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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-08

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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-08

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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-08
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then ipurorn besieben Idanf biegrs
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/ Die 8sghnItisnns Der Chen folder
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{cben (episfopalen) Stride befennen.
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aus unO fano Il, Dem erlfen &ugen
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porsaests gatspurf aaf llberale, Den
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-08
Cine 2tae Der often,
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Cine afte sur 8spolmdbtisuns bet @cms
rniiTionere Don 3rumhuu gauntpt Elm 9thd
pon Musquetp Greet als bfentti6e pobs
itraBe III erfldrea. Cine atte sur SntorpOs
'iruns Der Dirsftcreu Der Meib!i6sn @r=
siebun9s=QlnfaIt in Granoile. Cine afte
CUR 8elOrauue Der Nbtbeiluns uno oeS Ber=
Dsaufs Der 16ten Section in Motgan 2ant,s
fdip, 8utler @auntD. Cine atte aur Sn=
forporiruna Der 9lieoer Der Metbooilt- -episs
eopal Gnbe in pipua. Cine afte sur c5ns
[sorpOtiruns Der 8aroen Dsfrpmen Der
gbrift Girbe In Dayton. Cine afte 3ur
AnIsauus uno Grribtune elmer Staatsfraf:
fe in Q4aYns uno &iblano @auntp. Z Cine
afte alS gtleid)terun9 fur Mitliam 9pbe.
Cine afte sur 8erbeGerun8 Der afte fir Jns
forporirun8 Der Yresbpterianer @cnsrega=
|tion in Sbo:t Greet in 3eferton @aantp.
Cine afte sur Sntorporitnn9 Der Seuet,1,an=
ner Sniarauee Gompasnie in DaptOn. Gi=
ne afte sl1r AutorlirnR9 ber@analsg gentnil.
| fOnare, SeNB su r,ebmet1 bon sstpinsm @is
aeutbum fir ren @ebra,lN oes Staats.
Cine afte CUR 9Iututiftrung ber @on,rniGio.
mare oon Musfinsum @auntp, benannts
@slber fiD sususisnsn. Cine afts our BE-
forging oe5 0srfaufs oes iholibsn uno blt-
liheu 8iertelS Der Is Seetion eer Is Nans
ae In WaDne Gauntp. Cine afre BUR Autos
ftruns Der gauntp @ommidienare in barbin
@aunty fur ben @ebranb oeS gauntps
Darbin, benanntss 2ano 5u pefaufen. Gi=
ne afte CUR cSnfprpprirul9 Der Gpnareeatio=
nal &mde uno @slel@baft In Afroi, portaae
gauntp. giue afte 5ir Snforporirt,na Der
GrulteeSoer erften Gpn3resdtipnal 8geu=
fbaftin Der gtact Bitlbfelb, in Mlebina
gauntp. Cine afte sur s5nfcrppriruna Der
stast Debron III 2idins gaintp. gine
aete 5ur 8srbsfsrtno Der afte fit essntprpp,
rirnng Der SDio nno Wenn(Dlpatiia Canal
@ompagnie. Cine afte CUR SnfurpDriruua
Der Wottase Sarnace Go,npagaie. Cine az
te 3ur Snforporir,ing Der eflfen GOnareea.
tioual @eleafebaft in 8!ooinfielo, Grunr=
buu @auntD. Cine ofte CUR Snforppriruua
Der resutarsn 8aptilten aitet,e nrb gsisl.
f6aft senauat 8etbany, IN mooiFer Wap=
ne @aantD. @tue afts CUR Sntorppriruno
Der Clinton Mauufactur Gompaanie. Cine
ate 5ur Derbentrung einer afte fit GtbfI.
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ftraBen, pafiirt Wdrs 4. 1881. Cine afte als
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-08
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UDurb einen 8rief BON Mn1. Gbriit:
mas, @lqr. babsn mir bic pibtiee Na6ridt
etbalten. 'odB Der Gbri9e Stod bielss Canals
in philadelphia gang aufssnomtl1erl noroen
lit. DaS lgert miro tsst NIT Der sr6Btsn
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Den. .s
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-08
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Chen aIs nuiere 3eituus StrprsBs aisna,
erbIelten mir nod fOg9saoe spidtiss 0la1-
ribten.
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9IpriI 2S. 1885.
9ebten Sonntas mabte 0eneraI 8rowu
init bem Sberiif BON 2enatpa @auntp, ei.
men MnsyifT auf Die gomnifione,e une ibre
partbeD.-Die @pnaminionerS batren am
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ger aufeefblaSen.
llnsefabr uin / llbr 81. Site. Fam Sen.
Srown au8snblid!lb purb pas Gsba1d,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-08

NIT rrgsfaNY so 8tnaffnetcn ManneriL
GEM Stpefiff. 1.ne besab fd, IN Die 0htfn
Der onn,iliionef. Sic ftaat en- ob iie mil
Den gomn1ttfioner5 bsfannt Al mant lpsreen
fbateu, unb es bitB its traren chen binan69e-
aanaeu, uno mhsben baIo susiRermmen.
Die @cn'mihrner6 waren tsf3t 9eserp3rtia
uno, 9Ien9sn ianmfeIi8 in bs5 a5ebblse, ale
farten 9eftcrn bier all; oauer Sderif uno
@sneral laben oaB fte 9efebIt battfn> oaB ite
Die eommj0tonsr @efana'u nabmeu, oa
mar itr ndbfer aIHsrif aNf Die &ettentrds
seE.e. Ste maobten 9 bon unlerer Sbio
9Rlii5 unter Ypeihsn Gb aucb 9sueraI 0aw=
Fine, com genats befans su, 9sfange,1en,
ipeIebe jest i'm 9sfdnsnjG snGeeumEb ftne.
Nuf erfnGen con @pp. Qnfas, treroe ieb bic:
fen 0tadmittag nit ;nsp ODER orep anosrn
Wannera nab { eunFfd, sebsuD [unssfabr
40 Neten, mn einen Msriueb 5as MAIDEN
Die @cfdnf enen su tefYeDen.
@b Fuo unDefotr 400 Mann militar bier
m'Ihe Sutet GjOuuGrupr QuSa6'S 8stebI itss
ben.
Die 9erren NuTb une -J3pmarb tno bier
--uno auf ibr 8sssbren oer56sert 0eup. III
to5, auf Snfp ossr orep Gage lan8er, frdtt'
3ere MoaBre8eIn an5u,renoeu. Diefss BE-
3ebTen rpnroe 9ernabt neil man 0laubt
ooB 9er1 Sadionin tilr5e Die QIun1aHunSen
Der 9isRpf ad6isan6 nit lsinsn @et0 De=
Isgen tpiso,
Die @oumi6ioners mnycen in Q co:r brsp
Ia9en nit Der 9au5sn 2inie fsrtts 9stpslsn
isin+
eSn Der Gle
Sris porri( (b.
Gin bic 9erren Miscarsp II. Mannppsnnp.
%, 9.-9ls Der @erlu6 semabt spuroe,
bic Nsttentraser, &c. 3u Gefansenen 81 ,na6-
en-, molltsn eiui9e sntfieben, nno 8rcmns
esuts saten Seuer auf f. uno {te saben ale
auf. [Qlefsrn 9smispbare-Grtra.
GFWai SO M. 6. 9 rrY-oer Geners
al pOftmefFsr bat fein Nnt uieoerae!eat, II.
i(t gum Miniiter nadD Spauien ernannt
porreu. Qr. Nmc 8 Renoaa biSber
ater Qluoitor i'm S6ab=Departement, mint
prn, Sartps Steus atS 9sneral pOIt:
t,ei(ter elm. 0r. enoa 4 1T Elm febr to-
entsOuer geIdaftamann.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-08
gimilbiGen unp Gdnop ganal
--- Spn1paarie.

Die gcntraftprs baben einen Gbeil bislst
einis fbou aussfansen, [~e!bss cine Ssf-
nung stpilben @auton uno bea, Sdnop uno
8eaper uno Sbio Canal tnabt,1 noeIbes
isbt audi nit bet srbBtn Sbnsaisesit ssrs
fertig miro. 9Iuf beu 15ten pisfes tperoen
nod g Seetiouen m,sbr untsr Contract ae.
aebeu werben,-uuo Die Dusetorn ,ucrben
bielsn SOsnmer ut1 msbr untsr Contract
9eben. r.. "
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-08
GO nnecttcut B all.

Go nectic QB all.
So!senbss 1T Der aIussans Der fhrsli1 ae
baItsnsn Wabl in oielem Staat
S. ur 8ouoern6r.
gorarbs (Dem.) 21688 gtimtne,,
SCOT (,Mbta) 19,243 ep.
De,nOsratifde Mebrbeit 2,4t5.
SenatDren: ~
Demoeratifbe 3abt q 16
2HbiSs 5 i
Repre efentanten:
Demoetatilbe @lieber !. 126
2Sbl8s 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-27
ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHEAP GOODS.


zDHE SUBSCRIBER is now opening the Gre,
'l Of his Spring Goods, comprising an assert.
ment of The most fashionable styles, of the latest
i'm poriations, such as
Plain and figured Silks [of all shades
White and Colored Satins
Black Sa,ins and L.vaniines
Mateoni, Italian, Lustring and other Black
Silks
White and Coloured Florences
Fancy HanJkerchiefs (of every descrip,iop>
Linen C.muric HandL crchiefs
Cambria and Muslins
Jaconet, Null and Swiss do
sriped and Checked do
superior French Muslins
large assortment Of Calicos
lri.h Linens and Lawns
Rlue, Black and Fancy Coiored Cloths
Rlack and Co'ored Summer Cloths, Brown
and White Drlllings
Silk and other Vesiings, White and Colored
SaeeRs
Roam Cassimcres and Stripes very cheap,
Apron and Counterpart Checks,
. "a and44 Blown and Bleached D,nes,ics.
&c
Win a general assortment OF Goods which will
he soil al prices to phase.
ROBERT KYLE.
April 20 Is
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-, SPRING GOODS.
fRANHIIN. IIIrrrm

" c,s a m' pleasure of informing their cus,oa,
received ano the public generally, ,ba, ,hsu
ss1ins ot p, par. OF their SPRING GOODS nav" raa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-27
NEW GOODS.

HHE subscriber is now receiving bis SPRING
- SUPPLY OF GOODS, which will comprise
general assortment Of Staple and Fnncy Dry
Goods His assortment OF READY MADE CLO>
THING vii be more extensive than heretofore
kept, and he assures his friends and the Public.
that he will SELL to say the least as good terms
as can be purchased at any other house in the
lawn Nj. HART.
Anil 9 Is
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COTTON CORD.

VHNH- subscriber will in future keep good as
a sortment OF Cotton Cord, of ditferent dcscrlp-
ms, such as Wire or Cable Cord-and other de-
eriptions Of small Cord, suitable for man,ua- lima,
kers Also, Cotton Plough Lines Wrapping
Irvine and Seine Irvine, wholesale or retail.
ABNER GARRETT.
March 90 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-27

Blk and White Ginghams Striped and Checked
o,, =, and Colored Cambrics.
rum and Twilled Yellow Nonkeen.
Ladies White English Silk Hose, do Clov,.
W slack do do Gloves. Gem, Cola
Silk do O0'u'
" '"an osnaburgs Buokram and Sail Duck
'f anu "a Brown Shirtinss, 3 4, A and "a
Bleaohed do, ~
o'eaGned Scotch Osnaburgs, Bed Ticking and G. a
Dover Shceting '''' VI
ioge'her with mahy other seosonsble Goods
ney expect to receive by the Shin Jc,rerso,,
IRON, Liverpool to City Point in the course of * -,
~ Jays, (ot which VIC have received invoice -, ;.
urge assortment of the following articles VIZ
crane Camlets, black and assorted colo,s AIor;,oa
Tor Genemen's summer wear, Yves, Of Fnolood
hhe blue and black Clo,fs, checked Muslins Joc,.
nets Camorics, Bombazettes, Circassians. Princc,.
'as' black and assorted coors, fancy white and Lon.
ooh printed Drlllinss, do do Cuttings fancy
checked Glnghams, do striped and discbareed
do, 5-4 ffncy printed and chnz Mus,ins-wb;ch
when received they will advertise more generally
Persons dealing in this market are rcspectfulIv IN.
ylted to call and look at their goods.
FIJI g. Co.
Opposite the Virginan Office
April =.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-27
BONNETS
April 20
NEW SPRING GOODS,

NEW SPRING GOODS,
JUST RECEIVED:
Floral Chlniz,
Beautiful Calicos an Ginghams,
Lace Muslin, Ga fashionable article)
Fancy Coored Muslins,
Plaid Silks, "a new artlcle,)
Fawn Colored and light Green Poi dels9' 10
Ladies Blond Gloves and Mts,
Fancy landkerchefs,
ALSO,
Assorted Candies,
Sugar Doves and Peaches,
Cordial Drops and Jelly Cakes,
Sugar Kisses, &c. DC.
Prunes, Fancy Boxes,
Boxes of Lemons and Oranges,
3 hhds of Prime Sugar House Mo'asSeS' ''e'
% ""'' HENRY BROWN, Jr
Bank Square.
April 6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-27
BEAUTIFUL GOODS.

both ApRlL, 1885.
GUPERB London Calcos,
~ Very rich Partisan, do
Gnshams fthe rarest patterns,
Painted and Gauze Muslins,
Block Italian Silks, glossy,
Blue Black Mandarne Silks,
Ribbed Silk and other Hosiery.
With a great variety of Fancy Staple Goods
,srly expected. ROBINSON e. ELLIOTT.
-, is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-27
PLANES.

II. .. RICHARDS IL CO,
HAVE Jusr OpENED,
Pistols, an elegant assortment,
Guns Of all qualities,
Rifles, some very fine,
Astral, Mante and Suspendiog Lamps.
Elegant Plated Castors,
Do. do Candl es,icks, Shutters
and T'ays~
G'azers Dimonfs,
Backgammon Boards, and Chess mep,
An assortment of Looking Glasses,
Britannia Ware &c. &c.
April 20 w4w
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IL O'clock.

Tse Court opened, and Mr.. Western said that
INC ,rsoncr's counsel had sent 10 East Chester for
witnesses but thought the case migh.go on in The
interim.
A Jury wa, then impannced to try whether Ro-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-04-27
NEW SPRING GOODS.

p AM now receiving a beautiful assortment Of
l new Spring. Staple and Fancy Goods which
cordially invite my friends mud thu public to t1'
anime JOHN 6. MEM.
Anrl If
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April G
GERM N

GERMAN
ANCHOR BOLTING CLOlh0'
EUST RECEIVED,-an assortment VI w.,
% article, of superior quality, ana 'o' 'N0
u, the store Of the subscriber. vv1r
April Is
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ryFor 81 per snnnum, payable In advance. No subs
oton will be received for less time than six MONTH
oaper will be discontinued Out at the discretiop n
Nv editors until all arrearages are paid.
"rrrADyERrIsEMEyfs will be inserted at so cent.
,uare Tor Iess) the first tme aud 81 cents for
,ausnce Those from distance must be paid for nrc
or. to their Insertion or the payment assumed by some
,.snon,ibe person in Lynchburg.
~ an, addressed to the Editors Q post pa;d
:. NOV will not be attended to.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
a N d FANCY cooDs
HENRY SUMPTEEH

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
q u the public in general, thAt he has received
from The North his SPRING SUPPLY of Goods,
among which ore the following articles:
summer Cloths, Cassimcres and Broad Cloths
Vestings, Of various descriptions,
variety Of articles suitable Cor gencmens pan'a.
looms,
Navy Blue Cloth, Military Bottoms, Bullion Brod
and Stars selected in conformity 10 the reqni-
slions of the late law of Virginia, prescribing
the uniforms of militia officers.
Either of the foregoing articles will be sold to
dealers, or they will be made up, to order.
April 16 ON
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HENRY BROWN, JR.

UHAS for sale, 90 600 pounds oi Family Bacon
H-Persons taking large quantity, can have
short credit if they wish 1.-THE quality OF the
Bacon Is undoubted.
March Is Us
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PUBLIC MEETING.

Agreeably to public notice previously gi- yen, largemeeting of the citizens of h. dependence assembled at the court house in -she town of Batesvile, on Monday, the 9th day of July, 1885, to consider the propriety and expediency of forming State Govern ment for the Territory of Arkansas, and for taking the most speedy measures to insure her admission into the Union.
 On motion, and with the unanimous as- sent of the meeting, Col. T. DICKINSON was called to the Chair, and JAMES PopE, Esq. appointed Secretary; whereupon, af- ter the object of the meeting had been ex- plained by the Chairman, THOMAS JOHN SON, Esq. offered for adoption, the follow ing resolutions, viz:
 Resolred, That we highly admire the spi- rit and cordially approve of the measures and principles adopted by our fellow citi- zens oi Jackson, Hot Spring and Pulaski counties, urging the people of this Territory
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possible, obtain an interview with tb. Indians. He will also seek a rneetino 'Asse u; the '.Crows," who iuhabit tie reaion io a,'a .a southwest of the Blackfeet, in the v;c;;a;, 'ae of the Rocky Mountains, near the '@''5 bbea1 waters of the Yellowstone river. s@a
 Colonel Dodge takes with him, on n..,. mules, provisions of sixty days, and ahoa, ssa twenty head of beef cattle. Two OK 4ean,a ,vu' loaded with four also go with the co,nmaa1 ,s, as far as the Pawnee villages, when l'a aa flour will be distributed amongst the nacts '' and the teams discharged.
 Major Dougherty, Indian Agent. who lis intimately acquainted with the coun,,. s oyer which the troops will march, and v well and favorably known fer his aea,,aai ance with Indians. has volunteered his co. vices to Colonel Dodge, and will accom pany the dragoons on their expedition.
 The horses are in good order and the men ill fine spirits, and all the officers ans m ticipate an interesting tramp.
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From he .Hietp York .Norni,to F

From tte JYetp Y0fk o1of7l3ao HernId
 Cor. BURR, We learn, is now very ,ou., indisposed, and cannot be expected 10 lva long. He is eighty years of age. He sen, ,s the other day for particular friend off ,s early years, under the apprehension that ba haa not long lease i'll the world. q sen. for you,o said he, q sent for you now. be s cause at another time We might merely loot ! in each others faces, but have no dispost, ion 10 talk" He then handed oyer ta lh;. friend several important manuscripts. nar of them intended for publication after bis death.
 Among those papers there is hiably interesting Journal which Col. Burr 4en during his travels Tn Europe, after the m. fortunate affair between him and General Hamilton. For beauty of description shrewdness Of remark, and originality of thought, we are informed that this ionTnal [ IS particularly pre-eminent. It will be re. collected that Colenel Burr, while in Eu. rope, moyedan the highest circles, was in. innate with the leading politicians of Ep. gland and France. and associated with tham in private and in public. Part Of this four nal Is in the form of familiar letters written to the late Mrs. Aston, of whom story was recently published, which, in Col. Burr's opinion, IS ridiculous and improb- able. The grace, beauty, and feeling which are scattered through these letters. are heightened, from the circumstance of their being written to his beloved daughter.
 There IS also, we learn, large number of highly important letters from European correspondents Of high rank, throwing light on his mysterious expedition to Mexico, which Mir. Jefferson turned so effectually a9atnst htm as treason against the United States. It appears that William Pitt, then the British Premier, was concerned in that project, and specially countenanced the al. tempt of Col. Burr. England was then at war with Spain, and the British Cabinet was very desirous of crppling their power in the South American possessions. 1 Of that period of his life, during which he was formidable competitor with Mr. Jefferson, for the Presidency, there is no letter or document remaining. That por- ttion of Col. Burr's eyentful life rests there- ] fore, on his own personal character, for truth and accuracy. In that respect he stands on precisely the same footing as Mr. Jefferson.
 The letters and memoirs of Jefferson made great sensation in the world when they peared-taose of Burr are caculat- ed, from their revelations, touching impor- tant periods of history, to be even more in- lteresting.
 The papers and documents already put l by Colonel Burr into the hands of his early friend for publication after his death. would fill several volumes of modern typography