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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-11

VICE PREsiDENcY.-The Richmond
Enquirer has"orened its mouth" and spo-
Ken. Hear the Organ
"for ourselves, we shall go for Martin
Van Buren, as President Of the u. States
but not for Richard Nj. johnson, as
wee President With all our respect for
this gentleman, we cannot support him for
that office. But we earnestly recommend
1t to our Correspondents, 10 avoid all iii
berai and irritating discussions upon the
subject. Let US "ertenuating nothingn of
The services Of Col johnson, and, above
all, "let US not setdown a word in malice ("
We recommend the same caution to our
Republican Bretheren elsewhere"
Hear again
CAS- for ourselves, while we freely an
nounce that we cam OF go for Col John.
son. we will do all that is fairly in our
power to avoid every thing which may be
calculated to lrrItate his friends, or divide
our own ranks. recommend the same
course to our Correspondents, to our
friends in Virginia, to our Republican
bretheren every where. Good sense NAV
keep our wounds from fostering. Time
may soothe and heal them altogether.
We shall, therefore. cultivate harmony
with our distant friends. They should do
the same by their bretheren in Virginia
A fine example of that charity which
Gas. 'A'e"'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-11

The Flag nsftuled in Massachusetts. "A great
meeting was held in old " Funnel Hall" Bos-
ton, on Thursday evening-one Of the most nu
merous and respectable that have ever been con
vened in that cradle of liberty in which, in
the course of the last fifty years, many thou
sands and tens of thousands have at various times
been gathered together. The Hon. John G.
Gray was chosen President, and Stephen Fair
banks and Phineas Sprague, Esq's., Vice Presi
dents. Resolutions were offered, expressing the
purpose Of the meeting, which was to concert
measures for uniting public sentiment on the no.
mination of DANIEL WEBSTER for the Presden-
cy of the United States, and unanimously adopt
cd after animated addresses from several elo-
quent gentlemen. 1t then voted that the
resolutions and other proceedings should be pub
lshcd and the meeting separated, having first
given three hearty cheers, for the distinguished
citizen whose name had been brought before it
as candidate for what was once the most exalt
ed station in this republic.-N. y. Com.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-11

Ono AID MIcHIeAs--T disputed terri
tory between these two states, is large tract OF
great Importance, both by its fertility and posi-
ton No wonder it is bone Of contention, Tor
it is full Of marrow and meat in IFS rich soil. IL
is 10 miles long East and West, Ii miles wide
at It's eastern extremity and seven at its western
Ii commands On the east the entrance OF the great
Maumee river or Miami of the lake, on winch
are two villages, Toledo, and another smaller, ;
miles west. Toledo is five miles from the mouth
Of the river on its north bank, and is SAID TO be
owned by New Workers. Large quantities Of
land were purchased in that vicinity ON the ex-
pectation Of the Wabash canal opening there
Aud it is feared if Michigan gets il, she WIZ mol
execute this project, as il would, not interest
that locality whereas TO Ohio il would be al
object Of general importance 10 all the state;
Land is here = % cents an acre. Other villa
ges in the vicinity, bnt in Ohio, are Naumee, on
iine north side Of the Maumcc river, 20 mIies BY
water from the lake, containing go or 40 houses
and 500 ini,abitaGis. This township extends t.
the line On the opposite side stands Perrys
burg, containing 800 iuhasHants. ihese are &C
tive rivals as both wish the lanai 70 terminate
at their respective places.-N. \. ctd''
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-11

Tennessee and the Conrention The
Tennessee presses ale boastihs that no
county in that state sent Delegates 20 the
Convention. Who then was it that was
so kind as TO rohtnteer himself as the ex.
ponent of her views and wishes P Was he
provided from this City. or did they bring
him from Albany, or did they pick him up
chance stragg Ter in Baltimre ? He de-
serves leather medal, as emblematic of
his modesty.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-11
LAND FOR SALE

OFFER for sale the tract of land on
IL the Opequon now in the possession of
w illiam Wagely. 1t contains between rs
and an hundred acres of fine Opequon
bottom, besides from $50 to 900 acres of
upland under good fencing and cultivation.
The whole tract will contain from 400 10
45o acres as the purchaser may choose,
as own also the adjoining land. Terms
VIII be accommodating and easy,
II. ST., q. TUCKER.
woodbury., June IL, ls35-Im
the above | month
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-11

A S,GN IN VIRGIEIA.--On Ieafhihe shc
result of the labors Of the Van buren, Con
yention. the Rich Wing thus remarks:
nThrouph one Of the delegates from
This State Who left Baltimore on Friday
morning, we learn that the Virginia dele
cation. ia separate session, unanimously
resolved in effect. 10 oppose the nomna-
,ion of Col. Johnson, and to declare IN
Convention, previous TO the final vote be
ing taken, that in event of his receiving
the requisite number Of votes, they would
not consider themselves or those they re,
presented, as bound by the nomination, -
We have also heard it intImaled. that q
part Of the Virginia delegation intend TO
prepare an address to the people protest
ing against the whole nomination, as viii
ated by the selection Of this candidate for
Vice neutrality-suspicious. TO give up Van
Buren,, all immaculate as be is, than TO take
such maltrais s.jet as the hero OF the
Thames.
8" 1t is but too apparent, that MIR. siyes
and his friends have been shamelully du-
ped. When he sold himself to the arch
| magcian-when at the sacrifice of hi.
seat 10 the Senate, at the expense oil mere
dible wear and tear Of conscience, and by
means to which, formerly. he would have
scorned TO descend, he undertook the ha-
zardous task Of reyolutionIzlng and demo
ralizipg Virginia for the benefit OF his
new employer, he should have assured
himsefthat the latter would keep his share
of the compact, and that his bill drawn on
the Baltimore Convention for nomiua
ton to the Vice Presidency, would have
been duly honored. What egregious fol
ly, TO suppose that the interests Of Mr.
Rves could, under the circumstances. bt
an object Of any importance with Van BIZ
rem and his clique. With 1.-THE Of the
political sagaciiy for which he has credit
the latter must have seen the impractical
bility Of his securing the final Dote Of Vir-
ginia. The weight which bis cause would
derive from appearing to have her voice
IN his domination. was probably all tina
he aimed at, and this he could only hope L
secure by holding out the fallacous bal
OF Mr., kives' nomination TO the Vice Pre-
sidency. His object being accomplished
good night TO Virginia the Vice Presi
Dental nomination goes to purchase Thu
larger vote Of the west. But enough a
present. As yet the end is not"
The Whig gives the names of the Vir
gina Delegates to the Convention. ant
says" Place these by the side Of the il
lusirious names from the Old Dominion
in seventy-six! And for what are they con
yened To carry out the secret edict o
a Kitchen regency. enforced by the dreaC
authority of an individual. every inch ;
despot IN spirit, and TO as great an exten
IN fact, as our republican form of govern
ment will permit) by the solemn farce o
formally nominating Martin Van Buren, Il
the Presidency. Place this by the side o
the Declaration Of independence, ant
judge how comprehensive must be the ca
iagory that includes two such conventions
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-11

1t is said that VIM. Gwynn Jones late
ly arrested in Baltimore, on charge or ~
bing the Post Office in that civ, RAJ.
been released from Jail. in consequence e
The requisite bail in his case being given
has fed from the country and sailed for S.
America Alcg. Gaz.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-11
FIRE COMPANY BARBECUE. ON

III
'I'HE committee OF arrangements announce that
Gen. Boyd's spring, at Tuscarora, has been
selected for this festival. with the leave of the
proprietor. The hunting and fishing companies
VIII be under the command Of persons appointed
by the committee; and will set out in quest of
O'Clock.
The Martinsburg Band, has accepted an inyi-
tatlon, and will be in attendance
Martinsburg, June IL, 1885.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-11
RELIGIOUS NOTICE

A protracted me citing of the Regular
Baptist denomination, will be held at the
Slate Hill, TO commence LORDS day the
2lst inst. Elders w. F. Broaddus, and
II, N. Herndon TO attend.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-11

Profitable BusINEss.-A company of stroll
ing Thcatricals, lately played in barn near
Cincinnati, whose receipts for the night amount
cd to twelve shillings and eight pence, with
which the Treasurer eloped!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-11

An act ofthe legislature of New York, passed
at the late session. provides that the affidavit
OF the printer or foreman of newspaper az TO
The publication OF any advertisement in its co.
iullns, shaiI DC eatitied to be reed in evidence
in all the courts OF justice Of that state and shall
be pTtma face evidence Of such publications,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-11

Nfws.-The Editor of the LEwIsBURG ALLIE
GAANIAN, announces to his readers, the crafty
ing Intelligence, that he has been making seve
raj improvements in the appearance of his sheet,
the most important ofwhich, is, that he has sue
ceeded in making his paper-legibi
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-11
MANFRED.

st. Petersburg, Russia, ii the Chapel Of
the British Factory, on the I'd April last, by tho
Rev. Edward Law, JoEy. RANDOLPH Clay,
Secretary Of the American Legation, to FRAs.
CHS ASs SOPHIA GIBBs, daughter Of Henry
Leakc Gibbs, Of 81. Petersburg.
On Tuesday the I'd inst, by the Rev. John
Howell, Mr. LEVI II. BARcHUs, 10 Miss SA.
IAN K. HEDGES, all of this County.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-11

(I5-The l. YNcHBURo VIReINfAN. comes TO us
this week, in an enlarged form and an entire new
dress. We are glad TO see this able paper as
sumo typographical aspect, corres spending with
its mental character
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-11

AccIpENT.-W understand that vouny lad
between the age Of IA and l6, came to prema-
ture death, near shepherdstown, on Tuesday
last. 1t appears, that number Of boys were
swimming across the river at that place, most Of
whom had out-strippcd him and, when alone,
about the middle Of the river, he was seized
with the cramp, and sank to rise no more.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-11

G3~We are glad to learn that the venerable
Ch'ei Justice Marshall, has so far recovered his
health, as to be able again to attend to the Off.
cial duties of his station.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-11

JACKSON FEsTIvAL.-Tuesday, was the day
appointed for the Jackson festival, at Shepherds
town. number went down from Berkely.-
We have heard no particulars, as yet
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-11
VOLUNTEERS


THE new company of Volunteers, will meet AZ
the Globe, ON Tuesday evening, at4 O'Clock .
TO receive the report Of the committee appointed
to draft bylaws, and for other purposes.
l.. p. HUNTER, Capt.
Martinsburg, June H. 1895.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-06
8atuldnD6freuub.
G. aar to n, o j. 10.
Srepsag oen 6. Tebruar, 1885.
McrlIrn's llnlpsr(oi D,uem mel,

Mcrllpn's unlpsrlai Dlush peb
DE Tbcu felt einiser 3sit III unlersr 3einns
pabIteirt llne psroienen bic NufmertlA.nfeit
oes sela,tenVubIih,ms .-SDirs sbabsn leIbf
bic Yrcbe bamit genaebt an uulersr sis
asnen Ver(on, unS an @lisbsrn u,sifrsr Sas
mile. une Te baben uns Die pUstrefIibs
ften Dienfts 9gieifet. sic iino gut in fat
2eicen a!lsr Qlrt, Die bisber ieoer aaoeru 9'r=
;enep tpioer(ianeen. llnb "a Ie perbdhnB=
n'dsia febr tpOb!fsiL AUDI iebr Isiebt 3u neb:
men i,no,-fo ratben mir DEN QeiDeneen
ernifIi6 mno spOblgemsint an, eInnaI einen
0eriub eanait 81 MAIDEN.
g. Gle fno ein;is uuo ddt fir ciefe Sc:
9eno in bieler Druderep 81 BADEN.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-06

gu Boloenat in Stalisn fallen
bftersNetbuuge iwifben Den pdbtt'
liben uuo itbweissrii0en Scloaten
por.> Nm 26Iten 9sopember Fam es
su einem fclben Nusbrub, nobel
25 Ysr1unen (moncbe IebenS9efahr
lib) osrtpnneet tpurpen.
QSon anDern S-beilen @urepo's
|Ino teine wibtl9e 0leui9feiten eln|
eslanfen.
Snporis BAT fl6 Elm Weinbanoter
ouf DemSirhbofe erbdnstt Urn, >pls
r GbriftIih bsnterl1e6, "9!sl0 an
Ort unp StslIe ju Rpn."
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-06
Nplt1 Mu6lattor.

s~tutfblo - satfhe
2,ituneeu msloea, oas naA'lss SrAs
iabr Elm Gonsrss in eeiv,ss ssbat
ten peroen ioN, un Die Ansslsssr'
beiten bon europa in grwdsuns III
sisben. '
graufrci b.-Die Tasifsr
3eitunsen befbdftissn iIb gpns scr'
;halidb nit cen Seeebssbtatn in
gnslanD. Oit(tr ilmIlano benefit
ihsn auein, Da6 Die sessnroarsis.u
0ereanolungen Der Sran,6islhn
Gssit.uns feinen entfAnesnesr
Gbaratttr beilssn. Oas Anneitis,
oelsa rpar nod niti bewtulst Scr
S5eneral Graf o'erlcns IN Nlaiet
dab glaDribL oas anifben Der
Sron.b(llben 9arniicn BON Done
tIno Sen srappen oss Bsp ton Gow
ftantiue, Die cine err6e an;ast Dor
arabern per1tarften Elm 0efeb,
1Iatt etfunoen bat. Gin baufe Der
ielben b.Yptrfte einen leberfaa NOD,
Sen lie sI Maun tboeten uno 2oOc
Gthf cgieb erbeutefen. Scslsid
Dorauf 3os cine Nbtbtifung Def
grars. Netlitdrs sssen pie gmpo'
r,r III Teloe uno fblus iIe adnslib
Oie Gapaaerie perfolste Die Arabei
Sic einta ptrbdltnismdbig sroeer
D,rlafs an Rprtsn uab Gsfanye'
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-06
NemsOert Stoots,2eitune.

eT Mir BADEN stliebe Nummern elmer
neuen 3eitnue erbalteu, Die uutsr Dem
1itsl "sNew:Yprtsr staatss3sitnns," in oer
@sact NsusDorf berau6atssbeu riro. Gle
1T eutlGieeen oemoerotifh,-eat rebisirt,-
nit neuen Sd)riften anf fboueS, 1peises
papier sebtudt, unc trfst 42 50 yer Sabr.
Mir nnnl6en Dem untsrnebmer, Qrn. 6.
BY6ssr ben beFsu grfoIa.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-06

gtnfus iber Die Gatbelletn babe,
70 f6nnte man nt6t erwarttM oab.
It IN 9unlfsn zines Minilteriums
sebraudt tperoen pirDe, oas lib
Decentralization rGatboliftu fets
spiOerftete, bis ibre unttrlthbuns
sur BabI stpifben @srs9ttste!t u.
Nebeutpn tpurDe.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-06
Cat J aus.
a Grteori tb 8 | n f,

;H:Aa 3sist hem aesbstsn pnb'ifum, be-
dsaasssz..s loneers ater feinen teutfben eancs
Ilsuten, srseben1t an, eaB ct cas BON 3rn.
Sieele Bauer i.itber sefhbrte, am nsuen
Marft in pittetars se!esene, sar Staot.
Us Sbsra bsnannte 0afbaus, am
1(1en Sanuar 1885 tbssnomnen nno fur
feline eissns Meebnnns fortfabren piro.
Durb CUTE Oetrdnte jeoer Dirt uno cine,
nit allen Ser Sabrs5eit ansen'sfenen Speiz
fen rpobl bsieste 1afel boft or bic CUNT
bes Vublitums, ano re1t 3abIrsiben 3ulprud,
III e,balten, 49,. 42s5W
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-06
erb Der gpraste pon =. O. 4rber.

XIV USt SPEMtHt VVu y "" S4NA~%""
Sur Die Sprabe bat DEN W|en'
fbent tnenfblip gtnabt, inoem lts
Die unsebssrt Stub ttlner aNettsn
in Odmnte tinfbles uno ibr Our2
QBorte peentuft,se Mertmast ftete.
0>Ibt Die eeistAmpbiens bat Gjtao'
te erribtet, feline 3aubtsrutbe bat
9BiIIeu in Sta0tt perNanosIt; ose
Sprabe bates setbam ne Die 9ro'
6eOefsaerin Der Msnfbtn; out6 tls
pereinisten Nt flo bewiufommeno
etnanosr unb ldlOnea otnBuno osr
2isbe. Gefete lnftttt (ls unh rert
bono 8tfbltdttr MIR ourb l'e
tparO cine Gsfblfts Der Meufhbelt
in bcsasfterettn Termsn oes5ersse
uno Der S5ssIs mbs0b. Heb leet
febe l6 Die 0elbe BIC pt,gree ensfcb'
en- Gno. Gin bssststes Dauh oee
N,uuoso Dot Ee unlasrb!ib semadt
uno bsins: 'ibrsnF nF0eRalsen por rnlH;
bic @tiutns. Der OegllSvbtnep itt In
tnelnetn Obg - bore 1pEe San9tt
perttvmraten Seoanten.
Bas il ey 81 Ell It Dts Men'
fden auslann tsas Die Bslfen otr
8erseit oadtsn tom,nt tvena es
mir sic Der(tAuss sssSant bot, al
letn burb Die Sprahe ju mir. Ourb
Gs III rnsine o.nfenee S5tele an Die
g5eele oes ettt.n uno slsHeibt Dos
leete oenttnes 1Be(sn sesnlpft; tus;,
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8ernun(p oagA fpelbt ie aaela
8slalt sewisnt uns ls1 iertpfanbt.
@ DIFF otn B lt n
i'll peruid.ttn, oatnis ts
Das 1Oeunibtpere eerb.
Das 9dtlfrobst tpstbts bdufe
ouf feu6ten qBitftn pOrtOmtnt uno
Das cute 6sa pereirbt, beItodt ur'
rermsrst 70 fart Da6 pie Bssfen
bolo tcin anosres utebr tra9en. cc}u
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eut.m erfsls tsssenoss Detfabren
on9euenoet. Nau liSt oas Hobr
I'm SribjasreIeaapp an Der gEpe
,resbausn uno ttreut onf jsoso Sto6
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ben uno nabsn Den, guttn Sras
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Dc aus Salt u. 2ies:.0fsn lsiren
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-06

Grapfcrb, Dfar, 16, Muauf 81. zx
QurOn, SRar3 g3, Sunp1, Otopsrnber g.
6ancUd, 9IpriI 15, Septsmber s8.
QBtulems, april, 90, Set. S. 3turv Q'p. 2s,
Gctober s.
$1,000, NpriI 81, SuIp 90, Sc!ober 1S.
ganouStp, May 4, SetObsr 10.
-, Oritter &rcis.
Qoytaae, MdrS 8, Suup g, geptenter So.
GupabOaa, W1d II, SuNp 9, Oetoter 8.
9sauaa, Naa 81: Sunp Is, Setpber 80.
N1ttao uIa, Q|pri! IA, SunY 2s, 9lco. 9.
2vumbuu, Gpul rs, Surp so, 9(op. 10.
Q5ierter Srsis.
8eImnut, Tdrs 16, Snnp IS, eept. 81.
Mpnrpe, M&r3 IS, Suup 29, Gs&t 28.
Ousrniep, AEdy; 80, esn'n 6, Gttcber s.
Qicei"a, r;pyiI &, SnW 15 Oc,nbr I2.
Sofbpcton, NprIl IS, 9uln 20, Oc.tter 19.
Mu6tInsnm, Mpst 81, 5uip 81, 9lop. 8.
Vlnftsr &rels.
barrifon, W'6r, 80, eyunY GO Oct. &c.
Iusearamae, 9lps, e, QIna. 8, Wco.
tar', 4tprl IS, dug 10. 9(cp. 9.
@auOEl, Wpril 2I, &ueult 18, Ocp, II.
@o'umbiana, Wap !, ausult q, Ncp. es.
Jsifsriou, Wap 1s, Sept. r. 0tpp. 50.
Sehtter &relS.
SairfeIo, 9et. 2s, Snnp /, Sept. Ii.
oodtnq, Ntd's6 Sunp 70, GeFt. 25.
perrp, Mdr3 8, ,Suny IS, Sspt. S8.
Moss, Mdrs Is, Junp 90, Sets.
pife, Nar5 So SuIp 6, Set. &c.
SadiOn, Nprll IL, Suip l8, Oct. 10.
@idawap, Apr! 90, Su!o 20, 9lOp. 9.
Slebenter Srtle.
Mortsr. Ssb. 2s, 01an 18, s,ept. II.
Su,sr, Ndt3 Is, S,'in 27, Npp, 2.
clinton, 9lpriI 6, e;u'n 18, SHcbeT 10.
Greene, aYrII 20, ausult II, gOpsmtsr s8.
Nehtsr Srsis.
athens, Ssb. 16, Wap 25, Gcfoter S.
Mprean, Seb. 23, Suup /, Setober 12.
Malbinston, Mdf3 g, Jurp 8, Stt. 10.
Msise, Mdrs 9, Juns is, Set. G6.
0allia. O'dr5 Is, Sunp 90, 9lobember g.
2arrenee, Mdrb 80, Snnp go, gpp. 60.
Seleto, Nprll 20, Juip 90, Nppen'bst so.
Nernter &rels.
Qami!ton, 8struar II, October S.
Sebnter &rei6.
Hapstte, m7drs E, juIp 90, @sptsmbr %.
Dieb|onp, 9RarB 9, SuIY 27, Setobsr 5.
@bams, Oldrs 23, 2usuft 10, October 26.
8rown, Mdrs so, Querfi "a, Noo. 9.
eIermOnt, Map 4, s'ept. :, NOp. s8. ~
Glitter &reis.
@ieblano, Sebuory 16, Map 1S, 0lOe. 10:
&ner, Mdr3 9, Sunp 1. October 5.
6omes, Mar5 16. Junp 90, SetOber 1S.
QEapne, Mdys 2s, SnlD e, Sctober 10.
Meoina, Ndr5 80, Sunp Is, Oct. 26.
2orain, WYrI! 8, Junp 22, 9loo-2
3p6lfter &rsis.
6rauFlin, Seb. 16, D1aD 4, sept. %.
@Iatf, Ntar; Is, SLAP 1s, Sept. a.
Champaign, Mars ss, Wap 25, Set. !.
2oaan, Mars so, Sunp !, Set. II.
Wabi1en, Mars II, Nap "a, Sspt. 21.
Delsware, Otdr5 2, Sunp 10, Otcp. 9.
Union, 81 drs 9, Sunp s, Setceet 90.
Naroiu, Sunp 5, Oct. 10.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-06

Irtn erlitttn; Die Sran;pfeu sabten
nur l ecDten unD ipenige. 9ertpunt
Dete.-Ote &rie9sfotte in Sculon
mar am Is. 9ecember bereit, mad
Der Sirfep ab;ue9eln, nabDem lie
auf 6 Nlonale nit prDpiant ptrfes
ben pproen- 9bre BsItimmuueift,
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Gourten fis oas Sabr 1885.
Golsenoea 1T Elm rltbtieer AbIiroft
oer Qtte 5ur QaItun9 uniererg geR9
ten.
A. a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-17
NEW ADyEss'rRsslsEa NTs.

ESTOP THE RUNAWAYS !-TiaEg BnormrRs -
~ Chrries, Monk, and James away from the sub
scsbcrs plantation Monday the 9Th OF July from APP
prehsnsion Of punishment for robbng my overseer Of
eighty dollars Their object is to go free State
Charles about six feet high black, straight AMI we'll
made -atoui 90 years oil. slonk is dark mulsto >
feet 10 inches high, about 80 years old James is of the
ssie color, % years old FIVE feet eight inches high
They have variety OF clothing too tcous to mention
Charles has silver warrh Monk is a boatman, well
known from Charlottesville tor Richmond Charles has
been to Richmond. also and James TO Iynchburg. a
reward of fifteen dollars will be given for the appehen
sion and delivery of each of these slaves if taken within
the county, and all reasonable charges paid if taken
without the county. and delivered the subscriber lv-
ing in Albcmarlc, four miles of charlottesville
faken, every precauon should be used To prevent
their escape effort will be le untrcd to effect
that object SAMUEL CARR.
July II. 2l-Gt