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will make his first season i'm America
lV at my "Truc-Blue Plantation" in st. Matthew
Parish, 30 miles below Columbia, in the State of South
Carolina.
This stallion was imported by myself, last Fall and
Tor his pedigree, aud performance whilst on the English
turf, see the sixth number, vol. 9th, of SINNERS Anicri-
can Turf Register, for February, 1895. Nonplus was
bred by MIR. Burton, gotten by CArTAS, IA favorite son
Of ~Golumpus, by Goianna } and was foaled in the Spring
of 1924. It will be seen by reference TO his pedivrrc
and the Racing Calendar, that he is nearly allied with
the best blood of England, and while on the course. beat
many Of the finest horses Of his day; among others,
Lord Fitzwillians' hiulatto, (half brother to Nonplus,
and for whom four thousand guiness were offered, and
reiuscd0 the celebrated horses CRANKY and MIedora
Lord kilburnc = Purity and Action Vanish, Camellia,
and Tauarc; and Laurel aud Popxy, celebrated sons Of
Blacklock) Nonpius probably sold for more money in
England. than any horse ever imported into America
having been purchased when three years old, by the
Duke Of Cleveland, at three thousand guinens Ills
colour is a rich bay, with black legs, name, and tail, and
no white, except his two hind heels. lie is 5 feet 4 ~
inches high, with great muscular power and compact.
ness clean limbs, and fine action. lie is remarkably
docilc, and finely tempered, though very animated. ne
dcserycdly ranks amongst the stations Of the highest
character, and is now in fine health and condition For
the estimation in which he is held by the subscriber. he
will only remark, that he has put h him this season all
his finest mares. In consequence Of Tic great number
Of fine imported horses recently brought into the coun.
try, the terms of tic present season will be very low
$50 only, payable when the season expires, and 81 to
the groom.
Mares fed for 80 cents a day, and every attention paid
TO them, but no liability for accidents.
RicHD SINGLETON.
>. Carolina. April ~. f5--tf
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NELLOW SPRINGS.-Tlese valuable Medicinal
Il Springs are situated in the county of Montgomery,
Virginia, bout five miles from Cbristiansburo. ihrougb
which the main South western Stage line, from Wash.
ington City and Richmond passes. Thus situated. they
are easy of acccss to visitors from all parts of the coun.
try. The experience of many has shown these waters
TO be admirably calculated to remove the causes of i'm
paired digestion, and. generally, to give tone and strength
to the human constitution.
They will be Kept the ensuing season by tbc under
signed, who will avoid no expense or trouble to give en-
tire satisfaction to those who may favor him with n call.
The buildings and furniture will lie found comfortable
the table and other fare as good as the country can sup
ply, and charges moderate.
There is no finer Summer climate than that i'm which
these Springs are situated. The Undersigned hopes
that persons disposed to sped the Summer in The
mountains Of Virgins, will make a trial Of the advan-
tages of this situation. CREED TAYLOR.
June y. 1O-St
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RICHARD M. THORNTON.
Gloucester County, lWh yMay, 1895. 4-wSw
By dc Goceynor Of tic Commonwealth Of Pirginia.
A PROCLAMATION.

Il RVVIIHNA HUN.
EKAVtNG received information from the Sheriff of
E4 Floyd County, that the following persons, lately
confined IN the Jail OF that county, to wit: Joseph Molcs,
who has been convicted of passing a counterfeit Bank.
note, and sentenced TO the penitcntiaTy for ten years ;
John A. Helms, charged with passing a counterfeit
Bank-notc; and David McClanahan, who was charged
with unlawful and malicious manning, have made their
escape thcrcfrom, and are now going at large:
Now, therefore, ], LiSlcton Waller Taze well, Cover.
nor OF the said Commonwealth, have thought proper to
offer a reward of one hundred dollars each. for Molcs
and Helms, aud fifty dollars for Mechanism, to any per.
son or persons who will a%pprchend either or all Of the
aforesaid fugtivcs, and deliver them to the Tailor of
Floyd county Aud l do moreover require all officers.
both civil and military, and request the good people of
this Commonwealth, TO use their best exeTtions to appre.
hcnd the said fugitiycs, that they may be dealt with ac-
cording 10 law.
Given under my hand, as Governor, and under the
lesser seal of the Commonwealth, at Rich.
GsEAL1 mond, this 9th day Of May. 1885.
BITT'N w. TAZEWELL.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-In.
tending to remove to the South, | offer for sale that
beautiful and healthy situation, known by the name Of
Mourn lbs, lying in the lower end Of the County Of
Buckingham, directly opposite the estate Of Mcssfs.
William and James Gait, on James river, containing 7O5
acres, 1900 which is James river bottom, and about 800
acres unclcarcd, all Of which is 5rst rate Tobacco land
The cleared land is in a high state Of Improvement. On
III $ a dwelling house, with Eve rooms and a passage on
the first floor, two above, in good repair, with all neces.
saty ont houses, good oversccr's house, with four rooms
and out houses, barn machine, &c. SC, and a rood gar.
den. Water may be had to cach house, from seven good
and constant springs.
Idcem a more particular description ofthc property nm.
necessary, as persons disposed TO purchase would first
view the premises. Being resolved on moving, I will
sell a bargain, and would take the greater proportion of
the purchase money in young Negroes, at cash prices. at
ages say from ~ to %, male and female. The privilege
Of seedlings crop Of wheat at the usual time, and entire
possession may DC had Of Christmas.
VI T. WILKINSON.
May J. 1I7-wsws
V EVILS HILL, Gcner0f Trent and Collector, will at.
n A tend 10 the collection Of bonds, accounts, and claims
Of every description in the State Of Virginia.
fredericksburg, March ~. i0J-wtf
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eScriptioa@ Joseph Moles is n young man. about
% years Of age, with blue eyes, fair complexion, sandy.
coloured hair, five feet eight or ten inches high, with
some scars on his face, occasioncd by fighting"
" John A. Helms, about the same age of Molcs, five
feet, six or seven inches high, with dark hair and eyes"
David Mechanism is a middle-aged man, a low,
squarc-built fellow, Of rather loose habits"
June 2. S-w4w
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E|ULLSKIN o SALE.-Thc subscriber is au.
HD tIoriscd to sell the above valuable Tract Of Land
IN Jefferson county, Virginia, belonging to the heirs of
situated in the most fertile part of the Valley of Virginia,
on both sidcs of the Shenandoah River. The Builskin,
a ncvcr-faiing stream, passes through IL, and affords an
immense water power, which can be readily applied for
milling or manufacturing purposes. The above tract
contains about 1880 acres, more than five hundred Of
which are heavily timbcrcd, and large portion of the
remainder is now in clover. 1T is but ~ miles above
liarpcrs Ferry, and five from Charlcstown, the county
town OF Jefferson, between which place and Baltimore,
there will be in a few months a direct communication.
by means Of the Winchester and Potomac, and the Bal.
tinorc and Ohio Rail Roads. The improvements on
the property consist Of a cominodious oversccr's house
and kitchen, smoke house, dairy, barn, courthouse, close
stables for sixteen horses, sheds and negro houses. The
iand VIII be shrwn to any one wishing to purchase, by
MI. Wiliam Jenkins, on the premises. Application by
letter tn be made 10 The subscriber. The title is undoubt.
ed, and in all respects satisfactory.
J. {. II. TAYLOR.
Near BerryriHc, Frederick County,, In.
June 16. iOtc
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AI
and Chanccry, for the county of Hanover, ON the Sth
day of May, 1885
against
William l.. Thompson, administrator of Augusta Ann
Thompson, decd, who was Augusta Ann Anderson.
Harmon a johnson, Patscy ID. Glenn, David A. John.
son, John e Johnson, and Thomas b. johnson, children
and heirs of Francisco johnson, decd, who was Fran
cisca Anderson, RobcrtJ J. Pulliani, administrator Of Sally
PulliaIn, deed, Charles Thompson, jr., and Jesse VIM,
late Sheriff OF Hanover, to whom the %unadminisie red cs.
tate OF John Anderson, decd, has bcen committed for
administrations, Defendants.
The defendants, Harmon A.. Johnson aud John G.
Johnson, not having entered their appearance and given
security according to the Act of Assembly and the rules
OF this Court, aud il appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants of this Common wealth.
On the motion of the Plaintiff, II is ordered. That the
said defendants do appcr here OF tue first day of Octo.
Der Term, next, and answer the plaintiffs bill; and that
acopy of this Order be forthwith inserted i'm some news
paper published in the city of Richmond, for two months
successfully and that another copy be posted at the front
door Of the Court House of this county.
A Copy@Tcstc,
PHILIP b. WINSTON, c. c.
Iuuo "a
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N CHANCERY-yiRGrSIA.-In Goochland Coun-
~ Court, std May, 1885:
Matthew +. Anderson and Daniel S. Carter, Pitts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-23

SPORTS OF THE PIT-A large Main Virginia
~ against North Csarolina) will be fought on Thursday
the 18th June, at the Union Tavern, Caroline County.
twelve miles above Hanover Court HOUSE, ON the main
Northern road. The Proprietor has made arrangements
for the accommodation of large company.
June 10. l3-2t
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j. c. n. TAYLOR.
Near Berryr;He, Frederick County,, In.
juno 16. I0'tr
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-20
OrDttcttp1l f.
9srGebsrun9ssgomp
9lsenten'Sfis-eenten
Dec. "a, 1885.

"a Der ltntetIcbyiebens sen Der "Y Q.
lection Snfurences@ smpasnis'
au 9artfOro, Connecticut, alS gloens angs'
felt uuo aatoriGrt sporcen pbne aIufibss
DerG6eruusen sus1ulelIen, 70 erbie!et 81
ib biermit Qauler, Stebrs, MhbIsn Sa:
briden uno Gbeuern, lammt oeren SnbaIs,
nsbft irgeneevIss aaSerm abnIidsn gi9sn:
.tbums. sessn 8srIuft Does DefcAaaiaua
curb 8euer, 3a aBecuriren. Die Soften sa'
3n fjno nieoriser, alS bic irsenb elmer Nm
iEalt oieisr Nrt ; uuo Die Qneiie rrelbe eiefe
offs in Seblihtuus ibrtr 0eiebdft une
Osr SeribtiSuus uno 3e3ebIuns ibrer 8er'
Iuts, eerfOI0en tpirh, soirs promps uno IL
bera! ftpn. 9lnfraesn far 8eoinennsen ".
NNteurans. mOsen in otr amrsaute sen
3arsis unb 0elesn inGantou, ssrua9t pey.
ben. bursb ate @sibafte in 8saus anf sisfe
aSenti4att perpittsIs peroen.
SOn 4Sorris,
Nssnt iir bsfasse GsnYasnis.
@outsn San. 10. 1885. Soft.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-20
BEN 0aitbefeoes Ssn. s. @altsss seraoe
9esenlber.
Gbarles 6. @rdtsr.
Rcrfter, Mapne So. SbiO,
Sanuar so. 1886. 41.6N.
W e9iuaoes
Stut(Oetr StpbrS,

Der uuterFcpttebene freut licb f:,nsn &un'
ben aabier uup i'm 2auOe bic QInasi9e nIadeu
I1u tbnntnL eaB sr ieinen StObr IN Die rpeR:
Iibe Ode (einss ueuen
baffeinernen Woorboules
ieineu frhbern Stanopun9ts sesenHber 1er:
3csen bat,-
NlwO ct fcrtfabren tpivo wis frGberbiu,
9rIbdfle 81 rbun, uno in Der Scrtbausr ID
ter @nn(t, motnlt 1te ibn biSber 70 IbsraI
befbentten, itb aIIdIib fnblen miro.
8ermb9e Der 8enbulfe zines duGerf &c:
rau.nisen bequemen unb fbsrn 91aarens
bau1e6, triro CT tlun uUyislibsr Ieine QIufs
merti iamteit auf
|Auffobren 9peejren, 9er(tnSen,
unb ole anoere 9!rtea
6 ON tltDus9eG6dfte
serspsnSen, Die ,btn ouoertraut rperoeu mos
Issu, unb er peripridt bierrnit Die pnntlibGe
Aufmerslamteit iber ieoes oes Geines ObfoEz
lae iber9ebeu miro.
@r bat auf Qane, eineu ibSuen gcrvatb ..
2ro6ensn' 9Baorsm Gtfnwaoreni
@Dbb uno ObtvleOer Spscerep'
en- &c. &c.
0or3hs!iA berednst fiji ssssnwirsise
SasrsSsit, we!dbe eriebr nieoris fir bic met:
Fen Grtsn Yanoesprpeutte Oesv . O at:
seIo oerfauft.
gr beJaogt aub ben kS@feu pre- T III
'baarse!o far Daisen S'a4as uno
RlseSaamen, &c. &c.
Gr bat AUDI uo<b in1tnss gum OsFtaufs ei=
ne Mu3aN bsquenser > Q ousIsttsn On
Ssr gbarIss strab be,
qD a arb ouSlOtten
uebea 9rn. 6ielos 8aasbaus. uss
NuSlGtten
nbrbLib bonn Stiet4sn, sIei6 obsshAlb ser
erfteu Bride, n6rbIiob Don Der W1 ai II
StraBe. auf beiben Ssisen bes Canals, 70
wis aueb uussfdtr $50 ader 2aub-aus
@anaL anfausene arece OberbaIb Carts
Bride, unO 16O q der, sbsr cine Yertel
Seeticu nbroIlob stpiIben bier unS Gantou,
innerhaIb elmer baIbeu MeiIe Don guevbarot6
NtGbIe. QIue wslebe Der unteri1Siebeus 81
ben bequemsnbfen Deoiu9unsen 0srtauft.
Jr. 9urrtbal.
Mai1igon, San. 80. 1885. 41=tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-20
NteDIlt0Oertu.

Der urteri9riebene. webnbaft bey ben
geSrIeern Gajbegp, Diff norolicben Gnos
Der marftfraBe, bsfunost abtpueepsu bas
prblifum oaB ct pbiSes gelhdft in allen
oefsn 8srspeisunsem 81 betreiben anee:
fansen uno alle Sorten Rieo5 auf's befe u.
woblfeiIfte su Iiefern permaa. Gr bat be-
(tdnSis cine aIusnabl auf 9anb, unb pirb
QIuftrdseu uno 8eitelunsen ieoer Nrt In
(einern SaGe aufS prompteFe uns 3ur. 3l,s
trieoenbeit ieiner @6nner unb Runoen 3r
entiprsben iu6es. Dauerbafts, 1aubers
uno quite QIrbeit-,tro biIlise preiie, boff1
er, tperoen i'm 5n einem &ntbei!e 6fsut!i1sl
CUNT bere6tisen.
Mottbias sJoccb.
Canton, San, 9. 1885. 38s5N.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-20

PROPOSALS for publishing the BIO
H. GRAPHY of this distinguished citiz-
en-, whose early habits OF study, perseve-
rance and application, united with bis up
rightness as a man, and his unwavsring 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 bis
adberiDg to the cause Of the People, they
have raised him to the second office 10 the
gift and if mistake not the American
character, he is destined still further to re-
ceive their confidence by being placed by
them in that chair now filed by the illustri-
Gus JACKSON, with SO much homer TO him-
SELF emitting at the same time ray Of ma
tional glory that will endure and increase i'm
splendor for ages after the names Of his revi-
lers shall be as dust, forgot, to be heard Of
no more forever.
The work will make neat volume ef
more than 100 pages, from the most authen-
tic sources, including his mastery speech
on the REVOLUTIONARY CLAIMS OF RnD WAR
WORN SOLDIERS, whose toll and sufferings Sc
cured the independence of the country.
The books will be ready for delivery pri-
or to the adjournment of Congress bound
after the manner of the Biography, of Col.
r. M. JOHNSON, published by me. The
price to bo IS for 1c copies, or 80 cents
single.
The various democratic friends into hose
hands this Prospectus may fall, will give ad-
ditionai circulation to the work by obtaining
such subscriptions as may be proffered with
IN ten days, and return the same to the pub
Usher. WIN. EMMONs.
Washington City, Jan. 9Th, 1885.
et-subseriptions received at this Office.
Ttn consequence ofthe expected ae-
cession in material for the Biography ofths
Hon. MARTIN VAN BUREN,, the work
will be increased by a large number ofpag-
es, which renders it necessary to advance
the price of it from 80 to rs cents per cory
VIZ
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-20
G0tlQl 0r0bttt &C.

@erTeselte 9orl6ldse, merben big sum
erften naGlteu Npril, in Der QItntsfube Der
9lirifbiiIen uuo gdnbp @biffabrtsselelL
f6aft, in Ganton, au9euUmtueu far
Ornppsm Sloren, Au6srabeu &c.
BON f0nf Mslen Canal, cuttaIten in aebn
QIblbnitteu, burb-unb untaitteIbar llos
Iitb pOu oer Staot Gan tOn. Die 2inie III
nunmetr 3us SeF6 tisuus ferlig, tais Gpeiz
featiNnsn Der Ntbeit ae. Sr9enS fernere
Sufprmaticn, bic nsrlsnst, rsroen mag,
mno nnf Qnfraee hep irasno einem Der
DireetUren serfbaft weroen.
aIuf 1efsbI ber ,8pare.
9Obn barris, Dra0otnt.
2spiS Dait, Gecretdr.
Canton, Sesr. 8. 1885. 42=bs.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-20
2lDmintlrotprS QnseiQt.

Qlue bic speI6s it6 nod fbuIoig DiTer,
an bic 9intetIafeulbaftbes 8erfosbenen
Sran5 nauer eS IeD in 9anosn,
Nptsn ceer in Subfbulben nerben bier:
nit aufsefotoert, iO8leI1 bep unterfbriebe.
ner,,--R6tiSteit baribsr Su suaOeu. ,lns
ale wsl9e Nnfcreeruneen an oiefelbe babeu
.tperben otsfelbe blHenuun II. Sabresfrift,se
feBmaBis beslaubist, an i'm aur 8eribti'
|suns einbanoisen. ..:
Scaatban 2reBt er.
ab.r.
loer !QintetIadenibaft ees 9erft. s. 8.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-20
s9eimt(0iuen uno Gdnop S0lf'
fohrts=Esfelllcbnft.
A. MILES.

AnSeiae tpiro bierr1it ben Stodbaltern Be-
faster Gcmpasnie semaobt oaB Der prdIis
Dent uno bic Direetoren, bep tbrer 0eriat1:
lung am 2ten oieies, einen 8elblne paIs
iirt baben, ruel6er bic Ginbesablung BON SO
SO @ts. auf iesli6en 9Intbsil BEG Inter.
fbriebensn stodes erbeif1t, tpetGes an
cber Dor BEN, soften nabteu Mprils-au
eewis Soset e6asmsifer be1asts,
ecmpasnie, einaabssablen tit. *.a
Sobn 6arris, prdIoent.
Qemis Dail, Secretdr. r.
Canton, 6tbrnar 3. 1885. 42=bo.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-20
THE GENUINE HYGEIAN VEGETA
BILE UNIVERSAL MEDICINES,
Or THE BRITISH COLLEGE OF HEALTH.
a. M u e e 90

HAVING received the General Agency,
AA for the sale of the above we'll known &
valuable Medicines and Publications, for the
State of Ohio, north of latitude 40 degrees,
will keep constantly ON hand a LARGE SUP.
PLY for individuals and Sub-Agents, which
he will appoint in all of the principal Towns
and Villages in his district
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
Various attempts having been made tc
CouNrERFE1r'these MEDICINES, an Extra La
bel has been attached to each PACKET of the
GENUINE MonRISCN'spILLS
On which will be written the names of The
State, or District, and sub-Agent,-no Drug
gist or Apothecary is permitted to Vend these
medicines, on any condition.
All applications for Agency, must be perso-
nal to me at Brunswick, Medina County, Ohio
nrFor Canton and Vicinity--I have ap-
pointed Mr.. PETER KAUFMANN, (Edito,
of the German paper my Agent for the sale
Of these inval a lie medicines, - o
llc-'s.em they may be had genuine, signed witt
my cwn.-and his name.
.r. ..'. A. MILES.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-20
Neut8 Btrtb5bauS,
jltns 9bilbe Der
8 taniC6en &6ntst n.
gum Sbilbe Der

s ND toniG6en &6ntstn.
Der llnterfbr'sbsne, far3lieb .. Der z taet
Iancaftsr, pa. tnabt bent Yublifutn erse!
benft befanut, bag er Elm ofentIidss gDirtbss
bauS an bem alien Stanopunffe we!eber
scn IQsn. TObu Glatt, in Canton an Der,
GuSeasatpa6 StraBe, 3peD 0iered OfIib
potn GCurtbaufe esnsenOmmen mar, no a
seine MHbe unS nntpten fparte TIM Sa8
Joans au8subedern uuc sur 8eQeumIi9Vsit
a!les oerer ein3uribteu, bic ssneist Iuo teB
tbn' en5urufen uno ct serFbert iIe taS
1es'i6e QInfrensune 8sma6t trirb, ibuen
OendSe ;u lsifsu.-9eiue Sbsufe unb iein
Gif1' fp!Ien NIT eem betten oerftben srrv:
Den, mas Der Narft earbietet. Ger l1nter.
l6riebeue madt ebenfauS eem publigum bs.
fannt oaB.er.een tefsn uuS serdumigfsu
0of
ia eieler etast fir SubSleuts, Circuits. Nse:
safterien, ,c.bat. unS ale Sarfen itber,euas
Esiu saB &eiue Nabe Bon feinergeite aefpaft
tsivs, uea aaasm'sine Sstisf faction ia aeben.
81. .. Outss 0eu uns .Qaber ,virs ess
RaneSs gebaItsn fur pferoe.
Nebtna1 Speett.
Canton Deees'ber l9. 1894. s6-if,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-20
E3Nelle nab Ssptfth(ono. IA

6Telle nab SeutFtb(ano. -
Der uuterfbriebeus 1ppbnbaft an WiIz
Iiams'5 Whbie 12 Wtei!e BON Sanspuiue
uno 8oliears 6ut i1t snti5lofTen 9sesn 9ln.
fang. ndbfteu Map5, cine Ae;fs raA Setn
alten 8arsrIanbe au3ntreten. Ct eeb. oureb
Sranereicb, Nheinbapsru Doaoen 11ats QDars
temberQ, 1t. njttt2l1ftTdse fir ale bsaaebbars
ts 2dnoer an.-gr sloabs 9e8en mnftissn
l9ssbf bic g1idreiie w;eeev antgeseu 5u
sSHnen. Ollie tpsldpe lin babev Sviefe> >8saa
,naebten-ooer ioafti5e arftrdaa nit 9ebeu
woNen, be!ieben feb on fsiner obiaes 29Obs
nnns ODER In defer Drudsres - poer bev
9rn. S'fber in BoIipar oarluu ~ rRelSen-
Seine auftrdse miro ct io bldg ais mHsIiep
aas nit panssIibsr Grsue bslorssn.
0ecr9e BaIseY.
Sanusr 80. 1885. 4rs4W.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-20
Mt.u>t un,o 10 SLEEVE
g Ii ter

Dis unter5eibneten babenio eben erbal-
ten, ats 3alas 5u ibrem frhbern Dcratb'
Don Baarsn. enegsrcse uns allSeneins 9lues
mail Don oaueEbaften uno ele8anteu Nrtt-
teln, tpeIcbe, "a iie in oeu @tdDteu 9fel1s
Dsrf nab psiIoeelpbia. 50 ben slulfioltrn
preifsn ein9eroufs t0croen 5u 1u9emsiu ME
briaen prei(en abeefsst rpersen.
eeJbr @urratb befs9tin einsrn al9smensn
NHortitnente BON
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-20

IMPORTANT to the PUBLIC.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-07
CHARACTER OF TECUMSEH.

The celebrated aboriginal warrior, Tecumseh,
was in the 44th year of his age when he fell Mt the
Thames. He was of the Shawannee tribe, five feet
ten inches high, well formed for activity and the
endurance of fatigue which he was capable of sus-
tanning in very extraordinary degree. His carriage
was erect and lofty-his motions auick-hs eyes
penetrating his visage stern with an air of hauteur
in his countenance, which arose from an elevated
pride of soul-it did not leave him even i'm DEATH
His eloquence was nervous, concise, impressive,
hguratlve aud sarcastic being of taciturn habit of
speech, hs words were few but always to the pur-
pose. His dress was plain-he was never known to
indulge in the gaudy decorations ofhs person which
is the general practice ofthe Indians. He wore on
the day of his death, dressed decr-skn coat and
pantaloons. He could neither read, write or speak
English.
lie was IN every respect q savage, the greatest
perhaps, since the days of Pontiac. His ruling
maxim IN war was to take no prisoners, and he
strictly adhered to the sangniuary purposes Of his
soul he neither gave nor accepted quarter. Yet,
paradoxcai as may seem to the prisoners oftrbes,
he was attentive and humane. Nav, in one instance
he is said to have buried his tomahawk in the head
of a Chlppeway Chief, whom he found actively Gu
gagged in massacreing some of Dudley's men, after
they had been made prisoners by the British and
Indians. |, had long been the favoritc project OF
this aspiring chief, TO unite the northern. western
and southern Indians, for the purpose of reganing
their country ms TAR as the Ohio. Whether this idea
originated IN his own. or I'm his brothers mind, OF
was suggested by the British, is not known-bu,
this much is certain, he cherished the plan with
enthusiasm, and actually visited the Creek Indians
to prevail on them to join in the undertaking. He
was always opposed to the sail Of the Indian lands
In council at Vincennes, in 1910 he was found