 report such resolutions a.
they thought required the action Of the
Convention IN the prosecution Of the
objects for which IL had assembled,
which was agreed 20. and the chair IN
structed TO appoint them.
The President announced the fol-
lowing gentlemen as the committee:
CONGRATULATIONS. Coulter, Dun
lap, Watts.
Yrginia.-Messrs. Mercer, Wilson,
Allen.
.Haryiand.-Messrs. HorSey, McCul-
lob, kilgour.
D'siriot Of CoIunJiG.-Messrs. Coke,
smith Hse.
Guy of Baitimore.-Messrs. Thomas,
Niles, Nelson.
Os'o.-Messrs. Whittlesey, Davenport,
ShnvcT.
Adjourned TO meet on Tuesday.
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sALrrnoEE, pGe. 5
FIoCR-Ths wagon price for several
days has been uniform 81 % 62t, and 80
Continues tins morning.
ALEXANDRIA, DEC. 6.
fLoUR--We continue TO quite the va
gon price OF Flour nj 81 6S-ssles from store.
al 65 q 4 &c
WAsoE Poak has advanced IS eeat.-we
now quote IL s. IS 50.
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The late city papers contain some interesting
'nteii'genee from Europe; but the great length
Of the Prvsideas's Message excludes il, q, we'll =.
our seeus,Omed variety.
The French cabinet had been entirely broken
up-ThierA GuiIOs. Human. De RiEoy, aud
Duehaiel having re"gned In Consequence Of the
Kings refusal to agree to an &c, Of indemnity to-
wards some individuals vho had been impr,sooed
for political ofeneea