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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-20
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Drtuttug Eatab ltabsa1e11t,
70 z 8 A T. e..

A PRINTING OFFICE, located at the
seat of justice, Of one of the most fourishing
and wealthy counties, situate on the Ohio
river, in this State, is now offered for sale,
on very accommodating terms.-The Office,
is we'll supplied with NEWS & JOB TYPE,
BORDERING, CUTS &C., also with good
substantial IMPERIAL RAMAGE PRESS,
|25 hair Of ceases, stands, gallies, form boards,
Chases Of all sizes, bank, form and taher
troughs, &c. &c, all in good order. The
subscription list is large, and the advertising
and JOB custom is very good, and surpassed
by but few papers in this State Amecha-
mic, desirous of making profitable and per-
nanent Investment his funds, would do we'll
to examine the above establishment And
to person wishing to enter into the PRlN-
Ting BUSINESS, it offers the most favora-
BILE prospect Of success ..
1t will be necessary however to remark.
that no one need apply, who cannot come
we'll recommended to continue the political
character ofthe paper, such as it now is or
ever has heen--true Democratic Republi-
can. =.
For further particulars, application may
be made to the editor of the ".american Un-
ion," steubengllle, Ohio, by letter, Post
Paid. .a@s.. ,....,
February 4. 1885. " = ..
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-20
TO 2 Rim - e r. S.

THE undersigned continues to manufac-
ture the FRANKLIN PRINTING PRESS.
He has for sale several second handed Stan
bury and Ramage Presses. Also chases Of
all sizes, composing sticks, brass rules, gal
lies, copper moulds, ink rollers &c. g.. OF
all of which he intends to keep general as
sortment for the accommodation ofthe craft
His establishment is on the corner Of Elm
and English streets.
SAM'L DICKINSON.
Cincinnati, Aug. 18th 1895. ..~.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-20

Sn oisfer QIngabe aus Maros uno sneiner
@alsnoerbere6nung. pslbe ftblo in ben
&alsnbern befuoet 9ebt Der unterIbeb bio
aber orep Stunoen. QIus oiefen bephea
Iabelleu fann jsosrman nabfrn MdrS
sntl1eiosn per rsobt bat. ,.no mas bic Ien,=
peranee Gefsuf6ait n,ir eetoblen-iu ibreu
Calender ebue rnsinen Namsn bat orudsu
laHen.
N1eine @alencer 8ere6nuns fix 1886
III bsYnabe rpieoer Original NIT 9rOBem
6leiB beredbnet. SD n,abe eieitS nun
osebalb bsfannt oaB speuu 1T 3ufunft oie1e
|Nabternbsits @e(ealhaft rieber tneine Des
|re1nuns fsblsn uno na6brudsn laNen loa=
te, oaB bas YubIifum, neil Iie sn beua Ge.
ltsblsnsn gar Reineu Slan,sn als 8ers6uer
se}sbt tabeu, fih oarOr in Mebt nebnen fait,
um iptbe neue neroabtiae Calender pbne
Brshnsrs 0lamen niebt 3u taufen, uns
oaousb bic Spibbhberep 3u unterithBen.
menn Ge aber Warbs ober iraeno zines
aaoern Bsrebners galsnoerberehnuna hru=
dsa IaNeu une os6en 0tamsn oa3ulsB en- fO
asM MID oas nidt6 an. Da6 Vublifum
eaun. wsnn oes Mouos Aufsaua i'm Mars
beobabtst tpiro, islb(t iebsn Of t1,eius Sris
siuale, o6sr Waros uab oem Gnsli1ben
gpbsmeris berebnet, falf6 1T. Die Sons
ne bat ein,aat fur MIDI eutiAisben uno ieb
sweFe gar uibt eaf3 Der Wono AUDI oieies=
NAL tar mid entlbeioen piro.
Dag Der Gnsliiebe Gpbemeris pora,ss
8aros 8ese6nuns 8enonsnen 1T, fallb 1T,
tann iebsr Nfrouem oer audi nur gang wes
nis pomDiit,slslauf peritsbt aus ibrsr eiseus
BsrebnnnS erfennen. -, .. .
Der Wono uno ale VIaasten sebeu BON
Weffen naob Sfsn oieles fann AUDI oeufs
lib beY @onnen uno Monofniterni6en ses
le6en ,perben cine Sonuen SiniterniB faust
allemal. an Der Meitleite an nnb sebt an Der
Off1eite Damon, zine Monofu(terniB fdnst
an Der Ditisite an, unb, sebt an Der Mef'
ieiie beS Wsonb6 bapon. @obalo Der 9Reebs
lel BON gl!t 5u neu D1one porbeY it. 1T or
Mlcao an Der Oitleite Der @oune ,uo er
|aebt Nbsnos fpdter rpie Die Goune uuter,
fforar.t ipdter auf bic Wittass 9inie ,ano sebt
lipaser auf; Dor bsn, 9teumono absr 1T Der
Maoub an Der qDe(Heite Der Sonne. sebt Dor
Der Gonne auf fomrnt Dor Der Sonne auf
Die Mittass 9inie uno sebt Dor Der Sonne]
unter. Otnn iast MarbS Derebnun8 nadp
benz gnslifben Gpben,tris oaB Der oseas
nonb ben 2sien Sanuar a llbt 10 NinMten|
|ssabmittass Fey. unD fast auRin isinss|
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-20

| @plumne no BEG NPoub's eaop'aB anseses
lteniits baB Der Monb ben 9sfen I'm 3n6!f
1lbr 9 Oliuuten ibsr bic Mittaas 9iuie siens
ae. lls!ober QEoer fprud Da bob Der
gfono erfu, 4 lbr 10 Dlinuteu n+u spirb,
fol- er lbOn oeulelbsn Gag 9 M. nad Der
Sonue uDer Die Mitta9s &iuis sebea, lib an
Der SRlsi Der SOnns bsfnoen, no oob Der
gpono bis ! ubr 0la6HntaeS nod an Der
IMstlslte Der Sonue t limb (rpn mmB?
ISernsr Iast bieIsr lebe Gns!ube Gpbsmeris
Don 1885 oap es oen 27ten 8sb'uar IL ubr
90 M. III 9rsengib 0telmouo weroe uno
faet AUDI oaB Der Wvno ben 27teu 12 llbr
go Minuteu iber oie Mitsaas Hinie aien9e.
wie 1T nun suieoer oa6 mDsIieb 2s M. nab
SRittaa miro er(t Der Monb neu uno lou Sob
lIDon 20 W unten naO Or Goune WlttaaS
an oer Oltteite fein! Ser Wlpro aeht in "a
Stunoen na6 ibrer siseasu QIneaabs, UNI
]ole 3ett nur II Wiuutsn natD Often, bems
nab bate Der 9leumDub lbon 9Roraens um
g llbr iepu n,1iien tpsrn It an Dem Gage 90
Winuten neb Der Spuue ibsr Die Mutass
Ieinis ssbsn (ou; 10 eSuute i'd nosD pisIes
anfAbtcu uno dls unwabt benel|tn, oie(e5
mag aber far oiefesmal senus fspn.
Su!ebe Nblufoitaten rpetoen pom boben
8rittlhen SDferoatorium ogr 9DeIt auTses
)tilbt uuo eS miro alles fir 2tabr"eit uno
|bObe Wsisbet angenommen al6 oD Ole GH9=
Ililhen N|trononsn Ole 9lnyonomie in .brcm
| Obleruisr @eba,.oc ein9e(hlO1sn batsen, H.
ale QBslt nun DerhurSen ,pdre aIlee fnr reu
ne nno lautre Mabrbeit an;unebmen.
Jb bstlaete tnitb oaber b<Y Dc. 9lae9terr'
Belts 0eIeaibaft npo serionate fir rne'ne
Originate 8ere6nuus IS lbaIer, ttatt osta
Zen aber erbieIt iob esre Motte, oom Sbers
fen Der Gefsufhaft BON pbilaoe'pbia. Ge
fttrieb: lie bdttsu 2DareS 8ereebm'ne aes
fauft, Der Drudsr absr bitte lts pstIoren 9es
babt, uno bdtte Damn sinen onoeru Calender
nabasorudt, meinsno % >pMe alee elne ;
ooer als Db Die Observation-Disclosures flr
teoen Drudst umlon(t ir Bulbs al1T BEN
Sdumen ,phebfsu! 60 bat o.e srpBe rsibe
Gsituibaft mir uno msinsn Gineern oas
8:oo aeitpblsn, uno Mil NeA ann bic Ountt
oe5 Vublfums ouyeA Die mir 9eltobIene
Maartu er,perben.
@arlS. G9et m ANA.
0llte 3eitunas=Drufsr, wel6e ben Wad's
orudern uno Debsu-nibr bic Ssabts ba!s
ten wOlIsu ,psrben sebstsm cbl9ee 5ur
Nabribt fur oas YubIitlua, in ibss Dolss'
b!dtter aaf3unsbmen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-20
MARTIN VAN BUREN,, OF
R E ID 30 orfs.
DROPOSALS for Publishing

PROPOSALS for Publishing the BIO
4 GRAPAY Of this distinguished citiz-
en-, whose early habits Of. study, perssye-
rance and application, united with his up
rightness as man and his unwavering de-
mocratic principles, have propelled him on
ward, from the humblest walks, to fill many
important stations in his native State, as well
as in the General Government, until, BY his
adhering to the canse of the People, they
have raised him to the second office 10 their
gift and if mistake not the American
character, he is destinsd still further to re-
ceiye their confidence by being placed by
them in that chair now filled by the illustri-
Gus JACKSON, with SO much honor to him
tional glory that will endure and increase IN
splendor for ages after the names Of his reyi-
lers shall be as dust, forgot, to be heard of
no more forever a.
The work will make. nea, volume Of
more than 100 pages, from the most anthem
tic sources, including his mastery speech
on the REVOLUTIONARY CLAIMS OF THE WAR
WORN SOLDIERS, whose toll and sufferings se-
cured the independence Of the country. 4
The books wil be ready for delivery pri-
or to the adjournment Of Congress +; bound
after the manner of the Biography, Of Col
RIM. JOHNSON, published by me-. The.
price to be S5 fos l2 copies, or 80 cents
single. II :
The sarious democratic friends into whose
hands this Prospectus may fall. win give adj
ditionaf circulation to the work BY obtaining
such subscriptions as may be profersd with
inten days, and retura the same to the pub
Usher. VIM. EMMONS.
Washington City, Jan. 9th, 1895.
oa-Subscriptions received at this Office.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-20
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Naboem biefsr @srenmann Dor einiaen
Iassn (einen Sis in, Senate bieie5 Staa:
te aufSen0mmen bate, perIisB Ct am 39f.
Sanuat eOlumbns um iib na6 Daprafo:
META ju bsseben. NO ct feinen Disnit ala
ginnebnner ber bfentlibsn @sloet nab bsm
anftras ees prdiloeuteu Der Der. 9taatsu
abetnnmt. Mdbreab spir uns, una isiuet=
pi!Ien Der ibm seworesnen gbre erfreue.,.
fbnnen mir IS nur bsoausrn, baB Der Seuat
fur iebt einen ieiner feiteiTen spteilsr oeslo:
zen bat. Gen. 8'atburn bat feit Is Sab:
'su asir zreae uno Aufopferuus 6f.utlide
|9ltmttr besltioet, uno psnu lause nno anae:
!trenase Dienits in oer Sade oss Do!ses ii.
ssn Nniprueb auf cine Aulteauua teari,n,
otu 10 bat ct cine iolde nereient. geiut
1:t.u oemoerat'fdea 2Hdbier Don @olumbi:
ina 9sunsa tnadsu isss etnen aaeeru an
ieiae &teue esspahlsn. unD mir arpeifelu
aiGt, eab fe unf'u @siskssbuus e,nsn {:
|benlo frsutu, eoen1o oesnosratildeu uao (ei
aen lDib!ern eosnio sr3esenen Wann fnsu
Zen sptreen. ctfbOn ct pieueiobt n;dt ois
Veibiftsesfasruns oss @sn. 8tadpurn be:
i's'n naas.-[Rr. M'&ais erbidt bic Ssel'
It Nie oben erlibs!i6.l - ...-
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-20

Dtutf6lano.-Das tleine
iberaus betriebIome uno tunt1feibb
Sc Routsreleb Sa0len lsRt uon
Jabr 3a Sabr mebr lttner Sabrlb
,pdcren an Nmsrifa ab. Oabtn
sebbsen multfalIlbs SnItrumeuts,
Yet!lnets uns feltbare Slblepsrf
GBOllen unb Baump susn. unter
lestsrn fno Strampfs Elm sso6ss
DaneeIsartltet. Sm lestsn Jabre
,par Der 9ersauf baummolsner
Ssrhmpfs an Amsrifanilbe &auf-
ieute f. sroSi befnnoess nab Nsss
Sort, oaS fsln 8orratb blleb. Die
st,pbbn!t6en tpeibsn Srampfe, Die
man in Den 0er. Staatsn mibrenp
Dss Sommsrs baufs trdsh lsno
SrSbentbsi!s aus Sab(sn
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-20

,tparoen :; bep bee Nsuu an bic un,|
hansboren neun Aus(aRisen, Die
na6 ibrer 0eiluns nlebt wiepsrEa,
rseR tteb ;u beOanten. Bsp per
3ebn, IpdS fonn ib oo 8eseres i'm
Sinns baben ais bic bejIit
en1ebn 9ebote? Gie
Dame bier iit ein lebrstbeS Bib
Der &bntgin Don @5abo, Oie Ocm
gnoe Der Bslt, an 2Beisbeit su
Salcme fam; uno Der >Sonis fast
mir, oab ib n,einem SbnIse, Uspr9
Dem 4tetl alS Elm braosrSeloat Ole'
usn 1ou.''
"8ut!r' fasts Der majcr: Habsr
parum baisOu Den Den 5aben oer'
ssben1''
H15eD Dem 8uben oenet ib init
frepNh aub gt.pas meuo Sle IS
nibt wpllten un9ndots neb'
men,
"0eein, uno pas 1T oas g frasts
Der Majsr, poranf psr 5olpat ant
1pArtete
"Oa6 tsin drserer Bube auf Der
sanien9ottssme!t it, ais osrS6lIn.
gel .. Str6entas0t, Der alb bisrbsr
seflbrt bat.''
"Aub gut! uno psitsr?"
"Beiter 1T ussiue Sarte aub
s1eln &alsnoes: Denn rpsnn ib ale
Ausen bsr sanSen &avts 1ulammsm
sable, 70 ftnoe Ib 365, ssraos 10 uieI
a!s Sage i'm Sabr une Der bIdts
ter (tno Sc, oas mobs 70 piel ais
We9en i'm sJabr. Jm 0lotbfau
babe i6 ono Slbel un0 &alenber,
Vebetbub uno Spiel;us turj bep
elnanosE, uno msine SbuIo ilt's
nl6t, penn oes $ropf Don Sirebsns
Hss9t, per Den sanssn Sag iber
oent Spiete Iiegt, ein @(sIssebirn
III, 0as in (einem 9an;enGsbsn nibt
Die Sdlfte pon Dem in elmer Rarte
Sefebeu boti ~as lb soriu tebs.''
(geOo patr.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-20
@ erh etroth etk

cSu pitsburg am 1Sten eiefeS curb ee "
Gbr,p. pru. @batles 9aiot y. Or. %Qr. g.
Q1. BeIoan. QIboocat, Don oieltr gtaot. m 1
Miif &atsl W'@ormid pon Ytttsburs.
Nm 1ftsu oielte eurb oen ebstp. Qrn.
George 5bIOhsr, yr. 9siurib @eiser BON
@arrou @auntp, init Mid gDufina 3utaosrn
pcn Iuseoralpa5 g..
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-20

" Dem aDtb. Ser iamin SoueS,
unisrsm @onsrtB MtsIieo, ,ltaten mir uufern
psFblaoli6ften Dauf. fir Die uu5 3assianoz
ten Documsnse, biermit ab.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-20

h~Dcm 9lusIanoe babsn mir tsine mid
tlae NatbrIbtsn erbaIsen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-20

Oh~"t"a 9NAs ~ Ok1HuNEI AOOc~
GTOem aDtb. . Se iamin SOneS.
unlsrsn @onsrtB MitsIieo, ,ltatten mir uufern
psFb'aeIiebfen Dauf, fir ois uus osseiano:
ten DOeutnsmt, biern1it ab.
H-Bona Nu6!anoe babsu mir tsiue MID
tl8e NasbrIbtsn srbalten.
o. Sim GcnsreNe, pie anb in uu1ere,
@eiessebuus it niDta Don wi1tissei: pOy:
|sefaasn.
O. Der NbtS. s ob n 6. Mriabt Il.
berfanote ieine QlbbanPuae ais Giehter Der
Supreme Court. al bic Uelss9ebuna oielts
Staates, am Sten Die (eS.
H~B'r prnsbnen oaB faIide Gheds
|auf Die Sarmsrs 0ane con Gantou, welebf
lib srpifben 5000 1bater bslauftn aus.
|ssitsut .roroen.
Der cine ruree In NeusDors, unb ber aneere
IN cincinnati due0e3abtt.
Staate Senator.-8eD Der Wabl
tpslte am 7ten cieies CUR @rwabluna eins5
Senatoss fur bic @auntiss GOlumbIana uub
sarrOg ssbalten marc, spuroe QDtn. Q8. So,
Rais nit elmer srpBsn Msbrbeit nber leinsn|
Gesnsr $. M. Senfius erwdbIt. Stims:
men (tausen pie foIst:
ecIumblana, M'Sais 1928. SeuRins 1osI
CARROT, Do 90 b. 14l
Glide nfue eaunties ,puroen tis3Iieb in|
WHouri orsaniiirt. uuo erbislteu foIsenoeI
9lamen @ipes. 9obnion, 8snton, polf,
Ba:rp, Ianep uub Wbitsu.
0rSm Ssnate oieftS Staate5 tpures
nit rs sesen 11Stinmen Der 8sibInB ges
faBt, ale DantnOten utter IS auder @our5
5u fsssn, uno ras fernere Nussabeu iol1eyI
8ils itrsnse ST unterfassn.
Vobiser Sef1luB :puros Som llnter
baule psrworfen,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-20

o. Sim gcnsreNe, pie anb in uuIere.
@eiessebans 1T niDta Don wi1tissei: poy:
|sefaaen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-20

O. Ser NlbtS. Sobn @.8riabti
berlanote feine 9lboaueuae ats Midter ;,
Supreme court, an bic Oelssseouns oieIt
Staates, am 2ten Die (es.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-20

Qllte 3situnss wel6e ben Wadb'
|orudern uno Diebsn-nibr bic Seuebts baIs
ten mOusu; ,perceu sebstsm cblses 5ur
|Nabribt fir oas YubIitura, in ibss Dolss'
bldttsr auf3unsbmen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-22

prf 10 /; ahA il may hare tt remarked. lhat thee
are soNctd thousand bales ii American Cotton in
the port Of quality inferior. not Ia be worth
I'd to Sd per ID ; Sea Island OF ordinary To fair
qualities sell ut 2ld to 2ld, and the finer kinds al
Is to IS per lb. Stained at SD TO L.. prrnam-
haeo Cotton Ed to l5id. Maranlmm and Bafia
At 12f 10 li4.-Wcst India and Dcmcrara ut Cd
10 liAd. Bengal and Sarat at 81 to sd, aud
Egyptian al Id 10 I'D per IL.
The demand for Cotton YARNS and manufactures
WIS continued with great brskuess until the begin
nlng of July, when the demand for both was check
cd, the former hasn" since that declined | 81 Ia
ID per III, with unwillingneSs on the part OF pun
elasers to resume their purchases until the last
work, When considerable sales were effected at the
reduced prices for the Russian market. tacocs
Tor printing and some other articles have also de
clmrd IN Value from 10 IL II per cent The
wcathcr for securing the Harvest has been uncon-
monty favorable, and IN this neiehborhood and
southwark II is Hearly oNer.--rhe accounts of the
heat Crops are variable, the quality in some
places hcine excellent, but on the whole il is infer
lor 10 thai al last year, aud generally not mean
productive. Wheat for homo use now sells AT Is
I'd 10 cd per 1Obs, and in bon iur expectation N
Is hd 10 Is 9d.-Thc prices Of sweet Flour III
bond are nomnally 2I> 10 los per barrel, and Tor
sour there Is S''me demand for expectation al los
to 2oS Cd per barrel the stock Of which in this
market is now reduced 10 1000 barrels and ii
both W heat and Hour some shipments are now
making 10 the l. States, but they will not be- To
any extent. Carolina Rice in bond Us 10 lSs per
cwt There j, moderate demand for Tobacco.
Virginia al ild 10 : and kcnncky at Id per lb
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-22
TENNESSEE-JTDGE WHITE.

Hugh l.. White, Esq. has been reelected a
Senator in Congress from the State Of Tennessee,
for six years, from and after the 18th day of March,
1919, when his previous term expired, by mani
mons vote Of the Legislature, only two members
being absent. Strange that the anahcmas of the
Globe, authorized and endorsed as they are by
Gen. Jackson himself, could not find an echo in a
single voice in the Legislature of Tennessee
1t Is not 50 certain, however, that all who voted
for Judge White gratidod at his rc-election
Indeed, movcm, ut has already been made, in
tended to involve him in a dilemma, and which, If
successful, will compel him either TO vote in oppu-
sition TO the sentiments heretofore expressed by
him, to resign his scat. But we have no idea
that it will be successful The Erpmoing rcSo-
iHti0a OF Col. Benton is the instrument by which
those who voted for Judge White, against Their
meinatioas, will seek to throw him upon one of
these alternatives Just as II designed, by the
Van Burenites in this State, 10 operate upon Mr.
Leigh, in the same mode, and by the same means
On the OH inst. n Mr.. Guild submitted, in the
H. of K. a long preamble, concoctcd from the cra-
dite and profound editorials of the Globe denounc-
ing itself nuconSlitu,ional the resolution adopt
ed by the |. :. Senate on the 2Sth of March last
ccn,nring the removal Of the public dcpositcs from
the | :. Bank, and concluding with instructions
to the Senators from at State to vote for ctpaHg-
ing said resolution from the Journals of the Senate
This proposition was under debate, AT our last
dates from Nashville, ON a motion of Mr.. CulIum
to postpone i,until the 22i DeccmbcrncNt-in 9th
or words, to reject IT,
1t is well known that JUDGE White has declared
that he cannot and will not vote for tIpuagiug the
resolution referred to the morcgnabl". ground
that the constitution requires "that each House
shall keep Il journal of its proceedings and that
consequently, an cXpurgatlon OF any portion OF
said journal will be in direct contravenlloH of that
requirement. But on the other han', he j, pre-
pared to vote for resembling the obnoxious rc>olu-
ton-boll because he was originally opposed to it,
and because there is no constitutional objection to
such course.
We are confident that the Legislature Of Ten
nrsscc will not he Srrvilc enough to instruct hen
Senators to give an unconstitutional vote in order
to please the "powers that be"-Nc wisllwc had
as much confidence in the independence OF the next
Virginia Assembly
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-22

DIED. Wednesday morning, 1T o'clock, after u
brici, but severe Illness NAEN ANY FE1Ntrs ToLrR,
wife OF Richard II. Toler, in the 25th wear of her
age. She lrtl two children one onl, seven 1a,s
old. Nj. Toer had heen. Tor a number Of yrafs. 4
plous member ei the Methodist Episcopal Church.
God, whom she chose IN youth Is her guide and Ia
whose service she in subsequent life, sincerely
devoted was her support and consolation III her last
hours. In the Immediate view II death. with strong
confidence in the atuncmeut. she could ooh Ia
Their Thy will be done" While uan, bcrenrd
friends weep and the church mourns, shr no doubt
telolcos with her God precious the sight OF the
Lord Is the death of his saints"
-. ON Meduc~da, the 2lst instant, JAMS
butrEi, a resident of tins place, in the ith wear of
ms age II supreme love To God, joined with the
love and practice OF truth, justice aud mercy our
iello" beings, ale the requSllon by which attain
iicWen-thcn NC are assured, that departed
friend, is SOW eonsummacly happy j. K.
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81 NALt ABLE TOBACCO LAND.
IN Monday.the 10Th dN ofOetober. fx,5i, bein.
~ Amherst Court DAY, shall proeee,' To sell, by
way OF public auction 10 the highest bidder, FIR rash
hcofe the front door of Mr. stont's Tavern, nj Avn
herst Court llonSc, the 'rIstd"c Or LAND
ON which Curtis Watts resides, l,ua m the Cdinty
OF Amherst IN Cedar Creek, branch ot Pedar
River. The Improvements am comfortable and
there is considerable. portion of Tobacco land OF,
the tract. The sale Is made by virtue Of trust deed
recorded in the CLERK s Office Of the County Of Am
hcrsi FOR the purpose ol paving debts due by the sad
Watts, which are secured thereby. Actiue re tr,,s,
tee, shall convey rhcttlc vested in by sand deed
and none other The title is believed IL be good.
JOHN u. DAVIS. Tfusf,e.
u The above sale rs postponed III the first ia,
OF Amherst November Couft, next j. -. ID. Jr
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OF VALUABLE TOBACCO LANDS.
On Monday, the Zen of October, ia'j. II being
~ Amherst Court day, shall proceed, by way -
public auction, 10 sell the highest bidder Ia, iean,
money, the TRACT or LAND purchased
by Francis l.. luarlcs of Iedckiah Shoemaker, adj
JOINING the lands OF 7. l.. Thornton. aud others,
Which Is conveyed 10 mr III trust by deed from the
SAID Qnarlcs. duly recorded IN the Clerks office Of
Amherst. The land lies IN the said County on
Dancing Creek and IL well worth the attention OF
those wanting such property. There ~ about 300
acres IN the tact, small portion of which is cleared
aud under cultivation. Mn auallcs will shcw the
land To those disposed To pnfelnsc-and the sale is
made N his request. VIII convey such title rs is
invested IN INC nv SAID trust. aud none other, the
land being sold for the purpose OF complying with
ITS terms. The sale will be made before The door of
W. Stouts Tavern NJ he SAID Court House.
FpMIAU WINSTON. Trustee.
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'tsh of sub'ertius orr rslis.-Co the ,ieht Of do
lns nrong-for the right TO stimulate con-
tented class Of people to disalettioa,o ins,isate
arson ana mnidcr-to rob us of our propcrfy--to
>ib'eft the constitntion-lo endangcr the Union !
Ridiculous Rights qualified, in civilized life,
by circumstances When these qualifications shall
be made to yield to a /" faniaronade of ahsrac-
tons we shall have fast recclc1 backwards to
state habalism when the only law viii be the
power of the strong To subdne the weak
When they shall take who have the power,
4" And they shall keep who can