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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-22
EH w TURPfN y SAMUEL. VANnrnc1

Sc W TUBPlN 4 SAMUEL VANDERsttCE
u o having associated themselves in parlncrsl,ip
and taken The house formerly occupied 6y Jno w
Smith q son two doors below the United States Bank
Main street, intend carrying The TAILonfss Brst.
NESS in all It's branches and pedrc tbeecis. =, IL
public, to have al orders entrusted 70 them executed In
the most fashionable style and with despatch and frrst
~ w Tufpin returns his thanks To- his Gionds and
The public, for the liberal encouragement bestowed ON
hm when IN business alone and solcs their vors ia
the present firm Of Tufpn & Vanderslicc
mafcn "a. 10G-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-22

WAS COMMITTED tothc jail Of Frederick conn
W " as q runaway, negro man calling hi.,eeig
JOHN HARRIS about lorty.Gvc years Of age we Cset
seven inches high and Of dark complexion There arc
no visible marks or defects about him with c exeerf
oil ms right leg being about inch shorter than fhe Ien
occosoned by kick from horse in the groin he
says that he belonged originally to The estate u 49, Chr
YER and was purchased from the said estate by ono John
montgomery OF York, Virginia, who sold himto trader
about FIVE years since, namc not rccoccted Tho o,
requested to come forward prove property pay charges
and take him away otherwise ho will be Disposed of sc
c0rding to law CHARLES TfULET
JaNor Of tredcyick countv. Ia
Ndich ~ f0f-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-22

"a CARD-'fhe Proprietor of the Richmond Au
VA scum is DESTROYS to dispose Of the same by sale
lease or rent, without further delay. He has few re-
,arks to nuke upon the subject more than IN s,,ie
That during the summer of 1888 he removed his family TO
nat Establishment, in which they found comfortable
lone, and decent support drawn entirely from the re-
donrees OF the House-both Museum and Exbih
ZION koomtor which purpose the Saloon we'll adapt
"a In the winter of this present year. he found ex-
Iedent To return TO his farm since that time the Nu
cum has undergone many repairs and improvements
md the tul amount Of $500 has been expended in so
dong-Ihe Subscriber finding impractcablc to rive
ae requisite attention 10 the establishments and due
are to his FARM takes this method ofoering il to some
nergetc gentleman, who doubtless might reap consider
DC enolomcnt, if the business is we'll conducted
naSy w l4-3tl II. LORTON.
f Ihe y Courier aud Enquirer AMI Penn in Pbia
epih, WI publish the above tines
I this office for collection. 49, ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-22

III D EMOVAI..-Thc subscriber has removed to the
" corner below the Eagle Hotel door to Hctl,cr-
on O. Son, Main street, where he has Just received
onplete assortment Of Drab Beaver Hats first second
nd third qualities; also fine Satin Beaver Hats black
ID white, together with fine Palmetto Hats and chill
tens fancy caps, &c, for sale at small advance for
s Those in want respectfully invited to call as his
ock is surpassed by in the city for neancss dura
lily and cheaPness. CHARLES JOHNSTON
N. B.-Satin Beaver Hats At 50 so.
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April 81.

81 OTSPUR, The SIRE Of .Na.epJa, will stand tho en-
q q suing season, at ST Legcr (Nr. John Hctli's s.
in the county of Cheseriod - miles from Petersburg
10 miles from Richmond and miles south of the Cor.
FITS Particulars will be given hereafter
Dec % l7O-ul JOHN b. CHRISTIAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-22

SUMME:@ ARRAN CEMENT for Steamboats, 10
~ WaShine on and BaitmOre.-The new swift sailing
and excellent Steamboat Chesapeake will take passcn.
gers from the Patrick Henry for the above places on
Wednesdays and Sundays in the Hampton Roads
J. WILSON, Captain.
April 81. lift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-22

THNHE ENGLISH GENERAL STUD BOOK ,yi,I,
N an appendix Of American Horses nY g. 8 sK1SyEp
Editor OF the American Turf Register and sporting
magazine-A lew copies Of the above Work have lust
without the American Appendix, costs &2j. The price
OF the American Edition, beautifully printed and wcll
bound is but $40.
by means Of This Work all owners Of fl,orouoIlrcd
Horses may trace back their pcda recs to the earliest rc
cords OF the English Turf Buta SNAIL Edition he lcu
printed and The Editor will feel indebted q, the friends
OF the Turf who may aid him in speedily disposino Of
tie few which have been sent TO the subscribers
May - t2-61 MAYO s, DAVIS
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Stick TO the Mil.

HNIE beg leave inform the public that our arrange
Nv inens for the transportation of the Mails and
the accommodation of the traveller, that part of the
metropolitan Line from Washington to Richmond arc
finished and complete.
Washington and Richmond and one other daily line be-
tween Fredericksburg and Richmond.
On the water part Of this route we have placed the
celebrated Steamboat Champion, distinguished Tor
speed and equipment. to have been removed from the
the theatre OF her celebrity, the North River by
contract. y
On the residue of the route, we bave provided such
coaches, horses and drivers, WILL atter ourselves
command the approval of the public.
Without any Interference with our Mail Line whatever
we are enabled by the agency of our other daily line TO
accommodate ourselves once every day, during the
Steamboat navigation to the pleasure engagement of
TRAVELLERS "
We have undertaken this interesting and important
command the public support, by deserving il; and we
therefore, wish it distinctly understood that we arc by
NIGHT or by Day the pDDlics o bed, sGfyants
y For Seats, aPply at the Eagle and Bell Hotels
IlchnOnd, req. lJ- 93-tf
T81o Southern, South Ussern aud Weser,l Tror,erS
e The PROJECTORS a. Porter and Coz of the old
and Popular Line betwcen Washington City and Rich.
nonG beg leave to inform their numerous friends snd
The pnbic at largo that they have this day put their sple.
did STEAMBOAT SYDNEY on the roui. I'm Potomac
Crock Leaving Washington daiiy at G A M -rctnrn
ng,Iwill arrive in Washington between and 3 o'cock
p. NJ, enabling passengers to reach Baltimore NV RcI.s
hoover d Co.'S Stages, in time for early supper
Inc sidney has recently been greatly improved in al
is not surpassed in speed by any boat on
the foomac WATERS is unequalicd in accommodations
having large and airy Cabin on deck fitted nm viii
berihs, and two | rye Cabins below
The route by tue Potomac Creek has but eight miles
land carriage to Fredericksburg good Turnpike
road and passengers by this route Will reach their place
OF destination several hours earlier than by the other
Line - ~ e'
The Stages for Charlottesville Staunton, and yirrnia
Springs: leave fredericksburg dai y.
Feck IL Wciiords Line, thrice a week
JAMES GUY Captain
arrangements are being made, by which the ipcon.
venlence OF travelling by night to Richmond and Char
| hp dad ill.,,
tice will he given. FV''' Nv
April 10. III ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-22

~ EGROBS NEGROES - have stationed myself
at the Bollngbrook Hotel. in Petersburg. To- byc
negroes Persons wishing 10 SELL either IN Town OF ad.
Joining counties Wilde well to give call as cxpcct
to pay liberal prices for such Gkcly both
from " to 30 years Of age--NiechaIios and bocac
subscriber, viii be attended to promptly
RICHARD r.. BEASLFY
way ,. lI7-tf
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Nottowny County, May 8. ' : 'Vp I'D

Echmond, FredericbsJlrg mud Potomac Rad. Rad
NRY Resolution of the President and Dreciors o.,
BD the 2d March, 1885, the Stockholders arc requIrcd
TO pay on their respective shares So per shsre on
or before the 10Th Of May, and 50 per share on or be-
fore the 10th June next TO be deposited to the credit Of
the Company in the Bank of Virginia
VIM. r. SHEPPARD. 7reasny,r.
May /. iIzD,1oI
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A oIIC E--All persons having claims, if any aqains,
v the subscriber, requested to present the same
payment and those indebted TO him, will please make
ayInent as speedily possible.
May 10 [l-3tl CHARLES JOHNSTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-22

EE EETING ofMe SioeLhoiders oftbl Ja1ucs R;rcr1,J
lIH- hdnatrhd COmpanyThe President and Directors
Of the James River Company having this day ascerained
mat subscriptions for two fts of the Capital Stock of
thc James River and kanuwha COMPANY bv persons
bodies polite and corporate other than Inc C,omnon,
wealth, have been made valid in conformitv In tbc
9th section Of the act entitled an act 10 authorize
the Common Council Of the City Of Richmond in
make an additional subscription 10 the Stock re
the James River and Kanawha Coronanv and 4,
authorize further subscription the part Of the
State, passed 9th January, 1885 and that tl,o snb
scuDcrs have thereby become body polite and cor
pore,e in the manner declared By the 9th section of the
act passed on the l6th day Of March, 1882 entitled dan
act Incorporating the James River and Kanaviia Com
Pony, as explained modified 10y the subscauen Mt acfa
'mendaory thereto, do hereby give uoiicc that Mond
the 10th day Of the present month (Niay) is appointed
Tor meeting Of the Stockholders Of the said Co,na
70 take place at the Capitol in the City of Richmond
NJ me h@nr OF ~ at which time and place. the said
proxy. - -
BY order Of the President and Directors Of ic J,,,e.
River Company j. BROWN, Jr., I'd Auditor.
nay i-tdm
R AMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE-1'be son,,,er
b r. session ot this Institution will commence on fe
ist day OF june, and terminate the fourth Wcdnee-
Gay ~ Septembere-Ihe services Of the Reg Gcorqe n
betfer. ~ ~, have been engaged for the Instruction
OF ns senior class during the session. 80 that the
facilities for improvement students viii be as annie
as usual in al the Departments
Board Or M
Tuition, ~ M
Room rent, IN
:, ROBERT G. BRANCH sse'y. to ne faeDtl,. %
"V D. ils-wfw
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FRESH SPKING GOODS


THNiE Ship Jefferson having Just arrived from Liver
r pool with the remainder and largest portion ofour
Spring Importation, (hc other portion having already ar
rived by the ship lark Away, from the same port we
use the earliest noaent 10 aPprisc city and country
customers and country merchants generally Of the fact
and to say, that in the course of few days we shall be
prepared to offer to all who may wish buy an assor
ent OF unusual extent and variety and under existing
circumstances, such as the scarctyof desirable Goods in
inc Northern markets. and the great advance which has
taken place in those markets within few months the
most desirable supply perhaps that have ever offer
Tor sale We have also large supply of Domestic and
other Goods which, including those now 0oa will con-
siItute stock of near Sl750 900 in value; all of which
we offer on accommodating terms a more particular
advertisement will appear during next week If we can
find time TO prepare
F. d J. S. JAMES &, co,
hPfh ~ lll2-uJ Market Square.
q NUSTAYUS UPSON RICHARDS, Esq. of New
w YORK, became interested the LIST February last
IN tie several businesses of F. g. j. S. James q Co of
THIS City; F. q J. S. James g. Co of the CITY of New
YORK and Eward James 81 Co of Petersburg Va-Mr.
richards will be the resident partner in the City of New
York - - "
April Ia. Falls. JAMES &. CO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-22

EM EXITING IF the Stockholders Of Tie Richmond Ere
1yA dsricLsc,trg, and Potomac Rat Road Company-At
meeting OF the President and Directors the 10th OF
My, 1885, il was
Resoieed, That notice be published for one month";
th annual meeting of the subscribers of this Compa
my, wli be held the Goth day of June next 10
cl ck at the Office Of the Rail Road Company contigu-
ous To the depot in the City of Richmond.
The proprietors of the stock at their annual meeting
arc elect President and FIVE Directors And the pre-
scce Of propretors entitled to majority all the votes
which could be given by all the Stockholders will be
necessary, either in person or by prnxy.
WM P. SHEPPARD, Secretary.
May %. 5-t20je
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- t. IIANKISON, EIecni0r.
In addition to the above, will be sold pair of hand
some, young bay, carriage horses riding horse some
good cows and sheep; and first-ratc Newark made
(and nearly ncw) close carriage. r. H. E1'r
Nav g. = a..
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NEsy ADVERTISEMENTS.

IA Office 10 delinquent Stockholders ia Me Richmond,
y FrSdrrichsLurg and P0tom0c Rail Road Colapany
At meeting OF the President and Directors The lGi
Of day, 1885. i. was
icsoirsd, That the Treasurer Immediately after the
lu day OF June next make out list of Stockholders
wh shall have failed to pay the required of ,hem
and that lac lay such list before the Board its frs,
me citing thereafter in order that may be taken
Tor Selling the shares of all stockholders falling
Immediately ancr the 10th of June next application
VIII be made to the Board of Public Works to pay
fo'rth of the Commonwealth subscription and ths
fourth cannot be obtained, unless eouilh the pr
yae subscriptions shall have been actually paid up
Stockholders will therefore perceive the necessity of
complying promptly with all the acquisitions of the Prcs-
Lcatand Directors WM z. SHEPPARD
Nay D. Tj--tl0Jc1 .SocretYru
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~ ZEE CSz.rgO.N.D, b.9RGE.sIa,
n AND NEAR RICHMOND FOR sALE-On

E1 the 9th day OF June next will sell, without re-
serve, my tract of land within six miles of Richmond
The tract may be divided to suit purchasers. 1t con-
tains about SIN hundred acres, lying both sides
there are, coinmodious dwelling house, with good
cellars, barn and all necessary houses, nclu-
ding two new framed hay barracks, with superior
very lew IN the county.-About seventy of the
land IS now well set with clover and herds grass the
iiiile expence be made TO produce large quantity Of
nerd grass and timothy. There is situation more
hcalthy productive Of fruit. There is large qian
" OF wood ON this tract, both oak and pine. Terms
One ihrd cash, one third in six, ard the balance in ~
nionths-,he two latter payments TO be secured by
Deed of Trust The Land will be shown to any person
by Mr. Sheppcrsnn, living -and will attend every
Saturday until the day OF sale to shew IT, The sale will
be made by Dunlop, Moncurc * Co, on the premises
May To- l3--tds MEACON FORD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-22

az Ale OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c-
~ The household furniture belonging the estate of
tie late Thomas r. Harrison, comprising the usual vas
rcty OF well furnished country house. viz: piano din
ing tables book presses, beds mattresses and ali ne
ccssary kitchen furniture will be sold on the both inst
(Wednesday) For purchases below so, cash will be
expected on amounts over that sum, months credit
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-25
" B . n & orte

Ser llnteribriebene beuabridtst dbt.
uussYbu feline Runoen uno oas pubtifurtt
i'm aasaneiueb oaB ct nunmebt feine neue
@arosMafbine, In pbuisent 0anae bat, auf
Ieinens alien @tanop.ntte. cine Me;le iab:.
6flieb pou @ar'tcn. Gr 1T fen,it in 0ereits
fbaft wolls anjunebnen, uno lie duff bic
befe. Meife ST. garoen, 80 ben uiebrieen
Wrsife BON q 1:2 Gents oas plumb. tben eS
bev Mbnobme be3abIt tpiro,-ionf tpirb $
@ents oafir anserebnet. ltno tbbfern ridbt
innerbalb feds Wouaten bejablt rpite, 70
reroen oaruad Sutrs0en ansered,net. alQe
@slbaoisuns tpiro phnftli6 bsjabgt.
Saepb 0,eptrs.
SunD 12. 1885. Stf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-25

ferner asfTe l. eirrd 8 sard taItenb. ber
our6 sinen QIuflab auf a9 8drrel Der.
srbhsrt tperben Tam, atIe 8erdtbidbaiter,
(Ino nes nnc gut gentabt, tpeldbe aue ba,u
rerfauft tperoen.-Der IteiS beS auten
ettoas=8Ier It IN oieiet ges.ub, 8 1blr.
oas Sdrre!. Die 3uraffebr zines ateiIba-
bsrs na9 Deut(blano natt tin3ia BOG DE
ieS pOrtbeil9afte 9eperbe bsrfaaftt ,rirp.-
QIub fbnnte ein BEG 8isrbrauens : g d,
funbiSer, aIS IbeiIbaber aur Sdifte. ics
wobI AM 9etrirne, als aun an BEN qieoens
f6aften, nit einem Capital s6n $500
Dollars, eintretten. - u...
SIR baS geabere tpenbe matt ljd6 Ia poft.
frtpeu Briefen an Die NeoaetiDn 6es 81 a 3
terla NOS freuuoe 9, in @aatcn, o.
bio.-- .l~: .aa-..,2 -
Snlp 8. 1885, 49,, - -" !.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-25

banbtauA spie anb daf ebirareiibe Spetas
tiOnsn, burob neue unc 3nperlalitSe Rur-
tnetbcben CUR 9eilun9 5u btinsen.
Sn (sinen fribern Mirfunosfreifen 81
SreDeridstoYpa $40. unb pittsburs pa. bat:
te er biureibence 9eleSeubsit sefunoert teb
nit BEN gbarafter un0 ben Mooifeationen
Der in oisiem 9anbe berrfbeuoen Granfbslts-
fcrr,en pertraut ju Madden. ~
Sec. s. GaIwige,
prattifbsr Mr3t, Muubar5t uno @e.
H.. burtebelfer, approbirtiu Deutf9tanc
uno bep Der nteoiSinifbs btar:
9iiben 8acuItatsu 8altlnor'
9reentc 10 n, B. 13ten SulD. 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-25

unterssi1neter benaHridbti8et bas publis
snra, baBer fb als prattifder Ar5t in
Grtentotp a Gtarf 60. Cb- t,ieoer8e=
laflfn bat. Durh pielidhtige Stuoien auf
ben belfen ilniDeyatdten anb Dnrh ldngern
An6entbalt In ben 8rDBten 9Oipit6lern BON
Dsntlblanc uno Srantreib ift er i'm Gtans
oe, andb Die lan8pieri8ften anb bartnadi8s
fer NstsL IN Ss;us auf fsaeoipnifbe Sc,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-25
Mt0ael WeiIert,

8ena6riebtist biermit feine tsutf1en
uno oas publitrin iiberbaupt,-
oaB er nunnebr IN fein eiaenes Wobnbaus,
IN Der Marffraie, Elm 2bnre n6rbli6 pon
.Drn. gdston's Mebnbauie, eiuse;oaen it
allwo er fortfdbrt ,pie Dor oisfsta, oss
s6ueioerssi6aft in alien (einen 3peisen
Su bstreiben. s..-... .
Seine apreiie ,piro er bitlis ma1eu--uno
feiaei,1 einrnal aeeebenen Worte treu blei-
ben. Solsenoss iino feline prsife: II
giasra feinen Dreseoat, bi6 gum sroben--
BON So 25, III S8,
Giaem Trad Goat Bonn feinifen 1nb 2 75
$50. Gin Waar Qofen BON 6s - 100.
Gin opnbble Breait peft ISL 90. Cine
,lnifcrm 500. Gin 2dbies Neitfleib 4 90.
Cine geneine wefe pon75 bis 81
3nlbneioen: Elm aod 25; Mefs q; 1es
fen 81 @en,6.
Seine alrbeit Mrs Ct 70 eat NADER, ats
9lrbeit geniabt tperoer fann,
Carton, Mpril 8, '55. 5Os6Wo, !
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-25
neut8 nttrl
81. uno $. 8. 81 cguQen !.

(. X W. wv ~SJ%, NCe Syts Y " WI -
baben iceben euapfansen uno jebt erbffs
net, cine porshslibe e9IaswabL .. bes Sabte'
seit ansenefenen -@..~ +.
Stopel uno Sd cbetpaoren,
tpelcbe ft beabiIbtisen 3u ben niebrgfen
pteifen, fit baar o el b Ooer 2anoeSprp'
onete 3u pertaufen. Sic balten f16 lber
seu9t, bag In teinsii, StUbr in Starf @o.5u
bilisern BebinSun8en pertauft spereen
eann. ~ :.
pSir B atten Sla6st
uno RleesSa aameu, 70 spie fir Die
ueifsn anoeret 9anbes:g :grseuSnife, tperben
1e su ieoer 3eit b aar r9 { 10 aablen.
UN. $. slle soIbe, .peIbe lidb nter
iebs M1onate. our6 geOten Doer auf anbe:
ct Meife, bic fib inunferer Sbulb triden,
neroen bIoB Su ibre,., eisenen gaBen bans
bel, rpenn iie obne Wer3tls M6ti9feit taab=
st,-oa mir entIblphen ftnb, Die abbe5atI.
uns su erawinsen spesbalb mir buffen, oaB
ale biertep Snterenirte, nnlern Muuib er:
fhllen uno uns DER unansenebmen Notbtren:
bi9fet iiberbeben ,peroen, ibre Mebnun9en
ben betrefeuoen Bean,ten sur Gin nlamtt,luns
5u iberseben.
p9 entab tener Oipps
miro 3onnenweife uno beDm 8ul6eI psr'
tauft.
MafitIon, O7ay 8. 1885. ! 1874
5=7tf,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-25
Dterbraueren ..
PA 81, bertaufeu, d. T. "
poer 9 { u 6 einesS beib
rleh h m er6D n1M .3.H

Su eiuer @auntp Stabt, i'm nSrbIiebeu
1beile bes 5taatss Ohio, lit eine 8ier=
brauerep su perfaufeu.--eis lit iebr
pOrtbeilbaft ssleseu, bic ein3ise in Ger Stabt
uno in ben ra6ttens stdoten, Iis8t an einem
5ibiHbdrsn Sluae, no taslib Dampffbiffe
aus ben, GrieSee anfornnen iinb abgeben.
spoout1 oie werfenouns iebr erleibtert
.rpiro. Die Gebdnce lisgen an eiher BET
|sanstarttsn strafsn; be 8raurrsy III erf
Dor 6 Wlonaten neu eebaut, I'M 8raubauie
III cine CUTE Sprin9 unD beptfi laufe Elm
ihbner @arten unb b;nIdngiib Mau,r, I'M,
bic 8sbanee su ersreitern.--gin tlsues e,lps
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-25
Neue 0uter! +!
woblfeiIer benn jemals !!

sGoDNel!er penn lem1le !:
Die llnterf6riebenen baben 70 eben BON
Jleu=Dert unb pbilabelpbia erbalteu. Elm
srOdes uno ausseotbntes enforcement bon
Sroefehen 0erit' uno qBinter>qBoa
rem g3roeerepen Sartenpaaren,
Specereperb 1c.
MIfc.-Oerreu unb &naben Gappen.
stiefel uno S6ub, @unaIafid e6ub.
India Ru66er,) BON better aualitdt, Da
men Mcroceo uno Yrunella S6ub.
Spautfb Sobk uno GbsrIeoer.
Gin ausemeines aIfittiment pOn @9hteu u.
Eappsu. !.
Wel6e Fe sutfbIoHsN fino elm ri enie q
10 0 tlfeiler als Der nieorialte VseiB ~
pertaufeu. &aufaitise weroen abtunsepol
erinbt. b'p itnen an5aipreeben, uhb fhr iid
isIbit 5u urtbeiIen.
Stf h {, Oil; uno 81 dgel
&c. ,e. befdnoia auf 8 ano-unb ME se;
mSbnlib gum Dertauf--lsbr ,pobIfeil.
r8aaraelo un3osr preiB .pirb be:
sablt fir Wai3en, Slariaan,en, &c.
Sie pertangen
2QbQDQD nsasilb. ''''"
0arris, Nepnclos uno Nusullin.
Canton, Dec 12. 1884. .~r s5=tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-25
rDtecttpn g.
9erGeberunss,g "
MsentensGfis !
z &r' Dec. 24. 128E.

"a ber ttnteribrebene BON Der 'p o.
teetipn Snfaraneesg ON pasuie"
81 3artforo, gonneetieat. ale asent anse=
felt uno aatorifrt sporoen obne Qlufibub
Derfberuusen aus3uitellen, 70 erbietet Ct
fb tierntit Ganier, stohrs, Miblen, Sa.
briden unb Gheuern, iarn,nt eeren SnbaIt,
nsbf irsenberley an6er,n dbntbeu gistm
tbnfne, 8esen Werluft ooer 8elhdbisuae
aurb geusr, su abseurireu. Die Soften oa.
sufino uiebriset. als bic irseno einer Nn=
fMt biefersQlrt; uub bic Weiie spelbe bieIe
Dfis in Sblibtan9 ibrer 9efhdfte, uno
Der 8eribtisuus ,n5 Byablans ibrer Der:
Iufse, oerfolgen rirr, miro prompt rub Ii:
beral fem. Qlnfraseu far Dsoinannsen u.
AGeeurans. nbesn in bet gmtsftnbe BON
0arriS unb 8eloen ing canton, aeraaobt ,per.
ben, onrh ale @efbafte in Beius anf bieis
M8entfHaft ufrmittelt perben. =
Con 6arri9,
= asent fdr befaste gompasnie.
@anton San. 10. 1885. Sostf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-25
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>A Sattler, 9ei6lrma6en,
~ &utlben'S n'Srimn'sn &C.
agfss asgksS5a &C. ....... .-- :.
Der llnterI6riebene bena6ri6tist blerta''
feline Sreunoe unb oas pnblfum, oaB er .
bises8eI1dft aufs9eeue, in allen oetten esf'
f6ieoenen 3peiseu. 5u betrsiben ensaat.a:
atn, nno ieben Nuftra9 Der In ie'n Sag
fbIast nit Sdnelle uno CUR 3ufr1eoenbet'
(einer Simmer aassufhbren itb bett'aben'
tpirc. Dur6 cute fOl'be uno fpene Mr'
beit, bilIise preife unb oauerbaftesARatsf'att!
wirb er sinen 9beiI Der ofsntli6en 0unlt
,u perbisnen uno erbalten ftb befreben.
Ct spobnt nod INNER spie fraber, IN Der
Iusearawas straBe, cine Qbare ,pettIlob
nou 9tn. 3einrib 5bIofsrs Wittbsbaus
Jsbn 0cuid.
canton. D1ap l. 1885. 2-tf.