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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-08


FUoIrivEs ARRESTED Oar readers wi II
recollect that some time ia April last, il
was announced through the papers that
mercantile House, doing business at
Paisley. Scotland. had failed, and that the
CO partners bad fled 10 America. having
used forged Paper to the amount Of sever
al hundred thousand dollars
We have the pleasure Of stating that
the parties to the fraud were arrested on
Friday Last, in one Of the adjoining co,fn-
ties, on civil process, ard committed 10
Jail, for want OF bail We have the facts
from The council employed 10 bring suit
against them. Much credit is due 10 a..
Miller, sergeant at arms, Glasgow, scot
land, who has been for the last five rnsn,l.s
engaged in prosecuting the inquiry for
the parties II was through bis instrn,
mentality they were detected 10 the w,lds
of Michigan. after a journey Of about live
thousand niles in differest parts OF our
country. He accompanied The officer to
their retreat. and has from the commence
ment Of his inquiry manifested most in
defatigable cxeItion, and almost an une
qualled skill in searching out the object of
his pursuit. IT, Detroit Journal
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-08

The Leceliing System. There are few
birds Of passage among US, persons with
no stake in society, who have been, OF
late, using the little influence they pos
sess, in endeavoring 10 array the poor a.
gainst the rich; 10 dissolve III the mutual
relations existing in community, and pro
duce a state of things that will result in
their own emolument. But the good
sense Of the people cannot be imposed up
on hy the cobweb sophls,ry Of these anar
chists A few, with weak heads, or bad
hearts, may be swaycd but the honest
honorable man will be as immovable as
the pillars Of heaven. He is too proud in
his own independence Of feeling to care
for the wealth Of bis neighbor, while he
has the intellect to plan or The hands 10
work his own elevation in the world.
The road to wealth is open TO every
man. The industrious. the frugal, aud
the enterprising, must and will acquire a
competency, if not fortune; and shall
they be subject to the base envy & mean
attacks of Incidence and spendihriliiness?
There is deeper agitation in society
than the casual observer inns gines. The
struggle is between good order and riot -
between the honest industrious citizen and
the Iawless incendiary. Let none be de-.
ceived moment into activity, or be be
trayed into the expression Of opinions,
grow Jog out OF almost necessary evils 10 /.
cident 10 society, which would even seem
to favor spirit, of INSTRUMENTATION TO law.
] A little spark will work itself into nigh
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-08
TO = Ar ~ Is r g.

EEAVING taken Mr.. John Tabs mill
b 4 on Tuscsrora, and put the same 10
good order, am now prepared to receive
and grind all kinds of grain. | earnestly
invite all those who have heretofore been
customers to the mill. as well as my old
customers. 10 give me trial with their
Corn and Rye as am determined TO turn
my particular attention 10 the grinding oil
that kind kind of grain, at least. SO far, as
to grind all that may be sent TO the Mill.
Farmers may be assured their grain shall
be well ground, and with the utmost des-
patch. / will also be ready at all times 10
give the highest cash price for wheat, that
the market below will afford, and wish
those having wheat for sale TO give me a
call. will also grind wheat for toll at
the usual rates, and stand the inspection
of either The Baltimore, Georgetown, or
Alexandria markets.
JOHN L. HENDERSON.
&C
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-08

menD and on receiving this crnel order.
The gallant horsemen. without exhibiting
the least symptoms of fear or reluctance.
lode forward st brisk trot until they had
reached The fire The horses here stop.
ped and drew back. when the Indian cri-
ed out in an angry tone. why don't you
ride imp The riders now commenced bea
ting their horses with their bows and soon
succeeded in urging them into the flames,
where horses and riders both tumbled
down, and for time lay baking on the
Goals. The medicine men gathered up
the dead buffsIoes and laid them also on
the fire, and when all were completely dri.
ed they were taken out and pounded into
dust. After long speech from one Of the
party. (of which our interpreter could
make noihing) The dust was carried 10 the
the top Of the lodge and scattered to the
winds.
paid the sirictest attention during the
whole ceremony, in order 10 discover if
possible. the mode by which this extraor
binary deception was praciised /; but all
my vigilance was of no avail. The Jug
glers themselves sat mo,ionless during the
performance, and the nearest was not
within six feet. failed altogether TO de.
tect The mysterious agency by which inan,
innate images Of clay were TO all appear
ance endowed with the action, energy and
feeling ofliying beings.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-08
DrDINGTCN Mills.

,EVHE subscriber haying leased the Bed
q ington Mills, formerly occupied by
Mr. D. Darby, respectfully solicits the pa
age of its former customers, and the
Iuuue generally. He will at any time
manufscturn Wheat into Flour, for custo
mers and deliver barrel Of superfine
flour for every five bushels of merchanta
BILE wheat, at ihe Messrs. Forlnan's ware
house, free Of expense; also, exchange bar
rels for the offal if desired. Every descrip-
ton Of COUNTRY WORK will be done
al the above mills.
Fl. /. SHAFER.
n B. Cash will at all times be paid for
wheat If delivered at said mills. III. L >.
September II, 1S95.-6m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-08
Admir-
La &C. viii

1884. Feb.-To Apple Brandy, used
while digging your fathers grave, 25cts. !"
1bi. being the age ofnoyelties, it strikes
the writer hereof. that The shove sccouDt
must be a treat TO the curious, il being
wholly unlike any that be has ever seen,
either Ia print or manuscript.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-08

OPTICAL CUaIosfry.--When Chancel-
lor Broashsrn was at Manchester, be was
shown hy MIR. Roberts. Of the firm Of Ro-
beris, Sharp, & Co. an optical machine,
by which small print may be read, when
revolving twenty thousand times in the
miuufe. The time given for one view is
about the cishty-thousandlh part Of a mi
mute.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-08
March s, lss5-m
MONEY WANTED.

s AM much in want OF money, and must
( have it Many of my old friends and
customers owe me debts Of long standing.
have waited with them year after year,
and still the money seems as far OIL as
ever Now put the question to them
whether ought TO wait any longer. Come
Trends, lei US at least have consultation
aud see whether any ways and means
sannot be devised for obliging me, without
distressing yourselves Call and pay Up,
APp0ssibie and that speedily.
those whose open accounts are running
co. are likewise requested TO call and pay
up or give their notes.
JOHN T. COoKUS.
9hspherdstown, July so, 1885
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-08

IysTINcT OF ANRALs.-C Certainly they
60 afford the most striking proofs OF an in
telligent cause. as well as oil unity of de-
sign in the world. The work Of tees is
among the most remarkable Of facts in
both these respects. The form is in every
country the same--the proportions accu.
rately alike--the size the very same to the
fraction Of line, go where you will; aud
the form is proved TO be that which the
most refined analysis has enabled ma,he
ma,icians 10 discover as Of all others the
oest adapted for the purposes Of saving
room, and work, and materials. This dis
covery was only made about a century
ago nay, the instrument that enabled us
to Gad it out t9u1ioaal calculus was un.
known BALI a century before that applca
ton OF lis powers. And yet the bees had
been for thousands Of years. in all coun.
tries, unerringly working according to this
fixed rule, choosing the same exact angle
Of l20 degrees for the inclination of the
sides OF its little room, which every one
had for ages known 10 be the best possible
angle, but also choosing the same exact
angles Of 10 and 10 degrees, for the in.
clination of the roof, which no one had
discovered ill the 18th century, when
Maclaurin solved that most curious prob
len of marina and ninina, the means of
investigating which had not existed ill the
century before, when Newton invented the
calculus whereby such problems can, now
be easily worked. |, is impossible 10 con
ceiye any thing more striking as proof
of refined skill than the creation CT such
instincts, and il is skill altogether appl-
ed 10 the formation of intellectual exist
ence.-Lord Brougham's Discourse on Ma
tIraI Philosophy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-08
From the Lxnchburg Yirginian

CUaIoUs ITEM Below is an exact copy
Of an account, which was ma de out day
or two since, by the Commissioner ia
Chancery, for grandson, against the ad /,
minislrator Of his grandfa,her's estate.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-08
$40 ACRE S,


and the Oak Ridge tract Of $50 ACRES
lands equal in quality to any in the state.
Upon the Mill tract there are upwards of
one hundred acres OF first rate bottom
land, and about the same quantity of
cleared upland, the balance in timber
The Mill house is substantialstone build
ING, one hundred feet by forty, in which
three pair of Burrs and one Of Country
Stones are worked by the Tuscarora
creek, one of the best andmost permanent
mill streams in the country.
The dwelling house, also of stone, is a
lalgc convenient well finished building,
divided into fourteen rooms, besides a
passage q! Is feet width through its centre.
There are barns, stables and other out
houses in abundance, all good and conye-
nicnt.
The Oak Ridge tract is 81 miles distant
from the Mill tract, about one half OF it
covered with timber. of the finest quality,
Che balance cleared, well fenced. and 10
high state Of cultivation. The improve.
1tnts on it are indifferent. Will sell
hose farmson accommodating terms, either
eatiTe, or divided. 20 suit purchasers.
MATTHEW RANSOM.
March 5. 1851
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-08


The Elsreaih Commandment. I'VE have
often heard this commandment spoken OF
and repeated. !" Let every man mind his
own business" hui never until lately, did
we hear Of different one, and which Tor
its goodness we transfer TO our columns,
together with the circumstances which
gave rise to il. In debate in the Virgin
ia Legislature. member remarked that
Mr.. Madison's resolutions Of i799 ought TO
be received as the political Bible Of this
county, which occssioaed the folowing
reply: "Ihe gentleman hoped that the
country had not yet arrived al such a
state Of moral turpitude aud degradation.
as 10 recognize any ether standard olm
rails. than that to be found in the Scrip
lures Of The. Old and New Testaments, and
epitomised ia the decaIoguo; but if per.
United without presumption or profanity,
he would say that, taking our political re.
lations into view. there ought TO be an ell.
cventh commandment il these words -
/" Thou shalt not. nor shall thy wife. thy
son or thy daughter. thy man servant or
thy maid servant, The stranger or sojourn.
er within thy gates, dare in any wise TO
mention or hint at dissolution Of The u
mon ~ Caroline Watchmms.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-08

For deposites payable !
elk months alter demand, 49, ..,,,,a
certificates may be issued ,P ann,,,n
bearing an interest at the r. '
rate of
For deposites papahle
four months after demand, 4 ,.r e.,,.,,
certificates may be issued = ,,r, ~, ,,,,,
bearing an interest al the
rate of
For deposites payable
ninety days after demand, .o,,,,,
certificates may be issued : ~ ~ on..n '
bearing an interest at the ~
rate Of
Dy order
GEORGE DOLL, Treasurer.
July 10, ISS4.-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-08

~ fame; slight prejudices felt, when ut.
tered, become like fixed ard immutable
principles; the private wrong we suffer
may seem 70 demand 4 public retribuiion;
but. establish the precedent. and there
will be no end TO multiplied outrages. -
Therefore, we would urge caution upon
all. and the fostering Of 4 continued and
firm resolution in word and deed 10 sup.
port the law, and frowa down every at
tempt At violation. even in exprcssion.--
BaH Yoang .Men's Paper
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-08
IA NDs AND MILL
FOR. SALE.

FOR SALE.
EEAVING sold a part OF my estate near
Z E Mar,insburg. Berkeley County, Va.
l wish TO dispose Of the residue, consisting
of the Mill tract Of about
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-08
OIice ofthe Martiusburg Savings Institution
Inn 1874

TBY resolution Of the board Of direct
ED ors of this institution the following
rates of Interest have been adopted for
the government of the Treasurer thereof
receiving money on deposite, viz:
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-03
9 herif6 9erfouf.

&raft zines D'feb!s BON f. ia, uno lesa
a. Don Der Court bon @Omwcn VIits, Don
Stare Gaintp, O3io, all MIDI aer;d)ter mers
ce ib am y,anEs BON Mbrab III Gro
" el, in War;5orOn9b Ectpnidtp-in BE-
ia9tem @auntp, ouf ga,nfse bsn 11ten
|nacbfsn 9Ipyius, folseuots Giasnttnn1 ola.
3 Ma9rtn, 2 @ef:birre, i 1Gd9su, ;wsY s:
tibrige Stbisn, 5mspjSbriQe Otblen, Il
|Sbaafe, 7Setpsine, 40 3ulcbs! 2eas II,
IS Sultbet 9afer, Elm neusr pFn9> / neut
g99s Il 9!dst 2a"ijeH. rsno Nfs' Mos'
gen in, Otunce, Elm 1oplattiosr Sf'n /
gdj1taof uao / &ub.-Selaates @isen
|tpum seuomneu> uln sine Grscnticn A.
9unlteu BON o. ebeeca a s. arm Q n ii
|befrietiSen. Ger Dsrtauf >piro (iatt fuoer
5milibsr. ubr M1orasns uuo S ubt 9tae5
MittasS tsIasten Gasss.
0eo. q, QBebb> Sberif.
Canton, OIsr5 28jten 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-03

Qlm stsn Olar;, ourd Scbn Mcou. Gfq.
0r. beinrjsb gbdfsr nit mif @arat
8ldd, beioe Don SSnaburo Taunfbip. +.
QIm gotten Sebr. 81. Carl &artie, mil
DaiT Sraneis graaS. heioe pcnoiefsr stapt.
gln 26(ten Mirp rurb pep Oh 10 s. g.
Sa(t, Sr. @eiarid 'Gdanefelo, rnit Mifl
gatba,ira Sunf. belize pon Breeutotnn.
r.. Qlnt ieltisen 1aas. ourb Gbenf erisIten,
81. Sobn us, nit Dlf Nantp gpots, bei-
be BON c'efsn @ountn. &@
yin 2slfsn aPa:s, snrob Den Gtrap. Geo.
ghlci1er. Dr. gsni 6turp bon Gantcn; init
mG GIiatetb gdD!o0er, brn gdse gp.
Mns eaten San. ourb Sobn Srunbab,
ela. br: Sptn Dau'us, BON WnrltprouSb,
nit sQi(lI glt(abetb Aaob, spp 9afe Gp.
y. Mn. l5fe,s Mafs, bareb @beuoenletcen,
!Rr. sSpbn Mac9atast, nit MiI Raaa Ndl
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-03
mtd,ael @eilertl

.8ena6tidtist biermit feine teutfbtl
Qanc&Isute limo poS pubIifum tbsrbaupt-
lcaB er runnebr in Iein eiasnes Mpbnbaus
in Der Marfilrofs, Elm Tbi.e n6rbIib pou
.Qrn. 5arton'5 WObnbauIe eiuae,osen 1T
.allmo er fOrtfabrt >re Dor oisiern, oas
z d}ueiog9eId3dit in ausu fsiusu 3greioen
5u t:ueiben.
9eine biSb9rigeu Runbsn, oenen er far
erjsiete Cunt itbr Danttar 1T nereen i'm
oueb Da finOeu --uno our1 pretTe, bic 70
tiIIi9 ME ir8eno bcp einem Gnosrn Gno,-
uebIt gutter, loubsrer QIrbeit, boffr er sinsn
IbsiI os6 bfentIiGen 3uip!utbs su osrois=
aen.
Canton, QIpri1 8. '35. 50s6Hc.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-03

Fbarsn speRli1 Dom gsta.DOrt urS Dbl5
jStcbr;) uno ,baben 70 eben bon syeeu. Dore
|nno gtiIaeslpbia erbaltenl cine ercge isnb
lprddtige Iuswab Don Gpitjabr uno Ioip'
ter @itern, gerp6bnIibe uno elseante 1rof=
enc Maaren; bic a lie Su ben portbsiIsafles
fen Nteifen eingefanft rorrsn, ano weroen
70 ,rchlfel fin baar9eIo> @sroutre Dosr ans
|nebnlitbeu @rsoir, spie in einisem GtabliiTss
meute, in Der9tabbati9aft oertaufr We,psu.
Sn ibrsmDorratb ftnoet man lsreGjsttuns .,
VI0usnt fDmarjen Sllpenfarbem
brounerb 9rii1en, graurOtben uno
9raugen,ifbten ipoIIenen ShcDtrn ;
graue, (tbpar,e, Drdbne, Nno 9e'
tteIft, Cabinets un0 ga1imire;
orab uno Sen1llbte @eterSbamB, ,-Sris6 II.
Sianuele; 9rhas. retb, ,tno weise gireaIs
ian Dsf5er3e ga,ns!pts, WpIessib 3ofaz
bajet Se,t.baltu; en9l;I1e, frnn5tffsen.
omsrif1nlfbe @attune; 2oollne D<ofsu,
5d)irtin3s, Scbistius5 9sb!e;eDtt nno ,,no.s
bleiGI)te trIdnold)e 2einnano 3; 91udiiebe
uuo Saunmcllus Iif;Eticber !; eomfcrtsrs,
Sa9jsug, tpoune uuo b;rfb!eosrne Qonos
Ibube Sauabanoibnbe, uuo (etSepe rno
baun'noGue Ge9en}tbirme. :...:.-
9J1sriao, lsioene, bamnrcltre, Ghibet,
MoIle, uro preufiitbe 91a,pls tro Qa,ss
tader itaIisniftbs, Orcs:eaap, SiuG:u
Ssioe uno aLla5, Grooebesiin6, GrpSeIc;(I.
bsurotle mO blaue Fotentinifbs Gufrias;
b>lI:ot9e. tpsiBe unb crime Sb,eier; 0ais=
ftiaeu Soyben uuo Spissn ; lsiosne Wo=
bair baha,nens uno i0ntuetGe 1asabin=
Den; 8anrsr BON alien Garben 0labieios;
weiBe, ibmarse. uno srane, tpollene npo
worittb Strin1pfe; beu,nspoasnss 3u6=
ram; 8stt3mi!llcb &c. &c.
5tieftl, G6uby Gpbk uno Obsrs
! Leosr, &ol5ftIle, Samsn Ii. Sung
fern Seebunos pruneut> uno &IO
@5bube uno pantofe!n.
i I@l(enrpaoren S50nelos uno Cub-
sraarsn, por;elIan 0uiens= .uno 0Io6'pess
rem, 3ol1paarsn, Scttscb, Stab!e, Satten
Gyms, !e.
5pccerepen II. 8rccsrien aller l(rt !;
10 mis isoea anossn 0tttiftl Der in oen Gtobrs
wsf!ib Der Oebhr9e aefunosn miro.
ugaarselo miro be5oblt fir
woiSsn uno, SlobsGaomeni
uno ale Nrteu, stosa.l6=Derlsnouuss= unc
GommiGicns @el6afte, nit Greue uno
pautt!iOteit oerforet werbeu. .
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-03

yN~rDie son, @euar ansefeute Commit
tee um Die eiolben QIusiasen BON SOP uno
Steparo-Stev poiuoerter's llnson8 mil
benz meu6elmbrberiiben 2amrenss 81 un'
terfud)en,-bat einen 8eribt ertfatttt ee'
50. pou allem 8sroabts fveDpri6t.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-03

goroueb uno Sounlhip moblen.
eTNd6fen Samitas fnost bic wah'
fnr Die 8sartep Der @orc,,sb fatt,-uno
art MIcntae nirs bic 2aa9I 8ebalten fur BIZ
1aunlbip. Sean,ten.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-03
q Sreptag Den 8. 2(prlL 1885.
Court Don Common plles.

ok+guf Montas ben 15ten oists5 miro
bic Court BON Common Wlies, fir Stare
@aunty, ibte @ibuus in eiefer @Sraot onfan=
GEN. Sep elmer lolbsn geIe9entsit bOfsn
mir. oaB iotbe BON unieren Subferibentsu
bic rif1inOis Fno, un5 au1 nieDt per8sl=
fen weroeu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-03
Gbu(trdu,inatoren 1c.


Nublifum5 au5useisen, coB Die 8oaro Der
Gbul- Gratninatoren fur oie(ts sauntp,
fsloenbe benointe Werionerl in ben inter
fbieeIiheu Gauufhps on9eteIjt bat. nm
bios >peib!!cb seebrer( (Ssbreriuneu) ~ eran1t
u,ren.
Canton SaunIdip-WiIlian DUNBAR
s,etbrebem-Dr. MIfreo Spsacc9,
Sranfliu-(ous6 81. eaIeneG,
-QIbrabam Ounsbsraer,
YadIou-J0einrih 8dbteL
9eriuatcn-Gr. s. Gbrepe,
2dfe-JpeiuYirb 9. WFoper,
Qawreuee George s. Wcrton.
aRarlboroneb-Or. QIbr. 8rocPe'
gtimifdbiQen-OeinricD eanoon
C5naburo-Nr- ebarles 9orsaS,
Waris-Dr. SSotert Gftrp,
Wifs-Gbrm. osinricb 6. MeIebeimer
Wtain- Gbrtp. 8. s. Saff.
perrv-Srbn @pertarr,
6dubv-Jame6 Downing,
@uoor-@reed-G'eoree @dbott.
9ueeoramas-wuiam loeurp
NRaSbiuatcu-@ais q. Sobnion.
Cie BON Der Court BON Common pl's5
far biefes Gr. anaeftsIlte examinations:
gcarb, talten ibre re9elndBisen Sibnn0en
aur Examination bon 9!pplisanten, am ers
item Dieri1aa jsosn Mona'6, [uno nlbt bt'
ters1 i'm gcurtbauie BON Canton 5rliben
10 llbr g. Dlts uns llfr q. aRtS.
Triefe een Maldiuetcn 9eben 81 oeriFe-
ben taF Gien. S,dicn oiefen CONNER it'hs
.ioeimatb mis- Der befutben ,rolte. il, To'9e oee
@sr!ulies uuo Qlbkrsunans isiner Wob3une
,.oie Otrmitaae." Seine 6s'nos
binssgen mc[lsn absr u1ebr tpiBsn t.no faasn,
,.r siense nab 1erndte I'M, fir Y.ar
>sSuse III eleetionissn, uno 2rn. Bbt'
iu bereten fnebsn, nidbt als eiu @anoioat
assen jorn. Dan 8u=en heraus su eciIlen.' ,
Gen. Safion braudt nidt uno roiro aud,
ntbt fiji, Nnn 8uren elsetiOniren. 60 '(
nibt nbtblg fnr eineu ioIGeu Wann, sp''
Der fleine beutfebe MortIu Ban 9uren cine
lit, su esesliorireu. Ssne bereito osm 8a
tsrIanbs ef5siats DisuiIen llno b'nlan9Hd
bem 8olf pcn glnsrifa tefannt-~fte bebsl
ibn,asspcaen ,r,o njds 3u lei6t 9efnneen
--bas Nclf-bas Dsmotatiiobe @plf-ars
tpeIdem ct seboren nnc er5oBen lift Fl,
sShn, une ,psr mag baber piosr eeSbn ftrel
ten! g. p'rbe eine persebIide 9lrbelt feDn
eesen einen io!9en repubIifanIlben Seller
aufIden. - i. *.:-l< ".,..t
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-03
$50 / t
G0rift0tt EaaS i?

Q|u5 gen'nbein Canton SiIebmsiIsr, in
--. llnterfdyiebenet, ieiu Natsr
oerlieB ibn DOR etra q cSabren in 5oasre,
in Tranfrtib. Seitoem bat Ct erfabren,
cas- er AUDI in oieism Qanoe aneefommen
ifD, absr nod ME ieiueu 9ufsntbalt5crt ans.
n,ittein t6nnen. QDsr einem bssi,mmertsu
Satsr ciele erfreuliebe 9tabribt n,it5uibsi-
len osrinag, Der aoorsNire
9acob 9aas,
Columbus, S)io.
Dedrs 27 1885.
~0a l2:. Daos arm it, 70 babeu mi
ctise &n3eioe unent9eloii6 fir Jpn sin9e
rHeer. uno srIn6en IN isre Qsrren @cIs8sr
ein 0leibsS ;u tbuu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-03

Der tlnterfbrieDeue rint,nt iitb. bic SreDs
Geit leiue Sre,,nee uno bas Wubsitl'n, i'm els
9eneinsn 5u funosn cap ct ea5 0ut=
NJ d,erseIoD Aft in oem ueuen, batf=
iteinernen gcDDp, 9lo. /. III Der. Iasearn=
mas StraBs, in Gawton, cine :Gbirs Sltiee
y. :. g. OitbeWS Stotr 81 bstreiten ana
8sfan9en,- -allmo er eebenEt-auf Qono S,:
batterL a!Ie QIr.sn ,nobilOsr, 3 ate
semaebt pum bs(ten Matsria.-ltuo auf pora
,dslibe Dsiis. 8sit< <Qas9sn a,,F {risenee
@attnreeu phte, tperceu banfbat ensene,it'
men uuo prompt teforat wercen:
Oersn ,uooilbe ibwarje Quite,
b. % Stter brabus DO. 49,,
9Hte 3srrsn (6inar5e nno erabne gatr,,
Gnaben lbmdrse uno 30 b
q3oane Guaben ,ino Skinner %
soer 0attuns. :. ,a
Da er betyadttiebs Grfabrt,n9 in ftiness
@eiebafte tstst, ,,uo si,tidlcntn it, meoer
Mube nod au5sabsn an fainer 2Irteit 81
lpaseu IA botft er aaaen1eire 3pftiessnbsit
Il, esypibten.u. einen libera!enQlnthGiI oeF tls
feut!leDsn 9unt 81. peroiene,l uno erbaitsn.
..s>>ra~@ Go. gilbert.
! Gantons Gebr. 2s. 1885. 45SW.
Tgaarselo ,piso hesablt fhr ps!le BON
Dttert, Mu5trattsu, Mlnts Ii. roi9ea Sa9s
fen: ..1.... T.. - ~. .I..-a.--% !,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-03

IS E Ie bsD ortnerf6tp.
orens w. 2oomi 8, Don gleu:
e'6bon. S1iO, OrIanoo Metcalf, ..
pItt5bar8b, pa. uuo 0enrD 6. g tp:
" E l. taben cine sbeardn,te partnerlcbip 3ur
Tttrt'bun9 Der ReDtspFsge, III Staff Saun:
~, gebllc,t. Sie baben lire g!rtSfube III
on6 9aus Don 9rn. 9|ar 9ino, in Der Gus
eara,pa5 Stra{fs, ps: 8aut bsDnabue &C.
3eni1br uerIe9t
g.. 9. Die @s,b;nbIibfeit 1on einiscrn
Der Olecer Ger Sirma n,stDt cas- GanSe oer=
tiublid. 49,.
Canon, MdrS 20. 1885, 49-4,p.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-03
@ { b.

Sn Sutton am 26lten Mdr5, Goa @atba-
rina, Oattin Don 0rn. Gnoreos @artbbf-
uer, in einem QIlter pon41 Sabreu 8 81. Rs
QIm 22ten Mdr3 in oiefer Gtaot, W6aeI
Nierro> in Isinen 6O3er cSabren:
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-03

Ter, beibe son 2dfe 1p.
9Im g6fen Mdrs, our6 gbsnOene!ben,
53r. eli GauosbuGb, nit Nif su@anna
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