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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-19
8epit,et,,stn bief,r 3tituns.

1.Der preis biefer ,3eitunsift Gin
1baitr FIR ben Sabrsans msnn inner.
balb brep wipAaten pptn gsnrfanse oer
3eituns an,-gin 1beler uuo finfsis Gents,
,renn innerbalb Dem Sabre, --snD g s2baIsr,
renn nab Dsrtanf osAeltsn be,abIt miro.
2. Sir cine tar5ere., 3eit als feds Mpuat
miro feline Snbtrsptict1 anseuc,nn,en, nno
bic 3eituns fann nibt aufsessben weroen
bis ale @hditaube ,!bejablt fno. 81.
-. 8etanntma6t,,,sen rfoiten SIR cine
wc6e so Gents oas offered ;fair si,lsn D1c=
nat S ! ,,no fir sin Sabr s 8 bas @iered.
4. qDer oieie 3situns >barb een. Volt:
seitsr beebmnt. rpiro nod. bic snidslid,e
gumr.e pom 25 Gents Sn bs5ahlen' batsn.
-" Brieie &c. an ben peraasseber tahB'
su pcffrep ei,,ssianbt petbsu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-19

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-, - Gnelano., -.
,0ieetnopner Slitter eebel1 nibts
Befemlifes pon rem, 9erbanolun.
oen ots 'parlatnents nno aus oent
Sebiete Der sNDlitif. 9,euerol Or
loft ptro Observation-Disclosures ant
brittilcpcn Joofe ertpartet. Gin neues
0eEs LIT paftrt, nod ,peletem nut
betrilserifbe . Sbuloner perbaftet
mercen ftmen Sn Dem SeeDepartez
'n1ent bemerft, tnonjoub 0te SreSotte
isis Don SO: Sanonen, ouf .tbrer
Sabrt nQ6 Dem goreebirge Der sue
ten 6ofnun@ 2 ipanlibe .:Selapent
l6lffe dpfsefoneen bat, npopon teoee
$50 @clapen fabrte., l8O 0tefer
llnglddliben waren Is suf fammsn%
sepaft, oas (ie nt6t auffeben fonn.
ten! ssJbr Seunb tfonD ofsn Dor
Durft, uno tbre 3unesn tparen &c.
(hn eAen. Webrere ttorben DOE Ben
ISubeh ibrer >pefrsier. IS erbebeu
|N0 ren3ett 5u 3elt beftlSe: Stit11en
eeaett Gu6lano, oe1en oerfsdtepo-
lIttf ourbqus Den gn9tdn6srn nibt
! 9efallen mill. I0otb(bilO, Der 9ro(r
Ife 0el0mdfltr 0er oltsn 2Delt, i(t
nun aub Qonfmonorh N Sponien
'aeworren. 81 oisfer .@Dre lell ibm
elne fleine Summe Don l2 0Nilllp>
men DranFen perboIfsn baberl, Die er
in MoOrio an bcn .re6ten .Srt 3u
Iplaclren rpu6te. ;Sisier Mann fan
IS nod 70 melt brin9en, ,na6 ibm
Die DuOoeafirten 9eutIhlonos
nod ibre &ronen fir cine biuise
Summe iberla0en. mon ertpartet.
nun in @n9lano nit >srofer @rou-
nung Nadrt1ten aus Der, tnittela'
ldnoi(ben Msere BON Den meiterts
8ewesunssn Ser ensliiben Slottt.
e: 9oaano.:: .~........
I 'Sie 2urembureer Nneeteeenbeit,
'trelde jeet in BiebriA oerbaneslt
miro, I'll. nod ni6t erIeoigt. .8etoe
Xtni9e bebarret auf ibre,, @iaen,.
lit1ilt unD jebert mil bebalten mas
er bat. ,!Nreuben bot feline S>ptbt
pie ftreitfibtisen Soudnoer unn
Stlsier 5u sinem frieDlicben9ereise
sA brinsen }, uno fo init birfte oie
2Selt nod einige Sabre .ldnser NIT
oteitn bS6tf lansweittsenDe Detbaao,
lun9en iI1 ju tlnterbalten baben.
j. .-Sbmeib. : !, .>.r> !;
Die Gester,lnsen oiefs 2onoes
iuben (lb 70 piel als ,n0slitb opr
oen seorehten 3manssmaa6resel.,
~ nerpabren. Gie gebe.1 nod unDr
befTen bas 8etfe. Gie @toofs
basIer uno oie .{anobaslsr baben {ib
fhtslib ,pieosr ppr eillsm qEirtbss
ha,lfe eine Gdledt ssliefert, uber
l1ur ta;f .Ntiseiii. dh elmer o.
r1eiroe fcIte Gin pfArrer sepdblt
,ptrcen ]; Die Gtini1en spdresl !aetx
Btift. 9soe partbei beftauo, barte
r1ddla ailf ibren pfarrsr; !; anb cine
1hrieb sulBt. pef atlotrti iAre Dahl
|in laA gsfieht .lno .onf oen Nlefesi.
EDft &it0s NAT Ser Sdnfpfptds. -
retnein .anosrn Drte,s mo mon
seiilen tonftn SsNreibtr sur, Nubs.
|trinssnt ipsiIfa ,blieb Der NrsDiaer.
ssAsr Oetlltippf in hoiis. !, QEsil ar.
Ser rsr g org an grats mar, d. rfe
fistet lsntn; ben | NbesfbitD tDsneis
aidt clnk rsoigt nsr rot urpsr,
Z ttSnsa sstttsa sio slh & DIX
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-19

uns.''
"Nepe nicbt, Mdo6sn fonosrn
tummte oi6 uno ;ieb oeinesW sWsses.,
I'm 9ottesmitlen, 9oteu es be,
tpest lIb in un(trm Nh6eu; bort
unten-IIebtt bu oenn nichts?
Scr S&mu9slsr orebte f6 UNI.
"9nd0i9er (oerr9ott .Iino ou bat
Neht!" rief er bebeno: "oaS Ino.
Sd9er I! Weun sp,r jsne G1lu6t
nt6t erretben Gno ,pir perlobren.'
;. gin 9unD G6!us an unb orebte
fDcn Den Sdleibbdnoler iu fa0tn;
bod Defer, jeBt nur onNettuns pen-
fenot Wleuoerte feinen ,pa6 ouf oie
Ssltie, oaB le beulen0 nit Dem
Sbnee III ben Nberuno biuunter>
toume!te, "9ieb ber !" Cbrie Ct
lelnem Slnpe 81, ersr,f os0en 2o(h
fa6te ;ee felt an Der 5oano, uno ;pe
les nit be(bleuni9ten Scbritten otn
yeIswes fort. 2tbsr Nnsit ldbmte
petrlna's fbtpabs Glieoer uno Der
beordnste Mann bate 9olbtoote
NIT ilb oabtn su hltppen. 9n,er
ln0ber uno ndber fbnebte oas 9er-
oefben beran. Sect risfen oumpfe
)Sttmn1en: 0alt ! unD ols feline
Nntwcrt. t.erfolste, opni,srpe tinBl6,
btenfn0ll in vieltieemg do Ourh Dos
i9pelsenoe 8sbirse. Die &uael
(fblus Su ben Si6sn ber 9erfclsten
an Den Ssl0en an. "8ormber5ieer
Vott p fbrie petrina, i6 tann
Inl6t ,reiter ! 2o6 mid bier, meln
Dater, unb f1lebe gu; MID rpsroen
| ie nl6t t1lorben.
"4ber perratben trir(t ou mid %
ent9e9nete Der geanstfete Gcbmueg,
ler; " ou taLnlt ia nibt lisen;
btitl nod su unerfabren, 3n fHrebt,
fam; iIe brou6en oib nibt einmol
su rnartetn un. Nues aus Dir berous.
Subrinsen.' .''9petrtno permc6te nibts
oarouf ju anttporten, oenn (le fiblte,
eeas ibr 9oter tpebt rMeat habtn
fSnne. ~:':
*."9a ou perratb(t mid :" fubr
|oieler fort: ||un0 Damn bin ib per,
lpbreu; Damn 1T ber StriG mein
eobn, uno QBeib. tlno SinDer, Mut.
ter uno Detter mulen oarben uno
perbun9eru. &omt1' fctnn, -
Gr je9 Ie per,ntifunsseou Bonn.
8ooen auf une fblepptt licb NIT
etner ooppelten 0lrDe ur, etnsnJes
ienrlh besum. -. .-~
Nhsr umfona. Oie @diben
fflrmten berauf tpie Die gemfenjds
ger; t,ur nod cine Htine 0bbe bat
ten fe ~ eritei9ab uno lie rpdren
ouf einem 9prfprnnse, BEL, t,,ls cine
lhmale, NIT Garrsnlitipp sr6fen.
tbells ausgefullte 9ertiefuny Don
Der Stelle trenntey 100 oie 9erfptss
|tenfb iebt befanoen. 9ie A19ft
pes S6musslsrs itls9 BON Minute;
~ Minnte; petrina mar lple leb>
los an ibh1 risoereefunfen, uno alt
feline Nnarensuneent 1ls spieosr auf.
surtbteni blieten rer9ebeas. Sod
elntnal tbnte eli, ppnnernots. 6alt
Gus Der Siefe berauf uno spieDer
liaufen DE Sugeln, ,lnD INNER nd
fbsr ftbriffen bic NDfItirpCfer bt6Ue
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-19
Gebt eS pintt !

Gub Die 5r,,,ee iebauernr blintt
06rtsrtrantiu eurem 8seber:
Drum sersndst. persnitst ibr 3edu!
Sub.it eieoer, labt un6 trintt
Sreuoe mint
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-19

. Sreuuoibaft, Dir!
8eihen oieise 0lds6eu mir!
glimm Der Retsen 5uloisuns,
9Sstin ou bic ,ane rtn(blunsen,
Sieb! mir fbwbren aIle bier,
Greusof6aft. Bis!
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-19
2ebel bpb {!

2ebel bpcb!
9sbet oisle Sabre nod,
Maoben. Die ins groengeben
llp6 oes .nintnelt 8oltn tpeben!
Slu6: Dsm Mann'. oer sueb beleg!
2ebet bod !! -
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-19
@ute Wa6t !!

4aben mir siuf aussslabt
Ssb'n mir iintt Der 8Osbana nieoer,
a1ns i'm Ssernsnbimrusl, ,pisbes,
Mo uns ni6tS rnsbr srauris ,,adt.
0ute g(ad,t! :. = ,;..=S #
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-19
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Gin QieD oer Sre ube.

8ute Nabt!
Greunoe iubelt, triuet unb ladbt!
Greut eu6 beut. osrInst bic Sursen:
Denn. pieusibt. pisuet6t ad .r,or9en
Mire AUDI eaer SarS eema1t.
CUTE 0tabt!
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-09-19

Sepo persnhst
meil Die 3eit 70 f6neA esrfi,at.
&afbt bic Gage. MUST bic stunosn!
Denn. Ii iino 10 talo psrfbwunoeu,
llue Der 3nfunft 9tebel trtst.
Sepo persnaet!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-06
TO THE PUBI.lC.

UNDETERMINED 10 offer every lnducenent =,
~ soliciting the patronage OF my friends ami
tbs pupic generally, base engaged Alr' Bernard
Garrett 10 asslst me III the general management
anu supetncniencc OF the Washington Hocl,
whose urblniy OF manners and Jealous disposition
10 please nave ever been a,knoel edsrd ami dul,
appreciated. llfoS. u AoGWooD'
OcI % It's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-06

SJBeialag nee. - Inc 3 ursviIle Record states,
htt small covered canal boat last from Luzernc
county On the moth branch Of the Susguehanna,
passed that port lasi week She traversed on her
narural el ment, ul'og the lines Of the Psnnsyva
MIA canal, down the Susquehanna to the Juaiala,
aud up ,hal river 10 Holiday sburg and then took
tie rail ,oad across The Nounlan on Gus, and
was launched again into the canal at Johnstown
She - lreightrd with several tamlles and thcil
goods and chateIs, who arc bound for the State o.
| Illinois.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-06

MAssAcae.-A letter from Batavia Gas Indies)
dated A prd 23l announces thu dea'h Of Captain
Phlhp + Livingston, formerly otfeof IN tn
u. > Navy, by the hand Of violence together with
othYr pcfsons on board us ship, the Matilda of
Batavia bouni from that port 10 some other placs
IN he East win cargo Of suit, and $3.50 900 IN
specie, belonging TO the Dulrh government. The
murlcrers >ucceoded in thei, object, which was 10
get possesslon of the money, and having scu'ted
the vessel which after sunk, they landed on =
ne, ,hbonng shore Captain Livingston was n son
Of Judge w llllam LlsIn sion of Kings county, N.
was born at Flaibusb, l.. l., and was about Sc
ycars Of age, The Matilda @asowncd by Messrs.
Payne, Sllker, & Co. of ,iara.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-06

l. Is with re ret W. hnd o rselvcs compelled 10
teI1e ne f,llpW NJ Outrage which occ rred Dung
fhe rejoicing o. aur opponents over thfir vlctoy,on
Fuday evening" Of the last week. large party
thesc he'o worshIpprrs o'eedcd 10 the dNel'ng
II Nj SCOTLAND, who hal leh town some days
foe public luslne,s, having with hcm sn II
piece of CANON, and for some im3 Kept up u most
hijoohs concert Of hisscs, groans and o her dscor-
dant noises The ladies OF the family BEN alone,
with the exception Of he childlen, were OF course
'feadfully alarmed Afer tbs doughty feat OF
ans, these heroes retired 10 make tic res. of the
8" i,ht hideous" with th-lr stormy exutaions.
NeW yetSey Democrat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-06
T. nm i1c NOr[ X ILlralI Or 81.

SnacgtsG OCCuRRENce - most rrvung act of
human hatch-ry WIS ptfpelr rated al Mount Plea
sant IN Norfolk county on Thursday evening last,
the particular. of which, as Ear have been
able TO gather them, are rs follows :-Mlchapi
Skies euuvstcd small piece of land adjoining
the tarm Of Bats)a Fem SIS lni pom SGD Fenireos
lhalifh he would have eye 20 his e Closures Ia
his absence Che living on another Erm) and prc-
vent the c1ule from break'ne into them, he might,
after the crop was gather d. have the glcanngs fer
his own Stock TINS was agreed on nut when
the crop was gathered, Skies turned his own stock
INTO the folds and Fentrcss resolved 20 turn ia m
Out. In pursuance of this Determination, he took
With HIM young man named John Murien, and
set OF after the moon had risen about 10 o'clock On
Thursday uight TO tufn Skies hogs &c. out of the
field Ga their way, III a narroT part o. the road
| they were met by Skies and two boys one of the
latter his own son, the other his nephew Skies
nd his son we're each armed wl,h a gun the ne
phew had a pistol. Six sand Ffntess had some
| wo.ds the latter declaring his determination t,
| take down The fence AN DIVE Skies stock out o.
the ii I'D where he commended they had no right tc
! be, and Skies lnsIstins hat he should not
The on'rovtrsy was suddenly terminated by
SKIS who RI SID hts gun end discharged hc con
tents at the breus of Fenrress thon san ling only
few toet from the muzale, Who Tell dead at MS feet
5 kes hen otde cd his nephew 0 shoot M arden
the boy obeyed ,hr savage mandate and woundel
! him N the arm, he was making of The I'M
| forum l. man then turn round TO demonstrate
telling Skies thai he had never injured HIM, and
hoi ed he would spare HIS life but Skies unmoyed
by his appeal sna,shed the gun which his son held
aud aimed and ii ed 1t at Murden u no received tn,
charge in his side and fell MORALLY wounded
These facts We obtonod from per-ot living IN h.
neishbarheoI of the bloody scene. We learn ths
an inquest wa. held yesterday but VIZ have no
hard the result. OF the main facts which he inv,
stated however, there can be no douot Wclcnnel
las' evening that likes had ool been appr,hond
aud tia, Murden is sui alive
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-06

ne,e ,eotk for IA, supreme Court, aaa Georgia
Mobilization W learn from the Mlllodgevie
TINS, thu, " nj the Term of Murray Supreme
coWt, Cherokee Indian, by ,hu name OF john
Graves was indicted an convicted ol tn mur or
white nan by the name of Bhes He was
sent need 10 be hung on the 2ist November
urx.
plea to III jurisdiction was fled IN InIs case
and oyorruicd appIleft on has since bcfa made To
thc S1pttn Court OF the United states for wtu
| pi error IA osh If OF tho prisoner The CITATION
which accompanies Il, IS mater OF course VIII
be here probably in the course of ton OF httern
do}s. al served ns the former one IN the case
Of fassIs upon The Governor, cI,lng the State OF
q ofsa to appear before he bar of this tribunal "
Sat danah Republican.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-06
RAl.rIGn. Oct %.

fNAItTuHl
Choleya. - w are PANIED 10 ,tato thai tins lead
y Zoe to human lf has re-sppepreu - Washing
ton, IN thls ) ate efe Inte val Of nearly week
m form more malignant # possible, lhan \. the
6rs' instance. We have beer favored w,th the
pernsni Of private letter, when stairs tha on
sunday last, there we've IN that town SIX unbur ID
corpscs, all but two OF whom wrre coofed. The
letter m ntlons, however, tina, Ihe weather
gam tuning COOL and strong hopes OF the disease
b ing arrested were entertained
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-06

BosroS, October 81
Jabcz w Wilson, a lad about I4 year. old. was
charged US crd IN Police Cour with homicide
for killing MIR. Horatlo n. Pear,e at South Bo,.
ton on Wedn' sd'y afernson, By jischar.iny a
nuskei, the contents OF which entered the DO of
Mr.. Pearcr-Fhe gun was loaded with shots of
various slzas, which prod@ccd 1876 1olnds NJ.
'r0rce hted about Twelve GoJrs afterwards
thefe was post mortem examination by Dr.
Hale, DR. Hayward Dr. Bradford ana d.. Stcb.
bins, whose opn'on was, that the wounds Caused
p# . sll3 md shot found In him) produced his
ica'h II dad not appear that the prisoner an de.
ceased were acqnainird with each other, and the
d-'euce by w. Dopp Esq was pui upon the ground
OF ms "sen'ure ANA accident. Mr.. Parker was
present In b. halt of the Common wealth The STA
tuie IN casts OF homicide gives NJ power to bar
and Nh justice Rogers felt himself found 10 com.
mt the boy TO geo until the sitins ct the Supreme
Court III November M, Poarce was met nsnic
four children.
U. S CIRcrtr CouRr AT the u s. Circui,
court yesterday, Judgs Story on the Bench, the
murderers of Captain Crosby were arraigned. pnc
ach furnished with a 20 y of thr indictment foune
lg inst him, and II list OF tho Jurors who were i'm
pennolIel TO Try the issue. Ness,s. B. b. Thsch
or and VIM Bnghem were appointed Counsel fo
.'e prisoners Their trials wall probably com
menfe on Monday next.
The twelve Spanish pirates were mex, arraisnet
and also each furnished with copy OF tho indlct
men', translated into tho Spanish lsnsu,ge. and {
list OF the jurors names, and Messrs. q. S. Hi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-06

Past ORce Pobbcrg--A young man named
Bilig Patterson WAS arrested m dis cay on FIJI
dig last by M ssrs. Jacob and BENJAMIN Hays,
under the following charge Patterson, 1t appears,
VAS Ia ely deputy postmaster IN the town If Staun.
ton. Virginia, and let,er reached that oihc, for
some person, with lisf on bank IN this cilv FOR
$500. THIS l'te was opened by Patterson who
ook out The DRAFT, and wrote the name Of the per-
son II whom The raft as payable, 10 ioter,
dealer IN this city, whom he requested 10 ge nc
dra f paid al the pank aud remit am he amount "a
the post ohc at Snunton In tins letter - the lot-
tLry csirr he told nan that he m gn keep he price
of ten lottery tickets ou Of the draft, AM send them
along with the money. As the matter apptIreI
tather suspicious TO the lottery deaer instead 81
Getting the draft eaSheJ, he remit ed ii to the head
noslmasier At Stanton, and quesled him 10 MAKE
inquiries bout H. When the poslmaste, al S,aun-
to received III leucI, he Immediately showed II to
his deruiy,Pa terson OF whose integrity 4e had ~
10 mat period, 40 iouo Whatever On inning that
! Inc mater had token ST unexpected a ,urn, and
tynrlng discovery. Patterson let >laun,on. and
am. 10 tia, city iii the lDienjon OF gong 10 Eu
! ope snory al or heief, Scranton, the puslm S
| OF that place tl0n out how h had act.l rel
! I'VE 10 the dtati, aud wrote on To jacob lays VIII,
sgen 'e'fe'cd nin out and, accam ianifi by his son
| BENZ 'n'lu, a,reNIc5 hm o. Friday AT tho pos, %
tee hist he was III the aet of receiving lelttr
| NetC York j ar. COM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-06

u laGlNlA AT Circuit Superior q our
Law and chancery, con.inued md held ITO
Bedford county, al the Baptist Chutch near lt'
town OF Liberty, on Saturday, The Iltn day ofGi i,
tober, 1884 -
James Babcr pf
against
Sampson Sharp an William R. Jones, adnu
Matthew McMuIlen, deed. pehs.
IN CHhNCERY.
Inc VIII OF ceihorati heretofore awarded 10
remove this cause from rhe county courl Of Be-
iofd to this cour', havn, been returned and the e
cord OF sad cause beng duly ce,fed il IS OIelt'
that this CAUSE be docketed-& on The npon oftn
d'fendant, Sampson Sharp, TO dissolve the njdHs
ton AWARDED 10 the PLAINTIFF the court, upon cor
S'defation OF the bill and answers, ard after hear
Tag counsel In opposition thereto, dol. ry''
inc moIlon-aad doh furthcr adiudge, order '''
decree thai commissioner of this couIt do axe az
account OF the administration of the deterdlbt
W niia'" X. Jones, OF the estate of Methcw ~
Mullen, decd.--and also an account between 10:
pla'ntf and the said William Z. Jones, adm Nv
Matthew n Muiicn, decd-and TIA. he rer0h a'
same 10 this court with any m tier special y sI'yo
thought pertinent by IN nsclf, or required Wy NV
parties to be SO S etcd
A CoPy-Tes,c, JOS. wilson's
COMMISSIONERS OFFiCE'
-, Liberty, DC 81, 'lo3i , Il
Inc parties III this cause will take nollce 'h''
nave appointed Thursday the 4th day Of p''sI
'er next 10 commence tho accounts, directed W
.o'sso'"g uecrce-on which day, at the hour ",
c'oca' "A NJ they are requested 10 attend d, ~, r'
'"'o' !" 'his town, with their accounts vouO"s'
anu copies OF e'ur' papers prepared for examnaN,'
anu settlement. jNQ. AUSTIN WHARlon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-06
Stone .MasOuS w a,.,e>.

A FEW good 5,oaf Masons ean get smpio,
y men, and iibert wages Tor IL balance u th
ear, ny application TO the sbsor,,i-r ~ Rossf
Old Iroa Works JAMES HOLAN.
Oct 80 Sit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-06

tnlGr JusrteE or MAINE. We learn from tie
Portland Adseft,sef than Nathaniel Wcson, n
present one Of the Judges of the Supreme judicial
Court has been nominated Gp the Gxeouuvc, Chel
Justice o. that Court, N place OF Preniiss Msllen
j SO iulhed by ugo aud Nicholas Emery, dlsin-
4ulshed lawyer OF Portland, has been nominated IL
M the seal vaealcd by J dse Weston.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-06
Valuable Town Property for sal,

81 The above properly viii be off.rtd 70 lb.
n '''st bidder, at auction, " Wednesday the l2a
INST, by ChnIca Phops, Aucuoneer JF
Oct 20 n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-06

Bonk Robbsrg On Thursday afternoon he
Branch Of III Upper Canada bank q, N,asars,
wa' enerst, and ioles 10 tie amount Of from five
n SIN thousand do lars taken away We se m
'9in"d that h. robbery was committed between
.teee and four O'Clock IN the afternoon, during tbo
al sense OF the clerks 10 dinner TIE cashier,
hninas McCormlc, Esq was absent on his way
. Fo'ento having Iefi hat a:ternoon in he slesn
boat { snada. The flee was left III ,he change 0
son OF 'ho cashier, and aan,s,er youn- man, 4
oie'A. /. appears rather mysterious, ,huI these
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-06

lard anil d. L. Child appointed their Coun'e'
rhey will be brough, into Couu on Msnoas W
make their pleas, and their trial, will folio" ID or
der after the others.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-06

Gen. W II Harrison has been appointed Clnk
Of he Coprt OF Conm,n Pleas OF IL ,non coun-
~, Ohio for seven Yeas from the time OF appo tut.
mCut.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-06

D oap'a'n Ross During The recent visit of C an,
we nor.n'fn capitals he was received with
AM M, Iope"nase", Stockholm, and Petersburg,
r., SUE. SuD as a member of the most celebrated.
&c Sovereisns seemed to have ved with ~.
~ 9ec's IN heapins honors upon our gallant co,,r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-06

The Savanna Georgian .ia,es thai JOHN Gov
pgR Ess If =. ~ mons, has on his plantation u
bouf fry daie trees. A specimen OF The ifnn wa
recently sent 10 Savannah, winch Is thu' deser-
bod
Ia the specimen before US, the fruit Of rich
golden color Is pendant clusters o. 'oor TO oghi
d the ca fstsI1s Of slender stems, about foot end
a hall lyns winch rad,fe from the very extreme o.
the branch Of the tree. The stem Is free Of nun
for fn foot II Ike he fru,t, ~ OF a golden color
rL wnoe number CT detes on tn amen amour
ted . about No hundred The inn IS not yetnPo.
lbs 10 u Is firm md neshy, has sub acid, but
not Gfsngrreahe taste.'
Thc same gentleman has also succeeded 10 raj
sidg large number OF otive irees.
The New Orleans Bulletin speaks Of Il sample OF
sugnr from the plantation Of Gov Johnson, end
saYs--
al the suear the approaching crop turns OIL,
Ike the sample exhhoi that Of the present season
will b. unsurpassed by The crop Of aay previous
one. rne cbry 'tslizt ton isqute perfeef, the CO
lor light and beautiful, aud the gfanulatlon COM
peic, faIl aud lively
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-06

sroHa N Missssirrt--A very severe s'of"
occurred IN Mssis,ltp, during the .afly part o
THIS month IL rained slsnos, iaeessanily for 81,
days The Grand Gulf Advertiser Of The Gil
inst states thai more RAIN fell ,nan VAS ever known
TO fall hri1re that section Of the country, IN the
same space of ume-tor three days and three
nights the very portals Of Heaven appeared w.
loo.ed and torrents descended IN eopious quantities
The Advertiser ads
From The best information we have been able
10 procure, We ascersin th1i the storm which re
vailed here, has been general throughout out State,
a. far as heatd from, and ha great ond irrepara5e
injury has been done to tho sol as well The dam
age OF the cotton b. some OF the most intelligent
planters. II 70 estimated fhai The cotton crop IN this
state has been cut short fully one-half, and by
theirs one-ihllJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-06

young Gentlemen should have gone to 'linnef, after
the usual hour Of closing the bank, and no. seeurea
their money.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-06

Ea3D Deprarity.-A child only ten years oil.
was lately convicted in III, Cour' OF As,zcs al Bon
cb,s de Rhonc, Of the murder of LITTLE gd and
sentenced - ten years Imprisonment in The llons,
Of Correct on.-Hc was convicted uron The eslmo
ny Of child SIX years old.