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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-31

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IS III oUes pprlber. llniereSrap,
pen babeh seftst. Dts 9satlsaek.
eoroen leifstet, ibnen Sep1tanN, unp
Seisteu ben sr6Btsn 0eloeninatb.- .-
.Sie Cbo0eu ~ GepublIfot1er a1f eli
nem ploee nieosr, uno 26 ouf et
nem oneern ; cine 9rofe 2Inbobt
puroe perbaftet. Ote srpep Wrlns
,en klelten Gb Den eon3en Sos an
|0en sefdb:li6fen pldbsn ouf, nno
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nei(e nlcbt be116biSet Duroen.
sic NsitsUeper Der Oeputirten
|&ammer oerfisten Ib tns9efommt
|na6 Dem fbnislicbsn palalt um fel'
| 1utr majsndt 0enNntbtil Su srtldren
lnelhen lie an (siner uno Der Bobk
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lin ibren &rd fteu ftebt, UNI Die Sn'
fuErsctlpn 5u ilnterorlRen.
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bem 0oufe oes G)eneral Ga Gapette,
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bic 0tRee an ben Sag lt9te.
Temps.
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rei6er in bic Sbmeis ein9ertdt
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Bunoestas Sruppsn noeb oenG}ren|
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Bius, uno Defenders Der 9er;os
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fern ab9eibIone neneSroetat ntbt son
|oet &antler Der Oeputirten beftdti.
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Der spsp miniftsr, tpet6e tbreStslt
len nleoerleeten. Ser Seraus9eber
1T ser Metnun9, bic Siu ndre poE
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flung bdtte oprousfben ttnnen uno
|fu9t ne6 binsu, baB meoer III ser
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batte in Der erten Botbe oes pork
genWenats twepNuoiensen bep Dem
&6nig.
unter Der reuen GinrtbfunQ Des
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-31

Jn ben ffflicben 0auptfdtten foffft oos
SdrreQ Slalser isbt ) 3baler Is Gent; Naits
sen Gta!er 10 big IS Gent, uno bic i.breel,
@etraloearteu nacD Wetbd(tniB. Dem Wer=
nebmen nab fpltet Der Mait,en IN Ma(1Iuo,t
IS Gent nno 5u Mtte|bery IS Gent Der 8us
fbe.
s L IN 8. Diefer @taat fat eineu Tono
Don 9 Riilionen 2baIer, meIber tin,ia uuo
dlleln auf Die @r3iebun9 oss Nolf5 pertpenoer
wereen fol-. -Diele gun,ns trdat isBt synters
enen, uno bic etn3ise SGmeeiefeit, peIbe
tfst nod be7eht 1T iiber bic Qlnnabme zines
Stulfpftems, oaS am bel1en 9eeiauet it,
nhplibe Eenrtnit1e unter aue @laifsn ses
NoIts 81 perbreiten.
Das san3e GUuEnelen Iieetiu unfernt
Qanoe 70 febr oarnieber, bat unoer3eiblider>
treife BON ben @sfeb9ebuneen 70 neni9 8e=
adtuns seftsnben, bag jSBt, na6osm iIs
anfansen bic Widtigfeit. uno 8erecbteafeit
Der SacDe n1ebr ein,ufeben bic @elebaebuns
gen in Der 9rbeten Detlesenbet ltnb, auf mel
DE Weiie cine 8erbe11erun9 oes gbu'tnters
ribts eiu5uf Hbren 1T. QIpe @e|eke nber oies
fen @e9enf ft6no, fino MIR y aIbe Maa6res
aeln uno seHsn Die llntcnoe Der @sber sur
s;s3, 0enage, &c.,, naslsa6s',reie & aesr 9lanten
o(ein heflsen, fonit trhrosn ie setpiB ldnaft
fbon anf Den 0eeanfen gefommsn lepn, Yrd
mien out, 500 uno t,leDr 9balern, fir bic
bette aIusa,beituns eineS @dulplanss aus=
SMftben. GO leioet fsinet, 3speifel, noB fb
r"n;ss ,1;ItS Sen"s noen masoen: i;. e Ts'pe eI;s
ten fSnntsn Gsnu ,rhe w ,,,o y'S Ss,,s ntyr snsr
gum 3iele totun1eu, u. BEN bIoesn 0eriud,en
@inbaIt aetbans beraueseber BON 3eit= ,lnb
lung prd'tien bon 700 1baler aa6, spseba!b
oeul 9sesn anlefe 9eteR9sosr oep s,nen!
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-31

s5n sen tttlidDen Soauptfatttn foffet cos
Sdrrel S|a''er tsbt 5 2baIer Is Gent; Naits
gen 2taer 10 big IS Gent, uno bic hbrge,t
@etFaioeaTten na1 8etbdltniB. Dem Wer=
nebmen nab folfet Der Maiben in Ma01uo,t
IS Gent nno 5u NitteIbery rs Gent Der 8us
fbel.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-31

Gin eorrespcnbent bes Qlmerifan GARNER
fbreibt foleenoeS hter ben Ginsmurt,,: -
Nabosfa Ib oenlelben bepnabe Sebu Sabre
an r,einer 6dnb uno bisle Salbe baran psrs
brabt bate, tpceurb bic 3aut yerl1ieeens
NAL atsinst pbne cine Cur 81, beMdrfen, rietb
mir etn Sreano An, etmas 8lut= ober @otb:
,pursel 5a nebr'en, ite III @dis 5u fbueioen
uno oas 3ittermal oanit 81, tpalben. Sb
that es, >pieostbolte eS SITTER uub in einisen
,aaeea mar nilas 9aao seRnp,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-31

Der Columbus @n,isrant trerbd tdB ED
etne setpifie Nnsabl Shrser Don @teftr un0
um'teaenpsn Neunf9ips, in Sapr @aunty,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04
GENRRAL aNrELLsGE~CE.

We learn from the Indiana Sentinel.
that General Marshall has concluded a
treaty with the Miamies, for the pur-
chase of portion of their lands. With
the exception Of small reserve at Tur-
tle-town, ON the head waters of Eel
River, and a reserve about nine miles
square, near the mouth of the Abolie
all the lands Of the Miamies, north Of
the Wabash River. including tract Of
1--WE miles IN width, extending from the
Wabash TO Eel River, have been ceded
TO the U. States; and also a portion oi
the Great Reserve south Of the Wa
bash, extending from Logansport stk
miles up the river, and 81 miles back
making IN the whole upwards Of 200, :
900 acres.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04

Ressired, That .e heartily ereesr .. the sest,-
meots exPrcsscd II . meeting Of our Democratic
Reyubiie.n friends b-id On Berkeley, on the 19,h
August. and rsH cordially sufe s-sh nlr. Al the
srat Slsttng elections. Co . keprvsstst.ti,c
Zoe this Dsssrist. ~ho ~'li truly reflect s~oti
meuis; and thai &c oil oppOsc the eiret.oa 81
any MN opposed % them that r-sR eseo.ir-
age Z. Us;oa and Increased Vigilance" in mann
tanning the true Virgins. principles To ~h,sh ~e
have .lw.ys been stt-shsi, and bci.ese that upon
u free government
Ressitcd. That our Demoer,iie Republican
Fellow Citizens u this Congressional Disir'ei be
respectfully requested Co hold similar meetings,
anil appoint Diegstes 60 assemble st CEN
tr.i position, Lerr.fier Co be agreed o. to aora,-
nate and recommend . ht aud proper person ca
rvPresrt this district IN the next Congress. of ,b-
United St-iss, and. th.t this meeting WILL nov
proceed To .ppo.ss D~leK-s-s IL y.Tt.
Whereupoa. the ioiio-,ag Ern,lefBea we're az
pointed. With su,hority TO ell any v.eaneie, sl.
m.y occur in thrir body, wa:
Jacob Reiehard, W sshinxtoa Uagrr, Oyertou
Hiersaimus. George Bohrrr. Lrmuel asors-
dois. and Samuel Croae: any two Of whom are
suthoriscd to act.
Resotped. That the President sad director, Of
the L. ). B.ak. ga refusing TO .sbm,t it. book.
and psPers Co the inspection Of {. committee. le-
g-ily sPpoinicd by the iiouse q Representative.
and 10 slding from the government the di,,-
bends justly due its stock, clearly manifested
. determination 90 place is-if ab0rr The irH1
authority IsLsoh GRATED az. and To o,rr.we ths
coseraraeni; aud fully justified the fears Il thos-
faithful representative and patriots .bo opposed
,ts CREATION. aud tlose Who arc un lliny 10 per-
petuste its existence smosg US
Resolred. That tl,e proceeding, of th,s meet
'nE BE- signed by the Chairman asd Secretary
and publishcd VA the Virgins Republican aud
Winehes,rr Nirgni@n, and that the other Eli
tors iu Thu, Congressional District. ard ia ti.c
cities Of Richmond and Washington. be respect
fully rvqneSird TO give II inssrtoh iu ia, IA rv-
speetise papers
The meeting then adjourned.
GEO BOIiRER. Chairman
LENuEL NaSonsDoLS, .SocrcsGrg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04

TIE Goii-Now that the elections
arc over. one may inquire OF the great
Globe it.elf. 90 of some ct tie little
giobule, that reflect the false hghi ut
the sa,urninc Orb. What has become 81
the promise that gold "a g. be 70 very
plentiful One scarcely sees Tseoe
Il gold more than vas seen wear
since. Ala, the peg,le are yeu aiter
year clloled with sofur bubble winch
nses, beaung upon q q glden hus
fail IT promise u bursti. and the heves
are amused with - success. Thee
who prepare ihe means II solid advan-
tsges are overlooked, and those almost
WOrshIpped wbo will blow up bubbles
W amuse. We remember thaf among
other promises TIE Cl1i.c declared thar
guld vas o. Aow plentfglly zap the Ma
sissIpIa. We rather suspect that the
precious metal has not been current
tat ~ay
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04
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Pun sl.r .x7a.. E.-st 1u.-..up .r s.n,...,-,,.


The .HssrwX-Hltir 1,aasrx eaEnr-
aoourdIng to the slsrtnlrlnm cd RxsrlI
scicutIho ceiftlt-urrn Wnnulr r4i,.,u Pro-
iessur ulusslea ti y lllr Cailis,r,., md A
correspondence Id TIM InFsH- RssE OLn-
sted and lHrrr number ed the 4 oilr.-.
Faculty and STUDENTS VIZ az during t.i,.
night ID tire gsrh HIrNI,n,slsE wutang IA
see whether the 1nsra',,r% unImh,rt am
the lll.tsIrE .sf xhc nItncsrrf Xlsuiif hs A.
cs--..l.li..hud. NJ HS,s,r : aghxk rhsv
were erutnis,d with TN B.,.rnuInlr ot
the shower. md n nmrmII,,B bar la
hour. The msansrE NsIst MT so nla,-
ncruuS IA laa v,:n ArE n al st-ier r1,:.-
poets the ulgseH-lGnns N,Rk rrtst Sazns-
We have Tins staierD.nr rTlm a N..sy
Haven gentleman amt ilE', M ,hnibt
d IT. accurRCy. We iurae MT In vsc
heard d the ms1esrs i-,ms 1evn IN -
ther planes
r. =. Srnoe tine Hi,swe w,nE IN type.
we Ist.roerve TIM 8Istirsssr Otsrnsant hsrs
made = iTritd csmmuIurInisn sn thu
subject 10 fhr Nv ME1sm BBtr-lilL-
He states fhIn the gIT,.,enInt sf t4iI, lnDou
permitted only 1iIe alrrtr AMT mnu.
splendid m,1rtrg ro Ase srn The
number sd them Though 4gnlIiltr than
thut ID INIT yeur Mhs uIu,ih IiS.3Ee r4ie
commJn average. Tlhy hc,cUU a, bc
frequent n sH-fE RI aaIH nanrIn-s DH,-t
/ q clock, when L iIye ANIL on uglais,l.la
sIilenduur iilna,fd 1sr-th M n atrnlL -
From tins F,-nsH -tb,-y r,nrmn,,t IA fliI
ai 4 ITcrty undiI-In -Int, Iurai G.rVG,-t,-
was lar RdEHnoea u VIE s,stlEullsa.,I
that thousand iaI ,huuInc r+ir 1llritr-
Their drroCtiTns N,i-- irnsT-t rss;nsnriss-lAitt
than theIr number, HnH Hfilr-t.-t mnr,.
unequTvocal eSldenur 81 rti,r absu.afy
nj the Iihennnennn WITH thar at hast
year. They HlFr.HzrH h Arsi.r.. ~, RIB
dIate from IA CarmDun u,nfsrt Init r4int
centre WIS mum II -.h- C ln4.c.ll.I,luu ii
Leo.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04

haE>st,ry rvhes-ssd Lord N<lsoa IN hr,
o-n sassi dress These are soDe Of the
most Interesting objects IN this Old pale, but
u.s driven from ny ex,minaisoo by fatigue
e<fors had more tA.a half hashed the eais-
lsgse- /.
Today krsf uent 20 church, at we.tmis-
ster A5S~y. add alters ards rode TO Green
useh Hospital, about 10 mixes. where there
arc ertween two and three thousand worn
cut sailors. pensioners Thsre stands the
Royal Observatory. from ~h,ch degrees OF
ioossfIsts are reekooed- The Hospital vas
sssir sy Charles 70. for . palace, and after
Yards eooserfed INTO Iis prescott use- There
= sPienAla park attached 20 %, and The
oeisdsoss are spacious and eonfortabis.
.skea one Of the old tars If The old sailor,
-sr. not al happy add eostented With 80
god . h.rbor. NO. SIR said be, ..you
bear nothsag bot grunbing snd eonpiaiat,
and they'd eaf each Others thro.:s n they
we're ieft % thsas<lves-- believe human
nature . qzite The same every where
UPoe returning. Z took . stroll Amongst
the f1shsooabies N HySs Park OF these
yoa uai Sc . mSre briIlisnf eollcetion on
Sunday sfternoon th.n n ssy other time
They parade The fashsoaabls parks and
streets On horseback and N carriages. and
ne display uas % Ne ooe OF the Do.t int
Ecss1es s1gtts ] have yet seen N EnGiand-
There you gill see The Gn<st horses IN this
eoastry. and heir beauty and The nunber OF
them sarPsss any Ting . have ever seen
eeisre- The true
ArAbiaa blood uas exhibited in the eve o.
hre, he exPaaded nostril, snail head, exqui-
siisiy modelled sad delicate limbs, and CLOS
81. sEiksa eOaf-sll eoIOr,. from snow white
% JET btsek- In kne. the horses. horned cat.
lie, and sheep. uhieh have seen in this
country, exceed any ! have before seen; and
shat viii most strike stranger - the num-
Der Of thess splendld animals
have been % SEE the Colosseum which
eoatsSns IN immense P.norsmie painting Of
Loo1oo, covering near IN acre Of canvas
Ihs e1nE.ss - saspended from the top OF a
circular vail, 20 feet high, and On a eIea,
day eooreys \ better idea Of the extent and
Paan Of Loo6Oo than . view Erom the top oil
81 f1ai's wOaId- in looking upon the PIC.
tare, the spectator q supposed 20 BE- stand
raz On the dome Of 81 PaulIs OF a YER,
clear day. and every object that eoaIl
tseSe be seen . distinctly asA correctly ex
hiosfed- The ladies ride
here booted, spared, with erayats and hats
AID arc Truly niee. pretty little creatures
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04

was overlooked; pray, n II - Of conse-
qusree, let me know &C again. and you may
DC assured of the intelligence you want
The last new tragedy. - Sr-Vsnis," hss.
through bare translation. met With CREST
success The prologue .. bad one. .. sou
may read IN the papers, by the auihur. the
ePiiosue u grave, but sweet pretty elegant
morsel, BY Mr.. sheridan, a has dc.ersrdls
gre 81 success Mr. Mason's Car.ctscus =
not crosded. but the men Of ts>is. and cls--
seal men, admire Il much. Mrs. Gsrrink
sends . large parcel of love Ia yos al. 4
send nine On the same bundle. PRAY ~riir
soon, and forgive me all my deiinqucncses. .
really have not time to read over my scrswi
so pray dee.pher 1t. and excuse me.
Ever yours. most sfectioaaiely,
ID. GAnniUg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04

Mr.. william BlartWss,B. rsi,. pro-
prlctM and l'uiiIlIbs-r .ad ui,. ,u,!,.:,r-lr..t
Magazine winch rors aw u,Er nrun.
died III EdInhurs IlInsisv VI. NUT bre,r
IN \ very drhCre stEns ID hsssHtii h.r
some time pn.I. I'd N.u, a1prn.ii l,sr-Iiils
advanced IN .ilir. D. IA mr. r.p.l-lliE
known thr he WRs sihnsu a- VII ~
proprietor ct ElaotlVa.s,ii q MR-Tzinn
He WAS greatly H+-uainA HW Rtv5G.,soc
Wilson. Nr niE wee llI unH Bs--
tIngulshed N-riis- q inf.lis,uiiinii unirrr-
ed, but hIs recommendation Br 1t3rr-
wise Cf thc KriiCies ed ether. Werlr A
great wRy an influencing -aiIt h,isIs,i8n II
Mr.. Hardwood M B. euir-a,D.5 MT
ed himself WITH AL rhr ulufslh,lnlrs ~
ms Magazine. and 3R fhif nn,uis NJ
creased then RriAchm,fins R1rsi a. 70 tsi,I
himself. aae WRs szttytfm.iV Rbrr-al IN
the remuneration lhe rBzst DOR el5nt.lb,.,-
hons- OtheT pusiIisiiUirF urrGiiIns rii,.
prloe ths-y ErNe ilr E-.iSlles5sr ri,. i,nlr.iA
10 winch theT s.NtenA Anr w Ra-4
wood. when he msr Nufh M n'arls, rlias
Particulariy Ilcssch aIlu w5,slit stia.l
gave Hour tImes the pniu dlr IL whui
Il would hive AHnurtn Il g,aIf Bg rtis
shoth-adduig when AIr5inrs w1nl,t
have rNgITessed rhnH suputs. ~ has
lfberalry thai he 1leI.tu Dslnt fisr Iir.rB-
ture Wy the yura ~ n Emzrur 6lr a
pbeoe sf disrfh tlr -fhr he Nu.iirfl n,
measure the guairy rffbsu rian rls
quantity TIN msgEzne ~ m,.r vlliul-
iile IruHTrriF. Rsirhug,s n % rsis -uiut
profitable sf tie kIaa an sise VsiaI 10
has a oiroaR,ian ID peHtF 1iHBB tlpp,s
m1uthly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04
% CissAici
'rhe Rish, IIoOosr.ble Richard R,ssy.
.II.ipA.. OF i7I777

.II,iphi. OF a.. I777
shane shsme shame'
You may veil say 50. nav dear madam Jui
indeed ! have been 80 dissgrceabiy enter
tanned with the gout ruunmg al about use
from head o. heel. that hsve been unht fpf
tie dates q frisndship. ahd tcry often Zoe
those which good husband. add good
friend should never fat performing must
gAiiop oter this SMALL psees % paper nwss
the first snstehed up. 90 tell you that nv
~ifs has your letter. and uiaks u 6be oss
AID ssssi one.
was ~ court to-day. and such vork they
made 18th me. from the Archhishsp 81 an
terbury 10 The Page g ths Bssk stars. that
have been salDcaied with compliments We
have waited you ~ some u tOur pfissts
hours. where's The Nine W want the
Nine silent uas every nus-
Cambfidgs sssd yesterday. in large con-
pany a. The Bishop - DurharaN. here d.
nd hat your ode " ny hu,iss -dog vas
very waty pfodaetion and BE- thought here
Eas sothiag b. b. altered 90 snsndsd ga
cspt 20 the last stanzs. shich Ne thought ths
DOLLY Hsst ore Ian afraid ihst yoa asksd
~ b. d. s,onsthing foT ypu about M paf-
lament whieh, % NJ maiiduts u aailsfs,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04

HOnors TO hs Dead.-A writer IN
the National Intelligencer under this
head relates the following anecdote -
When the body of Commodore DEcA-
TUR was placed IN the vault Of Mr..
Barlow. NOW Col. Bomford's) at kaIo-
rama, and when the multitude winch
accompanied the funeral had Dispersed
he observed solitary individual, IN a
sailors dress, lingering near the place
He walked up 10 him and asked him
what he wanted: the sailor replied tina,
he " only wanted TO look a while IT the
place where they had laid the nainmaSt
Of the Navy :" and walked of. Who
could have spoken better euology -
II was the eloquence Of nature and d
truth.-.7ier. Gaz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04

The following remarkable oircum-
stance occurred at Peckham, Surrey,
last week:-A fine little girl. about two
years and half old, was missed by her
father. who Is gardener 10 several fam
lies residing IN the above neighbour
hood: out-houses were searched, and
ponds dragged, but of no avail To-
wards evening. however, n boy who
was passing near the dog-kennel, m
which there was chained large New
foundland dog, eSp,ed the little fugitive
asleep IN the humble dwelling OF her
canine friend. the paws OF the animal
being carefully extended round the
child's neck. On his attempting TO mp
proach the infant, the dog showed
symptoms of a determination 10 retain
possession of his little companian.-
This induced the boy to call the fafher
of the child to aid ia it, rescue, bu, ne
also was denied approach. The iniaut
however, being awakened BY the bark
ing of the dog, was soon permitted
without resistance, 10 leave the kennel :
whence it ran, to the arms Of is over
joyed parent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04

SDme4hiRg far F,<s-DDBmg-y-Tha
View Huven Cnun. #.Tliia guvs -iAt
there MIX he now sr.uHn r4t. mlrnln,.
sky, the phtinumtinl ,rlil,st Ephai,aI
hsir. IL t-N1rnAs au -tii= Dorm & IL
minans pyramid, Hisnr the ZpaH-,.
resting IT. tIFaRd bRse an rsiIt AI5uX,n,
and having n p,:-1,-x lr,lr- ri. tx r.
gulus. IN the constellation 3G lf.r lr
becomes iRIIrtw WlaiSiir ~ e.ziv AZ
) O'Clock and luCEeRses r--shl.lliE III
hrgttness uIT.n , S'rilRit,, xi,.n II L.
lost IN the GsaVn o. ilnf s,,,..u sbservaI
by the wrrirr Mnnc rht ilr,r N O4.r1h,r
when nm prevented Sx tire prs~eiua.
at the msun N Ninrih nrDc n r'.,H,h,.iI
n hish Us the .n,'i,IIa ID d KIN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04

The news Of the rise OF the price of
Cotton. in Liverpool, appears TO have
produced considerable activity among
the merchants OF New York. A prl-
Vatc letter from a gentleman in that
city to his friend, says: " The com
mercial world Is all agog here. and
there Is every prospect of sPcculatons
an cotton running As high as IN ls@s
The packet ship CaledOnian wa kept
outside the Hook twelve hours. 10 give
tune to despatch pilot boats and cx-
presses TO the South ~ Nd Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04

ReTiere.-We learn that OTIS. nov
under sentence Of death al the Lever
ett-street jail. Tor being concerned IA
the murder Of Capt. James Crosby has
received a repneve from the Prcadcui
OF the United State. for fifteen DAYS. %
give time tOr an ,nquiry into al the
circumstance # the case ON the par
oi the Exccutive.-Bo BOSTON Courler.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04

81 Fhnrr nkr<<E SxK1kAr-
Wke- he h.--y - sAsr,rriS.
Tn l,gkf - DIR 4.a lsrs S<.s-
VIZ ts- dad 70 s<z<r<rrI,
Tb~ r,-sSo.s gi<y 70 I'D
W hra tho iSfc % kruk<n-
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" kcs tA-e hE,s h.se sy-s&<a.
Loved .eoea,s .-e soSa fs<yk
A. ea>sr ,,d .ps---Asr
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Ihc krzrr1s c<Ae~s rea<trr
No .s~g s%r- thr sparss sse.a~-
Ne s.-< ~ s>A &EE--s
L1k< he .ssA dA-v-,<k . rz.-'d eri..
Or tAr uc-r.fl slrrrs
TN-< rig tk- sz.A se.a..sks<H.-
WIZ he.rts k.se 1870 s.s-xs-S,
Love Sra be.s<s tk- v~fl sszk s-H-
III .ok oer 10 .s,<s-d
To e.-8.rc sh.s q u-<r Yss.r..rL
q. Love. vko kcw.sArA
Tbr fr.iisy q III tAs-<s Aere,
VIZ eAso.r a. kr.Airsr
fryor z>@ir. ysr kr2<. .>f y0er Si<r'
Its p>s<so.s vi re<k DIR.
As tAr ssor1s ro<k dc r..e.s g ksSk,
brsgk r-s~oa vil no<k thrr
Like The ssa iron . vi..Ty ny.
Froa DIV o~-< every rzfi<r
VIII rUf, s..A tki,< ezxs~ ho-ae
L=sSe JAer u.kei - is-rks-r.
Nh1a h-ss~s f.n - essI {. ia44s eoze-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04

Mt bAuEr csAywArL
nsy Sssa~A Md = szrt.sa rooa,
faiIed. 20 t.G.t.esA. uIsh pczfzz--,
A hsAy by. n Poi.r e 6onz
nv eiO.eA A DID hss -r~a - ExA..
BSf far tAe lay Lar - hrsxAa.
~ resies N u.are-.s.g nssAx.
sp~so<s o4c Th- i-syS grave US srera
ADd. D>1r q. ofi-.sIn~s vzs se~a
A s-atle hoy. sitA tho1Stsfl .asea-
Yo> so1 He vor~ .s.iv G.e-.
As-l ar1gEtet % Dr. so<iI's r1=,A r.re,
Aad -Oa. - i.sa. lOfty p1.ee-
Ard th-a-h- dir. - BAIL aefarx W.
Hsz-z1ns . poo< Sa I'D Rory
L.G-.-De.ik- an liza is Ell GierJ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04

We have HuIitistH antuur4 ~ rle
DANCER sn ieaSunr fiiniar,n ra a rsnf,r
by tilens,.lVes N.isurt 1i,,srt it a ag.-
A child ~ the fsn.K 81 q r'uf.lsu4t
en- cad HsWb Nd Hss 6nnsI 3q Ia.
ngFse un hen Tsruru frHrr ni ~-rri.f
~ttt her riaHhes an fumr. ruE q va.
With grea dffbuilts -ir1 wr-r stl1-
guIshed--uT A,F,Vsa,1 tnrl 4r .aihf
wa shS, kIucs burls-a Blururs rsa-
nca b. too csu,isa an tiHs r'sgs-r q. NC
only tiie iiS~f N fheu riihhrst 1,tr ne
bpUse and iurunuus 49, s,pHmlcsrs,t ~
negiicenne Bur es-8sa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04

TAs failss su,g.sd -uRsrs RI. a r,-,
zofnr s,'s''f Asmd.m Torchiu,~ o.
group ~ 1se.gAe sn,d raiiu.~ H,.n.a.f
a nIfssiHiarR frl,ui Malnmurei sl ni-
veFi the L1giaah f.anh1r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-04

Hesrfr IN fi,r HBvlisr q ~. y.
gas cNsctned va = rrars s.,,s4 a. U-sz
Fron - ~ - $3.50 'Us,arr ~ wen, sr.-
sett Hs csn8~s,s,H inl -trf AZ
calmly rns,gIsse i,sn,.sir 81 fl. tr
NY Wp