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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19
and run back into the democratic republican fold
which means the Van Purcn fold. -'


You must take notice that am slsh,,a of Co..
The eec''on, ani nm no,hin. t..r 4, v,,e, -,
'iiis gives m, 'he ryh Il, diet lie !, IN. %. -,
tell liem that have no carcern Ian. :. -.
f'rmorra''c par unit.,i Shallow n. ,i.l mo, -.
se' '"'" '"'s' ai'd mn en- 20 o. 10 say yo,
ought t" elect Mr.. Van BURN, bec,u.e he Is fr,o
The North. u We can keep things 81, a,yh, mi ~,
IL this the next time the President mas, c,.,.
from The South. AMI thew where do | Stand
by that time the party W III he SO well dr,I,.J TIA,
they Will take any body that the party sovs thew
must take, aud, IN Tho mean time | ,b,nk . =,
cry u INK Bank Corruption! G al II ,,d ma.
ney Democracy AMI all that, SD mat, if YOU will
r"'cms'end me then, III I've your man. II White
should be elected now, that will be two Presidents
from tire Sou Invest, AMI then | emit poss,l,.v
get Ia hut take Van Buren,, and Nv the tune IN,
term IS up, Judge White will nevor be in nv w.y.
II IS true Judge While IS as good u jeff rson,.n
as ,r'in Van Buren,, but no better and bcs,.i,s.
he sh,uI,'ercJ his muske, and iouyn, brav.ly
through he last war, 10 say more might look lk.
rnvy.) Bnt il NC elect him il will b. grcedy-look
like We wan,ed all the Presidents. Il wouLi break
up The demo'ra m p'ry-set the States tosel her by
The ears and place the country IN the r,ghtful STU.
alton IN which II was situated when Vn.in gave
us four democratic Presidents three hand run.
ming. l. wont do. Let the next President come
from the North, and then 20 with all my heart tor
d Southwest President. the time after, and tina,
President shall be myself Hoping that YOU will
not forge, me eight years hence, and that we eau
Keep the Pe'pl: hon thinking for themselves a.
yainst Il Caucus no nina,ion,
am your fellow citizen,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19
SUPERIOR COURT.

On "Wednesday last, the case of Walter vii.
Hams, charged with having IN his possession sto
len gods, the property OF Aessrs. Robinson Il HI
IIo'i, the robbery OF whose premises We noticed
some weeks ago, was tied Ncrl,c', gahy the
prisoner sentenced I" three yeas Imprisonment N
the p"niient,my. c. Anthony for the ntnon
wealth. J. wells md J. b. R,qno far the rii>o"er.
On Thur>d,T, John Free nrrnisn'd o. n
CHI rye of unl .wfay stabong MIR. Henry Dan
.ton a public officer whlle attempting serve II
leg process on tive pr,sonr Z Anthony for the
ca,nmon zeal n, j. 3 Ris1ue Tor he prisoner. Jury
found the prisoner g"iity, aud stn'e need nm TO
two years conhncm nj IN The pcn'i'ni"ry.
o. Friday, nja,n'n Stew'"'n was tired, ~
p,riiceps c,imInts with w or w il,ams ron, ictcd
On Wed,e day-ani acquitted c. Anthony for
the common veal h. and j. b. R'squc for tho prs
oncr
Ths terminates the criminal calendar tor the
present term, and - II much longer one rhan or
Cont Is ordinarily bInhen d with. We hop the
law ha. becn SO administered as 10 DO " terror 10
evil doors
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19
NAUN ENN NlNE.
Jan. 10.

FuNtic subscriber has neatly h",sh" iiae"'
Il with good and geoile h rises, ana '"' o'"e,
experienced steady TN oblig'"g, VINE" esn y: VAC
al the shortest notice. JOiN !. nv
Jan. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19
DAVlDCROCKETT.

9ts The Richmond Enquirer resaon Is TO our
enquiry. in relation 10 The obligation OF Dr. Flood,
MIR. Basye, Mr.. Dyer AMI Mr NJ Coy, (and we
might have adlei hr. DnnalJso ~ to resign their
seats, IA Dr. Atkinson did. vote for Mr.. Leigh,
in accordance iih the will of their constituents by
SAYING. there Is no satisfactory rcns IN for bri,ev
my that any of these Senao,s represent Leigh
districts" The evidcnc may mol be satisfactory
% those Senators or 10 the enquirer bu, yet 1t II.
better aud srons'r III Al any evidence wh'ch they
can "d1ncc that they are mi Leigh districts That
evidence is The last election, IN which all OF them
gave maj rites for the friends Of Mr. L"igh.
Where - ,he evidence that they have sncs chang.
I'd They cannnt prolu'e one uti''; and urul
they can, hold that they bound 10 reg I'd the
result of Ina, election rs concIusive-I, answer to
The Enq 'lrer's q'ery, whcther,up,n the same pm
ciplc Mrssrs q III ani McCo,nas are no bound
10 vote against Mr.. Leigh. we answer, uahcstn-
nngy yes The principle we have stated embrace.
n parties.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19
Office.

nEINO appointed by tho County Court Of An
- he,si, To .uperin,end the opcn,ng ofs rcsd
from tho moth abulment Of the Toll Bridge u
schoo'helJs Ferry, shall attend, or some p'ssos
for mo, or the Dist Of the present month, II fair.
# not, then the mex, fur day thereafter, 10 point
out 10 such as may wish To become undenakess.
the location Of said road and the manner IN which
tho work is 10 DO erecutcd-Seuled proposals, 10 b
Jeff OF JOHN NJ Wnrwick's Office, will DO required.
addressed TO the ~ Superintendent whese shall
attend on tho Gath Of the month, to decide which
will be accepted. In ell cases the expression Of
tho shortest time tor the execution OF the work
10 desirable. Ono third Of the money viii be pasd
when tho contract is entered into. at which tinss
bond with satisfactory security will be required q
tho undertaken for the faithful performance o: the
cont, act ono third when the work - half COMPILE
tod, Of which I ON TO be the judge, and the othes
third vi hon he road is completed
GEORGE MARKHAM.
Superintendent, d
Jan. IS 9t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19
Jan. 10, 1898.

a + C,rcu,, Superior C,ur, of Law anu Chan
IA Gerry holden FOR Campo Il County, September
term, 1874.
James Cumphcll. Pltf
against
James McReynold,, John McReynoJs md John
d Dabncy and Ro. 8. McReynoIds. Truslees, Dc.
PENDANTS,
IN CHANCERY
This cause came On This day To be heard and by
Of the parties, the court doth adjudse, order
aud decree, that n Commissioner Of tina Court do
sta'o AM settle tho accounts between tho pliin,ii
and the defendants James and John McR"ynolds,
aud tina, he report the same 10 'h'. coat, ~ih any
matter specially stated. ,hongh, pertinent by him
self, or required by tho parties TO he so stated.
A Copy --Tose.
JOHN ALEXANDER, G. s. c. Chy
WHATSOEVER OFFICE,
Campbell Court House, Jan 10, 1885
The parties interested IA The foregoing order OF
CONT will take notice that have appointed the 2lst
day Of February nox 10 commence Tho accounts
referred 10 IN tho foregoing order. on which day 81
the hour Of ten o'clock A. NJ. they "re required I"
attend a. my Office, (a Campbell Court House,)
with iheir accounts. vouchers md copies OF court
papers, prepared for examination aud settlement
JOSIAH STEPHENSON, Com.
Jan. 10 wdw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19

DlGGES' OFFICE,
Monday, 18Th JanalH35. )
Drawing Of tho Petersburg Lottery, ex,ro class No
!, for 1885.
7 IS 81 GO lG 50 "a 45 40 AZ
Observe the splendid Dismal Swamp Lottery
No Q, for 1885, containing Capitals Of $4,000
BIO. 900 100 PRIZES ofxI0O, &c. &c Tickets
may be lad at DlGGES OfFlCE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19
DISSOLUTIO n.


THE ensuing session nj the New London Aend'
- emy wi begin on Monday tho i2'h day OF
January next and end on the ilh Of July following.
on wt,ch q the preceding day tho annual examns'
lion will take place.
The subscriber. intending TO employ competent
nssistnn, to attend to tho Mathematical students,
Will IN future devote his attention exclusively 10
the English and Classical departments. BY this
arrangement extensive and accurate Instructions
will be gwen in all the various branches OF nm Eng
I,sh. Classical, and Mathematical education. 10
each of tn. above departments our course IL tho
rough one, and adapted either TO qualify The stu
Jeoi for the ordinary business Of hfc or TO ensure
him an advantageous entrance into any OF our high
or schools. In tho Classical and Mathematical
br an, hes the text books will he those used at the u
nivcrsi,y Of Va. and at West Point. Our dise''
,nc is regular and strict aprrok'na',ng as near az
practicable to tho order and economy OF well reg
ula,ed family. From beginning TO cnd II Will be
our constant effort 10 ins into tho minds o our pu
oils correct moral notions an TO tram them TO The
practice of industry, runctuoliiy, and economy To-
gcthor with all those other Substantial virtues,
which are calculated to render them respectable and
useful members of society.
Terms For Boarding and Tuition 800 a year,
the student furnishing his own be,l candles. fut''
&c. or W o will furnish them at $40 per snnun.
H. l.. DAVIES.
Dee Q. w6wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19

~ We have III length seem Dr. Floods Sound
and sensible" speech, whcl is'rly threw Mr..
Richie into ccsIarlcs-anj 1t $ really. III some
respects. qnl'e CT, d"abc TO the Doctor. For exam
plr, he mtehd, iniully Tor The righI OF insIIuc-
ION and SAYS that II makes ~ difference w h
HIM III what manner or by what md the wish
es Of the peap e arc cnnv~yei TO him-kdSp st"H
be obegeI" Very we'll, Doctor. Your Constituents
told y II in April last, nj III. pills, 10 vote for Mr.
Leigh-and az they have no! since countermand"d
TN, o,d!r, we shall expect you to obey, asreeaoly
to this your pledge.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19
pNYAWVYr,MNlIlIPa

W x ~ ID u ~ &01 % ~ q u
Il unde tho firm of Clay Il Whks. and have
taken tho House. next door to the Vrg,n,sn Cfker.
and opposite Mcssrs. Thurman and SchoolhclJ.
AMI are receiving and opening n general as
sortmcn, of Groceries, whicl, they will sell low fos
cash or country pro luce. We will pay the high
csi cash price for Clover, Herds Grass and Flax
Seed.
Wa have on consignment lot OF good Old Whis-
key and bos, Family Flour. O. u. CLAY,
BENZ. WlLKS.
Dec % ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19

fr We commence this morning, and shall con
cinde in our mex, the able Report, n,de by Mr.
Cl.y to tho S nate, on our Relations with France
II, moderation Of tone AS well as its profound nb'
w. has won golden opinions Tor ITS suIhor-"runs
relurtaoly enough, 1t Is tue, from soma Of his in-
yeteratc enemies.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19

tS Il will be seen, by reference TO the foreign
news IN this morning paper. that thoroughbred
1o,y Niaist,p has been formed IN England W.
shall DC deceived If it continue in office than
six mon hs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19

n George Booker. Esq. declines being can
d,date for reelection to the Legislature tor th'
county of Buckingham.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19

Tr Tn, LIST No OF the " Southern Chnrchnnn.
publ shed in Richmond. contains several letters O.
John Randolph, OF Roanoke, on the subject OF ms
NV, rel, yious faith snd exI trience written IN the
wear, l3l5sni l3l8-whIch We shall avail our
s,lve. Of the FIRST opportunity to lay before ou' read
ers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19

II The Enq1irer has al length lclrnNd, by the
arrival of Mr. letfin N, the delegate from Lewis
COMFY, in Richmond, of the rcsult OF the late cleo
ton in thu, county. l. admits, too that Mr.. H"f
man is Wing, but int,mates that m y ""y oil his
constituents are friendly 10 The administration A
very probable story truly! If IT be So ho"over
is clear that popular elections are all farce, and
that the OIL mo lie Of acerIainlng the wishes
of the people i, by eorn'"e and eornefinS them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19

~ Under tho Congressional head, tho seaJcr
viii observe sumo pre'ty sharp shooting between
Messrs. Tyler and n or. Mr.. i. m'sM have
drau Lloo from the Missouri Senator, but fos his
compassionate disposition.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19

n An CT ,bcrate writer IN the Petersburg Con-
s,eI lion quotes, Us from holy ~rit. the hsckneyed
sdaec Whom God inicnds TO drstr"y he FRS,
makes mad We shall o indebted l., the leaned
rheban il no viii cite cha pier and verse.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19

rr The bill authoris,ns en- odd tion"l subscrip-
lion OF 1900 shares, by tho CORPORATION Of Rich
m nd To the stock Of the .mcs River and Kanaw.
ha Company. passed the House Of Delecs' . on
Tursl,y last, by u vote OF u TO 50. Its passage
by the Senntc Is thou ia to 10 certain.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19

sJ The nomination OF Judge White of Ten
nessee a. mex, President, has not yet received the
final nc ION Of the A ,bnma Legislature. i's
name, however, is evidently popular with the Pco'
ple Of that Site The Huntsville Advocate, o
lie ding ani able Jackson paprr, has h'isicd his
Aas and sgnhc"nly declares that us course Is mol
subject to the decision OF a National Convention
|, IS very certain, # the friends OF Judge White
persist in hi. nomin hon, and It he should bn rs
firm ~ they, and M, desert them, rs Judge + T..
Barbour did mis- friends that tho hopes " Mr. Van
Buren, are prostitute.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19

Hr Mr. Robinson, tho administrator" candidate,
Ia. Ueen elected 10 tho tl"u,e of Delegates for
King W,lli,m couny, by M jo,ty Of To or 10,
over MIR. Fleet, the opposition candidate Nj.
Robinson succeeds, MIR. Pollard. who was also .
friend OF the administration.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19

sr The Alexandra Gazette contains the Ger
t6caics of J..hn II. Wren, Nelson Wren, IL. o.
LINDSAY, David Reid, Horat,n Reid, Richard REID
Joseph Sewajl, Jcferson Robertson Walter Jew
all and Lewis Maringy, citizens OF Falriax co"'''
", stating, that in slsn"s the paper insfar"ns
The r. delegate in the Legislature 10 voc against
Mr. Leigh they were deceived as 10 its true chnrac-
ter !-Ad nirabe mod; OF lnsructng, th's-~n'th
commences by making the people tho dnrfs. and
ends IN suh'cting them 10 the control OF lew ou-
sy 6emagoyucs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19

Defunct,-S'cphen Simpsons " National Ba"-
ncr" has been f,ld His val die ory appears on
the 10 h inst We take IT Tor grant that the SOW
hns returned 10 her wainwiug IN the mre; or, 4"
thcr wor Is, tina, Stephen has gone back To lie
ia k,on racks. Fl ON his 70 'onm'niIn. 10 e pun
lic r,,ron ,pc he " Democratic Herald" furious
Jack .on pa ,er which mas just broken tho c:;''holi
in Philadelphia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19

"Lo, IL. pogr Indior "A letter from ln'ca-
,oosa. 20 the editor of the Hun sv'lle u m"cfn'' ia
red December 81 describes al interesting scene
Inch recently took place in the Hall OF the ouss
Of REPRESENTATIVES, before the Legislature OF Ala
bama.
A large party Of the Creek tribe OF Indian. wore
in Tuscaloosa al that II ne, on their way 10 AfRdn
sa,. under the conduct Of Col. Hunter, the agent
and principal Chiefo' the Nation named Euta"
la The letter says;
A motion vas N ,de oy Mr.. Jackson to 'nVle Inc
Chief and his warriors within the Bar OF 'he
House; agreed to unanim 'nsly. Mr. Jackson was
men instructed 10 convey The invitation OF 'h'
H,nso. The Chief and his warriors were tnoh
c,n.it,r ed in and sratei themselves ~ chair' a.
ragged around the Hall b -" the lower 'c' :"
e.k,
E,i,y,o then dtrssc the Il use from his seal II
substance pre,ty much as foiIo~s- he So Ne IN me
| Creek language, whicn " sinierpre'ed ,.o"
to ume as he cee.ie1 by Col. Hunter no f"ec
! upon the House and gallery was solemn anu '"'e'
| Gazing. The tear started in more eyes ina" one
| The Chief is an Indian Of ene app psaso"ee-n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19

1N.,,imony aud Poiitics "A letter from Wash
inyton TO the edlor OF The NV York Cr"nscrr
furnishes the interesting informat,o" that Mr. V'n
Buren, hns been detected throwing sly gld"ccs ana
looking wuh wa,ery eye on a buxom willow from
renuc, see IN tn t cry. possessed OF ahnn"a"
charms. pcrsonul and perun,a.y. The lcttcr-wref
in SCOTT, gives such a glowing description of the
vou,s widows beauty aud bank stock, that we
.uspec, he !. some ma, smiiten himself Our OPP
pnsiiion to NJ. Van men being altogether Pol''i
c l. VIC wish hun al snc, ess IN his matrimonial
desiyn,-tho "a her rs we i,od II ai'"g her wrong
tina, bachelor shouts fill III. Prcs'a nlal cha'r-
tIc who fails to comply with one of the most essen
tial obligations of the social state. Is " unworthy
to he the ruler Of a free people"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19

Jan. IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-19

n BY tho arpoin'm n, OF judge wayne q
mrnber Of Cong, e,s, 10 the bench ut the Supreme
C,u,t, On J-ckson has :ive' uno'heI evidence OF
his f,,inlessness to his old opln,ons lie seems 10
have forgotten entirely MS solemn declara''on ina"
tn. FREQ cent s'Iec''on OF m mbers OF Congo" y"
Office, Ivy the Executive, would be al 'nful'o'e IN
Il ca ION that corruption was the order ct the Gay
HIS practice is pregnant comment upon his pre-
Cep'.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-27

|llnterbalt Der mslt mebr fo0'st, ae
Der tneiniss. 9b bin NIT mentscm
Sufrleoen' tp0breno lbrer NtputnlNe
ptel linO. &einer Don une benoen
treibt Ndcrbou, I'm 0rudh Sartef
feln, &c 3u er5eugen; 10 rrenl9 mte
man uns onf Dem QGeb ifubt nod in
Den Werfndtten Der Son0werf5leb
te beEOdftt9t tlsbt- mir trooen nicbt
III Dem untcrbalte unftrer Mttmsnt
EDen bsv, tonoeru GnO tepoe uur Die
DerSeber oergrscugn'iIe unfcrelNeb.
emnsnfbeu- -uno urtbc'its Die qBelt
nit ltrGnser llnportbeItihfeit' fo mir.
Dc iie mtcb Den betten Seri vDn uns
bsp0en nenuen "
Mebrere 0crlbcr9sbsnoc unter,
braben biele tlnteyrelun9. Uepoe
Itblspen tem 2InftDeins nob els cute
Nreunoe ; pnp mdbreuo tsh me'nsn
&opf 3urdctSc9 tbnnts 'cb njtbt untsr,
loNsn oussurufen; III oenn fem lin,
tsrlhieo smiIhen einsm Vest!er uno
|einett1 Wecbsler :!
Mebrere oSobrs Gno leltsem p,rs
fe0eu, uno bepoe Mdnner babe n
Der Notur ibre @ehu|bl be5atli, gle
Harden mie Ie tsbten; Der cine ais
Wechsler uno rer anDere ais Wett|ev.
oDie ib oas nablfna( IN oie
Sto0t fam, tonnte icb niOt untsrs
lo0en ibre 9rdber IN be(ucben. sic
maren beioe Don elmer Il, Sc Oas
Oras wu6s Go lppi9, ouf Dem einsn
ais ouf rem enOern. Ole GUnns
bs,,rab|ts bas eine 10 gut pIe ros an,
oere. Seine GhtG 9erenhaunesm
SreunDe uno 2lnnsbmllbftlt rmgob
oos 0tob oes Nsihen (O menle
,pie Der lpettenoe Singer auf oae
Orob oes 1rmen binmies. Nep>e
tporen slei0mdbis per!aiien, elaiane
unD eeres0eu Der Veponfs an ihre
0enimmun9 wobtn le llN be9etcrs
|ordnete iib bep mir elu-oer Grtf
no feiu llnterfhieo itattflnoet-,pu
|Stp!3 uno Die @tlfs 0erbiltnilTe
|oes iroi(ben 2ebens teinen ginsans
fnoen. Ser ofmali9e uutsritbiso
in Diefem 2eben erf1eint mir mie
Elm Staub i'm Commentary 9ssen
1enen 9lacftItben Ort, IN tpelhem beps
De ein9egon9en rporen. (Cpec.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-27
Ser Maier Dapio un1
Der Oer,Da Don wel!iueton.

Gin fronsbGIhes Blatt entbd(t
fpIgenpe 2lnstoote Don Dem bcrubma
ten Wa(er Gavib unp Derip9 Osp
weuiuston. QBdbreno Der erltere
ol6 9srbannter IN DthGel lebte, be-
@uhte ibn Der 6erso9 Don Weuln9,,
ton uu isin portratt Don ibm mas.
len III laNen., Ser MoIer laB 9erat
Dc an ftinsr 2lrbeit als Der 0ersoe
unansemeIoet NIT einl9en Ofl5leren
in feline Betfifdtte trat. 9os
Gpernen9ettitr erreste bic Iufmsrf,
famfeit peS MolerS, uno als er 1Icb
umponots uno Die rOtbsn uniformen
erbliote, fra9te er, leinen &ppf Elm
menig neisenD: "0Dleine 0erren,
nit mem babe ib 9ie gbrs au
fprecben - Ser oorberIte pen ib.
nen faste: ''ib bin Der 0srlos ..
BeQinstpn.' Sapio errbtbste bep
Dem 9>amen tpie Elm SinO,
lammetts Gdb a b er neu
spieoer unD srmiebsrte nit unaus-
fprebliber &dlte: "Gir, was
Fam ib fir @te tbun Gie ,u oer-
oinpsn ,pas ttebt su Sbren Sien<
fen?' Ser 9erspg, sans Ser>
ipunDert uber Die &dte bes Molere,,
per(etste: "Sb ,phnlbe einenSlnfts
Ter Dcn 70 sre6en1 0nf fsnuen ;u:
lsrnen, u. ba Sie 8enaparte et<
matt babeHgie meinen oen&aier,'
unterbraeb ibn Oauio nit ttpliem
SON uno errbtbete Dor mutb.-
A9oauptldbli6 bin i6 sefommen
Waste Def 6er;eg, IN, mein Ncrt
trait bon Sbnen nebmen su la0en."
Dapio fab i'm einiss 2lueenblife
init feltem BliG an uno erpieoerte
init etner Oeine Des grltaunens -.
Hsis mh0en tpif1su Git ib male
|nnr 9sf6ibtlibe 8esen(tdnDe." ."-.
|.,eo5b tpei6 es-ja,' erpieberte BET
'easlanoer, fb eln aa6esu e.,suin,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-27
@ine ate Wusttte.

O'an fano s,eulib cine Musfste
gu Gum Swamp, nabs eamesn
Is. s., pie man ais oas eetn'o>
:Itse @isentbuin zines .Sran5bNfhen
Wesers, gaamens Ssoi, erfonnts,
welber Sen Gensral eafapstte bsp
Ds0en erfsr Aneunft III olslen1 Gan.
De besleitst bate, unb ln1 ~sOlen1t
blieb bis gum @uoe oes SrtestS.-
Oie Mustste mor Dob ibn, nab Der
Nteoerlase res Gsnerols Gates per'
iteft pososu, oa lie i'm, ;u beibner'
ih ypar 3u trasen. Ser Cauf par
mitten pcu1 No)t Darbfrsnen, ur1e
tres bes lanset, 9ersrobsnllestns
in einsn, fsubtsn Sooen ent,lns
,pete iIb pas Yulper, nit Dem fle g.
laosa mar, 'nob bep Der SerIbrun!
BON SeAer.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-27

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fteia bsflnpsn, auf ipelcbem fclsenoe
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,J5amllten, ipelbe Az Sabre perbsp'
rotbst par, uno nie stpas tbatt oos
ibrerI Man1e tnlBFel.'