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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-26

IA Court held f. Nelson conntv ut tnc ""nrt
~ house, Monlav tho - day of Dece nhrr, lajI-
VIM. Ftl bttri:k Pr. mt fhant, l. BAILEY ana
meckHlriisG Fitz ntrick. Dct1s --lh lancery.
OItls uhIbi osthe riutuf h. c"ht>ei, who hicd ms
ma appearing Ia the .atislaciion oi thc court una
te deien Ian rh,n,s /. Bn y not an nhahtant OF
TINS co veitn, ahd without the jurisdiction :" th-
tt, ,ri rod he do appear here IN the i"nrth
NoadAy IL u rct I'll ii>v.r the hill "t the lh'"
uhtit1ul cppy II tbs "rihr be i'fth VAN inserted
the ly &c ,hu~g VirgiWau, for ivy" months >n"rn-'
'ey, and another thereof .ted Al tho front 1""
ee cu,rt II If this county, snme court day
s further orle ed that tho defend breckenridge
Fitzpatrick he restrained paving "'herwi g
dosng Of any ,nes, gns. or "thcr effects, which Ii"
apw ht., Sncl hcftiiter CO nn ihto ~ hni- nc
Ion, ing to- ar nc NAV belong the SAID ID endani,
Ifn T. Buiey, amount oi threo nnireh dollars,
'bjsd the Painifs demand, aud the further order
va decree oitii, c'u't eoneefiing thn .am'' 49,. go,
d ACopy-re,te, Sf.Hah''ASo 'N'
Ian W',n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-26

VikilNlA -, rules held III tb"t;sck'- ,inc
~ u cut superior Court of LAW aud thiuccrv fr
Dh'5h county the 1st day of Drcembe ,1S3t.-N iii an
L'ltwlch, IT. PI. Nnkar IT, Ncriwrihrr forIer
almr Of F,merl,tc ". w. Dawes. dee. D I'm IL tia,
aInf o Stpnni 4. via, dec. iipni- nc, late Sh ,if,
ell "h, and Ia III At ItrtIs late t., adm Of Tam 81
hne '" W. ID vtts, i,c, II .nry |. Dtpi'. IN hi
W. 'tan esrt Al nr sill /. w. ~. Davies, dec. Jile
"Wc ia. 4 IL 81 aud EZ ,teil his VT .iae Eli
a'eih DAVIS, r.iitrne A. t;corge w, Henry, Ann
''tla W., aud ?oeiholtls V. Dawes, Dchs-ln Chance
ihs defendant W alkrr G. Nervehn,, not having en-
Neln apPe france, aud given according To the
acto Assembly, an1 the rules Of tins court aud IT
Peflle by 'atfico eyiieHcs hat he is nat inhnh
taas Il tins Tom 1t j. ordered, that he do
pear here the first dur of tho next term, and
'wer the plaintiffs hill that this order be insertcd N
some ,per rhi, 10 in lsnchburg. for Two mouths
excessively, and tsted the front door OF the cour,
huo oI this hin y, On SUN court day
ACupy-resic, JOS. WILSON. elk
Jan w.lu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-26

-,ocYyta-u rnlrs hall III ITO Clerk. off q of
NJ ,sa ffcu,t sanerar Court If Law ,nd fhanrerv
~ nedfmi county. Tho aay Of S"se',h.r. ia1i.-Nu-
thW H., n Ill., w u III. IeI .k,h n ~ Ei<,a iI,
n' III ero ,u aaa Tabithi his WIFE, iaic ra.i,ha II III
u,,eroye an XII ~ his wifa. late Knzi,, fla "A
hg s,,ngh.r late S,erif If Re lf,r ,arv AMI ~
~, r,,,,c,er In with tho will nnnrxei If Jpln Hail.
jsc, AMI nen,ni, M.F,'y nrs,.., n, nh tho viii
ans Ioii iIdi, w IL II ~ and n r,ch
Nav, md Kezia, his wiz. mt having entered ,tr,r
and siven iriiY, iccn-.iing To the act Of
.,ly ,ol ,hr rules ofthis mud il apre,rur Nv
f,ctnry cyi c1ce Fat they are not Inhabitants Of Til.
,rn,,vc,t: LIS or,crei, that they do np ir,r bcrc
Wv ,no 6r.t ,ay Of The term aud answer the hill of
" .n,,r. that this order he inserted in "A ucv.poner
i,,bc ~ i.ynchhnrp, for two months su.cessvey aud
-, -, tho front door of the house If this county
on some court day -
A copy-Tes'c, JOS WILSON, elk.
J,n5 win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-26

YTlRG!NIA--tt Ruiz. hrii Ia 90 =, :. I, ,,u, n
the tircit superior Court of Law aud CHAN
Gerry for Bedf,ri county the At day Of Drcemhe, ia3i
Henry lowi, PHI p-nel ,pe W tc fnrmc rly Pc
nelo c ravrA and adm with tho will nnnexei Alum
Tayltr dee Joseph White. Elijah Nj chit VIM iuvni
VIM Ray and Robert ,ss ,nl Sisanaa his VITO, Defs
IN Cninerr,
The Defendant Elij,J Mitchell, not having catered
bis tpctratce giV9 ,ng the of A.
sembiy i the rule. offhis aud it apprari by sa
icory evidence that he inhahtant Of this Com.
monSelth II IL ordered that he do appcar here 81,
f hdiy "i the next term answer the plaintiffs hill,
hn THIS order he inserted paper u i, he'd
N lyheh5urg, ortwa mouths succcs.vny, III post ed
- ifant loor Of tho house ofthis county
eOur, d.v.
eopy-rc,c, JOS WILSON, elk.
iab. ,1n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-26

TUNHM At rain- 4 ID IA l; - - -" i - -. ','
Cremt Snperiar Court oft ahd Ghance,. '"' tnc
county Of rharloc III 81 ,ay al Noveuber, isli-Wm.
acs ~ PIT. iiut Francis \. Stern an ROBOT NOR
Wv, w. oeit'.-,n Chncnry.
'he der,ndm, Ff,ncs 4. Stern not haviAc entered his
opphrt1cc accnrdn. to tho act of Assembly an tho
% VI I'M" court anl appearing To the sat'ac'"h ~
mat he Is not iahah mt 81 this state, IN III"
inc p'dltiT hy Lon ise IL ~ or inreI ih the
"en nt 10 appear hc1re thu Judge Of the SAID Conr',
% Wv N"ift house Of the sad county, on the st"iy OF
n'M term, aud euler his ap ad answer The
"uis bill, aid that cop, of this order he inserted
f zone newspaper published In the town of Lynchhurr
DO To months sncccs.iveiy, and posted at the 'front.'
''aeeourt house of tho said county
AC0pj-reste. - -
Dec % 40,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-26
IOEl'IC.AI.,
f'"" bl"ek'o''4s naso.iue for D.c.ab.,
ooNNETS, DEVOTIONAL AND MEMO
KlAL.- MRs urM.rs

| ''"'o'"1 nas"etae for Dgcsabs,
ooNNETS, EMOTIONAL AND MEMO
RiAL-BY Mrs. neMASs.
A Proyc,.
td'hcr IN Heaven from whom he simn,es, n,...
"" me h'eh Alps or fiery desert thrown
,r"ws not sweet odonr yonns life alonc
n"t inc deep virtue of an inborn pr.
'ochccr the wandcrer in his falnrln hour
"" 'h'"gh's "' thee 10 strengthen, 10 lnfusc
f"'h, love, and courage by the tender huc.
we" sfe"k my freseneei III with such a dove,
,,'"c' ih'u my song the precious gift bes,ow
From You're Sprrs treasury ,ilvine
]" Ike one tear of purifying flow
" softer ore weary heart for thee and rhinc
=" s""'' me ~ bfeted throu n the pwly strain
he us thc.mcck wdnower's If transient %, No,
vain.
PraHer continued
FAR are the wings If intellect astrav.
That strive no., Father TO Inv heavenly scat.
ihey rove, but mount not and the temnests hon,
S'd' an their pl'ne.:-O snnrse of mental day,
Ch"sr from before my spirits truck the array
VI m'''s AMI sha lows, raised Ivy erlhly care
IN troubled hosts, that cross he pnrer ar,
Ana Vfl The o1cnlas - the starry wny,
Wh''h briahiens on % lhee ,-On guide thou
right
WY '"o'%hl , weak plnlon, ciear mlno inward
sight
The eternal springs nf beauty 10 discern
yelling beside thy throne nnscnl nine err
Natnre'| true oraclcs IN Joy 10 hear;
Keep my soul wakeful still, 10 listen and 10 learn
Hemoriolof conretsotion
Yes all things tell Us If a hr,hrlsnt lost.
a brightness from our nature passed away
Wanderers we SEEM that form IN alien coast.
Would tur" 10 where their fnhrrs m lnsinn law.
And bn 10y some lone los that n,ds decay
> niles mourn"ly or by some scnlptnred one,
Revealing dI'"'y-wlth grey moss o'etgrown,
The 'a'n'-worn impress Of glory's day,
Gan trace their once free heritage The dreams
tfauSht with It's picture oft in Startling CLEANS
Flash DER their sous.-Bm One, oh , One alone,
For ms the ru,"d fabric may rebuild,
And b'd the wilderness again be filed
With Eden howcrs-One, mighty to atone
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-26

" '.',-At Jules iai 4 ~ ,ne "ier, ''i6i =" re
IN. o mmh, superior Court Of Law ani Chanc"ry '"'
ba n"V OF Amherst Non Law the 3d day oil Nnveii-
) tines " Daniel, Sen PITT a:niA-t Atchibi'd
npsnmn Boyd Miller, Willis Kucker. J,m,s iarla'''
:ery "a '"''o" "''''' ~ "
m.nelsnian, Boyd Miller, not having e"ierei ms
.erb, aai gwen security according to the Act OF As
'e rules of this court, and II appearing py sat
vinnee That he is not inhdhitant Of tiis c""-
d,ret M oh motm Of the p,inliT Nv counsel, " 's"r'
On o 'hf SAID defend mt Boyd Miller, do arpeir here
'ra IN, first dav nf the term. answer the
VIM Wv p,'nh, aud that copy If this order he forth
.aec.,," IN Tho Lynchburg Virginan for two m""th
"'aid county. ~
niCopy-rsst.. IOuy TuOMpSON Jr elk.
'cc'l ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-26

NNiRflNlA.-At rules held III Clerks uihc- -
Circuit superior Court of Law ard Chanccry for the
county of Nelson, the month If Dece mhcr, 1915
pben Henderson, vim fr Ito bcneht OF Williamson
Henderson, PIT. against Be"IaDin PonlOn and Nathan
lOfs, Lee w Harri, api Wil,nn Peters, the three lat
named late merchants nad r,rtners trading IN Ter the
style an firm of Nathan afiins & Co, James Garland,
Chle. Flood and rilimin Mills, Defts In Chnncery
The Icend mt Charles Flnoi having entered his
ppeirance aad given secntiiy according to the al
Ace Rhy AMI the rules of this and il appcarup
by satisfactory evidence t1at he il an inhab,rt Of
THIS commonwealth. TIN the motion of tho plaintiff,
by his counsel, 1t is ordered. that tho SAID de.cu
din, Charles Flood do appear here before the list
Gay OF April term next l., tho hill fthc pauti
and Tn, cppy nf this ,-le- bn forthvit inserted IN tn.
Lachhhre Vrgniar, tor two mouths sacces.i ely, an
altner copy thereof posed tho Cont door of the
ecu'thou>r IN said county on some cnn,fd av.
ACopy-fe.c, RI. c. CUTLER, OK,
Jam Won
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-26

RPlRGIVTt-it rues hi in the Clerks Once q tho
" Circnit Sunernr Court "f Law aud Ch,nccry. FIR
IN. county Of Campbell, tho II d,v II Uecr,rhe- 1874
J,m,. Adams. Exarof David Moore, dec PM aya,a> Ed
wa-d Lynch Chsvell Dtbney, surviving trustee or him
,ef and VIM Norveil, John w B,gwril, jam MIR, IT,
and Charles B. Williams partners, &C. rndn. under the
,tyr anil firm off,igvnil, SnI u X Williams. john Jyuch
Mica,h +. Lynch and Charles A. Withers Defs-in
Chlicery.
Tae Defendants Edward Lynch and Micaah T. Lynch,
not entered their appearance aud given security nc
codng the of Assembly aud the rules Of this
and appearing the satisfaction of tie court that
A. not hai,usuts of this State o. the motion uf
the pltinH, by COUNSEL Is ordered that the sad dcsn
dts do appear be,rc the Judge Of Circuit Su
Cont OF law and Chapcery at the ,nfieioe of the n,d
county, the rs day of the next and their
appearance, aud answer the plaintiffs BILL and give
cur,ly for periurmiDg the asrns ,ft,a AL
NJ this order be nserte III pub
hei in the town Of .yncthurg Cor months
svny and posted the front door of the court house
qf the siid county.
ACopy-rcste, JOHN ALEXANDER. C.. $. G.
ian,
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TER MS.

r q. nor aunnun, PAYABLE IN advance. No sub
IfFo bs received far Las time than six month.
scnp'n ,y,ll ,ntnued (hu the discretion o
." n,,a,n nntil all arrearnses are paid.
inc 1raDvE RISE sf' vii be 'n.ernd At so cent.
II e..) the irst tine, aud ~ y FOR each
pc ,nce These from d.t,ncn must he paid for nre.
mir in.ertsa or the payment assumed by some
,ao,.,ble person in i.ynehbnrs.
,ule,trs iressei u fe Editors must post paid
. will mol be attended to-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-26

nLANKS FOR SALE
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-05-30

ToUcHlNG CIRcUmsTANcE.--We have
rarely read an incident more thrilling to
the feelings ofa parent. than the follow
ing, related in theIthaca journal:
On the afternoon Of Hast Sabbath, an
Incident occurred to an only son Of MIR.
A. C. Marsh, merchant of Greton,
Tompkins county, which for its fortu.
nate result, is almost without parraI-
lei. The circumstances were as fol-
lows:-Mr. Marsh, while passing from
his house to his barn, distance ofeight
or ten rods. noticed his little son, about
twenty months old, near the we'll a,
play but on his returning and not
seeing the child, he supposed he had
gone into the house. On making in.
4uiry, he found the child had not been
10 the house for some time, and the
painful suspicion occurred to him that
the child might have fallen into the
we'll. He fastened in search, with
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-05-30

When the ballot of the State of OHIO
was read, member from that State
rose and said that the vote just given
was not ,hevote of a majority Of the
delegates Of that State, and he protes.
ted against its reception. The Chair
decided that that was matter TO be
settled by the delegates themselves.
When the ballot for Pennsylvania was
announced, a member called for the
reading OF The ballot, which was as fol
lows:
"The Pennsylvania delegations by
their Chairman George kremer, thirty
votes for II. N. Johnson"
"The Peunsy lvania Democratic de.
legation, by committee Of several
members, thirty votes for Z. M. John.
SON"
This was followed by motion to
reconsider the vote of Pennsylvania,
which, after discussion, was with
drawn.
The reading Of the vote of Massa.
chuselts, was called for, and being
read, Mr.. Dsgood, OF that Slate, said
tina. he had been instructed to depositt
the ballot, as read, and the Conyentiof
had no power TO inquire why the vote
was so given. Mr.. Layman then NOV
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-05-30
T E NJ S .

t. Efforts are about to be made in
this state to raise the sum of ten thous.
and dollars to be devoted to the estab.
lishment of a settlement in Africa, to
be called Nev Virginia. 1t is to be
founded under the auspices Of the A
merican Colonization Society.-The
increase of population in the United
States 10 one thousand souls every day.
Several hives Of s.ingless bees, have
been received at Key West from Hon.
duras.-The London Lancet mentions
curious case, in which the secretary
ola public institution was twice attack
ed with very violent fit of salvation,
so as to render medical aid indispensa-
BILE, from his having wafered 500 eircu-
lars, (which he had wetted in his MOUTHS.
The N. Orleans Bee -"The cctlle
plant and tea shrub are known 10
grow wild 10 this state; but unfortu>
na,ely our planters have not either time
or taste 10 attend to their cultivation"
The Bank Of Kentucky commenced
UuniuCSo Ou tuC 1Oth utts hS uOtCs
are very handsomely engraved, orna.
mented with stricking likenesses Of the
Hoa. Henry Clay and the venerable
straightforward VOLTS spoken of
in Tennessee, as suitable candidate
for the Vice presidency, on the Ticket
with Judge White.-The Grand Jury
of Laurens county, Georgia, have pre-.
sented the Post Office Department as a
nuisancs.-The sheriff Of F ayette coun.
" (Pa., } advertises twelve thousand a.
cres Of land for sale, in the most I'M.
proved parts Of tha& county, to take
place in Uniontown on the first Mon
day in June.--The population Of Rome
is said TO be $4,000. There are in
the city "a churches, "a, 800 families,
80 bishops, 145O priests 1000 monks
and friars, 1900 nuns. Paris and Ions
don are much larger, bn, the propors
ton OF ecclesiastics is much less.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-05-30

zoo VOIes
When the ballot for the State OF
Pennsylvania was read, a motion was
submitted that the vote given by the
Hon. Geo. Kremer be received and
recorded as the only legitimate vote OF
Pennsylvania, but the motion was laid
on the table. The Chair then stated
that the vote Of Pennsylvania would be
recorded as thirty, to which no OPP
position was made. He then an
nounced that ballots had been deposit.
ed by the Representatives Of twenty
two States and that two hundred and
sixty five electoral votes had been
given in favor Of MARTIN VAN buren,,
of New York, as the choice Of this
Convention, as candidate for the office
of President of the United States.
The Convention then resolved to
proceed to ballot for a candidate for
the office Of Vice President of the u
nited States. The ballots being ham
ded 10 as before, the vote stood as
follows:
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-05-30
Political.
THE VAN buren, CONVENTION.

THE VAN BUKEN CON ENTiON.
This assemblsge, which. convened in
Baltimore on Wednesday last, for the
purpose of nominating candidates for
the next Presidency and Vice.Presi.
dency Of the United States, was called
to order by George Kremer, Of Pa.
and upon his motion the Hon. AN,
BREW STEVENSON, of Va. was unani-
mousIy chosen President. Six Vice
Presidents and four. Secretaries were
also appointed. The proceedings were
Of a preliminary nature up to Friday,
IL O'Clock, when the grand farce was
finally brought toe close, by choosing
Martin Van Buren and Richard Nj.
Johnson, to'fll those two high and i'm
portrait offices. Each State represent
ed voted according to the number of
electoral votes to which il is entitled.
From the proceedings published in the
American, we make the following ex-
tracts:
The Chair then announced that in
taking the vote by States, the member
selected by each delegation, when a
State was called, should come forward
and deposite his ballot with the Chair.
The States being then called over by
the Secretary, the ballots were handed
in. The Chair and Vice Presidents
then proceeded TO count the ballots,
when it appeared that the vote stood
as follows:
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-05-30
From the Baltimore Patriot.

The Van Barren Convention has been
held, and its nominations have been
made, as we announced yesterday, and
as will be seen in the report published
to-day. We propose to take brief
but calm review Of its proceedings, and
TO hazard an opinion respecting its
consequence. Expecting the Conven.
ton to be composed wholly of greedy
office-hoiders aud expeclants, when it
came together, we little dreamt that
there would be SO much strife, bicker.
ing, i'll feeling, and management there
displayeds as what we witnessed The
Convention was composed of men,
acting, as every one might see, upon
opposite interests. The Virginia del
egalion were at the head Of one inter-
est, andsbe New York delegation at
the head oflhe other. The former,
though Van Buren, men, were still Fir-
ginians. remembering their principles,
and desiring to present to the country
ticket which the People of the South
could support, without openly con-
promit,ing their principles or sacrifi.
cling their own sef-respect. % the
other hand, the New York delegation
cared nothing for principles! To them,
popularity, and the man who would
secure for the ticket and for Martin
Van Bnren the "hurraA boys" was
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-05-30

The Harrisburg Chronicle says--"Eu-
ropean Rail Road Stock companies have
dispatched agents, for the purpose OF as
pertaining the extent and quality OF A.
merican Rail Roads, and they have re-
turned, reporting in favour of the bold
ness of design and solidity ofthe improve
ment of Pennsylvania over all others"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-05-30

APubllc Dinner was given by Ga
portion of the Democratic party Of
Halifax" in Virginia, a few days ego,
10 honor of their own success at the
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-05-30

Beautiful statuary able, saidtc be
OF the finest texture and of snowy
I whiteness, h4s been discovered in the
nighborhood Sf Lynchbnrg. In some
I places it runb into the 0crd antique
variety. cid some specimens cf the
\ latter variety, the prevailing colour is
cheerful green agreably blended With
clouds Of white so as to give it a fine
|. Hocculent appearance. Some speci"
4 mems OF the white variety are highly
\ translucent. ~ Bak. Am.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-15
IMP pORTANT to the PUBLIC.
THE GENUINE HYGETAN vEGETA
Bile UNIVERSAL MEDICINES,
Or THE BRrr1sH CoLGrcE or HEArrH.
Aa M I Ea B So

4 HAVING received the General Agency,
- for the sale of the above well known g.
valuable Medicines and Publications, for the
State ofOhio, north Of latitude 40a degrees,
will keep constantly on hand LARGE SUP
PLY for individuals and Sub-Agents, which
he will appoint in all ofthe principal Towns
and Villages in his district. .
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
Various attempts having been made to
CoUyTERFEITt these MEDICINES, lan Extra La
bel has been attached toeach PACKET Of the
GENUINE MORRIS PILLS
On which will be written the names Of the
State, or District, and Suh-Agent, mo Drug
gist Or Apothecary is permitted 10 Vend these
medicines, on any condition.
z All applications for Agency, must be perso-
nal to me atBrunswick, Medina County, Ohio.
0-For Canton and Vicinity--I have APP
pointed Mr.. PETER KAUFMAfyN, Editor
of the German. paper )my Agent for; the sale
Of these invalua'b | e medicines, Of
whom they may be had genuine, signed with
my own--and his name.
IA. MILES.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-15
Bes;u9oes
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su ilnonieosiger, als bic ifSeilo elmer Nns
lfa!t cieler Qlrt uno bic 9Eelie mel6e blele
Sfis in .geblibtuua ibrer @efbdfte. u1o
Der 8ssicbtiSuns uuc 8sabluns ibrer Bers
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tesal fem. 9lufra3sn fur Seoingun9en u,
AHscuraui m6aeu in oet Qintsfube bon
Darris uno 8eIceu. inGaRton, gssraGt rpers
Gem purb aIe gelbdftsin 8eSa9 auf eids
|llsent(baft pemitteIt mercen, ..-
ion .6arrls,
& Nsent fir bsfastt @olnpasnie.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-15
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.benit befannt, baB ct Elm bfFentiid, 90 Qlirtbs:
baus an bsm alien Stanbpuntte welebet
BON .6rn. Scbn @lart, in Canton an Der
Euseara,pas GtraBe, Sspfp Diered Soitlleb
ppin gourtbaife eingenomniet mar, lpp q
teine Mabe uno llnfcieu fparte iiflt cas
joaus aisSubsfIsrn unb Si,r 8easan!ibteit
al!er berer einsuridten, Die ssneiSt itno hep
ibm ausurufen.; iino er perfbsrt fIe cas-
iealibe 9Inffrsasuns eeinad,t piro, ibnen
@enaae sn Ieiftsn. geine Sbsnfe uno iein
Iifb, lollen nit benz beiten pereben tpers
oen, mas Der Marft parbietet. Der unter=
ibriebene mabt ebenfallS Dem pnbllfum be:
Faaut, oaB er cen tsifen iine 8etalmlSfeu
x s IA o. Of BID
Id oiefT gtabtf far Subriente, @ifenl'S, West
uaf6erien, ,c.bat. lluo a!le birfeu iaberSeu9t
fein baB Feline Mibe bon lsiner5site sslpart
piro, r,n, allserasiue Satisfaction Su 9ebstl.i
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|tanbiS 9ebalten fir pfsree- n lib
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