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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-28
STEPHEN S. SANGER.

I'm rendering his sincere Acknowledgements to
Il his friends and the public for past patronage
respectfully informs them that he still CONTINUES
to manufacture, and has now on hand
BEDS, MATTRESSES, SOFAS & CHAIRS
ind Cabinet Furniture,
of good materials and workmanship, which he
will dispose Of upon reasonable terms.
The public are solicited to call, before they
purchase elsewhere, at his UpholStering amt Co
binet Ware-ROon,, on King street, between Co
lumbus and Henry Streets where he will salts
factory execute all orders for articles in ethcl
ofthe above branches. Repairs in either line
done neat, cheap, and eXpeditiously
oct 8-tf
EARTHENWARE CHINA, AND GLASS.
Yg1 n Lsubscriber has now open, and offers foy
< sac, large and handsome assortment o.
GOODS in his line, which hei anxious to dis.
pose Of at moderate prices. Among them are
Blue, brown & purple Dinner Services
" 4" Plates E other table ware
" 4" Bowls, Mugs & reaWare
=" " Ewers & Basins g. To-
let s
Cha Teasets and Cups e. saucers, plain and
gilt
Cana Pitchers, Mugs, Bowls, &c. do do
India China Dinner Service, dishes and
plates extra
Cut and plain Hall and Table Lamps, grca:
variety
Cut. plain, pressed and moulded Glassware
Blue and green-edged cream coIored. and
painted or enamelled Ware in all their varieties
Stoneware of excellent quality, Alexandra
manufacture
Pipes in boxes, 3 gross each, English and
German
Black lead Crucibes; Cooking Furnaces
Furniture Knobs; Window Glass in halfboXe
Cash sales being out ofthe question, liberal
Il,,l,
ROBERT H. MILLER
Alexandria Cd mo 81 1894
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-28

Lowell, Massachusetts, Feb g. 1874
In justice to DR.. VI, her medical adviser, when he
heard'her improvement in health, he recommended
perseverance, III the use Of he medicines.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-22

pO"s' Nor 'he most extensive commercial uses. and u-
% % 'ne uH'es OF hseal agent being It's naa, prn-
c,pa business its eddiug general its profitable ard
nIos constant employ, II disconnected With this agency
" US business Is devoted almost exrlusvely TO other
purposes iho business OF fiscal agent dwindies into
mere ny oHness, entirely incidentdi, much So that
when These duties taken from it., 6n it possessed
~ powers ana capacities, almost without limit Tor good
Tor evil. sT the affairs OF the country arr.
concerned THIS Conceive is practice under the Con-
suon unsupported hy fair construction OF IL, think
WI" ue honorable Senator from South Carolina tina, hese
powers are uuSt powers and ought 10 DO exered as TO
nua 'he ooec IN ves0g tho trust. Now if il be true
we nave constitutional power 10 create Bank, for
the purpose OF collecting the pubic money k,pi,, !,
go Sa Poyg % ont, at the points desired, gives no
pwr 20 create Bauk, Tor the purposes issuing Bank
anu sr'n'i's accommodations 10 those concerned in
ue ana commerce. TO any the wants or wishes OF
society may require.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22
SDriMg Warehouse.

IuyIII, large and compod,ous Warehouse. ait
unied on 1T street and 9th alley, IN the
Town Of Eyuchburg. ION street Immediately lead
ing 10 and connected with the southern termins'
ton Of the Lvnchb"sg Il Salem Turnpike, /. no"
in .,s- al Thorough repair, and 10 offered TO the
co.n,nuni,y Of Planters rs receptacle OF 1obacco
Two discreet aud competent inspec o's
(M,uI.. Lhbnra II. johnson aud Thos. }. Old
IN w la,,ly been commissioned aud qpal lid, and
nr. now engaged in the discharge Of the duties.
The sub.ctihcf Io~ner and p'opriti"r believes.
lint MS well from he competency L. n3nstry oil
I,,peciors also from the central position OF the
hous-. and its security against dangers from hrr
OF exposure from weather, II may he safely ie-
comm ended TO The Io,l,c-
Aware, that by Offering fair and proper induce
prnts To Plnnei, to patronage this hoase the sub
crib is promoting as we'll thur Interests nS
hi. Own he has recently incurred Considerable PI-
prn.r ia repairing and Improving its condition.
And Nth n view OF making il rs desirable. ms pos
sibc to the public, he takes this method oil snnoun'
cling tina, upon obaccn ~ hi, Warehouse, he
viii a NIL times he disposed to maxi b.ral atsan
ce, provided the state OF the market or other III
rnns,nnc". should max. il the Planters interest 10
deter rs sale lie will also Gas far h. cap.) de-
vo,r some degree OF prrs,ual attention To the
house, aud ~ndeavor, in eonj junction viii the IN
specioI., 10 give satisfaction to all who may favor
hin, iih their patronage.
ALEX. LIGGATT, Proprietor.
TO THE fUHLiC.
The subscribers respectfully give notice, that
they hav", rs abo'e stated taken charge oi Spring
Warehouse, as lat and d Inspectors, and are
ready to receive Tobacco. They earnestly nv,,"
their friends anj the public TO give them reason
ahle share OF patronage. br,ng determined, as far
As possible, to give general Satisfaction. The
Warehouse is now IN good order, convenient to buy
.ys AMI sellers Of Tobaoco,--rndrsj. may be re.
gatded among the hes, in Lynchburg.
l.. II. JOHNSON.
IHO,.J. OLD.
Dec. 10 w3wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22
NOTICE..


HQE1NG appointed by The County Court Of Am
- hersl, to supcrln,cnd the opening of road
from the north abuiment Of the Toll Bridge to
SCHOOLGIRLS Ferry, shall attend, or some person
for me, The 29lh ofthc present month, if fair, if
not then the nex' far day thereafter, TO point out
to such may wish to become undertakeIs the To-
ca,cn OF said road and the manner in which the
wck is 10 10 execu,cd-Seaicd proposals, to be left
al John M. Warwlcks Office, viii inc CURED, I'D.
dresser 10 mo as Supcrintendent-where | shall at
tend on the l2h of January nexi, to decide which
i'll be accepted In oil cases the cx preston of the
shortest lime tor the execution of the work is dcs
rabe. One third ofthe money will be paid hen the
con,rac, is entered INTO. at which time, bond with
satisfactory sccurny Will be required of the under
tuker Tor the fl'htul performance of the contract
one ,hrd when the work is half completed of which
am To be the judge, ana The o her third when the
road Is completed. GEORGE MARKHAM,
Superintendent, &c.
Dec. Is AZ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22

money, amounting altogether 10 SO 700, 10 children
and grand hild,en residing at Newark und Alba.
ny and confdentaly informed him where this
property was deposited lie then nasrared to MIR
Van Ierson the following remarkable facts in his
history -
lie stated tina, about 90 years ago he was ror-
Ter TO n mercantile house in Hamburg, md, having
been long IN its employ was frequently entrusted
with considerable sums Of money for conveyance to
other establishments. In an hour Of evil influence
he was induced 10 violate his trust, and to abscond
to this country with II large sum. Having arrived,
he invested The greater part of il in the purchase Of
Two houses which adlorcd each other and which
before he had effected an insurance on them were
burn TO the ground. Cons, ing this q luda mer,
| of heaven upon dishonesty. he determined to devo C
the remainder Of his life to severe course of IN
dustry and rars'niony, with the single object in
view of making full restitution to the p, rsons whom
he had injured, or TO their descendants
| He adopted smother NAME and, with the means
| he had eft, commenced business IN this city as a
| iobacconist; and although his trade was a retail
one, he had succeeded, five years since, IN &C.
qnlring sufficient property TO accomplish his Just
and elevated purpose. lie then, accordingly, sold
his stock IN rade, and was preparing TO transmit
the necessary amour, 10 Hanburs, where the mer
camille firm he had defrauded still continues, when
| he ascertained that II had branch establishment
or agency counting house at Philadelphia. Thith.
er he went, md paid the sum Of $4,000, being c.
qu'va'sn, TO the original sum he had cmbczzled,
with certain rate Of interest," The latter, howev.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22

DURSUANr 10 deed Of trust executed TO the
Il subscriber by VIM r. Roane, on the 2lst
Of April, 1881 which deed is of record in the coun.
ty court of Amherst. and in the corporation court
of Lynchburg, will sell the premises, for cash,
in the town Of Lynchburg, TO the highcs, bidder Oh
Wednesday the II day Of December, 1884, the
following property, 10 wit LOT and HOUSE.
on main street, adjoining Planters Warehouse ; al
so n House and Lot on 9Th street, near the Ian
castcrinn poor house also a Two story Brick House
near Mis- Browns, Qhc daughter of Mr.. Hoyle, }
on 9th street
And, on Thursday the 10 h of December, 1884.
will sill TO the highest bidder, on the pi emiscs,
in the county of Amherst, for cash, that valuable
esute called -PRING GARDEN on which VIM
X. Roane, dec. formerly resided, containing 615
acres, according TO The trust deed. THIS is a valu-
able estate, mules from Lyn chturg
Acting as trustee shall convey the title derived
from the deed, which is believed UNREASONABLE.
JHOS A. HOLCOMBE
The above sale Of town property, Is rostnoned
until Friday, the 26th instant OF tair il not the
next tar day) 1.-THE 18th Uhis day. SHOULD prove
uniavorab'e Spring Garden, the farm in Amhers',
will be sold on Thursday The lst Of January, 1885.
Il. A. II.
Dec. Is ,Gs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22
DOMESTIC NEW :.
PUBLIC MEETING

PUBLIC MEETING
x,f.A. ca;xrr, Of RieAnsosd on iae subject o. ia
:" 1as<s asa kssascAa improvement
DscsnsEa 10Th, 1884.
-. Meeting was callsd,o order by Df. brosk'
h.-.,h: and on the motion Of Chief justice NJ Or,
sn.n. Joeeph Tsse, Mayor OF the C',y, wss e''iea
:, .he Chair. and OF motion Of O. A Myers NJ
~. nehnson vas appointed Secretary ST..
Tn. M.yor explained tho object OF u'e Meeting
n, lain Brrkonbloush pfcsemsd Inc 'o,'o"lhe
n...rs f.om The Committee spi'o'nsea IN Angus,
la,ta accompanied by statement OF INC amount u
..l,.erip,ions in tho country anu VI "Sn'"'"'
REPORT.
The Committee appointed ~ meenns " ,e Wv
r.;,;zens Of Richmond, on tbs Th OF Angus 1000
:. :, Am, sueh preliminary measures as they may
-, ccd;en,. 10 invite the attention OF the people
" ','. ,hs line Of Improvement (he James Rive
III K ana wha) 70 the necessity Of prompt and r'gc'
.,,,. ,c,,or. and 10 endeavot 10 procure saosefp
ton. 70 the Stock, respectfully Report
,r.., J.; ,ronotoo .of the object for winch lhey
80. .,no;rted. they, on tho 10Th OF August, 1888
.li,...cd q circular letter TO the inhao''ans "en'
az. orono,cd li,c Of eonnexton between '"e voc
x,a,s, a, James River and the nas'saol' Wa.O's
.,,h. Oh;o-a copy OF which is he's"ta soo"'',Vu -
- M. Meeting. Believing that Tue "es''b "'U
-, intended that any further exer'ohs e"o''' W
~. IN the CITY of Richmond u", the progress VI
~. country would justify hope that such farther
..er,ions nigh, accomplish the great oeJee' 'o'
vhch they were made, your COMMITTEE n"'e no'
:..;,ea The citizens OF Richmond 70 mahe "oa'''o"''
...,c,,,ons The result OF their circular 'e"'' 10
,.w known and they annex 10 'h'A Hep"' "'oiy
:, ,he subscription which has been p'ocu'eo ", '"'
v ,lo,,, the line OF communication. ihey
..,so,,v submu i, TO the wisdom OF The Meeting
- ia.,,,, such further and other measures as may
20 IoHN BRocKENBRouGH, Chairman
A STATEMENT
of,he subscriptions TO tho Stock oil 'he James
W. and Kanawha Company, prepared 'fom the
..,,rn, Of the Commissioners appointed 10 ope"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22
Dec. IS
Cash fOr Negroes.

WYE will pay the highest cash prices for al
y" the lkety Young Negroes, Of both SEXES,
from IL 10 % or q .ears ot Sg.. we Can Get.
Those wishing TO sell are requested TO refer John
A. Rowan, at Lyn.Lburg, by letter or o,hsr"ise.
ROWAN l. Il AIlRIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22
BALTIMORE, Dec. 10

BALTIMORE, Dec. IL
DAntSc RoBsEnY.-Last nigh, between nlnc
and ten o'clock, as Mr.. Lo kman, Of Petersburg.
Va. was passing into Lombard from Light street,
he was knocked down by four rufians and robbed
Of $500. B'fo,c assistance could be had the
roLbess had rlhed his peckc's ami made off with
their booty, Mi. l.. had just arrived in the city. AMI
it is lsobabc il was known TO the robbers that he
had money about him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22

The New York Evening Post (prime jack on
poper) dsnounees The Supreme Cour, AMI hopes
to see =" a Thorough refor nation IN lie tnndane"-
tai constitution" THIS 10 the progress Of Js-
eoblnism. Pull down The Supreme Coari, and ra-
,ional ilbery viii be crushed under ITS runs.
Aiel. Gag.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Some specimens Of tins Cotton from Tree TWEEN
~ years old sni about fifteen fec, high, have been
for wsrded to w ushington, by Mr.. r. u. McAfer,o'
Bosota, wi some Of the seeds for distribution a.
mony The Southern members Of Congress. The
tree bears two crops every year, one r,penlng IN
June and the second in December each tree yield
ing f,om four to SIX pounds Of cotton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22
Downinsvlllc Militia, Sd Brigade

The following is nm extract Of Letter just re.
ceived in this city from Boston:
The severel Presidents of Insurance Comp
mics have had n meeting, and agreed not To WI
policies unless with stipulation against the Z
Of foreign war. This has and will cause ma
orders gwen to the South for the purchase OF
ton, &c. to be coNnterpianded" Nat. Int
4 The hnancia al agency Of the Unite States
be wholly undertaken by Nlcssrs n. Al. Rol
child & Co. on and after the LIST OF january ne
Messrs Barring & Co. are the present aseI
Some disputes of no great importance are said
have led to this change"
The above paragraph is from the London Nor
ing Herald. We were rreparcd by the angua
Of the Treasury Report, for II change in the Pa
bankers ofthe United States, hless,s. Ho',ins'
& Co. bu, had not heard of any inlin,s,ion I'D
ths London bankers, the Barings who have been
he financial agents Of the Unted Suites more thar
thirty years, were in default. The wondrous
Five" however, us the brothers Ro,hsrhild are
| sometimes called, have, It seems, superseded
them, perhaps because the Earrings are also agents
of the Bank OF the United States, perhaps becaus,
the RoIhschiId, are also the bankers of Motcrnch
Who knows 7 " y american
On Monday last, Mr.. White, Of Florida, (wh,
has ust returned from a visit TO Eur"pe) present
| ed TO Congress in the name and al the request o
the venerable author, the History of the Louislan
Cesson, by Barbc Matbols, the Minister of Ma
pocon, who negotiated the treaty, and now Pee
| of France. This distinguished man is now S,
| years DID, and has always felt and expressed th
| warmest attachment to this country and we ar
sure his good feeling is rcciprocaied by the few
now living who knew him in this country, and bl
those who are acquainted with his character an
| abilities.
Mr.. White also presented a memorial Of til
| heirs Of Marecha Rochambeau, claiming com
| pensation for the services and sacrifices Of thei
| illustrious ancestors in the Revolutionary wal
The memorial, with the message of the Preslden
on the same subject, and the letter of General La
fsyettc, were ordered TO be printed, and rcferre
to the Committee on Revolutionary Claims.
! MAT Int.
JeDoE DUvAL.-Wc are authorized to say, tina
| the paragraph in the Frederick Examiner who
states that Judge Duyall has Withdrawn the re
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22

.r. was generously returned 10 h1 by soa Of one
OF the partners and tins together With some surplus
money, he has bequeaihed as above stated :"
the Lat fse years h. has lived IN utter ooseo.",'
and in severe accordance with his long iormeu n""-
IT'S Of rafs'nopy.
H.. executor. Mr. Van Duerson, found the Ao''e
named sum Of $500, principally IN douboon'.
~. Y C,nrie'.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22

Isiynp.,sn, uLieL be Lad ,enJsrsc. .ef hs seat On
the bench ofihe Supreme Cour u tho U. States,
10 wholly destitute of fosnd",o"
fBnhimore Patriot.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22

The New Orleans Bulletin Of the Goth ois. sn'es
tbs, the season has been favorable for The grow"
Of the sugar cane.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22

The population of,hc British North American
provinces, IN 1893 was .3i66Sl souls, nude Up
as follows: Lower Canadn. GIG 129 Upper Can
ada 32a COS Nova Scotia. l54 400, New Bruins
wick iOl $50 Cnpe Breton 81 500 Prince Ed
wards Island, 39.G76 and Newfoundland, II,
5il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22
The foiui amount Of the new gold eoinags, up .
tbs 9th instant, IS So 2is,so

McnroAs The popua'io" Of the Pcn'nsois Of
Michigan, according TO the Census just taken, I"
IS, 85G. In June 1888 II was about 70 show
ing more than three fold increa'e iof ur years
Ia the course Of the presen, session the Peninsula
W III doubtless he admitted into the Union as an IN
dependent State A kansas and Florida " Ill soon
follow The country West Of Lake Michigan will
DC or eied INTO Territory.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22
REMARKS.


The writer of the foregoing article evidently rc.
CARDS his political illusions with no hule co,nri,-
cency, and himself rs very cons Jerable smoke IN
the political chariot wheel; but he vastly oycrn,.s
his importance, if he sopposcs that we are onx;ous
to enter into political irspuaion win him. rho
" Address, of which he was the author voula M,
'ha' we Know of, have elcrcd the slightest po,;c'
from us, had II been sent into the world as his ov,
ohnti'ng and nothing but The circumstance ria,
" was heraded forth as the authorized m.n,f,s,o =,
II meeting of intelligent gent, men induced us f.,
point ont some of its mott luocrous errors A
lew words, ard we Shall have done, we hone forev.
En- with this modern Solomon
lie states truly, that the Address was nuh,;shod
W ms paper on the 4th inst. and that on tho a.
ne sent US his table Of e,r,ta REQUESTING ,h,, :,
SHOULD appear in our paper of the had no cbsr
ses mat ms request was not comIhcJ with Ls
u m'ght spoil our pretty paragraph" We bone
'ha' we arc alike inc pablo OF being influenced hy :,
motive so emptibly mean, and of impu,ny .,,cI,
mo',ve TO o'hers Our pretty purag,api.." as
he styles it, would have appeared on the an s g.
moaneously with TIE Address, and Of coulss no.
.ofe ~: srtata were received, (for it was then in
Vreo had it not been excluded by the governor,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22

JepoE DUvAL.-Wc are authorized to soy, that
the paragraph in the Frederick Examiner which
states " that Judge Duyall has Withdrawn the re-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22
whether amid at duck or plover,
ohoi wide, and kick d lis owner over

81 Inc R'ehmoad Enqnirer styles the n a"d
p,ess 10 inc voters of Campbell, Pisylsnn,a NV.
la.'lnH, P" powerful paper. Ahcm /! we We ~.
Pec' TIE BLADDER will burst now. Where Wv
Euquirers conscience :
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22

Major Henry Lees Lille Of Napoleon Bonapa'tc
has been published in Paris and Is tnxlously
looked for on this side of the Allanuc.lt IS high
ly spoken Of, and many new aad interesting par
icuars of the carly Of Bonapartc arc SAID &c
be gwen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22

Tn,opoRE LYMAN, Jr.. was, on Mandny last, re
elected Mayor Of the Guy Of Boston, receiv'n!
nearly scyencigh,hs Of the votes taken. lie was Ih
Wing candidate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22

Mr.. Thorburn the original Lourie Todd IS a
bout publish the journal of his recent lP to eng
land and Scotland, under tho title OF " Thor
burns Journal or Mon and Manners IN Britain.
Bone for Trollope and F'dler 10 g"aw.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-22

Dec Is
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-07-05
Sir bis(eS SaW fho fp(9enoe Die
8eoin9unsen Die(G Seitun9.

I, Ser Yret5 bis(tr 3eitunsiit Gin
Gbater fir oea Satrsans menn i'1uer=
halb Drep O1onaten POM @npfanee Der
3eituns an,-@in GbaIer ,tno ftnfsis Gents,
,peun innerbaIb Dem Sabre,-,nb 2 3baIer,
menn nad 9erlauf oefeIbeu beSablt miro.
2. Sir elite fir5ere 3eit als feds Ncnat
triro feline Subitripticn ansenonlmen, nno
Die 3eitr1ns fam ni6t aufseseben ,peroen
bis aue @Nditanbe be5ablt fino.
8: Sefanutrne1uusen fpiten: Sir cine
mo6e SO Gents oas @iereG !; fit einen Rez
nat s uuo far etn Sabr s 8 ooS Slsrsd,
A.. TDer oiefe 3eit,ns burdb ben pod:
reitsr betbmnat, miro. nc6 bic SulobIi6e
@nmnle pon 25 @entS 5u bs5ablen baben.
~ Sriefe &c. an ben. qerau5seber maB=
vu ppftfrsp eiuseianot werceu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-07-05
Gin Ieltener Ruuoe.

. Der .,,Beftlide Metbobif'' ber
.au5segeben Don 6, 81. Mafet, melt
BET, oo6 Elm loerr, ausse,eibnet
onr6 feline llbera(e Denfunssart
neall6 EN- bunOer Sbalsr bors
ausbt5ablte fir 40 Sabre Subfcrip
tipnsgel0 iener ~ w6Oentliben 8ei1
tuns. - 9tefer moun plrDe bod
.unfrcitig biel perlllnftiser sebonoelt
babeni wenn er fir un(erc 3eituna
70 plel pcrausbesoblt bate.
;purisi maD l6.-@iue t,sue !par,
tbte pon 500 Nuswanosrern aus
Nbeln'Soperm bic hnsefdbr 1907
600 Sronfen bep flh flbren, pofIrten
ttsull6 ourb, Scrbotb, ahf ibrem
Beg ju irSenO einem Seebofen
,pelelblt ie beablibtieen, llb tQ6
NmetiFa etn5lf0tfen.
Sit Srontflrter Setting pom
l3. Map giebt in einsm Brief voh
Berlin sln9eribt, oer 6cf suqBien
fey i'm Sesrlff 9esen Die 0uabrupel
Nulon5, rpelbe Srantreib In Gin
Imli6une in Die Gnselssenbeiten Der
Salbinlel brinett su proteltiren.
y ar | s, MaD 14.-:Nm Wpn,
tag Nbeuo bate Der R6nig NIT Dem
AmertfanIf6en gelanotsn 9efbaf5
te objumo6eu.
(9us Dem Sreib. Greuno.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-07-05

terporfen mar, :,natdeli6et qBsijle
wabreno fe nit Yittcrn einiser
gdweine ,beibdftigt war, In Sen
Settre'nlfall fel pno sum $bell pom
Den 9lsrleen :. .Sbiereh oufaetreleu
{pnroe. A!S man lie faho, ,bor tbt
Seben ertpGben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-07-05
8ern1t tl6te5+
Z2GIEN ENz2Nzzl%s

Nerlammlun9 bon Oen Oemotratsn
Der Monufottur Staot Manapunt
9ebolten in pbilaDelpbta Gauntp,
bep ,pel6er Gele9enbsit msbrere >par
me Sei0lu1e, 81 @unten Der Ne9le>
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