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osu, purd ole ge(pdits III 8sSus aui eisis
9ssntitaft pe,n,irtels wsrosn.
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ga,epn eeSan. 10. 1894. so:ti.
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bittst ain o,ren Scrtiesuna uHp ypirb Oet
wie Siebsr 5u peroisnsu fAtben.
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Sctn Nudius, jun.
Carton. Nua. 29. 1884. 2O:tf. >
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-02
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ben.
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bsp ibsn peri0mib ia Srunswid, SReetna
&anntp. IObiO, sef6eben.
O Snr Canton uus Die llnsesene, babe
ieb 6rn. Weter &aufmaua, (Nspaeteur Der
teutfben 3situns,) als r,eiuen &senten gum
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waissn, GosseM Bel@torn
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Saonien,-fc tpie aub 9ir(1feue.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-02
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pIies, erlN{I<reu nn' an mid 9eribtusu8e4
ffb!e BON Weuo'. @rpo. me,oe tdb an Der
@curtbauetbnrs in bslas'sm @aun1p, auf
Wcntaa osn 12ter Januar. 1885. en- fots
9eues beiheiebeneS ni6 eanneb ant 6ffents
licber Nsrlteise una sun, @e,faufe auebiss
ten. ndm,Ib 60 Q'6er qanc pou Der iiiol.
Seite oss noro61llibsn Nlertels BON Sect.
"a, 1auulbip 10. @atHs 8. jn 8sibiae
aeu cntnsn ala cas Glsentbum reu 0sorse
@ritbe, auf bic slnsIase BON Aa'glurs rnb
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Der W'reauf sriso itan fincen Uon 10
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Gage. (
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Canton, Dec 8. 1884,.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-02
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@dnse 9, enrba'teuS l25 uns 81 100 alder,
asleesn III Der nnmntt'ta,en Sldbe UOl
8stbItbsm. 9luf c's,vm W|oBe 1T. ,pie naa't
a|autt ein NliblNe. GbsnfaEIs bas fGobfs
,tbe Metsl prn SsetiUn IS, Ip. 2, uno
Riss 10, sslessn in 6rauiIim 1p' in eer
eee gtaothsuo Manhslfer.
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fir Nt'nud 81. 3cuifoFer in pb'laoeI.
@anton. JunD IS. 1884. 9stt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-03
DANIEL b. BRiNSMADE,
SAMUEL LEAVITTl. ,7s

~ 70 'sF EFfia q Warren Oefo6ey "a 1855 !"
We the sGbsdrihera hasag oftsn &itnessed the;d,Se
ration Of Messrr Burgqea ~ BawiS'a igsprVyed, Ola.
yer Huliag Machine, have 90 heeisaiion in saying
that we consider il HE mont perfect aGd expeditions
mode Of hulling and cleaning eoShr seed tha we have
ever seen.0 Ind"esiIe work Wi.hout auy ioss 81 seed
without any inconvenieace from hnai or dirt.
70, RUEL CARTER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-03

Z Waltham Sheetings,i ", ~, y
Sd bleaehed and brown heavy Sheeiings. for
sale cheap AZ RORfERS. " llDec. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-03

NOTICE. IN adjourned meeting Of tie
In Schoo Yisitors .tor tie First School iSoci-
ETY. IN Lisehfsld sofN Be held at tie Monsion
House on Saturday, aerf, Dee. $. at e r. M.
for tie eramiaotion Of School Ieackers. AZ this
Is probably Tie ldst Meeting Of ne Board for
that Object, psnctnal Gftenddnce Of dN teachers
10 reQnested. aE cf"f Per order. Dee. g.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-03
MARRTED.

II Kent. Mr.. LAWS Sasyes. ofCornpali, to Miss
Mary AnR Willard, Cihe former place., as,s,S ~,7
10 New-York.,os the 25,h ui. Capt. James Rogers.
Of Mamaraaaks ITO Rachel, dsMghser of W 20. Samms
Es. AsO at the same lime and place, Capt. Joal q.
r. Smith Mars Ann. dane hier nj Wac. Slanm, Eco.
H. Hartford, mr.. Joseph Pratt. Jr. to- Miss Abigail
r.. and be. R"swa Blodgei, to Miss Frances daveh-
tiers Of jaime; Ch"rsb, Eco; ~ ~
New-Haven Bank, to Miss Eliza Cuaningham. l,.Is
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-03

The a cettif, that we have witnessed the opera-
ton Of Messrs. Burgess g. Baldwin, imprcsed Clover
Hsag aciiRe, AND have no hesitation in saying aha.
,io % ss,s ~ se sss S %
without any 6ceWveBience from lWss OF dirt s0 com
mon in cleani0g clover seed; and il 10 our beefihai
cha q IN good order. ~ 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-03

o" she ash sf Oct Let Rsss DC. Lynas. Of GoS
shea, was esdainsd and iasaslsd pdiSos osss the
church aad sosgres ssioa ~ Psmossk. AZ ths salss
time snd place. Rev. Charles w. Rogers Of Sayas-
,apoa was preached by Rev. Laurens p. Hickok. Of
L,eh6sld- ordsiaipg prayer By Rec. NJ. Hasrisos--
charge BY Rev. M. Camp. Of Nonh6sid- hand
Of fsi.owskip.. " Rev. NJ. De orss,-conelediag
prayer By she Agess Of The Apercas Edaeasion soei
esy.--coaa. Obsrssr. h. s.,, rs.,~, a. III, 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-03
NOTICE.

TIME Couxf of PFs,hate for th4 District oi
Il Litch6sid hath sssigned The tenth day ID
'Decsmber. tSS5,at 10 "'ciOek IN shs i;reaOeS.
at the prostate Office 10 Litch6sld, fof the APP
pOiniment Of Commissioners on abe estate Of
&, sy.r1a 7di AARON W. FOX.la u 8oihgas
late of LitehHsld. In said district. deceased.
represented instdseDs. st - hiet tine and place
All persons Interested in said estate ssi. II they
see eause. atsAnd before said !C6urt end be
heard relative Ia such appointment. ~ ssfas
: f.Vd rsydi giLyMAN WEBSTER, Admit'r.ots
r E.ilchf elds Nos, so, 1888. gdst a 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-03

DANIEL WEBsTER,-SA call fnr paitlic meeting iO
New-YOrk Of the friends Of this dsainguishsd aaes
nan is given in the late papers, 20 be held on Friday
next. The cali is signed BY SpwaFds Of 100 semss
amongst them many Of the most emiHsnt and puresi
Lnrgeer yes csnascsicsip s Ne,O- York-Air. Lewis
Peck, Of EiiNwohh. has 4seSt is couple Of golden
CarrOssr raised BY hi~-one 'seighng lbs. OF. the
other lbs. OF. Cannot YORK state 90 beyond ,hisl
."#! --f IG a = a
The editor Of the Lexington RepOvtes mentions the
extraordinary eeepFreBee Of his tbaginR acaually
ceved ten dollar bill from one orlas distant sulscr
Oere'' iys darn - ,..ft nI7erti ;.tA 81 u! g
I'VE should be glad IL some OF delipqGents would
follow the exasnpie. For insiance-you kaOwswho
" '"rtN 2 AFt .zLL5}EOJ G1aa'
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-03
BROKE INTO
BROKE INTO

Is. ;as.,ir FTsHE ''enciosurs sc me stiO.
y - sseribff. % ~ ab0Ut the f5tij
inst. 0Oe Wearing B ULLj, e0i0r
A!s". o6e YearIing HEIFER. pale red. % asa
tiicial marks. The owner ~ requested 10
prove property, pay charges, and take ,fhetn
away. 4fssl q ~ HARVEY "A ANDREWS. st
Winckesler Centre, Nor. 90. 1885. 1853 sgB
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-12-03

The political d's'cal,iea vhish have p lons hep. the
ca"ad"s j" 2 state pf fssnssi. !, appears .hat Lord
GosiOrd had bsen Instructed by the Wing Ministry to
pursue shs soaeis'esy poliry. iapd she 22OOo for
contingencies. have hesa 1ncondisAally yielded by
him % she assembiy.-N, .gesgF bsss>4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02
EXAMINATION

We were present but a short time nj the
examination Of the pupilso Of Mr.. wx. VI. JOINS,
on Saturday week and are therefore no, prcpar-
ed To SPEAK from personal observation in TO
ference To the progress made in all the branch
6 Of study in las Seminary; but from what We
did see, and from what We learn from others
who attended throughout, We feel authorized
IN giving the teacher and tic young lal.ics un-
der his charge the need of our unqualified
praise The handsome manner in which tLe
scholars acquitted themselves in tie intricate
sciences Of Astronomy, Geography, Grammar,
Mental Arithmetic, SC. would have done ere
dit to any institution, whether disnifed with
the name Of Institute, College, or Academy.
and We feel proud Of the advantages Of our
village, IN tie way Of mental Improvement,
when we are able to rank among them such in
s'itutions rs the one just alluded to.
We are Of course to be understood rs making
no comparisons between this aud other schools
That Is no part Of our business. twill ALWAYS
give US pleasure 10 present favorably TO the
public eye, any institution calculaicdto extend
the moral and mental cultivation Of the rising
generation
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02

The duke Of Leu,chenhcrg lssnDe-
times pronounced hgiItninglhag) a.
one OF the richest princes ID Emcu,e-
Has Roman and Bavarisn estates yse3d
E6OO. 900 per annum, besides III m
come still larger from the property
left him BY Lis father He has falr
sisters and one brother; tie eldest sas-
ter, Josephine, older than hims,,L is
married 20 Prince Oscar Cd Sweden,
by whom she has sax chldrcn- FrI,i-
cess EUGENE is older than the Duke.
married 10 the Duchess ot DIno's DC
phcw, and thus a gren negshex cd
Tallcyrand. which nIay account Scu
this political monarch's approval ef TIE
marriage Of the Duke 10 the Queen ID
Portugal. His third sister. younger
than himself, married Don Pcdrag-
All the family bear the name uf MILO
lcon.-.E y. Star.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02

The trial Of JoHS RILEY, for the murder Of
John Wren, took place on "Wednesday week,
before Judge PARKER. The interest felt in the
case excited quite crowd Of spectators, and
proved once more the necessity Of an enlarged
courtroom. The jury found verdict Of vo-
luniary manslaughter, and sentenced Riley to
i've years imprisonment in the Penitentiary.
Counsel for the prosecution, John T. Page and
Charles D. Harding, Esqs.; for the prisoner,
William Lucas, John Davenport, and Henry
Bedinser, Esqs. The speeches were able and
in'erestins--the last named gentleman made
his frat public effort, and acquitted himself wi
great credit--giving high promise of usefulness
and distinction in his profession.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02
OUR CANAL.

a fair prospect for the completion of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, as
far Westward as Cumberland, is now
opened before us, by the late act of
Maryland, and all our hopes Of q pros
porous end 10 our labors and losses in
Tins cnterprize are revived.
The conditions of the act arc such as
were deemed necessary, by the Legis-
lature OF Maryland, to Justify the liber-
al aid they have extended. Some of
the stockholders, we hear, object to the
acquisitions Of a pledge of the revenue,
&c. OF the Canal, as a security for
the loan; but We think that objection
must disappear when it is considered
that, without this aid from Maryland,
the Canal would yield no revenue at
all, or at best not more than enough TO
maintain IT in repair and use-and that,
by the expenditure of the amount Of the
grant yielded by Maryland, the Canal
VIII be prosecuted to point, short of
which IT never could become profita-
bic. We have no doubt that under
the act of Maryland, literally and
properly construed. as we are sure it
will be, revenue will be realized 10
the stockholders after the interval of a
year or two. which, under the circum-
stances of the Company as they stood
before the action of Maryland, was an
almost hopeless consideration. We
trust, therefore, there will be no hest.
tation on the part Of the great body of
the Stockholders. including of course
our own Corporation, and our neigh
bors Georgetown and Alexandria, in
accepting the terms offered by the Act.
Nat. Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02
BIH1 zzsrKSaG A.. asRIrIr ~
MELANCHOLY Ct>yr tFTy

u "A wErt HDcsr'e rs--s.t, NE lnnour
the oeH-a Se EarAsszt Lewis So.vea.op
ESQ Clerk Cd rSr Counry Court ~
>f'orEs suzrsER Nrrstssr circumference ~.
ctisEHrhv sslsss~sssrsr- Ga Turs.lav In 4.
ne Sns wIiIkins- cur VITA hns riffe IN
I'Ezrsar Cd rrns- vk,,n erasssls, tenrr
IeAr -Ae Csmz- BsnE.. the had VI.
socsd.nrhix disSrhurr~fs mt, his boil,
NJ cue ErEs sIrh RIzn M tn moment
and, q os'.zs~- nm particulars cannot
i'e Apwsn- B< MA fund shnrtIv At
,e=Slr,6s- snlE FEInss. b..t brfi,r- n-,I,.aI
n..'''Hntr us'Sht BE- peSrrtr..-i. he exnsr-
cd
Mr. >ssczxrsssn I'm. Been for nur,-
isH sf rcrrs CAsrk ct tA,- County C,,ur.
rtl- 6Ir9cE ID whnrh ~ ,,ischar..y,E IN !,
mort Ellfidlh r,nslurr-
he ~.ns dt,srvsr!fS ul,Irh e,t,.,r-,...,
End rtzFsrzsss ~ NJ who knew hir,
HlIc the Gi<AlnEhsly casualty Z, r..,--er.
hid Ia the nle.ns Of cAsprIvinr ~.
cSIIzirE ed L alIlIahEs. Office. and ..,,;.-
n ed M tsgsiL,er- u1,sTnbr--
r-A--7~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02
CANDIDATES.

In Frederick, Maj. James Gibson having
declined, Col John b. Earle and Edrar w
Robinson, Esq. Doth Van Buren,, } are annour,-
Geo. IN addition To those stated in our last; and
notice Is given that poll will also be ooer-
ed for Richard w. Barton, ESQ.
James Lyons and James Caslie. Ear.
("h'gs) are announced a. candidates 10 rem
resent the City Of Richmond.
william F. Cunningham (yyhir, /. . c,,-
didate for reelection IN the Boro,yh y, n.
folk
For Norfolk County, John w. Murdaurl,
and Samuel Watts, Esp. Cwhigs) are eandi-
dates.
In Princess Anne, William Roberts. Eso.
(whig.) and Peter NJ. whiteburst CAdm.) are
before the people.
Col Richard d. webb, (whix,) is n eandi-
date Tor reelection IN Nansemood. Opposition
10 him Is manifested, but no candidate !. ,e,
announced.
In Montgomery. John MecauIey. ESQ.
ivan Buren, is opposed by DIR. John Ingli.h
(for white)
10 Smyth County, William r. Harley. Esq.
the late delegate. l. a candidate for ro-eIee-
ton, and has declared himse n for Jadr. Whit.
No OppOaent Jet named
In Wythe County, DIR. John stanesr. late
thember. ivan Buren.) !. opposed BY Col.
John A. Sanders, for White.
In Washington County, John CLARK fla,e
@s@beT.) Abraham MongIe, and John Gibson.
Esp (aH Van Buren) and Col Samuel z.
GoodsOH, (for whiis, } are before the people
In Augusta, John J. Craig and Robert s
Brooke Esq'., Tie late able and Efficient Wig
member, are candidates for reelection. and
uere seems 10 be no opposition.
In Rockingham, Capt Joseph Cline adm. !
Is candidate for Reelection, and Col And.r.
'on Aoae'i and Joha Conrad, Esq. have been
nos'iasasd BY Convention.
IN PEtsyiTania, ViRcsu. waeher and yym.
swanson Esqs., (NFhigS.) are oppo.e, by Cd
Darrell Coleman add WIN walton. E.o
ivan BUREN,
IN Henry PeJtou Gravely, Esq. Cwhis.) !.
opposed by Col. P. u. Foutains. wan Bur,o \
In Ps'riek, Hsnan Crit (Iyh,z) !, oppe.s5
BY Isase Adams, ivan BUREN,
10 Boi'eioart, Col. George W wilson and
f'eminE B. Miller, Esq., (vsn Bursn, } are can
dtis'es Tor re-election.
W Caroline. P'cherru voolfolk = ,he wb,1
eanid e. ahd Archibald samuel ths, q The
Van Beren parry.
u hsPPahannock DR. Philip Thor,ou
CFhs) y OPPOssd by Nlr N,sklln wan Bo,,. T,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02
From Me .Niltionai Eniellrrrccr.
TIE RUMoR
Nat. Int,

There appears To- be very little doubt.
IN the public mind, of the truth of the
rumor mentioned by us a day or two
ago, that Mr.. AMOS KEEDALi is 20 be
placed at the head Of the Post Office
Department. The Official paper here
does not deny, and the Administration
paper at Baltimore virtually admits lis
truth. The National Gazette saws.
" from the article in the Baltimore Re.
publican, a principal Jackson papcr.
We lnicr that there is too much foun-
dstIon for the rumor."
The arrangement, however. will not
take place. II Is said. until the Virginia
elections are over. The effect Of such an
appointment on public feeling Is ma.
turally dreaded by those who promote
It, and We have the best reason 10 know
that some Of the Presidents sincerest
and his disinterested, friends. view il
with rePugnance and apprehension.
The Alexandra Gazette saws. that
u the appointment take place, I'VE un.
hesitatIngiy affirm our opinion 10 be
that q Is made in order that the ngh,
arm OF the Government may be WELD.
ed etectually and unscrupulously in
aid OF the election Of Mr.. Van Buren,
a. President Of the United States. Mr..
Kendall Is not the man 20 hesitate Al
the means 10 be used to effect a given
end The Post Office Department. bad
enough already, will, under Mr.. Ken.
daiis management, be, perhaps, the
greatest 'eieohoneenng machine ever
built up and carried on under any 90
veTnment ia the world"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02

The Railroad stock has advanced We
ry much in price at Baltimore, since
the passage Of the Loan Bill. This
liberal act Of the Legislature has also
gwen a great impulse 10 improvements
IN Baltimore. Contracts have already
been entered into for the erection Of
ono hundred buildings in a single sec
ton of the city.
The books for the stock of the Rail-
road from the Susquehanna to Will
mington, were opened in Baltimore on
Monday last, and IN twenty minutes
the whole amount allotted to that city,
10000 shares, was subscribed.
Nat. Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02

We are gratihcd 10 hear that tho good old
City Of AlexaDdria--Once the most attractive
market town TO the people Of this region
has yet something good in store. Those who
wish 70 cheer the heart Of the weary and the
sad with unadulterated wine, will now know
where TO apply but II some Of the importing
merchants would take the trouble specially 10
communicate with the readers Of the Tr,.
Press on that subject, there might be- less Diff
Guilty m finding the exact location Of the de-
lishtfuI beverage
"rE.-AleHandria is getting q reputation
a. wine market, which /, no NOR, tb,n n
deserves We have regular aud couti,,,,ed
mPortationa direct from Madeira and el.e-
where, Of the very finest Wines. In mo- o,b,r
pl@eo m this country, We believe. can XNine.
Of liner quality be obtained, than can b. mr.
eured N this ioER-nOr, We may add can iLsv
% purchased any where else 20 more advaa-
AFe 70 the buyer. The Wines arc r,rrf,It,
selected N Madeira, and the known ebaraetcy
ut our merchants e guaranty hat tbrV viii
oe ,o'd here IN their pure and unadulisrated
tCszsns
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02

Among the enormities which the Enquirer
says the wings viii perpetrate, in the cleo
non canvass, are the following: "Their
purses will be oPened-their Issrysr, will de-
oIim-their yressss will distribute addresses. ~
An Arc yew men purekssabls commoditic.
that y"o dread the use Of money upon them
Has y0ur party no slang whanging lawyers in
us ranks! DO your presses distribute" nc
" addresses Do you wear no "mask,?,-
Do you raise NJ false is,aes' Can YOU NO,
resuscitate the dead Bank, to frighten timid
politicians,
The idea that your opponent. will "out-
Jockey YOU" Is an admission that NON are in
The habit OF "jockeying." Surely, such 9
confession was not intended. Il i, too e,n.
did by half.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02

.4tricGD CoioniSafioa.-The Brig
Rover sailed from New Orleans for IL.
IBERIA on the eth instant. with ~ Emi-
grants, all from the State of Mississiutn
except three, who were from New Or.
leans. II Is said. that, for intelligence
useful knowledge, moral worth. and
property, these cmigrants are superior
TO any company heretofore sent 70 the
Colony. They also are well acquain,-
ed with the nature Of the country 10
which they are going. having learnt
rom their friends. Giosfcr .SimDson and
.4Tchy .hoOre. ministers Of the Cospel
who lately returned from a visit a. AZ.
riea, whittier they went forthe purpose
OF examining the Colony Of Liberia Tor
themselves, all the advantages 20 be
obtained from emigration.
A number Of free people of Color
OF New Orleans have siguified their IN
tention shortly 10 emigrate among
them a man Of excellent character.
SAID to DC worth from twenty 10 thirty
thousand dollars.
The Emigrants from Kentucky
which were 10 have gone IN tins YES
sci, did not arrive in time. They will
probably 60 ia the vessel which will
carry out the reoePtured Africans, no
uoed some time sgo,-.Nat Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02

The Enquirer, IN giving the batile-cry. {" 10
The polls" says: "Let IN beat them so, that
they mayasytssf. Dependupoo il, the whigs
arc not an enemy TO be despised.- The gen
ueman no doubt speaks from experience
these wings sometimes compel willy old poli,i-
clans to take dose Of their own medicine
they last year administered most bitter drug
called " Rotation" which left such disasreea-
bic Impressions that the patients are now cry
ing out for something to sweeteu their imaSi-
nations.