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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-15

b BELL HOTEL, Stounton Vd.--The subscriber hay-
n me renqushed his management OF the Hot Springs
respectfully Informs his iends and the public that he has
returned TO Saunon, and has taken possession of the
mouse heretofore occupied by NJ Garber Esq., on the or
Pose corner from the Washington Tavern formerly kept
by him. brick building has been added 70 his es
aoiIshmen which renders il commodious and comorta-
be-Every attention will be paid those who call a. his
house. l. HARMAM
July s. Ia 2,
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a xOLD NINE TRACT In BUCKINGHAM-Fo
~ SAFE or lease, the dover interest Of Mrs. Elizabeth
lewis IN Tract OF Land lying Walton's Fork in the
county oil buckingham, about7 miles from the Court
mousse osonging 10 the estate OF her deceased husband
ne ia'e Col VIM L. Lewis. This tract sometimes call.
acres Gold has been frequently found upon t-n one
instance single lump, said to have been upw ards
Soo. Col. Lewis some short time before his death,
and before searching for Gold pursued as profitable
business in Virginia, had commenced preparations ON an
extensive scale for washing and separating the ore
more particular description is deemed unne ssa,y as
none, IL Is presumed, would purchase without examining
ne property Persons disposed contract for Mrs Lew,
Is interest wii please address their post
PAID 10 Cen D. W. s. Csbel Danville, John Robe rtson
Richmond, or the subscriber, Concord p o. Campbell
STERLING c. ANDERSON
Attorney in fact for Mrs. E. Letcis.
"
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Iutendinp
" to remove TO my farm the Tsppshannock river
~h sell my Houses end Lots (seveO eight acres,) at
this place This property is amongst the most valuable
end eligible In the village. IL would well suit profess
s'ons gentleman, merchant, other person wishing TO
carry on business at public place. The improve
are, eomniodous dwelng-hous kitchen, d4ry meat.
house carrage-house, siore-housc, grsnsry, stables
most OF which are almost entirely new. large and
productive garden and spacious yard enclosed with pail
ing remarkably hne clover lot, enclosed with
post and railing, and small apple aud peach orchard
The mos, liberal accommodations will be afforded in the
tcrms particularly 10 time, and possession given the LET
Of January, 1886 DANIEL p. MITCHELL
Lancaster IT,, July 10. 2O-w4w
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II OST yesterday evening, the Goodies Bridge Road,
NJ between Mrs Branches aud M anctester caU skin
POehrEoo0h conisining Ninety Dollars in Bank notes
anu sundry papers OF no service any but the ON ner
ihe notes were, ffy Of the U. s. Bank a twenty
anu TWO tens the Bank not reeollecled will give Ten
ooafs or more required for the delivery Of the pocket
BOOK snd contents to Beverly j. SizeT In Msncheer or
to myself EDMUND W LOCK FTT'
Chesterfield, Va, July g. Ie-2
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May -.

FBNkUST SALE-By virtue Of deed Of uust exccu.
ted TO US by DIR. Thomas Peers and wife, Of Gooch.
land county, Tor the purpose Of securing certain sum
money therein oppressed due Stephen Duva or one
shall on the first dsy OF August 1884, the residence
oil said Dr. Thomas Peers, in tho county sioresad sell for
cash. tract oil land wherein he resdep being the same
conveyed 10 US In the deed mentioned much thereof
as will be sufficient satisfy tho said sum- with interest
and expenses attending the execution OF this trust
JOIN JOIN II. h TREvlLlAN, Tustee'.
The above sale will be made by aud with my consent
aud appreciation. THOMAS PEERS :.
July l. J6-,ds
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j.. s. J. s. JAMES & CO.
Apfi L. IIOI-ttI Mark pt Soma

a ENERAL AGENCY.-1he undersigned residinq
IN IN fredericksburg, Virginia, having opened an OF
hce Tor the purpose, offers his services the public 40 an
AIENi Tor the prosecution and collection OF accounts
purchase and sale OF Real Estate redemption of Lands
subject to gale Tor non-payment OF Taxes &C &c in aav
PSf OF the State OF Virginia, OF the adjacent States
he has given particular attention 10 the WIS and Reeu
lations respecting claims for REVOLUTIONARY SER.
VICES, both Continental and State; and will undertake.
Bounty, Pay or Pensions Of Officers and Soldiers of the
Revolutionary War: OF the late War between the II
states and Great Britain. He respectfully invites The
correspondence oil persons having tile such claims
either against the State OF Virginia the United States
Residing at a convenient point between and within n
few hours travel OF the cities OF Washington and Rich
nond, and having attentive and experienced corrssuon
DENTS he will be able to transact business promptly in those
places. ~
In cases requiring legal aid advice he will be assissd
by able counseian4 the utmost diligence and attention
will be gvento bring speedy and successful issue
business that may be confided TO him
FOR The satisfaction Of persons at distance 10 whom he
Is unknown, and who may desire information his char
aeie and capacity Tor business he is authorised TO refer To
the gentlemen whose names hereto annexed.
VIM. +. GRAY, Fredericksbuyg, pa
REFERENCES
bon. Francis T. Brooke, Court of appeals, va.
Hon. John T. Lomax, General Court
of Pa
Hon. John Coaltsr,
John Scott, ESQ SFTederieksbWg.
John S. Wexford, Esq.
John L. Msrye, Esq.
Hon VIM. T. Barry. Post Master General.
Hon. Samuel l.. Southafd, Senate H. s.
Hon John NJ Patton, House of Rep. u. States
Hon. VIM p. Taylor, do. do
$$ + % Esss y Esq n'.a~,Ds
May 6. III ,r
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HRANK OF VlRGiNtA.-At meeting Of the Presi.
~ - dent and Directors Of the Bank Of Virginia on the
7hdsy Of July, 1884; IL Resolved, That the dividend
OF ihe profits Of the Bank for the last half year. be iree
serving thirty cents the shares belonging 10 others sn
The Commonwealth, shalt be paid on the fifteenth instant
A. ROBINSON, Jr., Cashier.
..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-15

NER. VIM. A. ABRAHAM-SIR As YOU are no
1yh inhabitsnt of this State, you will please take notice
That on the Goth day OF July next, Buckingham Court
rouse IN The county OF Buckingham, and State Of Virgil
mia, shall proceed 10 take the dispositions Of Edmund
W. Hubbard end others, to be read evidence in a suit
IN ehSncery depending in the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Cbancery for the county OF Buckingham i'm
which suit plaintiffs, aud you and others are de-
iendsnls And, then and there prevented we shall on
the iIh day OF August nes proceed 10 take the deposit
tons OF the said Edmund w Hubbard and Others al The
said Buckingham Coufl-House above mentioned where
you may attend, you like. SAM'L FORD eco
May 81. 6-wsw
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MARINERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.-The Presi.
a dent ADD Directors have declared a Dividend OF
per cent tho capital stock, for The sst six months
which will be paid TO the Stockholders on the 18th instant
July 8, 1884. IsDW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-15

AN ROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
VA The subscriber has leased Of the eneme nts inn
nedoeiy fronting the landing Of the Basin bear the new
VIII, o. Mr Cheyalie, Tor the Transaction Of Grocery
and Commission Business, where lie is now receiving
me asscrimeno every article in the Grocery line aud to
WWeh ne invites the attention Of purclasers-snd will
give personal attention all consignmenls that are en-
trusted 10 his care. TUOMAS n IOUNSON
March rs. IOen
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

a AR: MUNROE, Surgeon Dentist Of Richmood,
~ Va, will visit the Virginia Springs generally this
season, and return 10 The city on the LIST October
July TO- 2o-It.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-15

q NONCERT.-Signor Martinez Professor Of the Guitar
" begs leave TO inform the citizens Of Richmond ttt
he purposes visiting them in The course of lev dave
with the Intention Of giving CONCERT. lie Win be
accompanied by an English gentleman, whose vocal cow.
ers are unriyalled. 1921 I,t,, n
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Fresh Dry GOOds---sIa Store.

Fresh Dry GOOds---Aa Store,
yHVHE Ship Jefrson. just in from Liverpool, having
Il brought the remainder OF our importation of Spyine
GooDs, except few packsges-and receipts OF Do.
meStc and other Goods from the North having been yery
heaVy within few days-we now prepared 10 offer
10 our customers and to all who may choose 10 call on u.s.
one OF The largest supplies Of Goods have ever had in
store and which equal in style any thing in the Dry
uoods Ine we have seen Tor many Goods are
indeed both handsome and cheap. more general adj
ver,isement will appear in a lew days.
f. & J. s. JAMES & CO.
hprli H. lllO-hI Market Square
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-15

TT AND FOR SALE.--I will sell about 300 acres Of
IA prime Pa,nunkey land combining many advantages:
occupancy OF Maj. Geo. Dabney, deed. IL needs no
comment; the neighborhood second In point Of in
teihgenco and hospitality to any in the Old Dominion
This land is i6 miles only from Richmond; fertile and
beautiful, with an ample supply OF timber great bar
gam can be had by early purchase IL not sold by the
10th OF August next, ii WILL without reserve be sold on
the premises on that day, TO the highest bidder one
third cash. the balance intwo equal payments
cured by bond, with approved security or lieu on the
land. w T. GAYLE
King William, June 10. 1911
SsS SALE OF 100000 DOLLARS OF STATE STOCK
~ LTedeemabie for 7tcenty Years.-PropossIs win
be received until the l6h OF July next for all or any
part Of the following Loans TO the Commonw e al nh
OF Virginia. amounting in the whole TO ONE HUN.
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS. viz: 1000 dollars
under authority OF Gan act 10 amend the act entitled
an act 10 authorize subscription behalf OF the Common
wealth 10 the stock Of the Winchester and Potomac Rail
Road Company, and for other purposes passed March
lOi, lS34-and 10000 dollars under authority of San
act provide for the construction aturnpke road from
winchester to some point on the Ohio river, passed
NJ arch 18th, 1881.
Fifty Thousand dollars of the last me ntioned loan 10 be
paid into the Treasury OF the Commonwealth the 1st
oil January next when the certificates therefor will be is
sued The remaining $4,000 dollars will be Immediately
required
Proposals may he made either for 5 or a per cent
STOCK, al the option OF the bidders the ght being
ca 10 accept sueh as may be deemed favorable the
State.
The interest upon said loons will be paid mi annually
at the Treasury Of the ah on the 18th of Ia
nuary and 10Th oil July, the Of the Second
Auditor.
Sealed communications Proposals for State
Loans 10 be lett at any time, in the Second Auditors Of
bce, where they will be opened o'clock of tho ta
hXed The presence OF such OF the bidders choose
TO attend.
BY order OF the President and Directors of the Board of
North Western Turnpike Road. J. BROWN, JR
June 20. [13-td] I'd Auditor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-15

FHNo THE PUBLiC.-JoHN DAVIS, a native Of Ale
a ghsny County Va, left the western part OF the State
is believed about the beginning of March where he
was engaged in business His Parents knowing That
has become OF him, in great alicton. They learn
that he passed through of the counties below the
Blue Ridge journeyiDg loot Surgeon Denistthat
during the month OF April, he in Charlottesville Al
oemae County They suffering the deepest anxiety
from his absence and long silence, which they believe 10
be occasoned by sudden and heavy misfortune. Hitherto
every enquiry aud exertion TO obtain further intelligence
aoout him have proved unayaing, which thus compels
tha through benevolent community, dings NAV
at length be had Of their absent sonor, happily should
this meet his eye, he would hasten home, where every
consolation parental tenderness bestow awaits him
JESSE DAVIS.
<hlVkndhy county, va, June g. ST.
W Editors generally Virginia, aud tho adjoining bv
giving the above insertions lasting gratitude OF The
boTenvod parents. e'''N"'" '"o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-15

WAhL ..J isiIs, LANDS FOR sALE:-Thc subscr-
" bers' Intending 10 remove from the Comlnonwe allh
VIII soil at public auction (unless disposed Of
before that day Monday, the 25h day Of August next
~ lar, u not, the next fair day. al the Blue SULPHUR
Springs in Greenbrer county, their Plantation adjoining
SAID 'PrDgs containing about $50 This place has
me same Sulphur Water il the Spring Tract and in
fact is generally believed it is the fountain head II is
wen 'moered has an abundant supply Of water, and Is
well adapted TO grazing.
Also one other Tract lying above the Springs including
the Ball held Also, undivided Tract of Land living
at the head OF the road leading down to the Springs
quantity not KNOWN aud three hundred and sc veny nine
acres called the Big Swell, also adjoining the Blue
sulphur Springs The situation Of the above lands ia de
hgh,lui, aud as healthy any in the county.
Also on Monday the lst day of September next a, our
residence IN Monroe county, the Plantation which we
no" re'ide, called the " McNuu Place., miles below
the Court House. and about miles from the Salt SULPHUR
Springs IL contains about 4I2 acres; also, 25 acres
adjoining the This place contains an abundant SUP
ply OF excellent water aud admirably adapted TO grazing
The situation IS as healthy any in the county and in the
mos desirable neighborhood in the county The terms
which will be reasonable may be sscer,aned by appca.
ton to the subscribers in Monroe at the time and place
OF sale. WM n UANDv
July ID. l2O-wldsI l.. ALLEN.
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Daniel fuqua, Albert d Fuqua, Jos. M. Fuoua. Ben
ann l.. Fuqua, John Fuqns Marcus REEVE sng No.
his vile, sally Fuquo, Mary Fuq1a Jane Fuqua JOS Fu
que Mary g. Baker; Hsftwc Tucker and Eliza his wife,
jane spencer judith Spencer, Louisa Spencer, Thomas
Fuqua, Joseph Fnqua Watkins Faoua. Lseky Fuons
Mary Fuqoa Elizabeth FdrgU,on, and Nancy F1uIa. ,
gov ahl Fehct on Nat fuqna dec, Dens.
The defendants, Thomas Fuqua, Joseph Fuqna, Wat
kius FVqns, Lacky Fuqua. Mary Fuqus, Joseob M Fu.
qua snd Sally FuqUo not having entered their sppe,r.
snce and given security according 10 the act Of Assembly
and the rules Of this Court aud BY sstcory
evidence that they not inhabitants Of this coootgv
ordered that the said defendants do appear here on he
hfst DAY Of June Court next, and answer the bin NJ Inc
panunsi and that copy Of his order be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper published 10 the City Of Rich.
mond lo two mouths successyely, aud posted al e front
door Of the Court House Of this county.
a CoPy-Tet,e. b. d. WOODsON, d. c.
hsy6 iIT-vsws
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EH X. LEONARD BOsHER:--SIR,.. As YOU are not an
I'M inbsbnan, Of this State, You viii please fake notice
that on Friday Ic 22ddsy Of August nex In the Clerk
once at Cumberand Court House Sste of Virginia
shall proceed 10 take The deposition Of william Gauainy
and others between The hous 10 o'clock in the fore
noon and 0ciork W the afternoon Of tho ss,e fav ard
shall continue ifoo day TO day Until ~ the deposiions he
taken 70 be read az evidence IN su in Cbsrrefy row
depending 10 the Circuit Superior Court Of I.y ami
Chancery ior Tie said county Of CumbefsnJ IN wbic,
suit plaindG and you sre defendant when and sbs,
you may auesd If you cause.
MILLER WOODsON
'Wy J. l6-E4s+
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-15

W ALUABLE SUSSEX LAND FOR SALE-I win
v sell to the highest bidder, On Thursday ibs Al dv
OF July next at Sussex Court House. Thai being Cout,
d'y, Sy portion o the tract Of land, formerly The Land
owned by my deceased iaher Francis Lghoi rontsning
from I'VE 10 elk hundred This land ia beer
divided among the Legaiees and that portion allotted 10
1ne subscriber, containing as above from 10 600 ceres
The above land lies on tic south side Of fbs No,, 40
vef Two miles from the Court House. adjoining the pot.
Ton purchased by Gel Jesse Hsrgrave and IL regarded
IS very valuable II contains about 250 acres Of land
be balance heavily tmbered The Subscriber will rreat
privately Tor this isud before the day Of sales but so,d
nc no' sell VIII be sold above on very reasonate
time. Col Bsrgrsye who lives adioitioq mis- isnd LII
show 70 any Pesson DESTROYS Of seeing The same Anv
communication the subject 10 the subscriber At NeS
Canton, VIII be promptly attended 10.
PHILIP &. LiGHTFOOT
June TO- IeY,1
u The above sale Is postponed until Sussex August
Coui' "nich VIII be on the b. July Avid
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ri ~ CHANCERY--VIR Cumberland Conn.
n " Court, 9th day Of March, 1891:
John Foqua and Joseph r. Furguson, PhGs.
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TN CHANCERY-VIRcINIA.- Rules taken in
a the Clerks Office Of Prince Edward County Court,
the 7,h day Of July, 1884;
James Foster, Plaintiff
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-29
S0euer
0dr0wQrel1 Stobt+

Der Mntet(hriebene bat Uon oen Staoten
pbilaoelpbia unO 0fewpUrt erbaIten, cine
grDBe 2Iustpabt BON
!. 0arO oren,
Sarb en- uno Oe(en
tpel6e su ebIfeiIenpreiien perfauft spereen'
Der 8crratb beitebt tbeilwefe in Sol9sr'
benz: ...'
NuabcBs, @draubsNt6fe, Sintenlaufe:
uno Sbt6bsr; percuGiOnsbntbe; Mnbien'
uno 1rumms Sdsen; 2onoener II. teutf6ss
Sptinsftoerus uuo @uBs Stabl; Qanos IT,
3apien, sasen bon allen 8attunsen; ein''
ieb6ue Qlus,pabl pou Sanf uno &sbl 0ocslo
8obrerseiteue nuo 8obret, G5dtlbes; ftab'=:
plattene uno eilerne Dintel =; QDiateln'aBe
une 3oufdoe nor3hsli6 gsarbeltete S6e
Ten; Gueldber, Mmerifanil6er tno Gent:
fber Stabl !; ftablerner, mf1'nsnfr uni. et:
fe ner Ofatb; Msfin .pIatten cine fbbne
Vartbie Sellen; Gebubua6er. uno Sattle'
leerf5 5eus ; Seper uno Goieben: WleAtr -
ltlb: DorIesemsder uno Gabsln; QGa9en7
bal'en, Sbuapr,pasen; 6ecer 2anSetten,
osrsleibeu fir pisroe; 3usfrenes u. J0a!f:
tertettsn Vatent SdSeriMer Sallsn 49,
Sig rnO selaosus peitl6en u. %: s6nh
|re 5oaus: Gbee= uuo AftrOe S6euen @ss
|traioe uuo 9ra5ienfen 2sntibe Sen'en
unc 9nbeln. @arip @6etn ; lQsu ii. Os'lt=
aaoelu @,1psbrbsihldse ; cine ansseeebn
lie 9luspabl g attlertp eren; MsI'9s
forns uno tsutid, 9ofen; eilsrns uno msl'
finane 2beetefd DrepihBe, Ssttlbranben
nr 81 SaNa
breite sttmm= uuo sObneibsl uu6 tsnt(6s
e6bfTer uno Saaen, Danmen Saaeu =
|Sauopapier, obrauben .,no 0uBssbdnse;
Riftens uno Sbrantf6IbBer &ubt6euen'
Oelteine unb 3a{ierfeine ; CRATER %. pa
teutirte uub serueine @trchmensr; Sn6tran
eeinbL qSauratb; Eerpentiaseiit @opal S'r:
mig; NsablsrpiuisL befe6 ~psnetianlibes
NOtb, SleptpeiB ae.
Seruer, Beies. @sf6itrs 1al6en'
3aunt= Ober= uuo Subls Sober; &albfeL
|saFna @6;psine= uno 8aslsoer &c.
9enis Sp9le.
Canton, ecSulD 10. 1884. 4lSp'
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-29
Neue 0uter

Oorris, NepnOlDs unO 2luouffln
erbalteu 70 sbsn pou 9lewpprt uao pbllaeeI;
pbia eine srpBs unp pFdhtiss NuemabI pou
8ntern, bersbnst iar bic seeensrdrtlse uni
bsraunabsnos Sabrs3e't - cue meIdDe H.
entlblui1sn ftno II y If Ill fur . a ar
el.o au osrtaufen, oosr seqsn Sts ms'ltsr
Nrten Qances 0rcoufte oue5utanlben.
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bep ibnst. an5uipre6en, uno fur ('b (sIbf
,u mrtbellsn. -" a.
! Si1de, ais uno q 4 9 e
&c. &c. beitdubis auf Qano - unb tpie &C.
wbbnIib sum Sertauf -iebr wObl'
fetl.
Daarselo uno Die Madiucner prti'
ie, bssablsn te fhr QHai is en-.
sic perl lon9en
cine srcBe nuantitdt 8utter u. @per
Canton, Julp 4. 1884. 12st.f'
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-29
Bum lebtft1 @Ql

rpirb entI11 bisrour6 nod ale ben S9n|o'
ne,n anssseist, Die lorpCbl ibm perionItob.
aIs au6 Der lsBten 8irma !Qurxtb al
unb 50 on felt Idnser oenn ieds MOnaten
rldtducia Gnb. caB ct obne allen Serjug
Die 8ertGtisuus seribtIi6 er3m'nsen p'ros
wenn nl6t 3u Der iefcrtissu 0btrasans oet'
Ielben Q|nitalt 9ema1t weroen follte.
Wa(1illon; euIp 13 1884. 15stf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-29
= : 7 { II :

aasne0t 9Yo tiernit Den tarbaren Gin.
nefu 5en Start &euntp seseben oaB
aHFfaas4 yperpe oie 3aren bon beld9ten1
1utp 's'Isuiannen. am Mpntds ben 1fen
an;tfn Septst1osEs /; uno 81, Oielen 2pet
,s:9s sntpsOsr ieD, ooer ein SenUuUsaeD'
zr*e opn mir, eiuen Gag in iepen aanns
/; };a, an ceu pIaesn 100 Setpbpnlib Die
z!Aa: IN aebatsn treroen Don 10 tbr Ner:
7s.e sss tis q upr Ota6m. itB.n, I'm ben
,s.A2 oon iotbsu su erbsbsn, DE seneist lno
.ltl bort III belablen - ndmllh in :.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-29
-.
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5 IT,
uno febr tpeb[ftgIl {
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= u : Y ( bsVf

s. 9urrt bot
Can ber f6omsfIiben @de Der >@analbrddt)
Sot 60 ebeu smpfanee'' mp ',seseuwd,tiS
erbfnet eins lbbne 9lusmebasR
y u0' uno : wynn
losz ~ oret1 unO
g pe5repen,'
tpeldbe nisorieer oeun jertiaIf porber, far
baar @elo oter iait ale Nrter. pom
2anbsS gr5eusni0eu, psrfauft we'em. -.
gu allen 3sltsn mercen Die t6dfen prsis
f in baar @s!o bs8abIt fiji Nniben,
SIausr, Sla6 SIamen, ,e. &c.
@psnfals Gnb perf6ieoene Stacts Soften
,u pertaufsu >pel6s f6 fur QBObn: ,,no
Barens Nauler febr gut eieren. Serner.
Gotten auferbulb Der Staot, an bepesn Seis
ten ots Canals, uno cine piectel Seetien uorz
teffi6es 9ano, rpe!bss iebr shnitiS s,pis
fbeu bier nnO Canton bslsseu it.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-29
Stftntlt6eS 2dnb
Ne al fe T..
an QonoDerfQufer.

9(njel9e an gonoDerfdufer.
Der &eoueteur bieieS 8lattes, bat auf piels
eitise 9luforberuns ss auf It6 seuctt,men'
--sin fosenauutee 2ancresifsr 5u erbfnen'
tpo SeO ermau Der reanb 5u uertaufsn bat'
Eeb meloen uuo feneSecinsunsen auseben,
Cub tsoer Der sanotaufen nil Ntb nm
Sage, preiis, 8eoiusunseu ,e. erTrasen fann.
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