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

,on such measures as he deemed proper the occasion
The Executive has undoybled ri.ht TO do th,s wiz
out being subjected to the exception of any notion =.
France fully satisfied of the Justice of QUO cainsof
the fuhlty OF her objections shifted her ground pave
ner opPosiion and at last treaty in its
uii cAtent-sulect to an explanation, apoogy-for
what FOR language used by the President OF the u
snres OF retaliation If the OF the treaty should con-
hnue to be dsrcgarded. Has the Executive a right
~ DO ms with 'ut the interference of any foreign owrr
tie certainty has. Is there aman ia the Unilei States
VINO w'i moi support the President this .ccasion
SHOULD suppose none There is but voice. that [
have heard the subject-Ihc President M. said no
,hing but what he had right say--ty ooiiaterai
f"neh ~ Me gorcrament How can he give an yxpana-
uoh oil s Message, but through the channel to which il
was addressed! If the letter OF Mr.. Livingston which
mas been sanctioned and confirmed by the Secretary of
STATE should not be deemed satisfactory, must wait
what The President will say the OCCASION or whether
nc viii make such explanation will be satisfactory
TO the French Chambers
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OTil SEA.iI1IKN

Chaflcstown AfyuS
MEs.Rs lEic rYLrRThe attention of the Peoole or
This ancient Commonwealth, turned wo.s
.oae, will they obey fthey Instructed Mr. eah will NO,
Mr. Tyler may possibly he has always gone the gaa pro
Cd asas, them and II they wha, they poiss they ought
vacno Their soa They have abused high trust conded ,
,hs y sacrificing the honor State; and we cannot uon
s.oun1 ." pSext they can longer
WIN ianiy Instruct them in the esol
s the Presided, without trial. which will sso
ne Globe has again taken up the subject of the En-
P""st"g isofuti0n, and discusses il with great ability
In commenting upon q letter which judge White has
recently written 10 clear himself of the charge ofbeng
opposed TO the Administration the Globe only shows
mat The Judge has suppressed othe important parts
Oh the Transaction but that he fails in his argument TO
prove The expungng of the resolution TO be contrary 10
the Constitution. We hope give the whole Letter ne
wen as the mastery comment; but in the mean time
must u. eophne ourselves TO the following extract:
But Judge White is not content with suppycssipo
most important fact in the history of his case-o ssls-
tam II as presented he asserts positively and w;tLo,,
quaiihcation, what he will find is coniormable TO
truth-and that too on the material point involved
IN tne stand he has taken before the public-ie saws
wise dsstroy that DC read
The G I. aust ""d will be executed AM SO ARE
we assert that the Parliamentary History in the Ii
prary VIII show that in the of the Earl OF Stafford
Tue order Tor expunging was not executed as 10 de-
s.roy tat part o the Journal, that reud
IL was reau some forty years after, and order made TO
restore so much as apperained To the that
poruon having been expuDged by mistake.
Dut iurther-the only important American prece.
ueht mat oil the Massachusetts, War Resolution proves
that order must not be executed as not 10 bIo ar, ,J
destroy that part Of the Journal ordered TO lie
SO That Il cannot be rad The expunging Resolptos NJ
Massachusetts, having been passed was 6y its mere
ag held To expunge the obnoxious Resolution TO Which
IL REFEREED and the Resolution ordered To be eyDunJ o,,
remains untouched on the ree0rd-thc expunyin1 Reso
luton being considered a complete cancelment operat
ing an utter deteasance annhilaton of the first Reso
iution, by The force of the rm
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~ an adJourned meeting Of the citizens of line county
V 9UtIy holden az The Court house Of said county on
MONDAY TIE 18th day Of September s.g5 for The nor
pose o. adopting such measures in relation g. Northern
as The present emergency reqnires Genr
raj John - Crump again called 10 The Chair and
1onn Frtefs, Esq, rcappoined Secretary.
me COMMITTEE appointed at the last meeting 10 draft
such Preamble aud Resolutions as they should J,,e,n
necessary and expedent to carry into execution the o
Jects o. tins meeting, consisting Of Drury Stth Chair
man Dr. John N. Faulcon, John Peters DR. III w
li"iIcman, Amos Sledge, William T. % Ruain. James
wilson John A. Il1nnicut, Wnn H. Bailey Eden
Wme, Edwin I spratley, Philip Smith Samuel Booth
Days. Francis Ruthn Joseph A. Graves DR. / n
SeOfeil, Thomas Eulin, James ID Edwards William
maynafd feter T. Spratley, and John Avery this dav
made their report IN these words
The Committee Of former meeting Of the citizens Of
Sufy appointed to examine into certain abolition nd in
cenaiay movements said TO have been made al the North
vtay affecting The interest and rcposc of the Sontb
ana TO prepare and report 70 the meeting to be holden
on the fourth Monday in Sept next such measures as
70 them shall seem proper 10 be adopted beg leave a.
rcpor-Ihat having had the matter under Their seri
Gus consideraton they have found with the deepcst r
gfct full and ample 10 believe r,at crisis in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

a a meeting Of tbe citizens of Sts1lsyiySn,a and
LOUISA counties, held agteeably 10 noiec at Wolicr,
aVcTh, IA SPotsylvania, tue x2nd of Srutsber "a
TAKE INTO consideration he proceedings of the Nortnn
""''SS ana 70 express their opinions thereon The
rev. Hobctt o. Coleman, ealled 10 the Chair and
Deiyamn rawlings appointed Secretary
Ch inOtI'H the iolDwtug gentlemen were a,,ooinind +,
committee to consider 0nd report preamble and aolu
on' 70 DC submitted 10 The meeting, VIZ: Lewis a.
poggs' Lows J.. Hoiaday, Lewis Rawlings John Hill
James Il Iolladoy, rwis Stevens and John f. BtIings
~ On motion, the Chairman AID Secretary were n1od
70 'he committee. After retiring for a short time tho
ono"lng preamble and resolutions wcr0 reported and
unanimously adopted by the meeting.
whereas, many evil disposed, and per1aps some mis-
guided persons, IN some of the Northern elites of our
On"n by Pfomuigung doctrines Injurious 10 the pcace
anu oTorT OF o whole Union, ond particularly ruiisons
70 me most delicate and important interests Of tic Snofl
oy circulating among slaves, publications calcul
70 produce insubordnati0n and ultimately insu,rrron
nave done much TO destroy that reciprocal feeling of GOOD
WI anu 9my whch should pcrvade whole coniede-
Iacy land much 81 destroy that onsc0nsness Of secur
OF person and property, which alone makes any 20
vcrnment desirable -
And whereas, many abandoned and unpfinoiplcd in.
uiVlduas amongst Ourselves, 10y of conduct
tending % level the distinctions which the good of 60
cicty prfcmplosy requires shond always exit bet,,cc
TIE two etis5fs Of population and 0radaailv tn
eradicate tot vensfation aud Wholesome fear which M
onv 9iss est exact rom Tie other preparing the
way Tor sFrvilc inccudarics, pOtee aaittos and mad
Snatcs to effect towards insurrection dis,iop
and Complete social Reorganization, than they could
Otherwise accomplish
Ard where's, the respectable and patriotic portion Of
our Northern Brethren hive, by strong expressions Of
pubic disapprobation, applied partial remedy 10 the
eVI winch trcucns the South. Therefore we the CHI
zeHs composing THIS meeting taking into consideration
the oaheeis wmch may result from tic attempts Of The
msereans who disgrace the North, aud considering the
nnisances winch exist among ourselves and also indeed
~ wish 10 respond 10 The patriotic sentiments express.
ca oy amaJory Of the people Of The North aud wishing
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90 Ne too Lnrr FIorjsIs ~

n, " nave seen various encOmums in the Baltimore
ePhi New York and other prints upon the bean.
uiui oisPiy OF Dlhas, Of which these respective (i
ties have boastcd. Charleston also has some renso -
plume herself upon her howers-as the last Charleston
mercury acknowledge the receipt Of ga truly naooi
ceht bouquet OF Dahas, from The garden Of Mr.. N4sgr
containing tie pink purple and crimson globe straw CO.
iofed iiack, scarlet, and white h0wersthe lat.
yer very rare ana all very large aud beautiful This
geheman mas succeeded IN raising the Dahla ~ great
CT variety and perfection, than any florist our city -
Dot we are very unwilling to yield the PALM Charles.
% aug 70 confess e superiority ofhcrb bouquet 10 tie We
garden OF Peter Cotton, Esq in the suburbs of our city
~ contains al the varieties which the Mercury Describes
'o 'o virgin whi'e TO the Imperial pufpeand or
Two moregraccd too by some Of the finest roses nj
,nargolds aud ohe ba,eLeiors buttons we have ever
Dchea. II Is with the greatest pleasure we see The
TASTE 0r the finest flowers and fruis increasing anopy
us-aid who knows but that some future time we t
Inay navc our DOIlIcnIturaI Snelclics mud Sllowa,
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TREE HILL FALL RACES. Isa5

TSED
Jockey Club Purse 81 GOO mile heals entrance 500
Hvs 81 Adams Black Heath, by Archie yrs old
W. nous o IN Arladne by Gohanna yrs. old dis
~ tiSse Nancy Bnlt, yrs. old. by Sir Archie dr.
W - MingG gr h. Jesse, yrs old, by AIcdley
lHne-Iss beat, SIN. ls.-9j heat SIN Is.
f0'Ern DAE-Won by Isham Puckcus colt
n'e OF part OF MIR Jobn M. Bolts Lbooded stock az
Tree, dii Course, on Thursday last
, TrUrna'na' .......,.....--........ $l45OO.
5000
Ariadne, .--.--. 1'too
Wo Were misinormcd and stated TINT ca YIN ID
- ' eoneened In the purchase OF Johanna. is noss
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By H. 4. s. COSBY e. "a
AM OssI VALUABLE REAL FsrATE on 4, .

W. ISI v9SlO ABLE REAL ESTATE ON 3 Ann
tsA u STREETS, &e.--Thc property now ofF.roJ
tor SALE is located in the most valuable bart ~ ,, %
Tor BUSINESS and affords opportunity To men 80 10y
ness ana sPecuiaois rarely TO be met with 1t consists
:, The Tenement on E Street, occupied by Tbos p
Of IO Zoe, e, l'p ga" rear and running back upwards
j ne Tenement on Street, occupied by Judah Mvo,,
& 'e aDoVe' OF the same front and rear, and about
Two Lots mms diately in the rear of the above Tonc.
nens fronting each ~ feet on the u Sect ally aA sha
W iGet deep, with stable cach aud running back 10
ooe lot adjoining s. g Saunders, Yse,o,y T., =
street, fronting 26 feet said street and al ~ ~ =
running foiD % street 10 the 81 feet alley
Ahree Lots fronting together 50 feet on ID st,eet -.
rponipg back ~ feet TO 10 feet sllev o. Si ese
Are private dwelling and grocery shop The latter iats
ooe Lot, fronting 90 feet inches on ,be ,e.,....,
NV street. lO4 deep and fronting oa 10 e. - als J
- re-, ,eet rear on 10 feet alley. 5'SHN'
rats Of the above property nay be seen =. The "a
e. g Soueo fiousc at the Union Hotel. and at Nessrs
- :. 80, Oosey - 20 Ihe sad properly will be offered
at @u9u2n on Ile Ptensisfs, Moaday be IsjtJ 800
clock T. M, commencing with the 6rs as atyers;sad
Or ,ers OK sae vssh will be LIBERAL and other bar
uculars, apply to tie aactionces BY order oc he By
prictors. j. g. S. COSBY a. 20 " me ue ITO
October IS. =" W '1 &c 3:
HBUBttC SALg.--sy virtoe ,r,.o r., ----e,,,---
- 5'e'y y Nhner smith in his lifetime one To-
PeiJhh anderson and the subscriber on The Ist da or
january, 1870, and the other 10 the SUBSCRIBER oI VI
me oh Gay OF March, 1851 for purposes therein men
tan, viii be sold 10 the highest bidder At pnl,e ,,c,
Tor CASH at Powhatan Court House on he seoent,,
day Of December DrAl, tscir.s CoasksSvT q r' 'u
OF l@Nn ~ che county % Powbotan contaiuin.,
cight hundred md hinety-six and half aeres anil
fcl to the waows dover therein, 5ing ia The I'M
mediate ncighborIood Of liopkinsyle bsino be R,s@,
upon wblcA the said Abner Smith lately resided Tbe
e 3 Ociiesed to be good but the subscribed will war
rant the title only against himself aad gersons claina
under him N''''"S
October - az Ia
oIlC,E-"9l be sold to The highest bidder, at the
Prince Edward, Vs., on the 2-h Of November nerf All
tbe Household and Kitchen Furniture belonging 10 Tho
late John Nlif'es, decd Terms uade no n on The 80
Of sale ~
Al PERSONS having claims against the Estate are re-
quesed 20 bring them forward by ihe dav og sale mo-
pclly authenticated. NANCY MILLER ygdny,{x
oct 10 lA-W6wl n J0hH Miller dced
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DEATHS

"a wbaian county, Va, Thursday the nh
@ - i'owIee 'elici of EIcr William Rowzce in the oS
wards Of GO 's'' VI '"' ""Ptst Church, up
ish the above. 80 ny" arc requested TO pub
Ds 10 ynehhurg, on Thursday tho October oNe h,;cr ~
an oxcalleni yer and
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And Noah further requires him to say ahis The fired
,aten,'gn mysey aaa friends 20 use eeesy eons.a
en.efnenss'
Now, beg the readcr to attend 10 the following facts
This very same Mr. Noah the ether day charged the m
t9ny iry"s distinctly said to be in the confidence Of MIR
V. Buren,. with having bacled out of all legislative enact
incn's The irgus denies thus charge in the posi-
tive manner the Albany Advertiser Ga h;g IKE
,oaa charges the ifirsds of Mr. b. with this v.fy dc.
sign, IN the following terms An attempt To pass gar
law, aud control the liberty oi the press will n zoe aay
betiese certain adieafo"s IN he Satc paper BE- made by
me friends IF Mr. Pan Bmen, in order TO curry favor
with Southan attempt which the South must lcs
rise.
Thus, we find the Wings blowing hot and cold in tho
same brcatl-The Evening Star charging MIR. v. b. with
AN indifference to legislative cnact,ncnis-and the AL
bany Advertiser charges his friends with design TO pass
ihcm-again-The Albany Resolutions declare that
1--WE will, By all constiin, nal and iurfui means e,el
our influence 10 arrest Tie progress Of measures To
loosen the bonds OF union aud between us nd
our Soutrrn brethren feelings OF allie distrust
from which the most fatal Consequences to be appre
hended.'-And the last Resolution plgLts 10 their
Southern Brethrcn) their faith ina nain i'm practice
30 ior us Hes IN our power, what we have thus solcnnly
d-carci' AgGia-Wc published some time since. The
ioiowing extract # letter iron, Mr.. Van Buren, to
fiIcnd in n. York
:" by spirited and aetice proceeding upon the subject
The Evii Spirit may be put down; aud it il be not put
uown, tell what may b. ills limits of ,scb;cr
and calamity The abolitionisis themselves admit that
The subject belongs exclusively the States How cu
ape ana criminal then is il in them NEEDLE in
aud from which interference such terrible results are
likely to follow 90 t. =,
But further still; we have letters before us which were
not sent TO by Mr. Van Buren, or by any sort OF
cy or request Of his which touches point in the most
direct nnnner-Wc do not feel ourselves at liberty 10
make copious extract from tlcm although they do
nuch credit to the writer. Indeed we must throw our.
selves upon the indulgence of friend for having made
any auson at all to the letters still NOR. for n,k
ing the following aconic extracts: Public sentiment
WILL doubt not, be sufficient TO accomplish il (viz: MT
"oieh he "oodtontsts if that should prove made
he m -
II Is, WILL IN due time, create cneral desire that the
Legislature should exercise all its rgltiu powers 10 the
same end Having only in view the plshment of
real good to the country political friends with
pleasure every instance in which their opponents take
The lead profess TO do So in measures of safety and
redress One more extract, from another letter and
We have done" You may be assured that there is no
man "a me country who condemns their Uhatof
me Ahohtonists) more thoroughly than do"
But do we expect 10 silence the Star, the Wing. sc .
&C; by any explanations which we may make? We
torch.
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" DaNfiNe Conrenlon

The Convention met on tic 9TH and adjourned ON H.
oln.-Sixiysi~ Delegates attended VIZ. s from Patrick
ron Floyd, from Wybe, II from Henry, ffom
i,IslNhu, 10 from PIosylvania, from Halifax from
Petersburg, from Portsmouth, 4 from Norfolk and "a
ron ron DsnyIile Thomas Newton, ESQ., Of Norfolk pre-
S'oea- nc Following Resolution was adopted
h'so'tea, That competent Engineer, be procured 10
MAKE survey with the consent Of the STATE Of NORTH
Nar"ina oi route for Railroad from Egansla in the
GTosny OF Wythc by Danve 10 points niersectnq Tic
i''e''Oug ana Roanoke, Portsmouth and Roanoke ard
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Gsecnsvi' aud Roanoke Railroads. &C 10 such other
point on either side OF the Roanoke River which may
oest secure 10 the proposed all the Of
saiu hoads--Provided, however, that this Convention
wi not approve of any Eastern terminus of said route
which shall not ensure TO the commerce and travel there
on facilities FOR reaching Norfolk or Petersburg
Resolutions were also adopted for appointing Com
m'tse Ia select competent Engineer-tor raise iunos by
subscription to compensate hito re-asscnble the Con-
Vvhuon u. ficnond any other place IL they deem il
prize.
winter ia the last Eauer that Mr. Leigh a,
INC .niaiI wi who hgnri ia that
uar To comprehend hn but this of u,
,scu,,,n. "a
' sitchie, whatever he l. n conn,
Pex "' hun perfectly --isneibarg yryisiar.
we beg the Nirginians pardon Leigh is as much
an Enigma to US as he is To confederacs We do,
'iot comprehend hI,nand doubt much whether he
Understands himself lie is the politician of depeop-
mems anu "ternotires-and such gentlemen are too
ueh waters upon Providence have mu CHI chart or
compass to steer by
III" Richmond EsqH says Leigh has d.clinci 6rni.lo,
'h press the speech he made tho Buffalo
he has no time to write IL ou Can inform,
i"ftbe
,r 'o"i no, given to tho pnblic Rieigh
~ nc Siainesr wins, we suppose dined alike, spoke
ohks, mink ake-will probably vote alke-and may be
gn'uea alike by similar considerations in other respects
- The Trustees of tho University of Pennsylvania ON
iursday last elected Samuel Jackson, NJ D. Professor
OF me Institutes of Medicine. and George b Wood Al
~ Professor OF Materia Medica and Pharmacy n that
Institution. . - " ~
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lanoete In pOrtsriCutb, 81. 81 frn
er einise Seit tebtetanD fib enOliM
Oerebelibte. Spdterf oils Der 0raf|
bic Segnaoigung u. su9l:lb Die @p
Toubni6 erbielt, apf (sine Gaterbep
Netpsgaffle ;araG Su febren, fbid'
te ernab SeinemS Scbne, Der aufoitieI
Natbribt unetrsislieb natGa9lano1
retBte, uno feinetn 9ater dbsr tsineI
nunmebrieerl Samitisa, 9UbaltniG
f NifEpradbe nabtn. Mata fam
ibereitb tas Der Scbn NAB Ntneri'
ca suriffe uno ftiue 9attin.
NIT gamilts natb gnslaHos besleiten
fput. 2lber li1nfdaoe binoerten
ibn, bieQusfibrHng oiefes ins Berf
su (eeen. 0sabOsmsg ei1i9e Sabre
bier aufsebalten%Ctne aobreifett su
f6nnsn, ipurDe ersplbBttb frant uuo
1tarb. Gr binteEIieB 6 Ginoer, Die
leb in oerlhiebenenSteilen b.Maine
nub 0,emsoaupltbirea aanlsoel elten.--
Snswi1ben ftatbzoub Der olte Oraf
BON Mar, unb oas Bermbsen oe6el.
ben beFnDet ii6 aiuumebr unter ses
ri6tliber 9ertpdtGut,s. Gs (ou fb
ouf Die unsebepse Sumt,t BON 90
100 Miuicnet, Dollars belaufen.-
Sie in ben 9sreint9ten Staaten
1ebenten S(abfemueu tlno bic eins
3isep lesitimen grben su bisfeut &
i,crn,en 9ermisen. 9srtpsubunsen
Don furser 6an0 tparen obnegrfcls;
.fe baben (ibceabsr entf1toGen, Nt'
9ecronete na9 England su fenoen,
um ibre Nnfprlbe gelteno sl tnab'
en- ,,nD Die 2tusfolsela0uns oes8en
.s,lgsns twerwlrten.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-06-05

. Die Naticnal:@ @onYentieu sur grnennung
bon Gauoioaten fhr bic SteIlen eiueS Wrds
foenten nno Niee-Wrafbenten Der Ser. st.
bat am 20ften lsBten Monats ibre SiRuns~
en- ia 8aItimtore bespnner.. 6r. 6teSeni0n
spurbe einftimnis al6 Doriber ermdblt<
CT erbfnets bisGpnpention nit einerQgnrebex
bic ausemeinsn BeDfalt erbislt.
Otadbem bic gonpentipn iber bic QIrt
BET 9bttimuuns abereinselommea spar,
f9ritt man sur stimmeniammIuus.
Marttn Galr 2sttre1r,
puroe / n 4 m mig ale ganbioat fis
bic stelle zines spraiieenten; .a.<,
Rtcbarn M. Dobttgotl,
nit 17s Stimn,en als gansibat ia Der 0iee-
Wrdfbeutur Der Der. Staaten ernaunt.-s
m. 6. &iSes bate 81 Gtimtuen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-06-05
9erbeiratbtt,

Nns 81fen Map, burdb Den @trp. s. ~.
@orteb, 9r. Dapie &rpoer nit sniff sarab
Yanet, beioe BON oiefem 1p.
alm 2sften Map, burb ben @bnp =. SD.
9dn,ns Jpr. Sofepb &enbaL nit Min S&ts
tp Qed, beioe Don Sadien 2aunibip.
M,n 2sfen M1ap, ourb 8. Bei,ner, GA.
0r. Wilbeln, 9leeb, BON Mapne So. NIT
WiG Snianna @pane, BON Susars@reed
1p. bisiem eauntp. :. - ..-.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-06-05
lSir ben 0aterlanbs bsfrsunp. J

Cine elite Der tpei6eil mdnnlibs
e1 Seoblternn8 in Den llnterfebieo~
tiben Saunf6ips, In oie(em, 8 aunb
tp, ilber ras otter Don 2l 9abre,,,
aufsencsnmen BON, 9(Ge0er tino feis
nen 0eputirten fir bic gefeBlibe
9clfssdbluns fir bas Sabr 1885.
3nnnfn1iN8 0nalahT GAunSrF,ivS 0In.ohr
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-06-05

Gtnee d.-A,tlno bu grdbit bort Elm
ecb berans." faste Yatrid au einent aus
bern gpriiben, ben er Elm pfoffenlob aras
ben fab. s'tbuit Du2"s'9leiu. bep ct. pa-
trid, es it fsin 2ob baS idb beraus grade,
lonoern Groe, y. oaS 2o1 laBe id barin ~
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-06-05


DstbIuoaslst9s6 6ano. |
BdbrenD beS fskten SpdtjabresI
fiel Elm frember 0uno bic Sbaafl
beerpen in Der Ndbe Don 9pen an,
uno t6Dtete In einigen Ndbteu stpi'
fben 90 uno 40. 9abep blieb IS
ober nidt, lonoern (eine MprDluif
eiens 70 nett, oa6 &c balb bic Be
sppbner Der eortiser8essa IN nG6ref
den IeBte, tpelbe In Ma0e gegea
ibn anfItanren, nno tbn BON elmer
Gcrf(boft In Die dnoere trieben, i,
bod nicbt eber, bis er orep bis bier
6unoert Gbaafe ertpiret bate
oener, er bios Doe sSIut ansjulausen
pfegte unp 1ib tlur felttt, an Dem
Slei(be Dersriff. 3undbft b6rte
man aus Der Nabbarl1aft ppu Pi-
nc Hill, Genessee County BON ibiiit
no i,,,br ais bunoert Sbaafe feline
.Sblabtopfer sepcrosntperen. Anb
bort ,cg, ,pie In 2lppn sefUeben rpar
ait uno Sung sessn I'm 3u Seloa
uno pertrieb maj, i'm bis na6 Ber-
gen uno Riga tpD er in ben bepoen
lebten Monaten lter 800 S6aafe
unb Sdmmer get6ptet bat, t.nteroec
fen man ibtl tpll ettleul Grte 3tlt11
aubtrn jaste. .. .....:
0bslet;b baun uno tpann ein;elne
Sdser tbn1 r,abfeeten 70 belief lIb
bie 3abl fttner 9erfpteer oft au6
| Iauf 0un0erte, uno DDeb entfan1 er
libnen, ebne permunbet ~ tpsroen.
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augemeinen gein0, llnD tpurDe Dem
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ter Der 2lnfibruns oes Generals,
Majers, Gberlten uno ttiebrerer ca
pitaine, mobten lid, frub Mersens
bon 8ergen In fibliber Nibtuns
|babin auf ben 2Besi 100 her 9uno
jutsst 9sfeben tpcrben mar, uuo &c,
|gen Mittas trieb man ibn In ben q.
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psn be: Mannfbaft um,ineelt tpurs
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benbs 6 tlbr Gam er aus Dem 9sb6(S
beroer, pa ibn Damn enrlib cine Ru>
gel aus Der Stinte oes I7jdbrisen
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fen nun fbnsa pie famtlibsn Sbek
nsbmer an bieier Sasopartbie sus
fammen. Ser 9etbotete Seinomur,
De auf eineu gBasen seleat Dem Die
Gompa9niein siuer ecppelten 2inie
fct9te, an oeren Gpiee iib oesslIf,
iibe junge Sbhse befano.
90 to9 man in W9a Elm, 100
naboern man ben Msroer an, 6alfe|
aufsebdnst bate, eine Greuoenfab
De a6ssfeuert tpuroe.
81 I 8 a, MlaY 9. 1885.
Gin & d.-"llno bu prdbif bort Elm
2c6 berans," fa8te Yatrid au einent aus
bern gpriiben, ben er elm pfoftenlo1 aras
ben fab, 1'tbuft Dup "ss9leiu. bep ct. Ya-
trid, Il tt fein 2ob oaS iob beraus grade.
lonoern eroe, y. oas 2o1 laBe i1 barin J"
sa. . as Grataen.
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bag t6 &6rper ansoebnen 2