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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

to be in favor Of Martin Van Buren, which are Mai,s
New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Rev York
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia. Georgin Indiana
nd Illinois, making eleven States. Maryland is divided
and cannot vote against him. In Missouri the votes are
divided but Mr. Ashley pledged TO vote in accordance
with the electoral Of the State, which will no duub,
he in favor Of Mr.. Van BURN: which being added will
make twelve Mississippi has yet 10 elect the mem!
bers which we cannot doubt will be in favor maxim,
irtcrn and Michigan will be admitted into the Union
the xt session OF Congress- and give another vote in
favnr of NIarn Van Buren,; rendering his election as
Ger am as almost any future possibly !c'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

Beyond this, the individuals knowing this application
Of their nas,esand mol Withdrawing them as publicly as
they been given to the community in approval OF
this most inccndiary and wicked movement ought to he
REGARDED as participants in it, and standing among
those who may be held responsible for its consequences
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

Richmond, Va, Tuesday, Oct. 49,
ELECTIONS.

C.,,ct,-The E!rc,iono Governor, and four
beers Of Congress, by General Ticket and of members
Of the Slate Legislature, took place on Mon'ay, the "th
inst The returns we have rrce wed are very incoTl.
it Tic 3ypusa papcrs state that in that (!lichnond)
cnuntv The UniDn Lcktt has prevailed. Fol Go'EkNon
" Sch!ry 5l;5 c. Dougr::y ":,-tor C"NiREss, G!aS,
rock GO ubc- 'nrkSon 5l hoscs ga, Cferc""d '''3
20, Wi,d. 5l3. r. L. Gamble 41', Foster 4Gj. Den
Ala Thosc in Italics are Union mcn-thc rest arc Null
lifors Anti Van Buren, r,en. &c, &c
Ea,Jn;n Countg. (whcre Mirdgcve ISL for Schley
313 Dour,crty 2yl.-The highest Union candidate on
the Compress ticket is Giascock, 800; and on the OPP
no.i:ion ticket Wilde 2SSIn 4ppIing county: Dough-
erv4C SchIcg235-Wilde 423, G!a*cork $50 n Inn
eoc& Dourhrriy 40, Seey 75-Fos:er iA7, Haisey 9l
In lolrn6;n, Dougher,y is from one 10 two hundred
ahead of Srhicu-Wilde 49, GIaSrorh 2o2.
The Augusta Conslitutiona!!st oH10n FoPcFJ says,
Judging by the result of the election in this county
there IS very little doubt that the Union party VIII nave
obtained moss signal victory, when VIII oe rs Tfa'i'y
ing every union rs we sincerely nope, WIZ PfTe
productive Of great benefit TO State But tor Ills
victory TO be productive of much good, Tie Union men
must use il with great deal Of frbra'ance towards their
opponents. and much prudence and caution, tHc-lh
Union have great pant to play all gooo Citizens
mus, pray thai This part played to the advantage rpm
ta,on and prosperity of Georgia. The Augusta Chfo,
niclc (,yu:HGcr) excl1ms over the poll OF kichmond
county: . A.,
hopes of those who violently oppose fcdrai'Sts orct
bill men, and Union men, in hrcah and nominate
and for them in the next and profess that thrr Pr'h
cts are necessary to the salvation OF The country ana
its liberties and yet a!deny and unnecessarily BRING out
and support the VERY Inri who charged with tram.
pling them under foot Is no, this uch-t"o bad
Can they hope for any confidence for themselves or
their prncip while They do so; And, beaten as
they arc, do they nc" feel that they Fchi: dcsrr'eiG
The Savannah Georgian (taicnJ says: Like every
thirg that has prccrcd il, the election is al an rnd. we
shall ar the result Binc ribbon must fall IN value:
and the UNION still, priced is beyond all va
luc Thanks the vrtuctlc patriotism OF The Vo''ts OF
GKonGIA-hc nurbcr of votes pollcd yesterday in t:iis
County was-!;6. The managers will commence TINS
morning, at clock, to count out the votes
MAErLAyD-Tlc following Wigs arc elected to Con-
grcss
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-27
Sc & Il { g II teri
N* y nrrt j al,


an Der ,bsltIiebsn @de feines b adasi.
nernen Waarbaufes, ,pelfIid, ber
6 anal8rife, 'D'''"'V Wv
. joatfo eben cine fbSne qusmon no,ii
antsefu6ter uno fsbr ,pobIfeiler @:t.r ~Cs. sss
O'ele Sabsesjsit er6fnst BE- Febsno in. '"'
trodenen,, 6ortens, ,lno ,@bnsi<
oenoaren, pOrccuan, @pecerepe,,,
s'len, Vubmaaren ouer 4rt,S
GEL ecper &c. &c. ,@ ;@s> M -
~el6e er 70 woblfeiI cerfauft, ats iraeub T..
mano in eiftm Marfte.
Y b emf q Us.
Elm oSoarbaus uno gBobnbous,
Auslctten uno Ibrtli1 .. Stdctt
chen un9efibr -: "~
$50 u G ers an
am eanot slsi1 obcrb alb gorrs
Vrife. .><#.| ""''
Serne :-12C der bep G. g.
perbaro'S Mhbls, alle ,regebe er AZ ben bill,
I'9Nsn Uteifsn gum We,taufv anbietet.
er 5ablt ieoe5sit baar WeIb fir
2Ba'!en. 36elfbforn. 0ater, Sad faame,,,
2SsAs, &c: &C.. uno miro panftleb unS aufs
merriam tsoeS Expeditions g. unb @emmii,i.
o"ssefbdtt hefcrsen ,pomit feline Sreunpe
uno NnnSeu i'm besinitiaen m6asn.
Mailtslcn. Su'p 10. 1885. 1g.tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-27
Neue 9ut 8atrif+
Z ( ,
ao G

ger ltntsrfdriebene ninmt iIb bic Srep,
belt lsine Srsunbe une bas DubliRum i'm ollz
9etnelnsn 5u funoeu raB sr oas Suits
m a d' eraef b i f t, in DEM neuen badz
tte'nernen s6cp. SO. /. in Der Iuscaraz
wa5 Straee, in Canton, cine 9bnre 6fflid,
.. s. 9. Gitbeus Stobr 81 betreiben ans
setansen ollro er ssbentt-auf 6ano ,u
ba'ten, alle 9lr:en MOB oiI6er 6nte,
sst'tabt por beten SHotsrial=-,tnb auf bora
la9s6e Weife. Ssitslluuseu auf folaence
Ssttnnsen phte, ,peroen bantbar onssnpms
men une prompt beiorat meroen:
!perren rnUoiiNe ibway3e Date,
% oD Sitter brabne DO
NIte 9erren Idmar3e uno rrabne 6ite,
!Anaben lbmar5e nno 30 30
1Sollne ,Ruaben uno 9Hdnuer b.
isoer @attuns.
Da er bettddtIibe @rfabruna in teinem
9eltbdfte bslltr nub eut(btcGtn if, tpeoer
9Nhbe nod 9luSsdSen al feiner QIrbeit ~
lparen' "a hOft er auaen,eine 3ufsiebenbeit
9u 9endbfeu.u. eiuen lbetalenQIntbejI ber 6f
fentl'6en gunlt 81 oeroienem nno erbalten.
.. 8. Gilbert.
canton. Sebr. 90. 1885. 45:sM.
eTSaaraeIo trirb bssab!t fir Welse pom
Dueru' Musfratten, Mints II. rotben Sabz
en-. -, "-.&
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-27
N,tue 6 Ii { Ct!
81 .,alnD 8. s.. gl' cGnaep,

a.ano 9. 8. M'eg aeN /
0aben lpebeu en1pfansen uno Jest croft.
aet, cine pDrjaalid5e2hsDabI, > Der sSabre
seit anssnsfeusn n .%
S.tapeI uno M poe warren
ms't,s lie beabRdtigen 80 ben usor'atten.
DreIien. fir baar q eIo Uosr 2aaosspro
eucte ut Uertanfetl. Sie balten tIb deef
3eust, oae in teiuem StObr in sta'f 90 o.5a
bia.ssrn Seeinsunseu pertauft werosn
Iaun. ,...&.. --.r
6fSdr Boisem S ia d s.
uub RleesSaamen. 70 ME fir Die
meiltsu aursren Qanoes: GrSeusnife, meroen
Gen isber 3eit baar 9 elo sabIen.
6r9e. s. Qlue Sclbe, rpeIdbe i1b htet
sed6s D1ondte, bureb )tptsn ocer auf anoes
er qssile, Die fitb in un'srer Sbnlo ni1sn.
,rerSen bios ~ ibrsm eiscnen Wuben bans
bel, rpetu iIs otne pesuo RGtisfsit ma6=
eu-ba mir entIbIONtn l,no, Die. abbe5abl
uus ,u erspjnssn mssbaIb 'pir botfsn oaB
ale btrbtY SnttreNirte, urisrn Munlb CT
fi[len uuo uns DER iinanssnetmen glDtbpen
siafeit nterbsben werosn, ibre 9le6nnnsen
ben tetrefsnoeu Ssanten tur einlan,nllnna
~ iberaeben.
rF0 EN- ~ tener 8 tpps
mirS Iounen,psile uno bpm Sni6si oer=
Fault. -=
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-27
@ q til { + { y.
Wob!fcilsr Denn jemols {?

Die unterf6riebenen 5si9sn ibreu 8rsun:
osn nno &unoen, uuo oem ean3enpubIifnn,,
erstbenit an. baB lie in g. tIbdItspe1biubuua
9etretreniino. Sie babeu ibrtn Shapp,
in Der Gusearapae Strabc,in Canton. (ae:
raoe Dem neuen Santbaule asseuhber. fri:
Der bewobnt Don Vbilip Dsma!t) beo eu:
teno pfratbBert, uno tpe,beu oalelbft bsftdu:
Dig auf Qano baben, Elm orppes Vfortmen'
bon
Sdttel, 3iumsn @atte(bies,
Yeu<@ilem Niftolenba|ftsrn, Gapab
leriften gbafos, patrputafben &c.
Dearborn @efbirr, & u m n, { t s,
0dul69efbirr jeOer 2lrt Gofer,
Veuer gpmer, 2puopner gEosen
peltlbenl NeIts, @leeonte,, horsir.
ts,' uno sig peit|1en Stdt(1.
Ylebten jeoer 0atung.
@ues bon gutter Qualitdt nit ben beiten
Materlalien uno Iauber semabt, ,pouen fie
i'm GTpBen uno Sleinen, 70 moblfeil alS ee
in DEN metliben gtaatsu irssnowo ~ ba:
ben it. segen 9 aareeIo ceer annebn,:
ll6e 2anosS Vrcoufte berFaufen. Qllle ae.
'nabte SeiteIlunsen speroen aufs lbnslF'
aussefdbrt.
Wiuiam Reols, uno
Scbn 21udius, jun.
Canton, 0u9. 90. 1885. SO:tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-27
sQelle Gutter !!
QBehlfeller penn ismaIs ~

Die ilnterfbriebenen baben 70 chen bon
nno Ybilabelpbia etbalten, Elm
arOnes uno a,i5seotbutes Enforcement bon
SrDdenen 6ertt' unD QBinter>waa'
rem 9rocerepen, Sortenwoaret1,
SpecereDem &c. y ..s..>..l n"
Nt e.-6erreu uno Snaten &appen
Stiefel unb Sbub, @unraIaitid S1ub
{ India Ru66er,) BON better qualitdt, Da
men WOroeco unb prunella S6ub.
SponiGb Sobk uno Sber(eoer.
Gin ausemeines Gfittiment BON 9aten u
&appen. ~.
Wel6e iie eutftbtonen ftnb Elm ~ E nj &
~ . ) blfeiIer als Der nieori9fte preiB 81
pertaufen. &auF Fultise werotn aebtunsspot
stln6t beY ibnen an5uipre6en, une far f'6
lslbft su urtbeilen.
Stlhe, g d IT unb 81 d 9 el
&c. &c. bsfdnois auf s. a o-nno ,rIe &C.
w6bntib gum 9erfauf-iebr pcblfell.
gF8aareelb uu5 Der preiB tpiro be:
,ablt fir Baiaen, 6larl leanen; &c.
Ole oerlanget1
6D6A0n pfuno S6tpe'e
AVpVDV nefeifb.
6arris, Nepnclos uno 2lusuitin.
Canton, Der. 10. 1884. s5=tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-27
9 Sdttlertn. a
kM Sattltr, Gefbirn,acben,
&utfbsn Srimn,en ,e.

Der llnterlbriebene benddribtist biermit
feline Sreunoe t.nc cas Wubl,fum, CAP ct o:
btSeS S8el1dft aufsy(eue. in ellen oefen pers
f6ieoenen 3tpeiseu, au bettsiten auseian:
aen, nno ieoen 0luftras Der III iein Sab
l9Idst nit Sbneae uno aar 3ufrieoenbeit
(einer Skinner aus3ufibren Eb bennben'
miro. Durd CUTE fot.be une idSue Qlrs
belt biIlise preife ano Observation-Disclosures,
spiro er etnen 1beil Der 6ifsntIibeu Cunt
su pereieuen ,1no erbalteu Gb beFrsbsn.
Gr tpcbnt nod in,mer ME fraber, in Der
IusearawaS StraBe, cine 1bire wsiili6
BON j2rn. 3einrib 5bIodtrS Mirtbsbaus
sJobn 0puies.
Canton, MaD 1. 1885. g-tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-27
Canton, Mua. 20. 1855
81 oer!aufen,
ooer 8 { 1u 6 eines s 6 belt
ne J. III { er6D D01u.


Jn elmer @auutp Staot. inn nerblidbet
2beI!e oes Staates ObiD. 1T cine 8ier4
brauerey ju petfaufsn.-Sie it lebf
ortbeilbaft 9sIe9eu, Die einsse in Ter @taSt
uno III Den nabltenstdeten, lieat an einent
fblfibarsn Slniie, 100 tdslib Dampf(biffe
aus Dem Grie See ansommen uno abaehen,
wecur1 bic 0srfsupuns iebr erleiebterl
tpiro.-Die 0ebauue Iissen All elmer cs.
|sansbarften etradsn; Die Brausrep 1T erif
pcr 6 sDfonatsn neu eebaut. i'm Braubaule
1T cine quite Sprin9, uno bepm Saaie Elm
|lbbner .@arten ,no b;nlauslib gaaum um
Die @ebduoe su ermeitern.-Gin ueusr fup:
ferner & 4 |, ei,ea Barrel beIteno, De,
outb einen Muflab aui 8 a9 8arrel Der.
a,b0ert rrereen fann, ale 8erdtbfebalten
Ituo neu nne gut sen.abt, spslbe ale oa,u
pesfanft treroen.-Dsr @reis bes autsu
strpngsSier 1T in eisler Bsssno. 8 Iblr.
cas 8arrel. Die 3uridtebr einss Ibeilba
bers ua6 Dsutiblano mabt tinsia oa3 Die.
lss portbeilbafse @emesbs ttestanit riro.-
Qlub fbnnte Elm res 8ierbrauenS + d, /
funoiser, als Gbeilbaber 3nr Odlfte, 70.
pobl am Gewinns, als audi an osn qieaeu.
lbaften, fs,iteinetn @apifai BON E 100
Dollars, eitltretten. T.,
Snt oa6 0tdbere trsnoe man iid in pclts
|frspen 8riefen an bic 9tsedetiun bes 95 d :
4 erla NIB sfreunos 8, in @auton, >.
bio.-- = /. ~ .-=- : - S
Suty 8. 1885. -.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-27
prDtecttpn& g.
T. 9eriIsterungssg cflpagnie.
glssntensDfis !
-.a.. DRc. 2A. 1898 { /.

Da Der ilnteflbrisbene scn Der - o.
lection SnIMrane e=g ON pasnie''
3u partforo, Connecticut ais asent daae=
felt nnc autoriiirt poroen obne 4suffDub
DerFbernn9en aussufeaen, 10 erbitlet ct
fb hermit Jodnisr, gtrbrs, NihDlen, Sa.
briden mnb @beuern, lsmtnt oeren Snbatt,
eebft irsenberlep an6erm abnIie5en eI,e H.
dume. sesen Drlulf ocer Ssla,aoisiins
Rsrh Seler, 81 aBeeuriren. Die &cfen eas
Y V t1no niebreer. als Die irseno elmer sln=
wit Dieiers 1irt nab bic QDeife retbe oiefe
9efis in S6lihtuns itrer @efhdfte, uno
alis 1eri6tisnns uno 8e5abluns ibrer Der.
Defe, perfcl9en ipirb, piro prompt uno liz
feral fern. alafraeen fdr Becineungen Il.
=, ,sfeuranL sn6aen IN bes Nmfsitube bon
" AfriS anb DelDen inc canton, gemacbt rper,
Tel ourb ale 9efhdte in De5us auf ,bieie|
HhentlI al pefiaitteltwerben.
~ 9ptl 6arris, i
Df Qlsent lar befas.e @e,upasnie.
II Gaatca :5an. 10, 1885. Sostf,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-20

hill it, the same department of the ma
chine which is attached to the harrow,
and covers the corn, is then employed
in billing it. When this process is
over, then the plough is attached TO a
stock, and ploughs the centre of the
rows, having mould boards, throwing
the earth both sides. When this is o.
yer, the harrow is employed again, by
dispensing with the billing department.
Several machines have been manufac-
tured here, and distributed through the
prairies of the upper Wabash, and
give general satisfaction. | saw my
selfthe machine in operation, in plan.
ting, covering, &c. Two horses and a
boy can do the work of six or eight
hands The original machine is now
prepared for planning and tending cot.
ton in the same way, and will be sent
to Georgia, and hope will supercede
the hard labour Of the slaves in that
region of our country.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-20

B A New York paper says "A letter
from Vienna announces that Nj. Lettrow,
Director of the Observatory in that city,
has received from the celebrated English
astronomer, Herschell, now residing at
the Cape Of Good Hope, the remarkable
intelligence that Halley's Comet of which
so much has been said, and which is
positively expected in August this year,
will no, be visible, because it has long
since changed the direction gifts course,
and now revolves in different orbit
A report by the German astronomers on
this important subject is expected very
shortly and will be published.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-20

The CuLTIvAToR.--A correspondent
of the National lntelligencer, writing
from the Wabash county in Illinois, thus
describes COMPLAINING AND cULTI-
WAITING MACHINE, lately invented and in-
troduced into use in that country
By way OF conclusion, permit me to
tell you that the Yankees are outdone!
A kENTUcklAN has invented and
brough. TO this place, machine called
ga Cuitivator" to be employed in our
prairies, which is now undergoing
thorough trial, and answers admira-
bly, j: it ploughs, drops, (plants) covers,
and smooths the rows after the corn is
planted, and harrows the ground at the
same time--After the planting is over,
the plough is taken off and the harrow
is employed to cultivate the corn, and
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-20

The Petersburg Constellation states,
that Elijah Hurd, charged with forgery.
has been lately tried at that place, found
guilty, and sentenced to two years cons
fnement in the Penitentiary.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-20
HAMILTON, (oHIol June 4.

another Melancholy accident. -
MIR John Shoyer, Of Morgan township,
on Sunday last was returning home
from a visit to his friends, in company
with his wife and four of his children.
"A tremendous storm came on
Wills, they were in forest, and they
were compelled to stop on account
ofthe wind, which was blowing up trees
in every direction. Whilst MIR. S. was
engaged 10 unhitching the horses, tree
top fell upon the wagon, and his wife
was instantly killed, and three Of bis
children much injured. The accident
occurred some distance from any house.
and the unfortunate man was some
time in extrica,ing his family from this
horrid situation. After having covered
them with blanket, in the corner Of a
fence, he proceeded to procure help.
We do not recollect of having ever
heard of more melancholy occurrence,
taking all the circumstance into consid.
eration.-InteN.
Horned Snakes.-The accounts given
of these reptiles are generelly consider
ed fabulous; but some OF our fellow.
citizens have lately had occular evil
dence that there are such "varminls."
We have, been informed by two res
pectable gentlemen that Mr.. John
Scott, of this county, while walking a
long the western declivity of the Blue
Ridge a few weeks since, was as.
tonished, almost TO petrifaction, by
seeing snake, rolling down the hill
in the form of hoop, and "for all the
world,' Just like a hoop trundied by a
school.boy, or any other boy. After
rolling some distance it ceased its cir
CONGREGATIONS lost indeed, its gyrous
form and spread at full length upon
the sod. Mr.. Scott approached the
spot and killed it; when, "mirabile
dictu !"-wonderful to relate lit had
driven its tail some inches into the
earth. The extremity of the tail re.
sembled spike, being very hard and
tapering to point. 1t is said, TOO, to
be the seat of the virus or poison.
Another snake of the same kind was
killed shortly afterwards in the same
neighborhood, by Mr.. Joel Perejoy.--
Both of these natural curiosities were
taken but few miles from this place.
One measured 6 feet ri inches and
the other measured feet Z inches
Their circumference about that of a
sizeable hoop.pole;
major Noah may rest assured that
this is no bear.faced hoax.
The poison emitted by these snakes
is said TO be remarkably strong-fatal
alike to animal and vegetable life. We
have heard of trees dying within
lwenty-four hours aftesbeing stung by
the tail of these spiral serpents. 1t
is said, too, that the spot of ground
pierced by the above mentioned snake
has been black ever since, and that for
some distance around, vegetation is as
scarce as in the vicinity OF the celebra-
leo Upas.
Aristocracy:' What IS it We
have heard and read a great deal Of
nonsense within the three last years on
The subject Of "the Aristocracy." We
are indebted 10 French Orator for the
following definition Of this term, which
will answer as well for the meridian Of
the United States, at the present day,
as for that Of France:
10 reply to the question, Waat is
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-20

T The Sacrament of the Lords Sup
per will be administered in the Presby-
terian Church, in this place, on Sunday
the 28th inst.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-20

Novel Spectacls.--The Ogdensburg
Times states that Car is now exhibit
ing on the Saratoga and Schenectady
Rail Road, propelled by horse walk
ing inside of il: so that instead of a
horse travelling before the car, as for
merly, he now travels inside the carri-
age, and propels the car at the rate OF
a mile in four minutes. This is indeed
an age of wonders.
zsMsaA
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-20
MtacelIaue0ttg.

INrEaRITY.--The first great maxim
of human conduct, that which is all
important to impress on the understand.
ing of young men, and recommend to
their hearty adoption, is, in all circum-
stances, and under every emergency, TO
preserve a cleon heart, and an honest
purpose. Integrity, firm integrity, IS
that quality which, of all others, raises
man to the highest dignity ofhis nature,
and fits him to adorn and bless the sphere
in which he is appointed to move.
Without it, neither genius nor learning,
neither the gifts of God nor human exer-
ton, can avail aught for the accomplish.
ment of the great objects of human ex-
istance.
A gentleman taking an apartment,
told the landlady,
Il assure you, madam, | never left a
lodging but my landlady shed tears
Il hope it was not, sir, because you
went away without paying
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-20

How little would be our Ambition OF
ornament, were it not for the pride Of
each sex to endeavor to be attractive in
the eyes Of the other.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-20

Aristocracys General FoY, distin.
guished orator ofthe French Chambers,
gave the following striking definition:
"Aristocracy in the 18Th century is
the league, the coalition of those who
would consume without producing, live
without working, know every thing
aoithout learning any thing carry a.
way all the honorS Without having des
serued them, and occupy all the places
of government Without being capable
Of filling them."-Intel.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-20

Confidence is the companion ofsuccess.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16

HAVING rented Daniel Hsi,esS Mill on
IL Bu'lskin Rus. and Put the sane In COM
plcts repair. . am nos resdy 10 receive and 10
grind oil kinds OF GRAIN. earnestly in
wife those Who have heretofore been eusso-
mers TO the mill TO give me . trial With the, ar
Corn and Rye, - an Determined TO turn
my most particular attention 10 the griodine
Of that kind Of graio; ut least so far % TO
grind all that may be sent TO the Mill. Far
sners may rest assured that their grain shall
be we'll ground. and with the utmosi despatch.
viii aiso be ready At all times TO give the
highest cash prices for wheat, and wish
those having wheat for sale 10 give me call.
] will also grind Wheat at the customary
rates Of grading for toll. and BY the request
OF The owner, will pat their Flour in Market,
and thereby avoid them any further trouble
With Il, ~ I will attend to the Gales and make
their returns PuuctuaiIy end Of the shortest
notice. - will stasd the inspection Of either
ths Balumere, Georgetown, or Alex andria
Markets. JAMES C.. FORD.
July 9. lS3S-4t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-16
Patches, .Tesceifery, sc.
M. 3. RR0wD4 a 90.

ID EC leave to inform their fris nds and the
A1 public IN general, that they have Just
returned from the cities, and have now open
ed NJ their
WATCH s. JEWELLERY STORE
very large assortment Of articles in their
line, consisting, in part, Of
Gold and Silver Watches OF every kind and
Of very superior quality,
sPlendi1 assortment OF rich jewellery
okthe latest city fashions,
A fine assortment Of Plated and Britannia
Ware,
Gold and Silver Speetaeles, 10 suit all ages,
large quantity Of Cutlery, (Rogers's,)
Such - Pen Knives, Scissors and RaEors,
A quantity OF very fine riding, gig, and sui.
key whips,
Canes, Powder Flasks, shot snd bird Bags
Silver Ware manufactured, and always 90
hand. Fancy articles Of all kinds can Be
found at this establishment. Watches re-
paired and warranted, and sn kinds Of En-
Craving neatly executed. We invite ladies'
and gentlemen TO call end examine.
ShePherdstown, July ., 1896.