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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-17
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alIrc es fo'sfdbH w;e Dor oieism, cas-
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bidiq wie iygenS bep einem anoern tlno.-
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-17

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@ardb 8rau9ber, bon Sadion 1p.
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Samuel Mares, BON Maolua Co., rsit 0tfi
Sulanna 3pwman, Don Mavne So.
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teioe BON Springfslo, pottase 60.
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ben gbrW. Samuel qs'aians. jpt. 9imon
81. !6ufIiban, DON c'eler Gtaoh nit Dalti
gIilabsth Gunbenburs, ben piuseure.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-17
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fen preilsU einasfaugt ,puroeu. dno psroeu
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uebmIiDen &rthirs p!e in eincsm GtabIi{Its
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sdbistinss, G0;stinss esbltiebts Hno unas.
sle,eate islanoiitbe 2s'nspano GufiNbe|
uno Sau,upeGus GiiG!aetsr; ocmfc,ttrs,
Sad3eue, ,prIne uno b!rfbleosrns Gano.
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hs[lrotbs. pei's unb CRIME S0leier; naI6:
tvdsen, 0oresr uno ,Spisen +; {eiDane Me=
bair, babajinene uno fanlmetue ,6a!Sbiu=I
osn '0dnper poa afssr Sarben; Masfsioe;
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leosr, Selbfelle, Damsn u. Sung,
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@tfenwaarem G. 6neios uno Gu6-
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-17

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fann siu gutter Orsdet Der ie,pubi Dem 5e'
gen aIS ouso Der alfbeit an bsr s)reBe Dor.
ftebsn eann, cine Steue nit posttei!beften
Bsoin0unaeu anf lanss 3sit erbaIteu. g,ur
fcld,e Dyuger mtsen I,b n,sloen, rvel0s
f5cb init opten 3ensnifIen aus,peifen fbnuen.
Die Gt.As Rarn l2e!e'b beftst ,rerbsn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-17
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Die tlnterfbri'benen babsu 70 ebsn bon
gltnsDo1s urb pbi!abetabia erbalten, eis,
srplissl,no eussee,bntes ai7ortsn,ent osn
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rem Urocerepen, 1artsnipaaren
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-17
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Mdrs 81. 1885.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-17
S TR A Y HOIl S L,

teen hands high, + 8 years old. His name
& tail are gray. $751;. .~ 49,.
Any person giving US such information by
which we will be enabled,to obtain the horse
again, shall receive lii eraI compensation.
THE PRINTER.
Canton, April l7r 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-17
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naen 2Dodbpn n;e Dtuferep oe6 STARK
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sseta ois cesenbsss gsIsssne isere 9orte,--
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-17
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Der untcrjbriebene utitit1t fTsh Die Sreps
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sislitbs Meile. .8s(teGunssu a,si fSIsstbe
0atsuusen phte, tpsrsen ZANZIBAR anasucns
men uno p'oupt bslorst mesben,ns &c.
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fsutls1sn Cunt su peroiensn uno srba!tsn.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-04

En DOLLARS REwARD.-Ran away from my
s1O son, George w. Atkinson, on the 25th April
last my man Billy. He had been hired in Richmond the
two months preceding the time of his copement, and
was living with Mr.. John Brown Grocer, not far from
ShockG Warehouse, at the time he went off, Billy is
negro OF good address sPrghty and active in his
neits and possesses generally pleasing and
ing countenance He is afflicted with hernia and wears
truss around his body by which he may be detected
tie wore pair of pegged shoes, black wool hat and
kerscy domestic, when last by my SON. It's proba-
Bile he may still he lurking about Richmond, or he may
be IN the neighborhood of New Castle Hanover county
as his father and mother, believe, are living in that
neigborhood or, perhaps he may have gone Caroline
county, as he ormery lived in that county and had
wife at old Mr.. Richard Bridges's deed Billy is about
middle stature and about thirty five years of age will
give ten dollars TO any person who win deliver him TO me-
Giving IN the upper part of King William couny if he
should be taken in my county or within thirty
miles distance of me- If he should be taken at the dis
lance OF fifty miles and delivered me- will give TWEEN
y dollars and IL at the distance of from scveny-iye to
one hundred miles and delivered TO will give TWEEN
yhve dollars, and if taken Of the State of Va and
delivered to me, will give fifty dollars
DUDLEY ATKINSON
hi"g Niliiam county, August a 26-1tT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-04

Coz The ENQUIRER published week, generally, aud
pce asherecre, Five Dollars per able in adj
Notes OF Chartered banks (oniy) will be
csive in payment The Eiioss viii ynaa'ee . safety OF remit
will DO the
Eiiturs, until all arrcnrases have been paid up.
~ Whoever will the OF nine papers, shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
insertion,
e by son e this city environs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-04

THNHB TRACT OF LAND lately the property and
~ place Of residence Of Capt Francis Smith Of Ches-
iereld, is offered for sale II contains about $40 acres
large portion Of which is well linbcrcd and The whole
Of Manchester, lying both sides of the Coal Mines
Railroad, and bounded, IN part by the MANCHESTER
turnpike More particular information may be obtained
by application 60 the Subscribers the premises pr
vac oilers may be addressed to iem or to Mr. James
Gray OF Richmond. If not previously dispoaed of IL
WI DC offered at public auction on the 5M day If Oeto-
Der next--At the time, a small stock Of cattle
ofses, &c, fornture and farming implements will also
be sold. REBECCA SMITH
SARAH RODDY
July p M-3t-wASO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-04

En DOLLARS REWARD.--Ran away from the
eB2F subscribers Saw Mill, on Wynn's creek Hall.
fax, Va, negro man called Presley. Presley is APP
parenily about 30 years Of age well built complexion
quite dark and considerably above the middle size about
@feet, or 10 inches high pretty good rough carpen
ter, and good hand at almost any kind Of labOur
When spoken 30, his delivery is slow, and there is
nothing peculiar IN his appearance recOlleoled fur
theE description Is unnecessary There on ono
Of bis legs knees believe II isprobabe that he mas
be lurking on some boats between Weldon and Milton N
g., or else, as suppose, he IL making his way for
the State # Ohio, other free State a Reward
Of twenty five dollars viii be paid If the above named
slave - taken within 6fy miles Of this place, and fifty
dollars II taken and delivered to The subscriber at any
distance exceeding hundred miles
ALEX. CUNNINGHAM.
Cuningham's Store, n c., july 10, 1895. l9-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-04

HERlDGE AT COVINGTON-Proposals will be
n received at this Office, until the 26th of August
next for building Bridge Jacksons River from
The eastern termination OF the Kanawha Turnpike to the
Town of Covington, Allegheny county.
The Bridge is to be completed in all respects of the
very best materials and workmanship ready for use viz:
supcrstructure, abutments and wings, piers cmbank.
ments, hilng IN, %c according TO plan model and
specifications possession Of the Clerk of Alegha
county court, who will shew the same
The Proposals must state the kind of wood proposed
to be used the quality of the rock and whence obtained
the time by which the Bridge is TO be finished and such
other particulars as may seem necessary
- When the Bridge is completed and rendered 10 the
Board OF Public Works, agent will be appointed by
them to inspect it, and receive il their behalf If faith
fully executed according to contract.
Payments will be made the work progresses rcserv.
ing 10 per ccntum Of the value Of The work done until
the Bridge shall be received from the contractor
Bond and security in the penalty Of 5000 dollars will
be required for the faithful performance of the contract
BY order of the Board Of Public Works
J. BROWN, Jr, % .quditor
% Auditors Office, Richmond, Oath Jolly, 1885
July % 94td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-04

VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.-Will be efIer
ed for SALE on Thursday, the Goth day of August,
at the town of New Market in the county Of Nelson Va,
Every valuable tracts of land lying said county belong
ing to the estate of Zncarah Newell deceased One tract
Bonair, the former residence of DIR Geo. Cabell IT.
deceased lying James River mile from The
town OF WaTnnser containing $40 acres, large pro-
portion oil winch IL to,o grounds of and quail
G well adapted TO the culture Of 0baco and ,reat:
about one half of this tract still in woods well
tmbered The other tract Locust Grove" the for.
mer residence of the late Zacharah Newell, deceased
lying ON the main road leading from Thomas Ford on
Rock Fish River, TO Loyngson. about nine miles from
The latter place, five miles Northwest of Warminstcr
and about the distance from New Market and Va
Iety Mills. This tract contains Go acres about 300
acres OF which cleared large portion of the balance
rs fine tobacco land, and well timbercd
About one-third of the purchase money will probably
ee required and the balance made to accommodate the
Purchasars but the terms will be particularly made
known on the day of sale Those inclined to p,rchas Sc
VIII OF course view the premises previous the day of
sale (and are respectfully invited TO do SOY They or
either OF the above tracts of Land will be shown at any
time by JAS s. Newell, residing the Bonsir' estate
Possession will be given to the purchaser or purchasers
immediately after the SALE for the purpose of seeding
crop of wheat in good time, and full possession of the
whole premises on before the first of January neyl
BY THE LEGATEES
august a. 26--tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-04

q NKOUND PLASTER.-Wc expect to receive in
Nv few days from the l,nbec Plaster Mills pcr
schooner Edward, cargo Of huadrcd and Miriy
four horees ami barreis Of ground Plaster which will b.
sold, on arrival or before in such quantities pufcha.
may rcquireTbc Lubec Plaster Mills are situated
in the midst Of the plaster quarres in Maine and select
for grinding none but the Jcst qnaluy
The demand for this Plaster since il has been intro
duccd into the Southern States has greatly increased
From the convenience Of transportation, saving from
loss in weight, and purity Of the quality it is recon-
mendcd to the notice Of Planters generally.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
July 81 25-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-04
March "a.

6SNOWDEN FOR SALE.-For sale the Tract of
~ Land called Snowden. in the cou.;y of Goochand
on which Mrs. Nancy Harris lives living on James
River, and adjoining Goochland Court house In this
Tract there are according to survey made few days
since nIne hundred and six acres, of which hun
dred and forty mine and half acres are River and tr
ty acres Creek low grounds and hundred and Sc
twenty-five acres woodland Any person wishing TO pur
chase WILL OF course examine The land; but for its qua
lily well for terms Of SALE reference ma be had to
Messrs. Richard Sampson, of Goochland, and William,
Finnic, OF Powhatan, or myself
July 3. GI7-tfl GEORGE w HARRIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-04

ELL TANERN.-Thc subscribers respcctfuIv in.
"a - form their friends and the public GENERALLY that
they nave leased Tor term OF years the Bell Tavern
winch VIII be opened for their reception Monday the
OLD July; and knowing the merited and nvidous cha
raccr universally imputed to it, they are admonished
mat they will have to use untrng perseverance and u
dlcIous management to couneract the prevailing preiu
dices, and to afford comfort and satisfaction They take
vast deal OF pleasure in mentioning that the hitherto
uninving and comortiess condition of the Bell and lis
apPurtenSnccs, which promised much dissatisfaction
and withheld and embarrassed that prosperity lis locality
80 ennenty merits has been superseded by many dcsi-
rabe and valuable improvements, indicative of better
nies ana which viii almost enable them to pledge entire
satisfaction to those with whose company they may be
favored.
We have experienced ostlcrsOur stables will be well
supplied with all kinds of grain and forage
WILLIAM WASHINGTON,
WILLIAM TALIAFERRO
July D. 10 ,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-04

n AND FOR SALE would sell my entire tract
of land situated in the county of Caroline and w.
ing on the North Anna river diately above North
Wales (the estate of Mr. Williams Carter )-Quantity
between and thousand The price will be reg-
lated somewhat by the payments. For prompt payment
would take less than the half of what the land cost
me. estimating the improvements which have put on
IT. The tract may be laid off into three divisions advan-
agcously for the ownership of three different persons
with the prospect adding TO every division by purchase
from neghbors further description is deemed unne-
cessary, believing that would purchase before
viewing the premises, and learning particularly the
terms CHAS MORRIS
Aug. q. 26-y3,yN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-04

HROWLlNG GREEN HOTEI-The subscribcrs
N beg leave 10 invite the attention Of the public 90.
morally, 10 the above named House of Entertainments
which they have Just erected and opened in the village
OF Bowling Green, Caroline Courthouse Va situated
on the North of the Court House Square, forming an
angle fronting said square, and the Stage Road each
between 90 and 20 feet, with large airy Por,ico the
whole length Of said two fronts
The Table shall be well supplied with the best that
sbc season affordsand the Bar with profuson Of hc
best liquors that can be procured.
The Beds, Bedding, and Furniture Of every dcscrip
ton are entirely new, and the lodging rooms airy and
The Stables ac large and convenient and shall al all
times be pleniifuily supplied with good Grain Hay,
NC. and attentive ostlcrs
And promise that no excrlons or expense shall he
spared to accommodate and render comfortable all who
may favor us with their patronage.
THORNTON q CHANDLER
I5o'eiipg Grcen, H., 20h J0Iy, 1885 25-wsw
~ B,-lfhe Office Of the " s Mail Stage running
daily, between Washington City, Richmond Sc is
kept at this House r. & q
~ OIlCE--Jamcs this day committed to the Jail
of the City Of Richmond, as a runaway and said
TO be he property Of Lemucl Foxwc Of Matthews coun-
~ james Is supposed 70 be- between IS and 40 wears o
age-comPeXion brown, near sighted, had on when
comhted, pair OF white summer pants and shirt with
black fur hat about half worn-he SAYS he beongs 10
lemucl Foxwcll, Of Matthew's county. The owner i
hereby requested 10 come forward prove property pay
charges and take him away, he will sod according to
law RICHARD G.. GODDIN.
. Deputy fer Nm d. Wrea, Sereeaat e. r.
way -. 2O--w3n
% OTICE--w Was committed to tho ial of thi, coun.
q ", as runaway, bright fnuaiio woman, who
calls herself Matilda, OF otherwise Eliza Turner She is
about forty years Of age and rather over lie ordinary
size II busly head Of hair; her elothino vc,y
tbin. She states that she was born near Beifeid Va
Of Britt Wv '''
The owner is requested to come forward prove PRO.
Pcr,y pay charges and take her away, or She will be
Jane 10 '" '''V4i "a ,% nG~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-04

A VALUABLE TAVERN AND FARM To-, Rent
IA The subscribers wish to rent for years
their Tavern, at Louisa CourthouSc and the Farm at
tachcd thereto containing nearly 400 acres of Landof
which, abont 300 il supposed cleared and is
pretty good farming land, with u meadow that would
yield, If udicously managed hay enough to supply the
Tavern. There Is now in the course of completion
laEgc and elegant brick addition the Tavern which
viii afford nine spacious and elegant lodging rooms to
be ready for use By the time possession will be given
making the number of rooms belonging to the Tavern
~, besides large dining room in the cellar sufficient to
dine upwards of an hundred persons one sitting with
Closets &c This property combines advantages rarely
TO be met with. Louisa Courthouse is attended by
more persons Of universally admitted by all persons
who frequent the place. than any other Court house in
the State public daysand there being but one tavern
at the place, and all the other houses there being re-
striccd from selling spirits giving accommodations
by boarding otherwise that will interfere with the
interest of the Tavern will of course ensure large
custom on such occasons--and il is situated on the
Mann road leading from Richmond through Charlocs-
vile to the Western country and where The road from
Carersvile TO Orange Courthouse crosses the said
Nam road and has chance all the travellers of those
roads The stable is extensive-frc wood convenient
and all the houses will be in good order-and more
cathul place is not in the United States Possession
Will be given the first day of November next Per-
sons wishing 10 treat for the property will please adj
dress John Hunter at Louisa Courthouse who will
promptly attend 10 all communications.
CHARLES THOMPSON, in.
JOHN HUNTER.
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