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a FlRsT.RATE TANNERY FoR RENT or

a FlRSTRATE TANNERY FOR RENT OR
IVA SALE-Being incapable Of carrying the Tar
nng Business under my own immediate direction and
having Oeen unable TO procure suitable superintendent
OF the establishment, DESTROYS ofrentng or selling
out my Tan YARD. Its location excellent one for
the business. The neighbouriood around it is thicklv
settled and it is not than mile distant from Nor
thumberland Courthouse, n very prosperous and
hourishng village large Ground Mill stands on the
same spot; also Blacksmths Shop. Belonging To the
establishment are twenty seven Watts, Bark House Beam
House, &c stream Of never-faing water passes
through the yard and emples itself into the pools In
short nothing is wanting TO render ffstrate establish
ment OF ITS size have hand considerable supply
oil BARK, which will be disposed of at fair price Pos
session may be had at any moment.
take this opportunity Of inviting public attention AT
the same time, to the stream which the Mill is situated
The water power which il affords 1 believe to be amply
sufficient for Factory Of some kind and have no doubt
that suitable capital invested in that way would Weld
a liberal return. JAMES NJ. SMITH,
NaHtaa Rcar NOrHUmbcridpd Curt hotise. or
HEWLETT a. JONES, BaHinoye
October Q. 4J--w4wF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-30

IL OIICE-All persons having claims against the es-
i tate Of Anne u. w. Harris, deceased are hereby
required to produce them, with the proofs thereof on The
18th day OF December next at the residence of Edward
" Moseey, IN Chesterfield, before Abram S Wool.
bridge Samuel Hancock, George w Cole and Edmund
a. lockett Commissioners appointed audit the same
~ decree OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud
Chancery for The county Of Chesterfield in suit there
10 pending n which Tom and others are plaintiffs and
defendant pain Of being barred from all benefit
under The said decree.
BY THE COMMISSIONERS.
October ~ d7--w4w
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"a AND FOR SALE.-We will sell TO the highest
n bidder on the premises, Friday, The 18th Of De-
cembe next $50 acres Of Land. lying in the county Of
Meckenburg, mile West Of Charlottesville. with
good buildings, we'll waercd aud about one half In
woods, and good tobacco land Col. a Burwei IS orr
authorized agent-Any person wanting information will
apply to him. Terms made known on The day Of sale
JOHN TABB
THOS. TABB
October2. [43-w1Owsl Er'ors Of r. D. Ta55, Jee,d
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LANDS FOR SALE an

(Remainder in our ner.. }
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13
TIE FRENCU OUEsTJON

Ihe public prints teeIning with rcports-But no
one appears 10 be distinctly informed Of the actual rea-
TONS between the two countries Until have asccr.
tanned what has really passed. advise what
measure ought to be adopted. Who can say, what the
President ought 10 recommend or how Congress should
act unless he Informed Of the that have passed
IT France has positively indicated her intention to re-.
quTc an apology Congress may proceed act once
IL no negocation has transpfed, the question sill pre-
sent different attitude. All that determine on
positively, is, that If the question be settled way
or the other, Congress ought TO appropriate
y amer ITS meetings the sums that may be necessary Tor
extending our ioruhcations navy, &C. &c.
Any thing like apology France is out Of the qucs.
ton. AS Che Norfolk Herald "a Wing paper correctly
says, Mr. Livingstone Letter gocs rs lar in the way OF
explanation honorable nation ought n reason 10
expect from another and beyond which our government
VIII nolan every citizen Of the United States will sa y
u ought not 70 GO II France insists on any further
0mc"de honorable than assurance Of the President
approval OF Mr. Liyingstons Letter, she will dishonor
hefseii IN making the demand, and should be imnea-
suIaby dishonorcd in listening to il for single moment
hat her determination is this point we are in
formed bot one thing is certain, that IT, with the expla-
nation gwen by MIR. Livingston and approved by the
resident she does not pay the indemnify the plea
at IS mol satisfactory, there will not be dissenting
voice IN inc United States TO the immediate dissolution
OF All intercourse With her. and immediate prepara-
ton Tor WAR; lest she should such step by an APP
peal to that alternative"
The Northern papers arc rife with rumours and yer.
SONS OF rumours The n. Journal Of Commerce has
this reading Of the matter.
lHE FnEScH QUEsrION- Several statements have
lately been put forth by different newspapers purport-
ng 70 exhibit The present attitude Of our relations with
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13

Ar, az ne resdence in Hanover, Saturday tho 9th inst
m mary W. Norris relief otho Richard Morris Fso a.,
county lady endnd with evoIy mind and hear t
no'u hcr TO her family and friends tho esteern
os, So aau'aon society cyeo cheerful tenper she 10,
os' sencness simplicity and elegance eadv
VIZ always eseted ieplcase pornd nm uncononv
h strong understanding. heat viruo,s
prudence the Of
n and charity towards and piey od Tbis t,y
hDic Respectable, nod ,i
ounsc is AZ yea a. sho aeehonste psrner bioIv
l hhshonS dnHnE At' h aud sdef hmened deab nevsr
meTasI mere capable to supply tho loss faiber
70 nsr rDuo1 ~ those she
feel and her lossj numcr5us circle N yi
scmble their parents. wv ~ ivy ""y ~
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MARRIAGES

bsHr'ed 90 Tuesday the 81 Instant, Fo Doe by the Roy
bsdcy Atkinson MI William NJ. Purner
a1med Miss Maria H. youngest daughter of the Dabnoy
all Of King William. ~" '''
Low ~ geDtie, gcn'fous passion,
SOTane Of all sublime delight,
When, wRh mutual ncliuatisaA
Two fsmi hearts IN one unt
Married. the the
- WINSTON by tie Rev. Mt Cooke, Mr. Edmund NJ
the nnd much aiss Euy H. Day oil Of ano
ysf-For the Bride I - - - .'O
Her hair IS the wing Of a black bird,
Her eyeis the eye of dove,
Her lips the mild blush rose bud,
Her bosom the palnco OF love.
For "the Union conunconn+--
BY Hymcn's knot securely
a hDpy bridegroom and a lovely BRIDE
fSponkcr Rohinson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13

On motion of II. w Desaussure ESQ
Cnan,monsiy Resotred, That the thanks Of the e;ti
1cns DC presented TO the Committee for their abe and
highly satisfactory report.
EDWARD w. NORTH, Chairman.
THOMAS ID. CosDY Secretary"
Tue City Council promptly made the appropriation
OF SoOoo, recommended by the meeting aud i'm so dc.
ing merit and will receive the unanimous approval o,
their constituents We gratifed also 10 learn that
e COMMITTEE ct Correspondence have entered ut once
upon ineir dues and already engaged the valuable
wees OF Col jus Gadsden, Col Abbot H. Brisbane and
MAJ jas u Holmes, the two former eminen,ly qualified
ioi ue tasS 10y their military education and ahsmati.
cal science aud the latter by the information he has nc
1uir d ana , active interest lc has ever inanitste
on inc subject ot Rail Road constiucton-to procc,d
or'nwnh "n an exploring expedition preliminary 4,
e cepuoh Oh the great enterprise, Of which they are
10 De the poneers-The Legislature shonld act i'm iii.
matter with the utmost beralty ana should not hsits
10 n".orzr The Issue of stock the amount of millions
OF dollars so much be necessary, in aid of ind
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO raise sufficient fund to complete the
S"ioina portion of the projected Road"
meeting has also been held at Columbia TO prom e
,he OBJECT They were addressed by WIN. Preston ESQ
IN MS most animated manner-and resolutions we,e
adopted to assist this magnificent enterprise The Old
Don'on must rouse up, and press onward or cl sh,
"i be dlstanced by her smaller but more active sisters
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13
THE VICL PRESIDEN-T.

The " . Telegraph states that N is said ia la. c
that the Wee President has gone Virgins u e, ndnc
VITA MIR. Rtcmc ON account of the dcsrrton 4 tina,
gentleman hy the New York Delegates. at the Rucker
caucus, Ne &c The Telegraph is i;,nd of writing
our name, that H.. has undoubtedly written it r. nst.
OF M Rtress We understand, that Mr. " b. was abou,
TO VISIT MIR Rves, TO cat of his mountain mutton
ana crae some m1sperhaps at the expense of the Op
By Last Nights Mua-The Vice Prcsden, has b,.n
on ms vst-as appears by tn. following paragra ph from
the Charlottesville " Jeffrrsopian Republican of Wed
nesday last
MIR. Van Buren, the Vice President of the L. s,ate,
mas been on visit To MIR. VIM. G. Rives since Fraay
last; yesterday he arrived the EAGLE Hotel in thi.
own where many OF citizens called upon him and
had the pleasure Of on they find HIN, 10 be
gentleman of plain and dignfrd manners and one in
whom they will take pleasure in ccvatipg 10 the h;yh
est office within their gift-While here he visited The
University of Virginia, with which he expressed him
sell highly graiifrd. We understand that he will vis,
monuceiio where the immortal JEFFERSON rcposes to
day-and that he will visit Mr. Madison ON Friday and
then proceed 10 the seal of Government
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13

.s.o...-, c., 49,, - COMJMUNTC.aTED
~ Quarterly CoaH held for enco county OF the Court
on Monday, The 81 November The donh of Iy.
nowics, ESQ: bong Snouneed TO die Court, il
ho0ed That foe ta
o. their regard o his and
neOer OF Court, n
INC usual badge Of mourning for thirty day ~
That us Resolution he record that the
Ck DC requested forward thereof the de-
aud TO each OF the in the City Richmond
pFIohcnfI0n a Copy. Tesie LOETIN N. Ef.IErT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13

"no ,ou &c the merit Speaker Of the Senate of rirSna
sve frequently heard this question asked both by
nePuoicsns and Wings, and think il not ,b,
powerful effort will be made to fost good clevsr
wing into the Chair. Last year, the Wings comic nded
"a .he Lower House, that they had a majority OF
heIers IN that body they entitled to the Speaker
therefore attempted to turn out old and faithful
on'er under tins title OF Tie ma ority II niyht
have been supposed from the course Of the Wbgr ,ba,
U, y would never again question this te of The naorfy
!" an or any oi the Offices but, with view of mixing
o'"h auon against the Adm D,tration, it is believed
.hsy m now attempt gain the Speaker Cf the Senate
Notwithstanding they are the minority. Much may
DE gained or lost In this appointment Let every friend
OF the Administration be his post in due time and let
all unite in eevapg the dsting and talented
man among them, t. the Chair, and all viii he well
A. b.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13
THE MAMMOTH BaNK

AS the vulgar saying Isl The boot appears 10 be ON the
other teg Instead of the Great Bank being established
IN Uaa Street il would that it is projected for
Chesnut Street Mr. Van Buren, not at the bottom of
The scheme-but good Wings as the present Bank of
the u . can muster in its ranks. The PHILADELPHIA Ga
zette says " Ii is quite pTobabfe that application will he
made to the Legislature of Pennsy at lis ne ss
sion, Tor charter for Bank to take the place of fe
present Bank of the United States with capital of ten
TO twenty or more millions Of dollars and IL is kLoy,bf
hGt such Bank could aoyd to girc such bonus for Hs
eharte as could render its application successful If i,
should be asked what would be the object Of creating
STATE BANK with so large capital it could be answered
hat branches would be located in the States the
lures OF which should authorize them and ihat in the
other ST les, where such permission shond be- oh
famed, agencies for the buying and selling Of domestic
and foreign bills OF exchange would be established -
That some OF the Western and South Western States
would suhorisc branches, there can hardly be qncs
on," &c. &c. - PC
We Inst TO the good sense and frmncss Of The Reoub
icans OF Pennsylvana TO defeat this Mammoth nsiitu.
uon we arc happy TO the Philadelphia Sentinel
counting very much whether any such scheme can re-.
eelVe inc sanction Of tic Senate and we rather think
those members Of the House Of Representatives bcvond
the limits Of Philadelphia, who have any wish to be re-
elected, Will not be IN haste vote for Unless there
should be great change in public sentiment on that
suotc SUCH vote would be about equivalent 10 sign
ing their political death warrant"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13

o., mARkETS-NovENpEg 18th 1895
lohAcoo-Aoderate srpples OF new daily receiving in
hhds Snd fooss-such as is ripe and Ieafy
@as sgely from 80 a IS z5-Scarcely a2y
on inspecting the demand privately good.
ahd prcTy large sales have been made al az
Tor inferior logs-$7 IL So so for common
passed
FLooR----Supphes noderssc-holders ash set.A go.
chasers Offer 50.
WuEAr--In good demand at 81 30 a 81 IS, being 10
cents lower th1n last week
BAGWELL. SMITH & JONES
Hholcsaie Prizes
CoHN--00 cts.-Corn Meal-SI
WORKMAN McGRUDER &, C,o
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excellent Republican, paper, the Danvie Observer Mr.
mas the character Of gentleman of fine talents
winch his address fully confirms. "a He is Republicans
OF the genuine stamp, and will be in every respect an
acquisition to the paper and to the Editorial corps
The American Constellation is very much enlarged
ana improved We hail the improvement of this firm
spirited and able paper with great nlea
sure ,oW groo acih The grort and strengthen .eith
Me sre"gM OF the party to whose prosperity il cm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13

The CharIestoen Free Pres twis rs about our aver
sion TO Congress President 1--WE thank thee jew
for teaching US that name ~ The truth is (Ssvs ony
Shaflesown critic) the 'spos party know Thai Ar Van
Buren, has not majority Of the freenen Of the country
win h ana they arc endeavofing excite this prcin.
dice against an election by the House thinking manv
good honest men will take Mr.. v H. Ms lesser evil Than
Congress President and in order to avert the awful
consequences which Mr. kiichic and others predict FROM
The antiques Of the Representatives Let not the peo
PIE he diverted from their purpose by such
ISM, ~c &c True, sir; we do think many honssf nea
w take Mr. V, d in preference TO n C0agress Presi-
dent We know It 70 be a fact--and YOU will know IL
too u ever u comes TO that issue Many an honest pa.
Hot ~ the honest conviction Of his understanding will
vote iof The Little magcians rather lau take Congress
FresdeH Bot we ask no such advantage Of you "Sive
Us we repeat, but horse and clear field and that
IS al we want with all your vopouring we challenge
700 70 the encounter.
IN aeqUiSfion Mr.. w. M Tredway has associated
himself IN The interests and Editorial Department 81 H.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13

The People of Tennessee rising in the defer nee of
Gen Jackson against the of the Legislature
Several of the counties holding meetings. and passing
resolutions to instruct their Senators and Delegates
Mr. folk had receiycd the honor of public dinner at
Morrisville-A Letter in the Nashville Union says:
Judge Grundy washerc ond made a sp cch Of an
hour in length, in fine styie-te assembly were delight
cd and Frequently interrupted him with bud and general
cheer ng. Col. Polk made n speech of an hour andia
quarter IL was of his best cff1rshe called thing,
ny tier right names-the effect powerful. Tw
thousand people were present, and one hundred and
thirty or forty oass dunk handed in all in the
rigat faith but about twenty. ExruSoE stands forth
boldly In the Regular Toasts well in many of the
volunteers: whilst about rescindinp, they all LIN
as death The people Of this section, and believe
through the county will certainly sustain Reprcsen
tatlves voting O
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(From The Buchanun .3dsoe,,f,

W "CAssAypnA,' unavoidaby pos,p med shall ap
pear in our next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

List OF the Students at the Unirersity They amount
10 23I There are from North Carolina; ii from Sout,
Carolina; . from Geofga; IL ON Alabama; from
mississippi; efrom Louisiana from Kentucky; 4 from
Maryland; from Washington City; from Tennessee;
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I.KMxoroa, Va, Nov. 6. Is95.

IlEAlNcTOH, Va, Nov. g. 1875.
In Jnstice TO ihe feelings and character of Mr. Henry
l. Gafnelt ie nnaefsgnFd haVing attended the inves-
ugahon oil the occurrence which Occasioned his
ton and mai IN this countyand being fully satisfied
VIII The pTopsety moderation forbcarance of his
conuuc under lbe eesanstances in which he placed
convinced Of bis innocence Of M feonaus oGynce for
winch he was araignsd, of his cAre eouplee ius-
thcaon, and of Tive eommendae nidncss of his dspo-
sion and conduct hHOuhout the unpleasant affair with
great pleasure rrudSr this tribute 10 his claims pon MS
as a stranger, citizen, and gentleman.
we CONSIDER bin not only Legally, but morally fully
justified in his sondset tlirogghout
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13
THE EXpUNGLyC Rrscr ,rr,o,.

we recommend the following spirited article. from tho
Lyneh6nrg Dcmocraf, 10 the attention of The PeonIc
mere should now be no fnchng lodging We sho,
mat The resolution, passed by the Senate in TIA,
anlc session ought to be expungcd-that was passed
without authority in defiance of the very forms Of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13

peen FULLY justified in deliberately shooting him. and that
e .eicsed most extraordinary forbcasnee in not doing
IL without a moment of hesitation" "s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13
Esnarninm.

NHRS MARY TOMPKfNS can accommodate S,o,,
iVA 10 10 Members Of the Legislature with Boara
the ensuing session.
Nov 10. 65os
HP UNAWAf IN JAIL.--Was cosomitied To the
n y Jail Of Powliatan county os a Raaa,cag on lie
Gay "a petobef last negro womaD, who calls her.
sell Ceariote Read. She is feet high about 30 years
oid ana Of brown eomple xiOBhas 10 visible marks or
sooss obout her hands aeeShe says she s free and
WAS rascd IN the town Of Columbia Lancaster county
FehnsyFann The owner Is requested TO forward,
pay charges and take her away or she will he dealt S
as he law directs EBERT MOSBY, Jatior
Novembef u 50-wfw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13

- !. II ~
SAMB. MCD. REID, Ciyk
Of RYckJridge county.
ROBT. r. BARTON,
Committing Magistrate.
y s. MORGAN, NJ. n.
JOHN MOFFETT,
WA. TAYLOR, .atUney
for he Commonwealth.
&. z DORMAN. AnOrney.
ALLAN u. MAGRUDER, mn.
s. Med. MOORE.
JAS ID. DAVIDSON, atiorneg.
ID T. NOORE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13

thompson, the foreign incendiary was recently Hrl-
my about In the suburbs of Boston and Salem II re-
ported that he has been endeavorng take passage TO
England Tor some time past but no shipowners would
~"" Sah TO come on board their vessels The latest ru-
NOR Is, mat ne has set his Ease TOWARD the Canadas
whence he will proved to England ey way of the Gulf
OF 81. Lawrcnce.- Erederieks6nrg HernLd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-13

IN aeqUisfon-Mr. w NJ Tredway has associated
bmseb m The interests and Editorial Department Of that
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U.rFORTt!N.9TE gCCJDENr

Mr. GarDett, who has favored us with the follow;n,
letter, rs gentleman of great responsibility la
ment the accident IN which he involunarily in.
VoVedbnt who does not approve his conduct through.
out:-lhe gentlemen, upon the spot, who were wit.
nesses TO the Transaction among most respectable
citizens of Rockbridge coanty
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-23

81 Cine Bia sur 9erb eTeruno Der Mfte>
rpelbe bic QHbitssB ater: 8rld: :(je lsa1baft
ale Rbrper aryuerfsnur.
A. Cine Bill sur grtauuns zines gtaatsz
1psses in Den Sauntie6 9!oam6> Sro,pn uuo
@Irmont.
0aus Der Neprefentanten.
Die roleencen Bills muroen gum 8. M1aIe;
seIelen uno 9nQen ourb:
~ eiue 3ia Sur Sr9anifrun9 oss Gountp
Qen,p.
g. Cine 8iQ sur Inter ittbuus bon gils
setter Yearions.
g. cine 8iu cen 9(amen Der Gtabt
ano 2aunfdip @ta8rin in oem GauutY @u=
pabesa um5udnosru. D.R.@Ite ,puroe outd,
Stimmenmeb bsit gum preFoenten Nidtsr
ernannt%
[Gmi3r.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-23
Ser u cir t bet,

Qlm 16ten eieles bureb ben Gbrp. 8 g.
Sent. Jor. William 5oatplev. NIT Min Maa
ria @ooofpeeo,, beioe Don NahiQon.
Q'm 14teu siefes oure9 DEN Gbrw. &. ST.
6cpeins, 53r. George 3d. 'MeIlaee. Sber.fs
pen pottase @auntp. nit Neif Glen @apa
nclss Don oieler Staot.
Sim 18teu Dec. bureb eyobn 9artpill. @iq~
3r. Daniel 2Inorems, nit Min Maria 8as
ter ZObter BON Saeob Naeer, @fqr. ooa
QEdYne gauntp.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-23
tftben ;u la0en roo fs Nattsn fe:t'
tro9en flnnen. sa.

Gon9reb.- 9err - Q IT,
GDrllser Der Committee hbsr Mit-
tel uno 2Be9e, brohte am l6 Oe'
cenber Ole fplsenoen wlOtl9en
Bills i'm Saufe Der Nspreiententen
sln:
lttens-Ginc Biu, UNI Die g.
pelttn pee bf&rtIl0tn Ocloee Der
Osre n,Qten .Gtuaten III gewl0 len
Gto0tsbonfsn 5u regll!lrea-
2tco6--tslne ylu, uul " Olel DDn
IOcr Nfte ~ mI>GrrnfcM bstite't.-
"Glne 2IFtn o!e ,pfltpten bes gtlb'
|Eonmlbhr6 Ger NonE Der Qer.-
5toatcn I'll toertrage,b ,nO Oae
2tent siue5 2elb>GDumt6dr5 obSu,
ltb0iTen, ais Oon ptr61nf pcr S5ev-
elnlot|n SStaateu erbeNlbt, oles
fur DE unttrlD!eplitb:n Staaten i'll
perrIu tea+
3!cns-Gluc Dil, un DblmatEt
gum Q}srfauf oc5 Sanfliolfs Der
Dst. G5to1tsn ~ ertbc!!ch
Vela9te VIiis mur0cu s>pepn1al
oerlcftp uno ouf Q3ocE'hIa9 o:6
}ln. 'pola oic ,psitsyt Grud9un9
ol3 sum crften 1)tonto9 i'm Oonu0r
aufgei;bobcn.
Sonc0er 0a5ette.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-23
Neue N1rtner1Otp.

Die llnterlbriebenen benabrlbtisen ibre
Ereuuoe uno bas VubIifuub oaB lte felt oet.p
gten Senuer NIT einanoer in GefeaI1aft se=
tseten (ins, unter Der Sirma "&ramer uno
sh1eort" rum bas 3ierbrauers Gefbaft aI6
1labfolser BON 3 b n uno q r am er, fu,t@,
;uflbten. DurD CUTE Qlaare uno phnft=
iieDe @ufrnerffameeit, Soften Re baS 3utrauE
eninb Die fprtoauernoe unterfhBnns Der
Sreunoe Ser sorissn Sana, nno sIuen Ibeis
oet gunt tes publsraas i'm Auseme.ueu 5,s
psssieue,a uuo 5n erba!ten. .....s.~
gbrtltian Srdmer. e
pblllp Si0borf.
ganton San. 2. 1885. N,1S
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-23
Die N0af uno rcr Gcnot Der Ger,
taStQOsGn.

9)lan miro ftp erianern ba6. Der
Ssnat oer Q5tr. 81. am e5tbIub
l>lnce lte:en Ulbun9 :elue 6 en1mit-
tEs onitelltt, un, Dls Nu9elegtnbelten
Der 6ant Der Der. Gtooten III un
terfacben. 8<p Nniteuuns oiefer
&omm.ttee ,par Der Genot jcDoO
ieAr porNsbti9, oob ia tsin Srsunp
Der N0mlnl1tratten pocr Gesner Der
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