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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-26

papers AS IL seems, gentlemen, that you Mr. John
sons cnts in this matter of instructions all you DC
god to give him the following farther information on
&c Subject in order that he may give the people the
'"ic truth ?-llow many of those who voted I'm that
election, Give years ago) have removed of the Com
monweath-how many have died-how many have part
ed with their right TO votc-and lastly how many voted
in that election without any sort of right do SOL
dislike, gentlemen to put you to farther trouble about
this matter; but feel good deal of interest in the
Chesterfield election. should be- glad for the people
fully understand the matter BY complying with the
above, you will obligc sincere friend and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-26
Virginia Legislature.
HOUSE OF DELEGATEs.

HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
rhc following Bill, reported on Thursday last has
been unavodably deferred:-1
MIR Sherrard, from the Select Committee on a Geo
logical Survey of the State reported the following BILL
which read twice and re-comnitted
BE IL enacted by the General Assembly, That soon
after the passage OF this act may be convenient il
shall he the duty of the Board of Public Works appoint
suitable person to make Geological of
the State, with view TO the general geological features
of our territory, and to the chemical composition of its
Soils mineral and mineral waters and report the
next General Assembly, plan for the prosecution of
geological survey of the State together with such facts
may have to his knowledge during the progress
OF said reconnaissance, illustrative of any advantage like
ly to accrue from more complete examination.
BE further cnaced, That the said Board of Public
Works shall have authority provided they should deem
cxPedent, to employ Typographical Engineer aid
the Geologis be employed in the afore
said.
BE further enacted, That the said Board of Public
Works shall have authority to allow the Geologist
and Typographical Engineer who may be employed un-
der the provisions of this act such compensation they
may deem reasonable for each be paid of any
expended monies in the Treasury: provided that such
compensation shall not exceed i'll the aggregate the
of three thousand dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-26
THE BAykS

The Legislature of Alabama have passed bill for ar
resting the circulation Of hank notes under So.
hc Senate Of N. York have also passed thc bill pro.
hbitng the circulation Of small notes ayes % noes q
Thus we goWc hope the next step will be to arrest
INC circulation Of al notes under S10-untl we reach
the minimum Of 500 notes
ny prohibiting small notes lay a safe foundation
for our circulation in solid gold and silver What time
y more propitons for the Revolutionary cnty-two mil
lions OF specie baye been imported into the IT, S in the
last ycarand fOir millions in gold have been coined in
our own mint since the last Summer
These arc important and valuable facts We should
SUBJECT ail our State Banks 10 wise restrictions We
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-26
NOMINATION OF A CANDIDATE FOR HA


Pursuant to public notice, the friends of the Admins
tTaton in the county of Hanover in despite of the
treme lnclemency of the weather. assembled at the
Courthouse, on Tuesday, the 24th nst.-Co Edwin
Shelton was called to the Chair, and James f. Sutton
Esq, appointed Secretary
The following resolution unanimously adopted =
RcSo'Ucd, That at the approaching election of Dele
gate to represent this county in the General Assembly
of Virginia, will testify the sincerity of our convic
ton of the great importance of the present political cr
Sis by generously sacrificing every feeling Of personal
character; and that will zealousy support the cand-
date who may be nominated on the present OCCASION
Col. Charles p. Goodall then nominated and re-
ceiyed the unanimous vote of the meeting
On motion made,
MIR Charles VIM. Dabney, Mr.. Lancy Jones and Mr.
Roscow Lipscomb were appointed committee to COM
municatc {, Col Goodall his nomination.
The meeting then appointed the following gentlemen
delegates TO the Congressional Convention which is to
assemble in Richmond, the first Monday in March,
viz-Col. VIM. l.. White, DR.. VIM. r. Nelson Dr.
Gustavus V. Jones' John D. G.. Brown, Alfred Duke
Col Parke Street, John + Anderson and Edmund Fon.
tane to whom the Chairman and Secretary were added
On motion made,
Rcsotgod, That the Chairman appoint committee
from the various parts of the county for the purpose
communicating any information they may think cacu-
lated to promote the Of the Republican Party in
this county In conformity which, The following gen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-26

dedd rhich
laBor audGf heir Oyksd 10 6Iioto
Departed this life, the 18Th inst the Glib year her age
Mrs Ann Lunpkin, wife OF John Lumpkn, Kiae William
County ~ believed that who knew the
slider ulsome pauegyrc say amongst
Of wives actonao aud devoted parents ncshbor.
whole, Christians She died
lived ful Of the
The Gospel assuring her surrounding wilt
aud her childron
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-26
TIIE RIRTLLDaY

The anniversary of Washington Birth Day was ccle
braed in this City, Monday last with military honors
and splendid and crowded ball at the Eagle Hotel
the handsome company of the volunteers Portsmouth
commanded by Capt Wats-and attended by the fine
Band of Old Point
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-26

The Globe states that nm application for the discharge OF Law
from his commitments his
dent by haeas has been made Judge Canch
We give opinions present, the
the Chamber
Wits of Messs Stewart aud Foy extraordinary
bcm The committee of the Senate will probably
upon H. The National Intelligence declared
thOry of Mr. Poindexcr, that he had
Telegraph denies that its Editor SCALED
(SwaT) him promuigae
had stated the adavitand auhoriscd
"a o he ENy of he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-26
FOR 1HE FNOuLRER-

FOX TIE EyN@ UIRER
"A Poice from the West"-To the Representatives West
of the Allegheny, who voted for Benz. w. Leigh:
Well done, good and faithful children you have kiss
ed the rod with which you wore scourpcd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-26
.NntionnL ConnontioIl.

The Republican members of the Legislature of Ne,o
York have made arrangements for appointing Delegates
to the Convention to meet at Baltimore the Goth of
MAY.
The State Committee of YermOnt have also invited
the Democratic Republicans of that State hold meet
ings in their respective towns, to appoint
Delegates to attend State Contention Montpelier
the 9TH of March, for the purpose of appointing
Delegates to attend the National Convention.
The great Republican Party of Pennsylvania will meet
in Convention at Harrisburg, the 4th of March, for
this and for other purposes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-26
MARRIAGES
DEATHS.

Married Tuesday evening last Third Baptist Church
this City, by Rev. Mr. Keeling, MI VIM H. ID. Campbell,
county Of Caroline Mrs. Nancy D. CIos Of Hanover county
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-26

FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
10 Parke PoindcTtcr and L0rsoR Nunnglfg. Esqrs
As Mt Johnson IS urging 10 the voters Chesterfield
as strong reason he not instructed 10 vote against
Mr. leigh that in the election between Branch and Old
out OF the l2 votes pollcd IN that election only 2G7 q
believe Is lns csunateO be found the instruction
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-26

t'Ni'''
WILLIAM II. KoASE, Capt. WIN WINcFfELD,
BENJANIN Pollard, BCRwELL SrARKg
Col. VIZ j.. WHrE, 'Tuos. WooDsoS,
Col. PARKE STREET, EbMpSp ANDEEsow
AsDgRsos BowLEs, Esq. NArH. Cross
DIR. WIN r. NELsoS, DR.. r.. Rowzfy
yoHs -. G. BRowN, DR.. N. TERRELL,
DIR. GUsrAvUs V. JoxEs, lTuos Cosgy
DR.. y. S. TALLrY, Capt JAMES McDowr1I
Mai J.. 6. GoODwiN, Roscow Ltpscowgr
Rev. GARLAND s. JAMES, Maj. Thomas NJ. WHITE,
Dr. GEoRGE FLENiSG, JoHN PArE, Esq,
JAMES FowAiNE, EDWARD MeGEHET,
WHsoS u. CLtRRE ALFRED DUKE,
JANIS r SurroS, Esq Capt WIN r. inny
Capt. joins >. ATKINSON, WV NELsOv,
Dr EDWARD NELsoS, ROBERr AgDgRsoS,
Wv. 6. WISsr0x, JOINS Gtgsoy
JONI Il. ASDEesox, Rev Mr. Woop
JAMES HIGcAsov, WV. ALLrv
WIN ID WtSsfoS, Capt. BED. HAzLEcHoyr,
Key. ASDEEw McDowELL JoHN -. ANDREws
CnAHLEs SWIFT PBLP B. JOSTs,
Or kCBERr CARVER, Gro WV. PoLLARp,
ARCH D. B. TfHBERLAKE, IANFY Iogrs
THOMAS GARDSER, CnAs. VS. DAnxgy
On motion Resored. That these proceedings be pub.
lished in The Richmond Enquirer.
The meeting then adjourned sine dio
EDWIN SHELTON, Chairman
JAMES Il. SUTroN, SecrctaTU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-26

Dor The Editors of the Wing Richmond and Constellation an
lnegcncer Petersburg, will give foregoing
on in their respective papers.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-10
MRS. SOMERvlLLE, THE FEMALE AS
TRONOMER.

This lady is we believe. a little over 40
years Of age. She was born 10 Scotland.
When about fifteen years old, she happen
ed TO overhear her brother repeating at a
school exercise, a proposition 10 geometry.
Her attention was arrested. and her gent
Us then felt its first conscious impulse oil
iis master spring. She instantly procured
a opp Of Euclid. and found delight in ex.
ploripg its pages.
Sometime afterwards she impaired OF
professor Playfair, if there would be any
harm in a young lady studying Latin ?
He asked her why she wished 10 study
Latin. She replied, beanse | long TO read
Newton's "prineipia,"
He encouraged her TO make the unusal,
| and asst was then thought, daring attempt.
Besides the Latin, she is possessed OF ev
| cry modern scientific language. and IS,
| without doubt, ore Of the very first aslro-
| nomers of this age. Her name shining
| over England, together with that of La
Place on the continent Of Europe. and
Bowdiich in America, constitutes the great
| constellation Of astronomical science oil
the present day.
How i~nscruiable are the workings oil
genius. Where il has not been kindled
by nature, no artignites il. It's beyond
the power Of circumstances TO qnench ~
name. Astronomy and mathematics have
fonnd their most illustrious votaries m
our times. not 10 the chairs OF professor
ships with learned titles, and itch endow
ments-not in the silent retreats OF AGA
dsmical lcisnre-but in the Legislative
halls OF revolutionary France. on The deci
Of an American merchantmen, and amt
the cares of the nursery
A friend Of ours, when visiting Mira. SO
mersiiIe's family, happened TO ask he
husband what was contained in certain
drawers he was opening. lie repled,-
W Mrs. Scmeryille's diplomas" she ha
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-10
N MT Z j.


TTAViNG sold a part OF my estate near
EE Martinsburg. Berkeley County. va
wish 10 dispose OF the residue, consisting
of the Mill tract Of about
$40
and the Oak Ridge tract Of 1870 ACRES
lands equal in quality to any IN tie state,
Upon the Mill tract there are upwards OF
one hundred acres Of frat rate bottom
land, and about the same quantity OF
cleared upland, The balance IN TIMBER
The Mill house is a snbstantialslone huilu
ing. one hundred feet by forty, IN when
three pair of Burrs and one Of Country
Stones are worked by the Inscafora
creek. one of the best andmost permanent
mill streams in the country.
The dwelling house, also ofsione - o
large convenient well finished building
divided into fourteen rooms, besides a
passage of IS feet width through It's centre.
There are barns, stables ard other out
houses in abundance, all good and owe.
nicnt.
The Oak Ridge tract i. 81 miles distant
from the Mill tract, about n hall oil IT
covered with timber; OF the finest quah'y,
the balance cleared, well fenced, and IN
a high state of cultivation. The improve.
ments on it are Indifferent. will sell
those farms on accommodating terms, either
entire, or divided. TO suit purchasers.
MATTHEW RANSOM.
March 8, 1851
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-10

the garrison escaped in The dark and fled
IN the fort were found two pieces OF
brass cannon. ERE hundred muskets and
carbines. sir hundred spears. with ammu-
nitian aud provisions.
One OF The coionisis war wounded 10 tbs
shoulder.
Col, Milan assisted in the capture ofths
fort. and then he spoke !: :. assisted Mex
iro 10 gam her independence. | have spent
more ihsn twenty years OF my life. | havc
endured heat and cold. hunger and thirst.
| have horne lassc- end suffered persceu.
lions. | hare bern \ tenant Of every prison
between this and Mexico hut the events
Of this night have compensated me for all
my losses and al my satfrsing.."
The cnlnnisfs were commanded By q,
NJ. Collinsworth-bu 1t would he diff.
cult TO find in the company a man not qua
lifted for the command.
Golad ID OF vastly more Importance IN
military poiat Of view Than Rexsr. a. thu
latter u in q valley upon the hanks OF the
river and commanded by the bills IN each
side ; and il therefore indefsnsibir.
The main srmy under Colonel Austin,
marched from Gonzales on tho 18th inst.
against Bcxar,
Uhen prorosed. there 10 ia Col. Austin
the courage Of the lion ; and there is IN him
al all tim .. Tie caution of the fox. With
him IN command, IL we 10 not hope for a
speedy victory, we at least, do not fear y
dcfeat
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-10
VALUABLE MANUFACTURERS

FOR SALE OR REM.

FOX SALE Oh AE4Nl.
yu>HE subscriber as trustee Of Edward
a. Gibbs of Mar,insburg Berkeley co
Va. ia authorized 10 sell or lease the FOL
lowing valuable property lying on the lus-
carora creek in Martinsburg. :,
I. A valuable Wooden factory with all
the necessary machinery, implements &c.
now in the occupancy oil John ~ f'onie
A Co. whose lease Of the same expires on
the LIST OF April 1886. To this valuable
factory is attached a machine Shop-and
every maintenance aud convenience ne
cesssry Tor the spinning, weaving. dyelhg,
and dressing processes III inc nah'ne VI
Cloth.
A vsluable SawmIll.
3. A Cupalo Furnace, with ITS spfara-
tus aud various TASKS. patterns, ana iuf-
niture.
A. A Blacksmiih's Shop and Tools
This valuable properly will be disposed
OF by the subscriber separately OF together
nj private sale. or will lie leased separate
Nv or together for a Term Of years.. lhe
factory Of course sold or leased subject 10
the term OF the present ienant-posses'
sion of the rest delivered immediately
The subscriber can assure persons VIII
mar wish 10 engage in business oil ,h''
sort that q BARoAIS can be had, the exc
eeution Of bis trust requiring that some
disposition should be p~etemptorily made
Enquire Of the subscriber living IN Nor
gan County. Va, opposite Hancock, MD
or 10 ID. IA Conrad ESQ. MaItinshurg
Va. CROMWELL ORRiCk,
Trustee for r A. Gibts.
Sepfemher 8. i455-U
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-10

HyHE subscriber having leased the Bed
ington MILLS, formerly occupied by
MIR. b. Darby, respectfully solicits the pa
tronage Of its former customers, and the
public generally. He will at any time
Manufacture Wheat into Flour, for custo
mers /; and deliver a barrel Of superfine
flour for every five bushels Of merchanta
BILE wheat, at the Messrs. Forman's ware
house, free Of expense also, exchange bar.
rels for the offaI If desired. Every descrip-
ton of COUNTRY WORK will be done
al the above mills.
II. |. STlAFER.
N. B Cash will at all times be paid for
wheat if delivered at said mile. His.
Septembcr IL, 1SS5.-6m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-10
CASH % FLOUR

TNHE subscribers have made arrange
meats for the purchase Of any Flour
that nav be delivered TO them at their
Mare House at Shepherds,own for which
fhey will a, ali times give a fair pfice 70
cash They will be governed N The Of
fsn for Flour. by the latest Georgetown
prices, They viii also purchase Rye and
Corn. as well as the produce OF the coun
cry generally a, fair prices u.pp,s
StioRrf s. HARRIS.
Sept. 10. 1885.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-10

IMMoRrALrry.-Il cannot be that the
earth is mans abiding place. 1t cannot
be that our life is cast up by the ocean Of
eternity. 10 soar a moment upon its waves
and sink into ~nothingness. Else why is
il that the high and glorious aspi-
ra,ions which leap ike angels from the
temple Of our heart, are ferever wander
ing about unsatisfed? Why is i that the
rainbow and the cloud come owe, us with
a beauty that is not OF earth. and then pass
off to leave US to NUS upon their faded
loneliness ? Why is il that the stars which
bold " their festival round the midnight
| throne are set above the grasp OF our
limited faculties. forever knocking US with
their unspproaehabie glory !? And, final
~, why is it that bright forms OF human
beauty are presented 10 our view, and then
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-10

DIR. D. " X II !
HAS removed his office 10 the house
EE on King street. situated on the cor
ner opposite Mr.. J. Billmire's Hotel, where
be NAV be found at all times, when not
professionally engaged.
April so, lss5-n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-10
oHcs ofthe MartiusbuFg Savings lastitatiou

Ak<
June9, 1884. :
TAY a resolution Of the board Of direct
LED ors ofthis institution the folio win
rates of Interest hare been adopted for
the government OF the Treasurer thereof
nreceiying money on deposlte, viz:
For deposites payable
six months alter demand, & uev cc,,f,.,u
certificates may be issued nrr annm,n
bearing an interest at the
rate OF
For dcposites papa bic
four months after demand, mr. esot,oa
certificates may be issued ner a,,u,l,n.
rate Of Ri
For deposites p~ayable
ninety days after demand, q ma, eepf,y,
certificates may be issued S,ass on,,n,
bearing an interest at the
rate of
by order
GEORGE DOLL, Treasurer.
July 10. 1S34.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-10

taken from us.-ieaving the thousand
s~treasns OF our affections to flow back 10
alpine torrents upon our hearts We
are horn Zoe higher destiny than that Of
Garth. there Is d realm wherr the rain
bow never fades; where the siArs.wiil be
spread oui before US like islands that slnm-
her on the ocean and where the beauti
fai beings which here pass before us like
shadows, will stay In our presence forever.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-10

ELoautNcE We clip tho following
specimen OF eloquenco from the Grcna-
da Miss Bulletin, which from the re-
marks appended, appears TO have been
delivered ~ a justices court in that part
Of the country ;
MAY il please the court-f had rather
live Cor thirteen hundred centuries on the
small end Of a Observation-Disclosures the rag
ged end Of a aash of lightning-swallow
the corners OF a Virginia worm fence. ard
have my towels torn out nv a green brlsr
than 10 be thus bsmbeozled BY the gen.
tleuApi
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-10
H~rnrNcroN frIr.Is.

" O1LOILOE IFOA1fIJ
Julv 10, 1S34.--I
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-10
w e9ju9 oss .-a
Geutlhet1 Stplt6..:

Der llnterfbristene freut lieb }e,nen Rnns
ben alltier uno I'm 2anbe bic atnseiae n,aben
t3u fbnnsn eaB er ieinea gtcbr in bic speft:
|ti1e efe feines teiisn
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rer Cunt, rronsit fte i'm bisber 70 libera1
beibeutten, fiab aIhfli6 fableu yplro.
8ermbee Der Bspbhife zines duGetf se,
rauirissn, beausn,en unb fiebtrn lpaaren'
bdssiee, rpire CT isun nOrs1Qliebev feline QIuf
netflantfeit auf r... r.
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6 . rt,mifipnsge(bdfte
oertpeneen ele ibnt aubestraut tperoen mo,
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&c iibrseben ipirb. 4. a. =. .*-.>..
Ct bat auf Qanc, einen fbbnen Dcrratb ..
Sro6enen Baarent, @ifenwaaren,
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en- 2c. 2c. ...f
: Mofshstidb berednet fir : aesenwdrtiae
Jabrsseit, tpeld)e erlebr ,isoti9 fir bic f,ei=
fen QIrten qanoesproonfte Oosr Baar.
gelb perfauft. a. ...zss,..ss.a. g>..,. ~
Gr besatIt audfbsn bbbfen preiBin
b aarselb fur Wat3en, SIabs = unb
SIee. Saaitlen, &c. &c. g5.sss .<4a&H s.if
er BAT au1 ncob INNER snri Dsrfaufe ei.
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neben 2sn. Sielcs Waarbans, uno "
s.g@. &C u s sleotten s. %as
nStolib pom staotdban, eleib obelbalb Ser
erlten 8rhde, rbrhlib BON Der m al n
StraBe, enf beioen Ssitss see @auals, 10
ME audi nnsefdtr $50 aider Qane-an,
eanal, anfanaeno asraoe cberbalb garrs
Bride, urb T6O ader cbsr cine Wiertsl
Section, nsrnIleb 5spi fbsn bier snb Canton,
innerhalb eiiter halbsn Mleite BON @pertarbts
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ben Representation 8eoinaunaen perfauft.
D q. .s .9urrtbal.
Madiaon, San. so. 1885. 4 41=tf. /
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-10
DrDterttDn g.
9erlieberungssg gonlpasnie.
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|teetton Snfurancs.g ompa ani ie''
III 9artfoto, Connecticut. ole slsent auat:
ftellt unD autorilirt ipproea obne 9luf(bub
0etFbernnsen alls3ultelen, fc' erbietst ct
iIb hermit Joaufer., S.rbfs, Miblen, Sa:
briden uno Sbeuern, famnt oereu SnbaIt,
Inebft iraenoerlep anosrm abnlebsu giaen.
,tbune, seaen 8erlaf obsr 8slbdbianua
onr1 Seusp 3u aBecurireu. Die Soften ea:
3u ftao nieoriger, als ole ir8e,lo elmer Qln=
ifalt oiefer att unD Die sMeife ipftde biele
Sfis in Sblibtun9 Hibfer gefbdfte. uno
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fiife, Derfolgen miro, miro pfOtnpt uao Il:
beral fspn. Nnfra3en fir 8eoinaunsen Ii, 7.
aGseuraaL sub3en IN Der 9ln,tslfube son
Joarris uno Deloen inc canton. aetuaet,t ,per.
ben, Dur6 ale @sfbatte in gssus auf btsie
A8enslbaft pet,aittsls iperben.
s eSon Sarris,
I asert FIR befaste @ptnpasnie.
9aaton San. 10. 1895. So:tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-10
Nelle6 MirtDSbatls,
suils Gd,iIbe Ser

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no anifben & 5nisin.
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benit befannt, oaB er eifa ofTentIidss lgirsbe.4
baus on ben, alten Gtanbpnnffe pelderl
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,2aus ans5nbsfftrn uno sur 8eqeumliebfeir
aaer berer einsutidten, Die seneist flno bsp
ibu an3urufsn ano er peTfld,stt fIe sas
tsslibe alnlfrensnns ssmaebt rriso, ibnsn
0sna9e 3uieifteR.-Seine Sbenfe uno fein
1iiep, follen nit bern beffen perftben trer..
BEN, mas Der Marft oafbietet. Ger llaters
l6rlebsne nladt ebeufalls Dem, publilan,be.
faaat oaB. q cen teiien uno seraumisgsn
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IN biefer etaot fur SnbrIeute, Circuits. M1e.
nalberien, ae.bat. tlno aIle oirfeu iiberaeuat
fsin oaB Feline Mabe pom feinsrSeife aelpart
rpiso, rttl allsen1eiae Satisfaetion au asbe,,.
81. 8. Outes J0su unb loaber ,pito Be.
ftanoi8 sebaltsn far pferoe.
Gebn,an Spbett.
Carton. Dece'thsrIo 1894. e 86tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-10
Sc d h tt dit.

Der nnses3sidnete mabt biertnit Dem ges
famn,ten DtlbIitan befannt, ~-oa6, ba ss
uno feine Sran, @osbariua, cine seborng
9tod, nibt lan9er in Srieoen iino gin-&
'trabt Suiaminen Ieben tonnFen,--fie frieos
lib nit einanosr atsstbeilt, utto I'D, 9etrsifE
tdben. .Jsoermani, baber, min hietmitbes
fannt gemabt, ypeoer meiner 6rau-noH
f,ieinen SC noern etspas anf nleinen Nameu
,uleiben ober borgen.--es fep bann i,e pre-.
fentiren cine gefbriebene Sroer BON mir,
inoens ib font nibts capon bejabIeu
rperoe. . .,E
G'eorse Tifber.
Waidinsfon 1p, 5tart 60. e..
Suns I; 1885. 7-4u.