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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-18


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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-18
Ch0ice Wise, BrMwdu, %r.
To We'll Diggers.

TUE ssdsrsigned. eonmriies sppoinied
4 for the purpose BY the Trustees. will re-
esive proposals for digging . we'll NJ the east
ern end Of the town.
,. BROWN,
s. G.. SNYDER,
n. MYERS.
June n, Is1S-A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-18

AE&FAGWzE$ nnssh Has. &c n s,sus.
M zHsr EssAss. Aazh ard wh.r.-. Es- .sls
~ 4 e. = JOHNSON.
c-ugssR. NJ Ia ps15N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-18

rrsaaae ha,f Ysaslys kst Tss Dsst4st
So - sscesse4 ~ psFssa.s !, fu,i- = so.f
eF+ig ~ s4szsee. Whan<ssr paressf .
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@ifrr,r 80 ~ sAsszs4
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- 49, ~. ~ 4sse inasEfiras--tzgNrT asss
- - $500 FeuSesssss. Kaeh eoaiaa.sasss
- e~zes ~ ngsa
0Aa 13Nl4sE1wzGas sce ee2snr4 ~
ns.2s ares. - ~ easxs1a6 unsa ksrfti4
- es~RrS 1855
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-18

'CspA Charles MeDovninx, q dc sci,oon-
~ Genet lie behaved sdmirzbiy throu-h-
Ost. Sailor, every ineh g hisn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-18
April 1885

@Ths time for Fenri.iux claim. Al,
iron The estate Of ADAM Eicl-Ihrrr-r. A-.r,,a
. extended 90 Safns&sv The 20sk dar q s...I
noah, (jnns.) on shsch dsy nrr.as,s a.
have claims sgsiBst said eaisie. 9sIso arrse
not exhibited tbsn 20 The Cumrnis~is.nrr
viii present tbsm-ssier ~tusch dsy tlu- ~
port Of the Commissions uiH be rla.es md
no claims received Withota lrare siT il.s Ca,ss
being obtained.
r. wORTHnGrox, IMss. Cssu-
Nav % Has
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-18

wtaN " psrehnsa elsaa wunhsa gvDOl.
- - ph>ea 8 go giss - hieksss msrksi
Ssssi4. lssA nzHA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-18

George ": KR9nsssUssA
= Aew rscsisirg . i.rgs 80 gssssss e.
! ssrsDs.s e CooDS. ssiashls y ~ 80
o. Jnas Z, 1875.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-18
The vyashington Mirror.

II reekiy Newspaper. derofed 70 Poi,,
fies, Literature, and District .a6airs
Is Pubiisled ercry Saturday al "a.
scat Of the General Goren1enf,
ny WILLIAM rtYo,spco~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-18

AHRSsINAA- 10 WE
M rHAfs A-sslotD IN uar CAErk-s Oflfru af n %
SsT'uua >srusrur Caagr sG laz aat Chan
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sr''t1Agt On Ssar oat sa.z-s5,lssr If tss1r-rst
~ s'ssts.g alH'usa=a
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1s,is< lsnf Gs'~sr - A,B6aaEs ...fs son ana
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ssa'ss ~ ord. ~9 q GsGIzeanr If .Li.E Gs1s-rrf
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ta ss,sa sl.e sass al as sassss .asl "a .up-au;ar
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slnrs 81 alsss @uusarS n - assIsn-sf. That tie
s.'d asa1'.ii's'ss dB spp<aE Asn9 en- Ne 6r.s ,lsy
Ee DIR nr>a ANNA assag azs-~r rla.- HilE af the
isssstfs 4Hst aiar asp- 80 uAi,. osuirr Br Elrri-
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NAazssnsSa- HIE Tao zassafsls s.l..ussai~sIx and
i'sre ~ slsr Armu dl'u af Ul,r saHrchan.r VA The
sad aD~ss II CAsuArsus@M
n Csaa-T-sn--
hOaEHT T. ERowx. CI-ps.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-18
Notice.

NOR sals upon reasonable terms. OF good
II paper. . first rae harness and riding
horsr. Apply 20 r. & ,. JOHNSON.
Canp-Hill, May 81. ls35.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-18

"OoL, Ia any quantity. and Of any
w quality. taken On exchange Tor mer.
c handiEe. Nm. s. LOCKE co.
May %, Is35.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-18

Chsriesfosa, -9prif Ga, isz5.
The parties interested IN she xbos<-1,rv-
toned suit, ~ vel n fhs-e having ransu.
against the estate of Adam EiuA.sIhnrper
decd. (who are reqnered 70 exhlha aisr,u
before mel are hereby notified, tksz ! Auat
appointed the liza and Tn Aa,s az ma,
ns<t, for the purpose Of carrying fie aasuzs
reeiied order Of Court mao eBsca-sup~u
Which days, ~ the Office zfsE.aaid. xkrs ,.,r
rsqsested 90 sitsDa = an che nonraAsrE sau,..-
usaats, evidences, and souclseFS.
K wokTHING1OS, .Hsa. Cam-
April 9, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-18

kir--fi tas krus 49, "a. -, !.
iirar - sssaa,s.....rui, 4 -. a. - - - -
stifh hsee us-.t a &c. - - a.
1sdeses, 80 sAia1 -. s.-s,~~-.s =, -.
- - - $50, sl1rlslssuf - ga1Hes8 49,
sFif'ce 49, otteesls. Asr1ar o. lssa 49,
yeeras . ssrFg nIpasrs ~ $685. ~ -
siiAaaa tsl,ure e. Fssa-rr a 49, - s.sss -
Hs,asf- e1rfreafr a - $500 dFEesrf - g.
eiets feszrey - - eaa.s ~ s....u.r - -. -.
40 q 49,, 80 .ssr $500 49, - -
~ seaaes - - asssFasua 49, = -
- 80 90 - e1re - eupnaar e.lauetI -
sseaisF. rspsa ss-r ~ - n-ss -
pAysirisns ~ iururua3s 80 aas1A - -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-18

Ch,rle.,o~n. June II, is3s.~,f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-18
DAVID HRulGHAH

. 9o-AaakEK. va -. 1ax5
Mr. aorsso~s-S-- b~sg4a 80 nrasrz- - e.
tinsorc assilsg tiae sAa.- a JslAiu.' Gkas-nr~s
sosd sosse 81 q sHs rsslE~ca - s..- go Ass,<
goa a aE.e q assd IA yssr su.as-- =. - A.
b4 rOsRd tl.r vsa ~tsssh 40. s.s6sr.suu.e :. =.
the gcraissr nftsri-. s.-d- - gs-u TH@s - a.
give Soase- th-s th~ ss,siir ~ raats ura,y.a
IA inst.oaffaun A d. ka..A - -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-06-18
cos.i.sosrr-. orr-rr.

Chsfffsfosrn. .tpsd va, 1s1S.
Tho parties % the shove -ua nre hcr<.b
ooiihed that have appointed she e1r. ss-,
sHd IA dsss ~ I9sy asxf. Ser the purpose q
performing the dutie. prescribed s ti.e -i.y-
decree Of the Court upon ~is,ch diva. |,
the oehce aforesaid. shes are requested 40 N
teod. Thu creditors of shc ls,e f,rm 81 q N
Cleveiso< & Co. ara si.o requested se .r,u.
~ the aasss place, apoa the ssme as,.. nm
enhibsa tkeir e,sisss sgsspu ss.s sd frp
and the ess3csee ssppossssr ss.rm.
r. wokTifrNCroN. .M~. Cuu-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-31
LD-G-TC w III
TE;HI''rE Of RCSpE,.T.

:
TRIBUTE OF RESrECT.
~ COST cf mo1i2 ,sua Begun and h" fcT tic county Of
Caroire she tau rnrs Monday the day December,
George Szh1h attorney practising in this Court announced
to the Court Bar death ii JIiH DicxIS.eS,
nc1tst OF this BAR snl offered the ioilowi"- go
s. adnp.-i which
tho ,-~- by Court spread
- . proceedings
!rIora, Iha; regret, O.! Ii.c
It '"'f DchinSo" Esq ia': N n.enIj,r uf this
49, ""red, maj the deceased had ever commanded
n nIhiifa!iom well by biz jealous
l us PolessSaa du's by his kind and boneyo
'F% ~, 1cpofneni IN thu Intercourse OF private bic.
3D. R:S9rd ao deeply yuratkzc w.h his family and ela-
liz ~ h"nvx bereavement tEey have sustained BY m -,h
fc'ol1ed That Testimony Tor tho
the deceased this Cau.. Es Odcc 80" 'a. mrntc OF the
undrr ~ o III
oh fs"-cd That 10 send
con- OF hcs" proceedings the widow deceased and also to
ss"f copies ,hcrcor the Edos of newspapers
fredericksburg, insertion.
9Th Trj0tred further memo
nf tho deceased, this
coui'-. A CoPy-Tc.te, JOHN l.. PENDLETUN, Cgk.
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RSNTE5

OATH IF Bishop RnOry1he Baltimore papers tho
death % this worthy Bishop Of the Methodist Epi,copa Church.
lied on Wednesday, 18th n bSins thrown from
his carriage about 10 mile, from Baltimore and four Resc
town, his place Of residence.
Dt at the residence OF Mrs Mary Anderson in the Of
oGsi the iTth Ins Miss Eliza H. Mitchell Of
her She hal been delicate months
few days her DEATH she had attack Of
which, by tmoi suppressed several DAYS. when
the attack renewed which end her earthly
few In making public he death Of this amabe and
much esteemed lady, her friend sensible that his feelings might
due him s?oaE -S,ravasantiy r merits il his intimate know
Ledge OF her wo:th did him that sEs worthy OF all
Her mini will cultivated ami her Genec So
a"coaatr ss; and devoted friend and most OF a hu
icay I'D professionally Cr'Gn. And those HON Le
has 2 behind hav. those who have hope for
pccoo, a humanity icauable Of ncecton will insure
blessed Immortality: she safely landed Eeo so'ro
sery WI. be felt 10 E,o,c forever.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-31
THE FOR THE ENQUIRER
,Fp su ne RIGHTS OF THE STATES,

nNr II - ~ ExS
TtnshSCS THE DIGNITY OF SENATOR'S
Aass the issue to be tried BY the present G.ne,,,
"a OF Virginia. In decidino il. tber, onrht MOI,
parv party distinction there will not in FACT Re INV
sscon, other than between the friends and M.
sone of III. t.e Right Of Instruction. II seems tina,
ruiv or ,t .eHds OF this nesmabe right, have been
topbcS u. Canning sin of encroachins upon the nm.
y holdns o. their enemies, BY going into conference
ppon the h., saue, for the purpose of Determining
tn. ro.o course to be pursued in order to give effect
recr,;roJ " the people; aud that has been so,cm,Iv
5r instruct ouI. Senators in Congress- 10 vo,s
this 4. ,ne senate censu.es upon the Presiden,
as ne Te at tina, has been determined ,an Is.1
res b,ne cause 70 complain that their R.nrssnn,,-
lyb, ne .alien short OF their whole d,tn r. ,t
a, ,a, ''.lact'on-f the great principl. nno,
Il, tests, the right of the mso-;,t WHY"
echo ,h sustained IN good faith, the -
on, s .is voice OF the pcople-to i oush'
~ and 10 tc them ,hs ,rtpi. ne course
.nar .euy: The interests and hono l".n Plainiy
.ir n.,, The votes of our Scn,,nr. ., VIC People
Of u,.; 'SSocia,ions-the whole III
ID, oea' curse have been a, war wiz 49,, anu
ppable Leigh was Reelected last w;nfcr IN
tssrenco' violation of the popular wiz WIFE,. IN
cn ol opinion there may hive b..n ,hon ,sss
hM., oouot now The peons hv a., a ,s.e
Ps Representatives, and b.. ibc;r VOTE snce ~ ,hs
Assenbr proclaimed these srn,hs Vii ,hn 60 u
uOn sustain the voice re the STATE - III, Ia
Soa-No course of snators TIN, !, ne 49,
his 40, 9asoohns! No C. dying. s'''-
As, Clss.: enough to intruet Our Senator,
sato az conservatory Resolution. t..
00es The light of instruction nh tIutes,oas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-31

TALLAHASSEE, Dec. l2.-7hc ScminoIcS.-An express
from Gen. Cnc arrived in the carly part Of this week.
calling the Governor Of the Territory for mounted
men, to aid in protecting the frontier from the hostile por
ton Of the Semnols tribes. The demand was promptly
responded to by tho Acting Governor, Mr. Walker ~ha
immediately ISSUED q: necessary orGers Gen. Call
for raising volup to distressed brethren
in the exposed districts. On Tuesday n portion of the
9Th Regimen! was hastily assembled ard after a very
able and appropriate ADDRESS by Gen. Call, about 30
young mr'. tcnsered their services The company left
town tho next evening under the command Of Captain
Throop. They were we'll mounted, and made very
handsome appearance. Jefferson Madison, and Gads.
den Counties also contributed their quotas The bat.al.
lion when assembled will be p.ccd under The command
of Capts. Parish and Reid, who will no doubt give
:r;od account Of their gallant little band.
Another levy will be made to-day Ii is intended BY
Gen. Call to raise $50 800 additional men in this
district, who will be commanded by Col Parkhi The
different corps will he assem bled at lIckstown when
General Call will the command of the whole
in person A fine company of volunteers arrived last
evening from Quincy. commanded by Capt. Harrison
The officers and soldiers entitled the greatest crc-
dit fer the pronPtness with which they have acted on
the occasion. company cavalry from Jackson coun-
ty is expected to arrive in this place tomorrow. gocs
under the command Of Col l'ttman In Short such is
the spirit manifested every where, tla. the difficulties
cannot fail TO be brought 10 speedy termination
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-31
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


Petitions were presented and refcrred-by Mr.. Daniel,
Of Jordan S. Murre for compensation for horse lost
in the service of the State-by Mr.. Prentiss of
rnec of gentlemen in behalf of the czcn of the town
of Parkersburg for the establishment of bank in said
town-by Mr. Layne, of Arthur Lee free of CO.
lour for leave to remain with his family in the Common
wellth-by MIR. Summers, Of citizens Of kanawha for
the establishment of independent bank in the town Of
Chareston-by MIR. Rogers Of the trustees Of Clarks-
vile, in Mecklenburg cona,y, for an enlargement Of
their corporaon-by Mr.. Wilson of B., of citizens of
Rockbridge Botctourt and Allegheny counties, for the
construction Of pike road from the head of the Blue
turnpike-aIso, of VIM. Scott, for charter to make
turnpike Prices and the Sweet Springs mountains
in the counties of Botetourt Monroe and Allegheny.
The SPEAKER presented to the House communica-
ton from the President Of the Farmers Bank of Virgil
na enclosing the information called for by resolution
of the It'll inst also similar communication from the
President OF the Bank of Firgna-which were: on mo-
ton of Mr.. Daniel laid the table and ordered to be
printed.
Tucsdny Decembtr 90.
FAYETTE AND NICHOLAS CONTESTED ELECTION.
Mt DANIEL, from the Committee OF Privileges and
Elections presented the follow report on the contest
ed election from the counties of Fayette and Nicholas:
The Committee of Privileges and Elections. have
adopted the following general report and resolution
thcreupon dcemng it unnecessary, unless instructed oy
The House TO report specially the prnc pies decided or
10 state in detail the evidence adiuccd 10 sustain the
votes contested BY either party
1t appears to gour committee, from copy OF the po
books Of the said counties of Fayce and Nicholas mat
al the close of the polls the aggregate vote stood mus
For Hudson M. Dickinson. ;c..2oo
For Samuel Price, on face Of poll, .........223
For same OF back Of poll, ....2-22o
Majority for Dickinson: ................... Ill
Samuel Price contested AZ votes of Hudson NJ Dick
enson, of which number the objections to 81 were sus-
tined by your Committee. or admitted TO be illegal oy
the said Dickinson the remaining 10 votes were ae'o'
ed to be legal, or admitted by Samuel frice
From Hudson Nj. Dickinsons vote of ....... 296
Deduct the illegal votes ................... 81 3
And his poll would stand .................. 1J9
Hudson NJ Dickinson contested on the poll book Of
Samuel Price 80 votes, of which number the objections
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-31

FAYETTE AND NICHOLAS CONTESTED ELECTION.
Mr.. DANIEL, from the Committee Of Privileges and
Elections, presented report according to the direction
and Nicholas. After much discussion upon the oPinona
OF the committee the several Notes.-The report
laid on the table, and the House agreed to the resolution
accompanying the general report Of the committee, de-
c!aring Mr. Price duly elected; whcrsupon MIR. P tool
hs seat.
The following engrosscd bills were read third ine
and rccrrcd-to authorize the appointment of ,hi=d
Commissioner of the Superior Cours of Pecrsburg-to
amend the establishing tire town Of irandvc the
county CT mountaineering surrey and lscaton
OF routes for certain roads therein mentioned.
On motion Of MIR. WIis0S Of b. the House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-31
NJ A " RtAE ES

Married. tho 7; instant BY the Rev. Isaac Hsiaes NJ Wa
H. Hicks Of Hanover county TO Mss Ann m o" daughter Of John
and Elizabeth Debtor, oil iS"iua RE county, VI.
Married. the 2i instant, y the Rev Henry Alley Thoma
Claiborne, Esq., Hiss Laura Ann, laughter OF Jacs Ca.nrtt
Esq, al! OF tho county Of Buckingham.
L1nppy !tey. tie ha9p;ess 81 their kind.
Whom gratie- s,ars unite, and in late
TkoH hearts, taeir orsHcs and their being. blend.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-31
LOOK TO THE "ALTERNATiVES.


At meeting of the friends of the present Admins
traton, held at the Courthouse in the County of South
ampton the 2lst instant for the purpose Of appoint
ing Delegates to attend Convention to he holden the
City Of Richmond the 18th Of January next, for the
purpose Of framing Electoral Ticket for President and
Vice President OF tho United States:
On motion. James S. French called 10 the Chair
and Robert Ridley appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been explained, on
motion OF Nathaniel I. Williams, 1t
Rcsoocd, That Jeremiah Cobb, Robert Ridley and Le-
muel p Nicholson, be appointed delegates attend said
Convention.
On motion, Resulted, That report Of these proceed
ngs be signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and for.
wardcd to the Editors of The kchmond Enquirer and Pc;
tcrsbuFg Constellation, wi,i request that they should
publish the same. ..
JAMES S. FRENCH, Chairman.
ROBERT Ripley, S=eretary. ...
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-31
70 TIE EDIroRs Of TIE ENQUIRER


Being difabused of prejudices which once entertain
ed against Mr. kenda' under the influence of which
convinced tina. did him mnch injustice, desire to
make reparaton therefor, by adopting the views and
muncaon. Tor which beg the favour of place in the
columns of the Enquirer
Very respectfully, your obcdicnt servant
HONESTUS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-31

I'D ICHARD HILL, Jr, having become a resident of
~ Richmond offers himself TO the Public as General
Ngent and Collector in Tie State OF Yrginia-e NAV
bc found, when not engaged, the Store of Scss.s
Cotton and Clarke, near tho Bell Tavern.
Richmond Dec % l2.E) -0-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-31

NAM. B.. HAMLIN, (inte Of Va) ArroKsEY AND
wv CoussELLoR Ar Law, offers his professional ser
vices 10 his friends and the public. Address, Sou,ner
vile Tennessee i56-w3nl Nov II :
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srss or EAc1. picTuRE-!o FEET 8. uy ~ FEET :

VEyis;SE sublime works Of art are acknowledged as
q tie finest productions Of the French School -pcr-
ecy clns:. and beautiful in conception. uniting deep
poetic imagery to tire charm and power of truth such
cannot fail to make lasting impression the mind of
every bchodrr.
They were painted for Charles Sth and eAhn,itrL 1T
Somerset licusc London, and in Of the principal
cities Of the United S;ates. to the universal admiration
Of upwards Of 10000 Visitors.
" Admission - cents: season tickets, 81.
Open from A. Nj. till 7. NJ. and illuminated in
the Evening. December 81. 7i-,f
IA EGROES FOR SALE.-In pursuance of n decree
! q Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry, for Gloucester county, pronounced ct October
r-rn i",, in the suit Of Ann Crcndcn al, p!lfs
and Ca;cshy Jones. Adnr ct al. dcits., will be sold at
pubic auction at Gloucester Court house, on the first
M1nday III February lc3, bring Cont day. on a credit
Of nine months, (f zcaP for sccicnt to pay the
costs rf suit aud expences of sale, which will be re-
CURED in CASH about twelve valuable negroes belonging
TO the estate Of William, t;ritteHdcn, dec d. among
which are men, women, boys and girls Bonds with ap
proved security, Will be required before the property is
Delivered. Traders invited to attend, there is
doubt of the sale being made it being 70" the purpose Of
distribution THOMAS c. AMORY, Conn.
Gl"rcrs,er c. H., Dec. 3lst, ls35. 7I2awtds
FESO BLACKSMlTHS.-Wan 10 hire Tor the en-
g. suing year six Blacksmith Strikers, for which the
highest price will be givcn.-APply to
December 81 [7l-2l JAMES BosHER.
a LIBERAL REWARD-S,rayed, or was taken
Il run my ftsIuehce, near lle Clty OF richmond, on
Wednesday 2'rd inst small dark bay horse, (nenrly
biac( the property Ct the Rev Ssmn-g Cornelius Said
horse about Is years old. rides well and works in har-
is in olcrablc ORDER and has flesh marks that
rscGlected, except small round white spot in his
forehead. If nc is not detained BY person, it is
expected that lie will maze for Alexandria, where he
! = 49, - '"'~"'-- liberal reward will he
paid upon his delivery 10 The subscriber. or f., such in
formation as will lead to his recovery.
RICHARD REINS,
Sidney, near Richmond.
Dec 81. 7I-3t
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PETER.
TO Tyc sDtT0FS OK, TIE EMO UyREP.

TO E-Vt1U7RER.
Gr,TtTist claim the liberty Of the press, ALL mike qucs
sal ssar promise 10 be short and trouble
ba'c cool riga, b: Politician others
T cthins awkward aud my voice rather grazing
csle sd .hacd ana the eiorc, ae heard
fie'sr acwci silrnec in tho chimney corner? You
,ssB. meaas." Thea hear and about
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&" Three ,rise Of Gotham,
" Wea: 20 5Jlci:
I" fttt boarl had 5cea stranger,
H. story had Jcsntc LONGER.
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And his pelI would stand $500: loo
Hudson NJ. Dickinson contested on the poll book OF
Samuel Price 80 votes of which number the objections
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-27
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drrstIrte Die Wcrfon ougtbfItDte (ye
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