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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-10
SALES.
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT,

ON Tuesday, 18th instant, will be sold army
~ Auction Store, to close consignment
AZ pair Boots
81 Ploughs
barrels Shad
viii be added to the above Sale
IS pair coarse thick Boots
boxes coarse Shoes and Brogans
80 boxes Smoked Herrings
mar 10 VIM. D. MUTT, Auct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-10

NOTICE.
YyHE subscriber wants a Summer and Win
Il ter Fisherman, that is well acquainted with
tides to conduct his Seines in and out of his
Boats, and to attend to things on a Landing.
opposite Mount Vernon, Prince Georges Coun.
ty, Nd WIN. BRYAN, of RID.
feb 19-w3w*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-10
THOMAS BIRD,
AGENT FOR MRS. WOOD.

AGENT FOR MRS. WOOD,
ID especially returns his thanks to the friends
IL and customers Of the establishment and
hopes, by strict attention to business and every
effort to please, to merit a continuance of their
patronage.
THE BARRIERS SHOP
is on Fairfax street opposite Mr.. Guy Atkinson's,
where he may always be found ready to Share,
Cut Hair, and attend to any calls that may be
made feb 29-w3w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-10
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THOS. VOWEL, 3
GEO. BRENT, \
ROBT. BROCKETT, ;
LOUIS REEI.ER e

The property will be shewn by application to
the Cashier of the Mechanics Bank.
ian 20--wt1Mar&eOt15th
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18


NEssrL rorSpsRrp.-The P,-.r-..
brig funchal, Capt Non,z. from Md.
day. out. bound 10 New York. with
OF 300 Pire. OF wine, "a crosstn. ,-~
Stream experienced very stormy 49,.
during which shc sprung n leak 49,.
not perceived I'LL the vessel " ~ fout.d q, d.
SINKING condition and every edort a. .,.-
her proving Intellectual, she ~ A. absn1,-.I ~.
sunday evening, Cape Herr, d,,taf, 4t.......
The captain, suPerc9rgo, p1s.enter. A.
sesmen, IN the long boat, arrived al DlIp
Comfort yesterday afternoon. and a.. ~. .
the steam boat Old Domini0n last ,,e,,..
The mate and three searncn inuc i,lf, l....
continued m company until MoutaN eIsr.
when The long boat run them out Of .,...
They no doubt arrived AZ OH P1iat I,.',,...,
We earn Una, Tie vessel and Part Of tic car.
go are insured
SOMEWHAT Stsrtciors - n,ler our -, 49,.
head, IN last Friday paper. wa,a .,,,err. >,
purporiing that small srho,,er h-l,..-.
To Llenion, whi,h had icuehei here r, -
return from Alexandria to Nor:t C.-.l.,,
While beating out OF our rncr 90 u,,.i,r
previous, had sunk 20 sG1deniS TIT ,t- o.
tain and crew had barrels time 10 e>~atr b.. %
boat without being able 10 save tic cant.
chest, which contained the proc cd, of ii.
cargo aid hrs clothing, or any thing e'-e ~
eePt the clothes they had on. We have MS.
to state, that the schooner has since BE,
raised AMI towed up by our trim -
townsman, MIR. Joses hickman. who ,u,r ..
diliely called survey On her. and Il WI. co...
lSceriained that she had been seH:i,I' lie
captains chest was ia iis plaoe, with orc r
two old garments m r,-bui the proceed. Il
tic cargo could not be found. The captain.
report that the schooner sunk while .bca,-
,ns' - contrad'cied by the fact thai she q
. her anchor out The schooner a. called ~,
Happy Return. the Captain nane ia m.
driek'. and she Is owned by him and Do.
firermols.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18
FOREIGN.
By n Late Arrival at Nv S.L
GREAT RRIratN

The Irish Coercion Ball had been o-is,..
10 third reading N ;he Lords witt ..r-,.I,-
promp'ness, but NJ without an ut.r,.,.--
debate. STILL the Vfpoueui, OF the bal. q
not press division. The Lord CsaD-, -
IN The course Of the debate. stated n. .......-
lar fact, that Earl Grey had m the cogr.. +
the last six months made no les than g., ~
,empis TO resign and he appealed 10 hl, r.,-
leagues, whether moro asssduou, ef,rt. a.
ever been made by one set Of men cooo.~t,I
WIN another m the same cabinet 10 r,t,.,
one man among them, than Lai been ma. p,
Pr1'eni Earl Grey fcom resiEninr.
Inc London Courier OF the Doth savs
i.ord NuiSrave u To- succeed Lord Carlo.
as Lord PrIEy seal. having. OF course. n S.,,
IN The cabinet" The same paper Of the 20,
says, Lord Durham Is again mentioned a,
Lord Lieutenant Of ireland"
The HaTrest-The hay harves, - ne,r,s
finished ga this part Of England. and aithor..
The crops on some lands hight, vet OF L..
whole 81 - an average crop and ~as never
made 10 better order The wheat harye,t i,s
partially commenced ~ the south. and 5.r-.
The heNt week Il will become general IL.
wheat, barley. and oats. were never better 49,
reas, vegetable. have suffered -l-.-a
from The blisht, and We fear wil! al ,s.-f
The late rams have benefited the poisto,.
Deah ~ Earl BfihHrsf .-Earl R.tA.-,,.
formerly Secretary Of the Colonial ps.1-,-
ment, died at has residence Ia London D..
9th
The nett profits Of tie Liverpool ~ VA
chester Rail Road for The siN o., .,ft. .....-
Jeih June, were ga ,l9. T.. DIR .sr.
have ordered diva dead Tor that .r-.... e
q los. per share
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18

| had put the ring upon my husband
finger, farmer Johnson brought over
the Temperance book. We all sat down
To the tea-table together. After sup
per was done, little Robert climbed up
and kissed his father, and turning 70
farmer Johnson, Father, said he, "ha,
not Smclt like old Isaac the drunken
fiddler, once, SINCE we rode home in
your yellow wagon" The farmer o.
pcned the book: my husband signed
the pledge o. the society, and, with
tears in his eyes, gave me back-ten
thousand tunes more precious than cv-
cr-Ny MOTHERS GOLD RING.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18

The most interesting item OF ia,r'ii---cs
brought by the last packets fron E4re2. :
ihe passage of MIR. O'CoaBsII'. amr-lue-.,
10 the Irish 1.-THE composition ball. - ,-,'.
reducing by two-fifths The amount TO &c Jrlss.
and The second, requiring; that Tie rcrsa.-.,;
three-hiIi, be Ieviei 90 l1ndloId. in>t,a. =
tenants. An immense burden would h--,
be taken from the shouldc r. % the Iti.b d.
ihoiics, as the " hole amount OF tithes exc.
three million, OF dollar The me4s1r- ,
yet to pass tie ordeal Of The House OF .r...
which recently rejected, by a. large 4 va.
iy as II was carried IN tie House Of ia.
mons, the bill Tor the removal OF tic Ies.,.
disabilities.
The tone Of the Kings .pcech on 70 -.
ming Of the French Chambers ,ndlrs,s.
Visoraied confidence IN Tie ,,ab,lii, uf .
present government u i,Io be ho,-f al
may DC expected, that one of tie Ia, pr F..
oi a. accession Of strength through ne ...s
elections wilt be the appropriate Of i.-.,
BY the Chamber Of Depu,ie. 10 carr, istl e.
leoi the treaty eonclD.ied brtRe.l re Irri..-
Ministry and our government in rciairo F..
decentralization Co our eItilen. igr Iie-l4
sPoliAiions. Bait -I,nsr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18

among recent items q foreign inte' -tF.s
- tbe encouragement % she death Of s-..
ragny Duke q Galore, one Of Bona.4..-.
p'lcst ministers HIS name - vel ka.ar q
THIS country a. abe Minister Of For, .-a So.
lars, ~ whom tie corresp ondes,e - 60
our government was carried on. d.f.x
discussion concerning tie Berlin sBa N..la
DEGREES, and the British Orders in G..
previous 70 The late VAR. lie wss osss
edoeaied for Tie navy, bat entered poi
liic a. deputy g. the States General Of 81
belonging q the .Nobisss,, and was one q,
hrst T. Join the Jleys Eia lie took -..,t
20 TIC tran,aoiiots Of The "rsign % ,cfI
of We .e'er1i changes 81 party. tiiI re g..
tibliihment q The CONSULAR ,ovsrp,o..t .,
Tie contrary De feli into s's-p,e,,, s.,.
and was thr0sn INTO PRISON b, The Coz.
iee 81 Public safety dafinx ib@ s.-r-.lsa.l :
Rpbespierre. iIr served nos...r.s un
eomPlute deyotion vas app,nt,I 1r..4...
dor u Austria n 1900 and cYn'itllI ire
tour sears On has return % i+Il t~ 90
appointed Mini.ier q the inter- s
iuiy. i-5', Nin.sier fof For, g. s
shich opacity be secondsd tlr
hs gislntir scheme ofe.tabli.lrrt.
coastal system. Tor BIS share
With sni against Ferdinand ol
.ffaied Duke % Galore tir sac
from hi' fprci,n Office io ia a.'f,
b ii secretary o. The fesenry ofN1f4
~hiie tle Emperor 49, ah-eni IN Dc
sian Csmpagn Who NayDleoa aola
/ rhampagnv iriusf io,sia Atiii, 81 ri.
made peer Wt.uN spsie1n rstgrUtt
Ci5a Chsmgs trs i,ine1 him On g.
restoration Pol. lt.fa.r was taken if1a
bat restored sssm tn i-i- ThsHgh
Il tbiin.es. sni aoi stsnei rth aal
blood ri tie rosYilfign. hIs csfscf 49,
lmP.sts al uoscfa, aiioiIs sub.ff.
vol, 1teres'. a1d slis..lt regard Q. ts at,.
Co. % Was. ahD. in ore af tis oF..s.
ai itdpsn AS PRIME gie--. rstat.
~ rehiars nrfrt.afy. I-,iItt GO C,...s
lI..lf.Es '- Els 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18

Rcr. Dr. BeieH-Thc religions com
muniiy of Philadelphia, and the friend,
Of religion generally will hear with
regret of the death of this eminent d.
vine. He expired on Saturday morn
Ing, the 3lst alt at Baltimore. on his
way 10 this city lie had spent q good
portion Of the summer At the Mineral
Springs Of Bedford without RECEIVING
any essential notwithstanding be-
my m fact the malady by Which he
was finally swept from life, Dr. Bcdrll
was a pure noble minded. and highly
intellectual man. ~ u clergyman. hc
was cinincnlly popular, as scholar
authentic ~ hig taste. and rich 20 m,
attainment IN all deed Of chant, and
goodness he va prccminent. WMls
the memory OF h,s well-spent hie rc.
mans has name cannot cease ~ b,
cherished With rc1CTcnt affection p,
IcycTy lover Of P'cty and talent
Ptik Cym. IaL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18

Com. PoSirr.-Wc are happy a.
learn that the article copied INTO our
last paper stating that this gallant odd
soldier bad been attacked with a para.
lyiic stroke, D. untoundcd. Letter.
have been received from the Comua-
dorc hy h's relatives "a tht. county 90.
ting that his disease Wa hsrmlc ,1I
that De- b. now c0uyale cent. D. RI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18

The Cumberland Md Advocate Of thu 26,l,
ult, relates an instance OF drath by intcm,eranes
which led 10 a most interesting dcvclupcmcnt ol
faithful attachment on the part Of n dogto his he
sotied master. The facts ~ the cas-, we're cst.b-
Used bcfOrc jury ot inquest held over tlie b1lN
OF the dcccaSrd, Who WAS asecrtancd tn bc B Ri
ley, brieklayer oil I1nlAdelphla. The alvo-
cate ssys:-
IL appears that the deceased came Ia
this place on the 10Th ult a passcng ger
IN the stage, and was left at the stage
house IN consequence of being insane
and subject To fits, occaSioncd by the
lmmodcratc use of strong drink. He
remained al the house until the follow
ing Monday about five O'Clock i'm the
afternoon, when he left, taking with him
neither coat nor hat. Surprising tina,
lac had just stepped out for recreation.
no attention was paid To him until dark
when diligcnt search was made, but in
VAIN. No trace was taken. Day al
ter day passed away without any further
discovery.
On the 9th day II was observed that
his Doc. which had been absent during
the same tune, had returned. They
fed him and he Immediately left the
house again and returned in the even
ing. They fed him second time and
determined to follow him. The dog.
upon discovering that they were fol-
lowing him, appeared 10 he much Ella
ted. prancing along before them until
he came opposite where his master lay
when he Immediately lclt the road. ran
Ia him and barkcdii
The dog had thus watched hts master
five days after death and then discover
cd him To the citizens Thus proyin.
the sagacity Of that valuable animal.
The verdict OF the jury was, that hc
came Ia his death hy fit-in dcrang-
ed state Of mind, occ1sioncd by an IN
temperate use OF ardent spirits.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18

LING Isiaad.-Thc farm Of the
Misses Stewart at New Utrecht on the
NaTows, about ninc miles from the city
and consisting Of one hundred acres.
was sold by auction last Thursday Tor
Sl1 mn. We understand city Is 20 be-
built upon H. The situation b. very
pleasant. The advance ~ real estate
on Long Island within the last year ha,
been very great. " y J1ur. C1m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18
BATTLE WITH tue INDIANS.


We understand that letters have been
received from Colonel kearncy COM
handing n part Of the regiment OF dra-
goons. dated at Camp Smith. west Of
Fort Gibson. of the 18th july. Cen
raj Leavcnworth and Lieutenant Me
Clure died on the 2lst of July: they
had both been sick for three weeks pre-
viously. No other officer had died
Gen. Lcavcnworth had advanced from
Fort Gibson for the purpose of cstab-
fishing two temporary posts. The dra-
goons under Col. Dodge had left them
several days previous TO the death oil
Gen. Lcavcnworth their object was to
seek an interview with the PawnecS.
about 100 miles distant, for the pur-
pose Of getting from them several of our
citizens whom they had taken prisoners.
and Likewise of endeavoring 10 prevail
upon them TO enter into aInicablc rcla-
tons, and 10 stop their marauding cx-
petitions. Col. Dodge had with him A.
bout ,s6O men-a force considered by
Col. hcarncy amply sufficient for all
the objects IN view. Col. kcarney
does not report the loss of any horses
Sickness had prevailed very much
through that region.
From The National Isf,lErencer.
The following highly interesting in
formation is furnished IN the Arkansas
Gazette ot the 18th ul,imo. OF which We
shall no doubt shortly have the authen.
/ tic particulars:
Desperate engagement be',-e,n he u STATE
/ DrdgDoHs and PnrEcr Ii.h,tns
by gentleman from Washington
county, we learn that the United State,
/ Dragons have recently had a blood,
! fight with the Pawnec Indians. in which
the latter lost ~ killed and loo prison
ers. Our informant derived his inior
nation from young man who was A
Fort Gibson when the prisoners wcr,
brought in under the escort of de
tachmcnt of the Dragons. The remain
der of the United States forces belong
ing to the exploring party. were left il
pursuit of the Indians. The Pawnee
are said To have fought desperately. ant
To have killed eight of the Dragoons.-
Several Usage prisoners were retakcr
at the same time, from whom it wa
pretty satisfactorily asceraincd. that TN,
young man whom the Pawnecs tool
from the Rangers last summer, had beer
killed. These are the only particular
that our informant was able To- collect
To-day mail, or that Of Saturday next
We hope, will furnish the details of TIN
affair"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18

The Philadelphia Inquirer states that
the Emperor Of Russia has through the
medium of the Baron dc kuidener.
Minister PlenipUcntary AZ Washing
ton, presented Joshua Shaw. Esq. ar.
tsi, u the former city. with FIVE hum
drcd dollars for an improved pcrcus-
son cannon lock invented by Mr..
Shaw.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18

A sepulchral urn has been lodged in
the British Museum, discovered on the
banks of the river Alaw, in Angicsca, in
iS33. II is correctly ascertaincd to
have enclosed the remains of "Boswcn.
daughter OF Lyr, King Lear and aunt To
the great Caractacus." II is ofexcced-
ingly rude CONSTRUCTIVE, with no other
ornament than few little prickcd dots
around the mouth-about IL inches in
height. II is relic of the second CEN
tury.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18

Rail ROad .Hccidenfs.-On Thursday.
owing to an unseen obstruction on the
Road, the steam engine on the BaIti-
more and Ohio Rail Road, was prcci-
pitatcd off the track between this city
and EllicottS Mills. Although the en-
gIne was capsised and run off to a CON
siderable distance, it was 50 suddenly
detached from the train of cars. that
they remained in their places and thus
sustained no injury.
On Saturday, at the Point of Rocks.
one OF the burthen cars was driven over
small boy by which the flesh was torn
off his leg and his foot seriously crush
ed. He was taken to the Baltimore
lnfirmary, where, We learn, nc is do
ing well. The accident occurred from
his own imprudencc IN being upon the
track where cars are almost continually
IN notion BaH. Pat. SEPT. I3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18

Rsn<dy for tks Choirrs.--N-. John Moore,
NO 3@o broadway, Ia, directed great atien-
ton 10 the cure vi this terrific seourse, and
has gathered n large quantity Of \ peculiar
herb, the tea Of which he administers to the
afflicted. and ~ lac represents, aud a. We have
reason 10 believe, with great success. Yes
terday respectable citizen long known to
us called on US and stated, that himself and
three Of his family had been restored, under
Providence, by using. lie has the fullest
confidence in its virtue. and recornme nd, IL
TO all Others. Mr.. Moore says about n hun.
dred persons have been cured by IT, lie de-
serves great credit for his zeal. perseverance.
and benevolent exertions. He supplies all
applicants with IT, and furnishes directions
for using it.-..E y. DAILY .fdr.
To Keep Plans and Peaches ripe through the
year.-Beat well up together equal quanti-
ties Of honey and spring water; pour the
mixture into an earthcn vessel; put in the
fruit all freshly gathered and cover them up
quite close. When any OF the fruit il taken
out, wash it in cold water, and it will be ii,
Tor immediate use.
Butter seasoned with brown sugar and
saltpctre, in place of common salt. is
SAID To be much superior To that prepar-
ed IN the common mode. Sixty firk-
ms prepared in this manner lately com
manded an advance in the Waterford
market.
.Uoiasses from Poiafoes-The Clevc-
land (Ohio) Advertiser of Aug. 22d
says that a small quantity of Molasscs
was brought To that village last week.
from Medina county, manufactured
from potatoes. Eleven quarts of thick
molasses were procured from a bushcl
and three peckS of potatoes. The fla
vor Is pleasant, and the article equal in
every respect TO West India Molasses.
Inc process of manufacturing is said To
be simple, and not expensive.
.Neac .NechaRicaI PorT.-An ingc-
nous mechanic at Brussels has Just
applied a new power to mechanics,
from which great results appear to be
expected. This new power is galvan-
ism. Across a hy-wheel which is 10
give motion TO the machine he has
placed a metallic bar, previously mag
netized by galvanic pile, and within
the attraction of two very powerful
magnets. The moment that the ban
arrives IN rotary course at the limit OF
the attractive power, and where il would
necessarily stand still, the inventor. by
the application Of galvanism, suddenly
converts the attractive into a rcpui-
sive power, which continues the motion
IN the same direction, and by these al
formations, well managed, the wheel
acquires a rapid rotation. The expert
ment is said TO have been completely
successful, and the machine worked 10,
whole hour.
A Pans paper mentions that for some
days past person has been riding
through parts of the city in car with
sails, acted upon by the wind, with en-.
tire success. He stopped at several
places at pleasure, and appeared to have
complete control of the machine. He
even mounted hilly street, with the
wind almost ahead" Ii things 90
on thus, steam power will soon be al 4
discount.
A sepulchral urn has been lodged in
the British Museum, discovered on the
banks of the river Alaw, in Angiesca. in
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18

Suioide.-MIanuel Dclgardo. one OF
the piratical crew recently brought from
England by the British brig OF war Sa-
wage, and confined in the Lcycrctt-
street jail. IN Boston committed suicide
ON Sunday. lie broke a square Of glass
and with apiece OF II severed the lugu-
lar vein.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18

The Irwi,ae RiOfer.-Jlmcs ". Co
nent. charged With being an active ac-
complice IN llre destruction Of the l'rsu-
line Convent at Mount Benedict va, cN-
ahmed at the Town Hall IN Charles-
town on Friday and fully committed
az IIIal bail brIng rcln.cd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18

Butter seasoned with brown sugar and
saltpctrc, in place OF common salt. is
sad to be much superior to tina, prepar-
ed IN the common mode. Sixty firk-
ms prepared in this manner lately com
manded an advance in the Waterford
market.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-18

To Keep Plans and Peaches ripe through the
year.-Beat well up together equal quanti-
ties Of honey and spring water; pour the
mixture into an earthcn vessel; put in the
fruit all freshly gathered and cover them up
quite close. When any OF the fruit il taken
out, wash 1t in cold water, and it will be Ii,
Tor immediate use
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-31
Dcepta9 0em slteu 0ctober 1884.

tair Gisn|te Su Ysrribten boten-
Die bier aus9enpmmensn GHH!cre
meroen bon pen Chefs Scr rslpeet,pl
Stabe ertudblt. Sein QIrser
fann 9esnun9en rrerptn qBotTen
Su traeen, Ipenn CT cine Gtlofums
me itott be11en erleet, purbs
9leb btt1lmmt, werosn lru, uno
oieGefe fesesbun9 nog semi0en rslt.
9lblenVenennun9en nit pam Wof>
|fentsasen bep prtpat unD 6fsntIiben
Mu0ernngen veribenen. . Seiner
Fam me9en Shul0en ins Gefdns'
nlb geiebt ,peroen, renn Ct .fetu gis
|ssntbum oEf9lebt, IS fey Denn, oa6
Itarter 9erpaNt me9sn Netrug por,
banoen mare. Nreoiser oss gpon
|se!iume baben fstnen Sis in Der
[0efs9ebung. QSsr einen Smep-
fampf fe6tet prer ueberbrIr9er,
Nnnebmsr ooer Senoer elmer 6ers
ousforoerun9 it, 1T css Ne6ts Der,
luItig, Elm 2lmt uon gbre ooer Oe,
mtnniju permolten. s*9ie Mitglie,
Der Der 0e(ssssbung mi0en bep. Der
2eittun9 res Nmtseioss fbw6ren
oab fe ,peoer ourtb gelo9e(6enfe,
GOen ooer Srinten, auf elue oiree-
te Bsiie, tbre 8 onnttuente
,bespo9en boben fhr 0e su tltmmen.
Gin Nrtifsl in bisIer Gonltitution
tr'ft Dortebrune fir Die 9erdnoer
une Oerlelben, tinmal In iehsSabrH
men es fit actbwenpis aebaltsn tuer'
Den (olIte, ourb Die oereiniste 6onDt
luns oer9encrol 2l0emblp, uno Den
itlmnfdbi9en 5urssru oes Staats.
Die Contribution fcG an erlten
Oonnerfag un0 5repta9 i'm ndOtten
Mer5 oem 9olte ,ur 2Innabme .,
Der 0er~erfuns, ourh cine Stiulf
menmebrhe!tt ucr9ete9t neroen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-10-31
8<oinsuneen btslsr Seitung.


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Z 2bater fir ben Sabrsans apsnst inner
ta,b orev O1pnaten oDln Gmpfaa9e het
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rsnuuab @erIauf cel1sIben brsabl miro. =.
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Nisc >fsine Subsieription anstnommenunc
bic 3eitunafann ntcbt auiasssben reroeu
ks ale &adjtdnse bs5aIat fne. &
s. 8sfanutna buuseu fOitsn: SIR cine
alOtbs 50 Gents tas Diersd faf einen
S1cnat 81 uno f0r Elm ee5abr 8 Iba!;r oae
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4. Mer bieie 3eituuo eurtb ben ppEreiter
bstbmmt, miro nO6 Die suiaslide Sumnas
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pe@risf, .e. an osn !Qeranssebe' 'uisi:
Zen poFfrtY einssfanet Ipsroen. =" ,..