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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-17

The Subscriber Agent of tho american COLONIZATION
", wh hold meetings IN behalf Of said Society follows
Sunday l.h July warwick ChurchIhurday 23d night
iianp,anSuniay 2Cih III O'Clock Grafton-Aonday 21L
nigh, NillansbursTucsJay, 2sh, II O'clock ChicLahomin
"Wednesday 29h, LcyThursday, 3Oth AIoant Plcasan-f
ois' tnnansa;nrday, lst August, Boar SwampSunday
p, Four mile Creek. - = ''
VIII thank ttsnds TO give pub
city To tho abovc appointments. ADDISON Hall.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-17


Did Mr. Sanard mean TO follow the sentiment az we'll
as swe OF his prototype and alike incucae Tie pre-
cePt and pracce OF disobcdence INSTRUCTIONS on the
part Of our lofty Senator's If So we would remind him
OF what Mr. Leigh said Of Mr. Burkes doctrine in his
own Report Of lsI2-' II is remarkable that notwtl.
standing most splendid display Of warm and touching
eloquence, the people Of Bristol would not rc-cect MIR
Burke, tor this reyy e6ence Of dsoteyng Lastruetons
The Globe has given tie expcnces Of the Bank $
Whitewasiing Committee Of the Senate MIR Web.
ste received for mileage and 30 days attendance $442
qy-Mr. Ewing 1896, for mileage and attendance--A MIR
willie : Mangnm, Sl732-vz $3.50 for 2i3O miles
and go for ITO days aticndanccand MIR Tyler S2Is5
WV for 25f4 miles travel 81 1877 CO. and for attend
anee 1905. Mr. T. in his memorandum charges
per diem for The whole recess (5J days. subracting
- days for travelling lie says that for the fcw DAYS
hc was at honc he was engaged in extensive cores
Pondence on The subjects indcacdby The resolution and
IN weighing facts collected dcducing results nd preoar
ing the report on the Bank. The whole cxpcnccs Of
the CoiDoittec Of the Senate investigating The Bank
were Y221O! decent specimen enough Of the econo-
my o. thc Senatecomparng the good done with the
wages Pa tor the work But The whole article Of the
Globe IS curious, and deserves to be copied
Major BARay and family reached this City on FRIDAY
last from the White sulphur lie is little improved IN
hralth On Sunday morning he took the Steam Boat
on ne way to New York, where hc expects 70 embark
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-17
VOLUNTEERS

nuii Nature swcars, the lovely denrs,
Her noblcst work she classes -;
Her prentice hand she irisd on man,
And then she made the lass-s %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-17

/.,-... -, -, COMMUNICATED.
ne o9th Anniversary OF our independence was OBJ
served IN our town, with unusual cordality and Good
ieeiihs An excellent dinner was prepared at WHICH
inc party sat down about o'clock Benjamin A. Ma
gtuder Esq, was appointed President OF the Day aud
Edwin H. Jordan, Vice President, and Addison nj
Brown, Secretary. After the cloth was removed IN,
Following toasts drunk
REGULAR TOASTS
j. The Fourth day oil July I776: It's MORNING s,n
sone upon US in Colonial vassaage-ils evening beams
fingered DER Nation oil Frcemen
The Memory of George Washington
>. Inc Memory of John Adams Thomas Jefferson
and James Monroe.
.. James Madison: Ia retirement he can look back
upon iiie well spent in his country $ service
D. lie Sovereignty Of the Old Dominion: There can
dc no occasion more hi than the 4th of JULY TO vcdu,
our hves our fortunes, and sacred honor to main.
tain it, ~ ~
Inc Unlon 1t was designed to afford us safety and
Pioecon-its end Is perverted when made an en-
slhe Oh injustice and oppression.
. Inc next Presidency: When Virginia records her
vc" IN a'or oi The intriguing sycophant, whose whole
ic nus oeeh All incorporating warfare upon her priu-
cpes--who scrupcd not To dshonor his government i'm
he eyes oi foseign court, to effect party purposes
anu VINO declares 1t glory enough TO serve under one
""n-l heii, Indeed may despair of the Republic
.. Joseph Z. Cabcll The highest honors of VIRGINIA
are u'e 70 MN whose abors in her service have been
most Jealous untiring and efficient.
Anil n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
GENERAL LAND OFFICE.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
In your paper ofyesterday, communication
from Washington signed "M Co." on the subject
of the General Land Office, has been read
M. C. appears well conversant with the precise
point "where attack is merited, viz the head oil
the Bureau, whose mismanagementis so notorl-
ous" Nov as regards the "Head Of The Bureau"
by the report of the Secretary of the Treasury,
abeo, quovis gems, res ibidem locus sum.
i'll understand the report ofthc interchangeable
and able Secretary of the Treasury" such mas
been the increase ofthe business ofthat Depart
ment, (the Land Office that the present numoer
of Clerks are insufficient to do the duties neces-
sary, and that $4,000 year, for ten years, IS
needed to enable "the Head Of the Bureau" 10
perform the duties Of that Office, over which he
at present acts; but an c." says "that the Sec
rotary has since named $4,000"
Now, Sir, do not wish to call into questiQn
the motive by which NJ. c. is actuatcd in rndea-
voring to throw the censure on the Commission
er. rouid more uiilingiy receire, than DO an
injury. may be wrong in the opinion OF the
source from which that communication has
come: therefore will not apply the old anecdote
about "a glass house"
"various persons have been named as likely
- succeed the present incumbent, any one Of
whom would have the confidence of the House
ofRepresentatives do not doubt it, and fur
tier doubt not that but few Offices exist under
the government, already supplied, but there will
be found "varous persons" anxious 'to succeed
the present incumbent, any one of whom;" Tin
their own estimaton) deserves 'the confidence
of the House of Representatives" or "the kind
feeling'' of the "President" @.
Fairfar County, Va Dec 3d. 1884.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-01
(CoMMUNICATED.1

Mr.. Snopden-The poor and the destitute,
must now be shivering in the cold blasts Of win.
ter-'Tis a time to call forth the kindly feelings
nf our natures. To stretch forth the hand OF re-
efto the poor and needy-to open it wide and
literally is the command of Him "who went
about doing good" Last winter we had an asso-
station ofyoung gentlemen, who kindly and no
DIV undertook to relieve the pressing wants
Of the distressed and suffering among 49, hope
they will again rally to the good work. II re-
lief is to be administered, it must be done quick
~. Let them call for aid upon the bounty
of a generous COMMUNICATE have such APP
peals been made in vain. DORCAS.
Derenber Al 1894
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-01
Washington Correspondence OF the Portland
ADVERTISER

Washington is quleter than usual to-day, there
being M assembling Of our legislators IN either
wing of the Capitol The rumors abroad, an
nounce that the comm tees engaged in the Post
Office Investigations, have fallen upon yet new
facts aud such facts as Will irreSStably convince
all candid people. that this, the most important
department Of the Government in many respects,
has for years been perverted for the basest elec-
tioneeriny purposes. Grundy it is said, is heart
sick with the defence his allegiance to party
compes him TO set upland Halves OF kentuc-
XIV a Jackson member in the House on the COM
mittee AYERS that the department canno. be JUS
fitted IL is also added that some one in the de-
partnent must be made victim, in order to pro-
ptiate public Justice; and as Gen. Jackson will
by no means consent TO the sacrifice OF Barry,
Parson o. B. Brown has been selected as the
victim. But the main difficulty is with Barry,
who is wholly incompetent TO discharge the du-
ties Of such an Office; not that he is the worst
man in the world, but that his education, his hab
its his negligence, his want of industry, and bus
mess application, wholly unfit him to discharge
the duties of such laborious station,-so that If
only Parson Brown be driven out Of the depart
ment sleek and well-gorged leech will only be
banished To make way for one that is lank and
hungry Almost every Jackson man in Wash
,nytOn, who knows any thing Of the manage
ment Of affairs in the Post Office Department,
acknowledges in conversation that Barry ought
10 be removed,r- he is incapable of sustain
ing the credit or utility Of the department;-snd
vel as politicians, on the floor Of Congress, or in
the press, they are compelled to sustain him, be,
cause Gen. Jackson will hear nothing, and be-
lieve nothing against him-such is the servility
here,-such the degraded man-worship,
fear have the idolators of the power of the idol
whom they have set up, and whom they now
must adore.
wHALE FIsHERY--Mr. Pearce, Of Rhode ISL
and. In presenting petition to Congress, pray
ing that an expedition may be fitted out to sur
yey the islands and reefs in the Pacific Ocean,
and on the Northwest Coast stated, as showing
the importance of the object in view, that there
were now engaged in the whale fishery 1872, 900
tons Of shipping, that there were employed TO-
OOO seamen, and that the business direct and in
direct employed 1000 tors of shipping. and
more than $4,000 seamen; that more than one
tenth part of our whole navigation was engaged
In il, and the capital invested was IL 600 600 dol
lars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-01

The house of Peers are sitting as Court for
the trial for the insurgents at Lyons and else
where in April last. The number of persons
implicated is very large, and according to are
port ofthe Committee of the House, it would APP
pear the insurrection was the result OF an ex-
tensive and dangerous conspiracy.
SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.-The accounts
from Spain continue of an unsatisfactory cha
racter. In Portugal, things are far from being
settled If the Miguelite party again raises its
head, conservative ministry in England would
prevent any foreign assistance being given to
Donna Maria, and without it, her father would
certainly never have returned 10 his capital.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-01

A Horse SroRY.-Ii is reported that on the
morning of the 18th horse was discovered
frozen into the river at Gardiner. with only his
head and portion Of his launches projecting
above the ice, the animal was imbedded so So
Idly, that the use of an axe was required to ex.
tricate him. 1t is further stated that the horse
is alive and kicking and as likely to do good
winters work, as if he had not attempted to as
certain how much more comfortable the kenne-
bee was with the thermometer IA deg. below O
than his quarters in the stable. Quere, which
is the toughest of the two the horse or the story?
-Hallopeil Advocate, Gath inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-01

YOUNG LADY's AGE.-Talking of age, the
longer women live, the younger they grow. |
know ladies who six years ago rated at IS, and
who now stand at2 tits next impossible for a
woman to get over 40. This is the pons asinorum
at which the sex invariably stick. The only per-
son ever met with who confessed that she had
passed this barrier, was an old lady of so; but
then, her great-grand son was lad Of 49,
Book Of Aphorisms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-01
We find the flowing in several ofthe Boston

We find the folio wing in several ofthe Boston
papers:
$500 REwARp-W Whereas the Selectmen of the
town of Roxbury have been informed that the
house occupied by the Lady Superior, late of
the Ursune Convent at CharIestown, will share
the same fate withthat institutions and whereas
the inmates Of said establishment are very
much alarmed-the Selectmen hereby offer the
above reward Of FIVE hundred dollars to any per-
son or persons who shall give such intelligence
as shall be sufficient TO bring the offender or
offenders to that punishment which such fragrant
crimes may merit from legal diudication-pro-
vided there shall be any assault made thereon
By order of the Selectmen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-01
POLICE NOTICE.

POLICE NOTICE.
A LII occupiers Of houses situated on paved
n streets, are hereby notified to clear the foot
ways, and TO remove the distractions from the
cutters opposite the grounds they occupy. Any
failure or omission to perform this duty will be
reported to the proper authority. and the fines
prescribed by law, will be enforced.
DEC 3l-n
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-23
Nebtttet Sbddt.

Der llntrseibnete bsnabri6tist etss'
benft einiSe porseblibe Sreunoe, spelbe 8e'
bnIRib tparen r,eiu. gisentbum auf cine
beimli6s Meiie tpes;unsbmen, oaB befrieois
senoe Qlncronuns in Oieler sabe sinseleitet
rOrcen. @r be5eust feinen Dauf cieien
Dermittlern uno nhnfbt oaB lie By ibm
anfpre6en rrenn Ie ehpas ss9er i'm baben,
uno er miro ibuen ale @nti ti6aoisuns besab:
Ien.--lIno peitsr raadbt Ct ibuen funo, oaB
er in 3utunft feline 9InseIesenb.iten 3u bes
forge mInIbL unb ,penn Ibr 0ern,itteln
forrsefest suirb, ct Die S:rense oss 9eieses
areen te enrpenosu n,uB.
Da ebenfals apep ibm robI tsRannte
perioneu in Obise Sade ssmiIbt spuvotn
70 rnabt ct bie:niit bet1 publitu,n betaunt,
baB te uibts nit Der sad,e Su tbun batten.
Gorl s. 2Bplf,
MaHillott. Oct. 16. 1885. 25:4p.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-23
TAKE EJNP1EWI?h3s

THE subscriber respectfully itt forms some
pretended friends, mho hare assisted In arg
ing the taking aacay nay property IN a cla'ldes-
tine manner, that this matter has been salts
factorizy arranged. He returns bis thanks
to these mseddzers, 4. wishes them # they hare
any thing against him, to call on him, and: he
aoiU pay them all damages due them.-And
further gives them notice, that he wisAes in
future to attend to his o10n business, ind #
their meddHng is continued, he may prosecute
them foT 1t to the almost ertert Of the laa0.
CHARLES C. WOLF.
MnsSizZOn, October 18th '35. 25-4c
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-23
A N N O N G. E
~ A11x \ .
PATRIOTES FRANCHISES.

LES Soussignes ont Thonneur de prevent
leurs amis qu'ils Sc sont decides de retournel
encore uhe fois en- Europe soft pour voir te"rs
parents ou amis soft pour des causes faEili-
eres, qui demandent leur presence. En ce
cas- lis s'addressent don't ceux de leurs com
battiotes qui ont des affaires soigner qu'ils
ne EQUIVALENT point ihir avatit leur depart, de
leuf EN- donner la charge gu'ils prornettnet de
soighet p6uf le mieux de teur interest ct a.
tec la plus gtande exatttude qui est exigec
dams de pareils cas- ct men demanderont que
bien ,,eu de dedomagements.
N. B: Mais tetnarqdez qde ce NEST point
pour faite des speculations qu'ils veuleht Sc
charget de ca le nest que pour soulager leurs
uepenses: Ceux done qui Vedlent bien Sc
charger de leurs procurations meyedant une
assurance sont plies de leur faite savoir par des
letters affrahehies eux addresses. Ils pcr-
coureront les pays de la France ct particuli-
rement d'Alsase, Ii Suisse, ct front dams tous
les Cantons, le Grant Duche dc Baden, la
Bayicre Rhenale;le Wurtemberg &c.
lis s'embarqueront au mois d'October pro-
chain. ,.< EMIL SlMMLEK'
#s.--.@ F. Il. RURXTHAE.
Massillon. Stark; county, Ohio,
4 Septembre II. 1885. .. y. .., -
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-23
/ Sdtrif8 9strfauf, !.
Sobn Srctpn u. a.. ) 9btbei!uns in
9e0sn Stott So" S'p'
@lifobetb 8rown, : ,
ullo anoere.

&raft eine6 8efebts beiaster GOurt sperbe
!9 gum Nsrfauf our9 sum 8erfauf ourb
ofent!ide Dsrfteiseruns an Der Srurtbausz
tbate in Canton eas faobfIi6e @iertel Don
Ssttion 90. GaunIbip 10, STANCE I, in be-
lastem So. ansbieten. gbenfaIs einsf
Ibeil oes iaeweltli6en Diertels Don Sstti:
on S8, oaiTeISe 1auni1ip uno Ndn8s, be:
ibrieben .pie folst: besinneno an Der npro:
weltli6su ede belasten iiorpetliben 1iers
tsls; Damn bfIib 25 &ettsn, As u. Elm baIb
0e!euts; oann iaoli6 26 &etten, As u. elm
balb @elenfe; Damn peflib s6 &etteu, 45
uno Elm balb Gsleute; oann n6roIi6 26
Setten, Is uno Elm balb 9,lenfe. su Der
steae ees Nnfanss, Is 9Ider mebr cbtr roe:
niger tn Sorm zines Squabrs. 8elaStes
gano 3u perfaufen. ,.uter,porfen Dem Gisen.
tbumsrebt Don Gliiabstb Brown. Der @er=
fauf fuost itatt am 29. na9fen SstObers.
George q. webb, Sbsrif.
Canton. Sept. %. 1885. 2s-bo.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-23
an Das oeutibe publituua.

Gnces llnterfbriebeneb aben iib eutfblof=
fen. nit einanoer cine 8siie nad europa Su
MAIDEN. Der cine fur Samilien 9eibdfts
1u beribti9en tpelde nOtbpehoi9ermsife fei=
ne 8esen,part erforoern, 70 ,pie auD feline
Sreunoe uuo 0srmdnote nod sinmal ~ ie:
ben. Der anoere um oas 10 beribmte
Geutiblano Su feben, uno oeRen Sitten u.
gebrdnd,e 81 ftuoiren, 70 rrie audi nm bic
Nstnanoten itiusr gltern 1u bsfurben. Sn
eiefer Qbiitbt ipenosn 1e i,eb an Die melbt
ne1 irseuc enise SamIie,l:s :slnselesenbeiten
Su b bstorasu babsn. ,bnen ibr 3utrauen sesen
binldnslibe Derfiderun8 su i4eneeu. mel:
6es lie nit Der b6dfen ,puutth6tsit jsi be.
fcraen peripreben nno iebr ,penis psOesnte
Uetlansen.
q. s: DieIes Derlaneen it uibt beab:
iidtist uas 81 ipetuliten. fonoern nur allein
Mn, fib Die lbmtren Rnls:llnfoGen Su Ct:
lebt.rn. Dlejeniesn, tve!be lbnen a!soai
ibre prDturaticn aeseu binldnslibe 9 ,riibe.
runs lbenten ,pUIrn Iuo frsuuold)aftIi6
etiu6t. lie ibuen in franfrtsn Briefen nit:
Sutbsilen. sic rperoen oIele @eiie biz ndeb=
ten . ftebe unteruebmen. uuc nsrosn
a;soann foIssnce ganosr beiudb, II aIs:
Srantreicb, uno belonoer6 elias, Die
e6meiS in alsn 22 @antcusn, @rUBbersog:
sbum 8aosn. &beinbapern. Q8hrts mberS.
@mil i'm inter.
s. s. 0urrtbol.
Neaifnon. Start 81. >.
ben leen Sspt. 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-23
NQfbri0ti

Mrb hifniit 8sseben an aae Die Der 0ins
tsrlaTeplNait o;s .tQenrp .Den,bI,s,
pom eantcn Iannfh;p Start Ganntn, 8. !,
i}ib fdbuloia pitIf, oaB ne aafsefO.bett (iao.
.loaleid an Bic llatsrfdb, iebensu 3ablana, au
Ieilten uno alls, welbe 8ef. BildDe .Nnlpra.
sbe an bsiagte Qmterla6eafbaft, babeu,
speroen Dieftlbsn. 8efsBlidp bspjsfsn 3us DE.
,ribtuns innerbalb 10 MOpatev ,pcrlesen.
9obn pirrcns.
GeGr9s Dsuble.
,., Nominiflratorenss
eantpu, gLs. lg' 1855.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-23
Na6frd9t+
QEn inb

= QSn llno
9eers Suber T. aus g 0 s,
Snstrsbe m, lno~ 9 . IT.
ii b 81 Il mi, aus Sletn-
@nse,r s De m, & 5 nj srei1
QB 4 tenn b&rg?, :. ,,,~. ,
40uber Fam 1882, in Baltimore On, unh
foa iT6 int srFsr Sabre, i'm bltliben Sbeile
BON ptnnipIeanien dufsebaIten baben,
Blum fan, 1884 NIT llnterfbriebenem in
0teu-Dort au,-besdB ,fb pon bort nab 8at
tim0re, 'Mp"-nno mag fb rpdbri6einli9
nc6 oOrt oeer in Der llnlseSeno befnoew. :.
QEenp bspoer. ;eber sinen BON ibnen,---
oosr eiasm .M1sufebenfreunoe Der ibren Auf7
eutbaIt speis, oisfeS 5n @tfdbs fomutt. 10
bittet Inter fbdebener i'm sefaQis(t antsr
folssnoer Aetstfe, BACON in &enutniB su f.
zen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-23
S0ertfS Ytrfduf&

&raft eines BON Der Court BON Common
Wlies, Don Start gauutp, .. an MIDI ae:
ttbteten Sefebls weroe ib an Der Court:
baustbhre in Santon 5um 8ertauf anbieten
fur baar @elo
duf SomItd9 oen 7. ndcbfen Noo.
Den felssnoS beltriebeuen Stri6 2auo, se:
lesen in beiaetem 60. ndmliob einen 2DeiI
oes nc,ebttlibeh Niertels bon Geetion 5,
Iauulbip II, Ndnse 6; entbaIteno sS 9ld-
ct nno 10 3uneertitel, beidtieben pie fclet:
anfan9en6 an tinem Vfoiten 90 Mutben flo.
li6 pOu net nOrobitliben @de beIastert Dier=
tels. oenn iholi6 hit Der Seeticns einie
69s Ratben i'll einem pfofen, oenn fioIi6
S Graee 9e8en 9Deiten. 81 @utben 3u siuem
pfOten, Damn iaclib s6 9raoe ee9sn Ne.
fen. 16 Nntben 5u >einem pfoitsn, bann iio-
lib AZ 9raoe sessu QBeftsn, 50 Nutben Su
emsm pTDiten. oann rpeitlib nit Der Niet=
tels 4inie so Nutbeh oann nbroIib 1877
&athen 5u eiuem pioten oonn bltlib 124
&utbeu 81 Der Stsae oes Qlnfan9s Der:
pfanost bon Sobn W1artin an Sarab Nar:
tin, fir Die Summe BON 1868, oatirt ben 2.
QIpril 1884, u. eiusetrassn In 8u6 L. Gei:
te 293. osr 8storo6 bsiasten Gauntps.-
@suomrt1eh aIs oas Gissntbutu Don SObn
W1artin auf Die &lase Don 0tcbert Gftep.-
Der Nsrtauf fanat i'm 70 tlbr Mittass an.
Geo. q. webbt Sbetif.
Canton. Oct. 5. 1885
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-23
@6erins 9erfauf.
Canton. Oct. 5. 1885

Graft zines Don Der Court Don 6. plieS
Don Starf s.. 3. an mid seribletsn Dss
febls rperoe ib an Ger @ourtbaustbure in
Canton, auf eamitas DEN 81. SetOber ben
iclaenns befbriebsnen gtrib Qano in be-
iastem @o. seleeen, Jun, 0s.tauf anbieten,
nimlieb 2ot No. ~, in Der stabt Salton.
Sta,R 60. 9enommsn ats oas @iasntbu'n
Don Saeob Sunf aut bic &tase Der Sarmers
0ans Don QDoutfer. Der 8srsauf fanst un'
12 uot Mittass an.
Geo. g: qBsbb, Sbetif.
Canton. Sept. 20. 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-23
Neut geebet'eb
mic fleaen0enl GShlhe(

/ MT Hle9en0et1 S6tHeI ;. :
49, Der Snoesbenannte befunbet bic 8arger
ofe Shrger BON Canton uno Der Ting geseno,
oaRer oae Bebersei6aft auf brn. 0enRels
plate, an oer @anoolpbsr StrafIe, cine
Wsile peu Canton du betfeiben anaetausen,=-
uubtn allen oefen sew6bnIi6su 3psissn ~
oetseibeu ,9eoenft. - i. .,..--s =
Di,rb CUTE. faubere ano Oauerbafte glrb,is,
uni. phustlihe uno, fbnele Nnsfnbruns ibns
auuertruuter 2luitrass bOfFt CT tfb eiuss Lbsi'
les Ger bf<ntlebsn 0unlt uno 3uRra9ss
-, 80 &beptolb ebn';er.
Canton Tp. sspt. II. 1885,, :. / .
2I-1Om,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-23
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bsioe sebartia BON W6ltsripab. Canton
sanofabl Nbeinbapern, ,,s,y -,
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gapoe an. uuo besaban fib nad ,QlbeeGna
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ter iie, bort iuobte. uuo nibt fanp, 70 iino
lire Glteru unc Gefbwiiier uelbe Den 15.
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alle MeuIOenfre,,noe Die BON ibrem glaf:
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fer 8aloe oieier, SamiIie glabribt 3u cts
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=. THEOBALD SHNEIDER,
a.: J.CHRlsToPH KEssLER.
Cleayelane. cuyahoga county, Ohio. !.
Oetober Is. 1885. $5=4r.
Mt Deutibe 'glatter nit Semen mir ned
|lelni. werpen erfubt, Sbise 0labfraae in ID.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-26

upon Wherever a group offour or five could be gotten 10.
ge'her, and his SINS, numerous and past the rawer ofab>
so,uaon, w,,, my rrotcstations to the contrary no,witl,-
ss'nuing, an nroughtm rcqnishon against me, and made
TO operate to the prejudice of my election.
Very respectfully your olcdicnt servant.
JNO. II TAYI Op
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-26

Alta meeting Of the % Glass, con vened on Saturday,
the 18Th june, 1885, the following Preamble and Reso.
lutions were unanimously adopted:
Preserving a lively recollection Of the worth and amin
bleness Of our late beloved and regretted Class Mate,
James Cibb0n Carfer-and wishing to yerpetuate the
memory Of one, endeared to as BY the strong ties Of
friendship and association
Resoftcd, That with the consent aDd approval &C his
friends, and the Superintendent Of the Military Acade.