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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16
DUMFRIES'
NJ EVE JHs.HTER.

NOR Sore or Inlamcd Eyes, gives immediate
/ ease and relief. On recent sore eyes, the effect
!. most salutary.--Wherc the complaint has been
for wears standing, and in exceeding bad cases
the most unexpected and desirable relief has been
found in the of this Eye Water, after every Other
remedy had failed Many persons who have used II,
pronounce il the best preparation for these complaints
the, have met with especially in OF sore
ness or Inflammation OF long standing. Price p
cents bottle.
,..Nonc are genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper, by the Sole Proprietor, I. KID
DER immediate successor to tue late DIR. W. L. Con
vay For sale at his Counting Room No. %,
Cont Street near Concert Hall Boston, and also by
hs special appointment, by
Howell DAVIES, and
}. 7. 4 J. T.. ROY ALL, Lynchbure.
MAY 3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16
SLAVES AT AUCTION.

nIRSC Ant to decree OF the county court OF
Il Campbell, pronounced in a cause therein de
pending between Bernard Ruckcr and Polly his
wife, Willis d. Elliott, and Patscy his wife, Nancy
Hay, and VIM. W. Dinviddic, admir-. of Robert
Russell, dec plaintiffs, and James RUSSELL illlam
Russell, and Thomas Cock, admr. of Pleasant Rus
sell, dec, and David Russell, dec, defendants,
The undersigned, the Commissioners therein
named will, on the 23d day of July, 1873, at the
Market House, in the town of Lynchbnre, expose
sale, by way ofpublic auction, for cash, ten val
liable slaves, consisting of men, women, boys and
girls JOHN ALEXANDER, ! ro,,u,.s
JOSIAH SilEPPERSON,
June % tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16
KU ASs AVS.

EFT the subscriber, in Buckingham county,
L 4 near Mr.. Alexander Patteson's tavern, on Irl-
day MI lt the 9th inst, , Negro Men, iNi'RiN
and JIM.
Andrew is man of yellow complexion, and since
leaving me- | understand he has wife in Prince Ed
ward county.
Jim is black man, very stout, and will weigh
1SJ or l9Obs
These negroes were bought in Richmond. lib,
era reward will be given for their apprchen>'o and
delivery in iaiI. either in Richmond IynchburS.
Jfdelyercd to Mr.J. r. ID. Payne, Lynchburg, he
will pay the reward, and if in Richmond, application
to be made TO VIM. IL. Goodwin. X. PAYNE.
June II -
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NV. FLETCEEE;Rs ~ TOLER,
TERMS.
o~s,.. 7,he LyNcIsbHrg UirSiniUH''

p" , p"" No paper ,cH be discontinued (bm at III,
G,ention ofthe Edtors,) until all orrearages paid
~ iDI.ERTTS EMEN1'S WH be inserted at
"a e,uts per square, Tor hSS,) the first time, and 81
W. far each continuance. Those from a distance
a "t h. raid for previously to their insertion unless Me
.,,n,n,ui be assumed by some responsible person in
Lynchbmg. - ,,,;,... mas, J., nosu nam
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16
BEAUTIFUL GOODS.

NPRII., ~, Tc.51.
AtUPERB London Calicos.
- Very rich Partisan dc.
Ginghams of the rarest patterns,
Painted and Gauze Musllus,
Black Italian Silks, glossy,
Blue Black Mndmne Silks,
Ribbed Silk, and other Hosiery.
With great variety oi Fancy Staple Goods. hour
" expected. ROBINSON X II4l1oIi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16

An attempt was made at St. Augustine, OH the
night of the l7th instant to take the life of the
Hon. Thomas Douglass, L. :. District Attorney,
for East Florida. While preparing to retire to
bed, a gun loaded with buck shot, was discharged,
the contents OF which passed through the glass of
the window in his sleeping apartment, but fortu-
natcly injured none of the family. The villain
who thus aimed 10 take the life OF one ofour most
esuable and reaceable citizens, is as yet, undis-
covered TJackSmcM Courier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16

Nem Dcfniton.-t was being asked the meaning
OF tho term /" Ebony aud Topaz replied with COM
mendable accuracy, Colonel Johnson and Judge
W hlte -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16

The Party.-The Bradford Pa Banner of the
IA INST states, that ne" printing press, type, editor
and all, from he Stae Of Ncw York, arrived in that
town on the 18th nlt. 1t was intended 10 cnlighen
thu portion 81 beughiea Pennsylvania" and to
support Mr. Van Blrcn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16

Brandy, pure,
Champagne do. do
Common French Brandy,
Jamaica Rum, old,
Holland Gin, pure,
New England Rum,
Madeira Wine,
Sicily NJ. Wine,
Mer. VI. Wine,
Port Wine
Champagne Wine,
Muscat Wine,
Clarct Wine,
Sweet Malaga Vino,
For sale by
MILLER \ ROBERT
june q,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16

The New York Times informs the public thai
Commodore Elliott 'decliued presentation to the
King of France His Majesty, doubt, felt very
unhappy al rhe crc lulstance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16

The Steamboat Susqltonanna had touched at To-
wando, (l}radiord county, Pa.) the Both ut on
her second passage from OsweGo to Wilkesbare.
She is represented beautiful boat, drawing but
Ii inc hes ui water.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16
FOR GEMTLEEEnN's WEAR:

Wcst OF England and SaNony Cloths, varlons
shades
Fashionable colourcd Cloths, various shades
Superb Ermlnctts and Nemour Cassimcres
Black BombaHinc. and other Summer Goods.
's.Country Merchants and our Customers, are
respectfully invited to examine our Stock. Beng
determined TO sell almost exclusively iol ash good
bargains await those that cuH We hope to present
them with monthly supplies from the Northern cities.
ROBINSON X ELLIOTT.
April @ Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16
SPRING GOODS.
Or THE NEWEST STYLES.

NV L. take pleasure in announcing the arrival of Il
w part OF our Spring Stock, recently selected
in New York and Baltimore
Beautiful style Ginghans,
Printed Cambrcs, rich figures,
Splendid Painted Muslns,
\ very general assortment OF Calico patterns
VERY ashonabeD
LII L -. 4
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-20

@nsfhulOisuns nfaben ffpue iber
seml}Ie punfte In feiner 8etfbait
(cboft an penGongre6 6at Der frat
Goent nlbt 0as Mbt' lrseno elne
aRittbgiluns an ben GppgrsB 81
n,aDen obue oaB cine. oufspartI9e
Mabt fb rarum btfilnllnsrt &
Sttberlt J bat er .0iefes 3ietbt. -
8ibet IS einen Monn in Den Oer,
Staatcn cer BEN qrdiloenten bep
bieier Yelegenbelt alht untsrltlRsn
miro :? SD Goute IS ulbt slauben:
Sd babe nur cine Stlmme ilber
oieGen gesenifano eebert. Scr
NrdGoent bat nibts sefast moSu
e. nibt Elm poUesGeebt es einem tln=
tersebeuen NesierungsSpel9e 5u los
.qen. 0Sie faun er anoers cine grs
Fldrune iber oas 9efagte ssben ais
Durb sen S6rpsr Dem Ct Die Mlt-
tbeiluns 9etna6t bot!. 2Ssnn Der
leete 0rief pes 0rn. 2lplnofrn,
,pelcber pom Stootsninitter seneb'
mist uno beltdtI9t wproen1
niebt befrieriseno fem feIlte, 70 n1nl'
fen ipir Die grbfnun9 Der na6lten
Sisuns bes gonsre6es erworten );
Der NrdGDent miro oannoen1 Con
sreGs Grftdrunsen MAIDEN absr nl6t
DEN Sransofen.
(9Batre Nmeritansr.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-20
Nduberep.

Gin Nbilooslpbier 8lott er5dbEt
paB am SSamItag Dor o6t So9en
eln 9tebtreIbsr Don gbotcque 81.
Weupprf, Namens QBo0otn9iony
un, s! 500 beroubt tporoen lep.-
@r botts cine Srupp Dleb oortbin
9ebraht uno perfouft, befan0 ib
Damn elnies 3sit ouf Belub II 9}su'
Jerlep uao uermelIte ilch sInlge Sa>
&c an Dem fosenannten ;Doint J0aus
0otet. gr Ypuroe bewOgen nlt Dem
bdrtieper pes 6oules tn elmer Sig
no1 per = tobt III fabren, nno ouf
tUer 5uruG NsiIet Tim etrpo 10 tlbr
lbenos nurpe er unpclt Dem ppint
0aus an9efauen uno beroubt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-20
-" Mue btejtntgfn
Subilrtbtten pel0e
lluS nit 9plb 8atz
sen, Noggetl, Belltb:>
form IT, 9aber,fur BIZ
3eitutlg be5ablen ropl.
letI lperoer1 btern1it
aufgeforDerf un6 in
11erbalb jpeD @ot)>
el1 e6 SIT brtngerl*
Die Graneuns Der Deutiben Repnbtif be:
&s%. trsfsnb. --..., r..

Die granelns Der oeuti1en Repnbtif be:
*... ~s*.. trsfsnb. --.,.55. r.
Nab einem 8efblu6e 4. 1
% mes 9ereins ;ar 0rdnbane
....s.. . ''eines oeutfhen Dreifoates
htnoem MiGcugnOebiete,''
if Dr. s., @reB Ia Begtir, @p,l,,
erfst gauntn, srwdbtt rpsrosn, eine
Neife IN .9eopbte 2anofbaft, In
Negleifnng zines anoern Sadfsn-
ners, III unternsbmen uno einen aus
fdbrtlbsn 9srlbt oaraber atsufaf
En.
4 Scr geriht fo4 entbaltea
ii CINE Bsfbrsibuug oss subena
iseaeis Trsilfaats rorgefhlassnen
atrrttnriuane, itpifeben benM idoutt'
&onfaSu. NrfantaS @trStilen tpslt-
lid am aRll lln1si- Gtaats fslblt lie.
ssuOy
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-20
yTronflin'S louniser QEib

SSr1ntlln lQuII9eC QDlB
Ius1ua BON Elm m S1seiben oss DoftptS
6ranf,ln an sineu leiner SreunDe.
"JO fir meinen Sbell wlnldte
Der 2lDler lpdre Mat gewdbIt wOrs
oen un unIer 9oterlano pUrsu'
uelIen, Ct III Gin cSD9el Don faleb-
ten moraii(bsm ebaratter-er e.
ndbrt ftp nlbt sbr!tb.-
|0srmutbIib boben Sie ibn f6cn
ouf sinsu Baum poltirt se(ebent
100 erI III faul fs!blt 3u fihen, ouf
| Oie Semubunssn oee Slltbaplbts
louert, u. >penn otefer re.bl9e 9p'
| gel nun enOticb slnsn S'fb erbai6t
lbat unD Jpn ju einst11 0feite 3unt
Illnterbalt fir fem 2Beib0sn uuo
ielne Sun9en trd9t ~ osrfp!9t ibu
| Der NOler uno jd9t lynn cen Siftb
wieDer ob. Bsp oler felnsr -
unserebtistelt 1T sr leoob nlemols
in euten um,tduoeni fonoern, eben
fo lple olejsuigen untsr otn Men-
Iben, Die (iO von 8erasen II. Nou-
ben ndbrsn 9ew6bnIl0 arm unO
loft (ebr louG9. 2u6erosm 1T, er
oA6 cine rsbte fsi9e Memme-oer
tIelne Stnlss-Sosel, rer niUt oiel
srb6sr als Elm = per!'ns tit, 9relft
lbn fubn an uno jagt lbn aus Dem
|Oillrlft. St 1T Dober fsineSme9s
EN- Sinnbilo fir pie Die tapfern uno
etriiben Amerlfaner1 bic alleSbniss-
vbeel aus Dem 2anos gstrlsben bas
ben. Stb bin oober nlAt unsu-
frieoenI oab man inter Der S19ur
teinen 2tolsr erfennt, lcnbern ooB Ee
tinem QBelfbbabn dbnllb it, osr
9sreleibunss,vells, ---
Elm meit abtunsswertbsr Sose( v.
1T utesbies Elm urlprun9 n9llOerNmeris
faner. 2loler bat man in allen
Gdnoern sefuntsn Den 9BeIl lbbabn
ober nur in unfersm &anoe. Ser
erftt Don pieem @eEbleebf, nel6en
man in gn9lanr (obs, muroe BON
| Den Sef1iten aus CANADA 9ebracbt
uno ouf Dem 0ohssittl(h son s gorl
Dem 9ten oufsetraeen. ueperoem
1T CT Cob er snor mobl Elm nenig
s,tel unD einfoltle aber oarum tsin
lt!sdtetes Sirnbllo ilf,) Elm BERG
bofter Q3oeel, uno muroe nitt an
iehsn. slners ,Urittifhen G'rsnoDisr
on,uarclfen; menn sr lieb unterttebsn
iolfte, hr feineln rotten Voce
einsn Ggnfau in leInsn Souerbof su
/ Der e)oursrubr Don e ouneetIcut:
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-20

Der eoussrubr Don { oanectIcut
|km Gln,iaas cen 26ltsn 0ielss ln>,
|ilsbmcen 9iepsmbsr, als slnen'
ansenletusn3sonffag anD Oss
'baItos yum Stbsr ales gutss' bs<
|ilsmn5t.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-20

2)gine Befhrk kbune bssS(ima's,
8poens, 9sbigsei Sbdlsrt 8IiGu
Der ndbfen 0ranien oes frasIiden
0eblstes. y. !.
81 2ln6fuhft iber oR jssisen 8e'.
mobner, oersu 0efunobeitsjuitano,
berrfhenpen &ranfbetten unter SEM
ielbcn fomte audi iber bas 0e0eib'
en Der 6ou6tbisre oafelblfSu 9ebsn.
4) 2(nGhtsn uber 6onosl unp
u ontel, 2ldcrbou un0 Gcmerbe1
fomle uber oen Morft nab Nunen
III er6fneu. r.,
s. 2luqobe Der preife Der moths
:penpi9eu NrOoutts unO mcber loIs
tDe III besieben.
g. 8eThrsibuns Ser 9(eife fur
ginSslner game Samilien unp 9e>
RglNoften, nebIt Der 2lnsobe ou!
melGhe Njeile Die Nsilenocn lIb IN.
termess Natbs erbOlen uno immer
mt 9etpI0en Der1enen oes Qsrelns
lnQerbinDun9 tretcn fonncn.
y @inperfdnoni6 NIT Dem jeel>
gen g ecretair oss Serrltortums.
nslcber Don Seitsn Der 0er. St.
oofeIbIt itotiunirt wproen titt ;u ers
bfnen ; iberboupt allies bos Su
tbun, mas Der Sabe otenItcb
lspn fam.
J}aboem IS jeoem Oeutfhen ein
leubtsu miro, oaB Die Nuefubrung
zines fDlben 9ro6artlaen llnterneb'
mems utht obne bepeutenpe Opfer
gefbeben tbnne, Der 9erein ais (pl'
der aber nibt aleln fir feb tie
n0tbigen J6ilfSmittel beGst, TIRE
Be(Dlife NIT srfore erItdenSrdften
turhsulesen, 70 fno Die untet5e.cb>
neten ermddt!9t tpOroen. fret,rtlllge
be,trd9e 9eaen Den ;u ertottenrcn
9ebrucften Self (eberibt Don jeoem
ein,elnen SbeIlnebmer u. pom 9an-
3en . erelne Su ermltteln.
Sneem mir fur Die elnSelnen Jns
tere0onten ionDbl, els fir game
Oersine rpelde Iih ois(tr Gabe bis
jeet an9eGblo6en baten uno nod
anlhlie6en meroen, oieles bfentIi6
jur &unpe bIin9en erluben tpir 1u
elelcb Die oeutfben Neoaeticnen um
bic reitere 0ertreItung oerfeIben,
nte fOlbes feitber 9eitebsn ; auO
Gpo Die(e erfuht, ollenfalfse Srs-
trd9e su smpfaneen uno rs(pectipe
su Gammeln. Snrem aub. DE tIeIns
ltsn Seitrdse oemnddjt nit elnem
eeDrudten Seribte bonerIrt nsroen
louen, 70 1nD oiefeIbem. als cine
freimilIi9e Subfcrlption sum bsfen
Der Oeutfben 3u betrobtsn.
sSsrlin, SGmer(etS Sountp,p
+. Den l3ten Oct. 1885.
Or. s, gro6, preG
Der Ga0ner Sebafian Vromlib,
au6 3us!eib flr Den Secrstdr, in
oe0en Abwelsnhett. !. E..
NeutOcrf fou esasnspdrtis 2s5,
uGinnobnerboben, morunter IL,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-20

IEQnO 9ct0an unD elDlnet lDl'tUFl''
IMan fano oorin 8 toote Sle9er IN
e trob uno 9BelfbFprnloub c'u9e-
Ipocet, Die bereits in Qsermefun9 L.
|bergtenoen gs trurDe cine Surp
oaruber seboIten uno bic Sel6'n
Damn be9raben.
&otlen.-Oieeecbo Soblen Com
poenie batoislesSobr 1l4j32lSon'
nen &obIen na6 pblIa>eIpb'a g.
broett.
unrdns( ereienste ileb IN Ni6-
mono Soun(hip, Serts eountp'
elm leItensr Sooesfau. 9sinr'd,
g tiseL mor eben i'm Dee1ffi Elm
|@jlas @eioer III trinfsn in pas fit
unbemerft' cine sSisne perloren bot'
te, rie ibn In Die 3un9e itoh. uno
lnnerbolb elmer ,Gtunce III ttnerge!-
dye mabte. u. u. N. 2Se!t.
Gin Crib fttmie0, rer Elm fIeinse
MISUNDERSTANDING - ouf oemBad<
en- bate, wor elnee Sage befbdfs
tist, GoIo in [nitrUmurlotlc ociO]
aufsul6En. Snpem oos Ge'rdtb'
auf Dem Bofen ibm bftsrs einSud. :.
en- perur(ohts, fo ricb CT ee uerfhIe'
oene Dtole nit feiner Gano, an
melcte eon Der MliNun9 9erathen
NOR. q>I0eIicb bsmertte er, oo6
Das 0ewdts auf leinsm 8aden el.
ne onOereSarbe befam, uno in tur'
ssr 3sit 9dnslfb perhpono. Mon
bat (iitoem nt6rere 9er(uhe oomt
onseiteut, uno oisleS 9littel nns
trisllcb 9efunoen. Gis Mllbun9
beitanO in elmer unbe 2lciD, uno 6
0ran [ebleraret] relnes Golo.
{0clt'S ero6es Birtbsbaus in
9lsu-Oorf ilt tlrSIi0 (ammt Dem
9ausSerdtb fir $4,000 SboIer
perfauft irrroen. Scr 8au oe6
0ouGes eoftste 0errn 6OIt ubsr
100000 Sbaler
0te neue 8ris asa fhinston ..
Solton 1T 2Infon9s pcriyen O>r-
mats, unYpeit GapGop purh einen
QBinpuo6 um9e,porfem mmO0urb ibre
!lmmtlihe Mannf fbaft ouseenUm-
@lner, ertronfen. Sc befouoen lb
10 psrlonsn an 8uro.
|. Se(b 4 N o. 2(m 12tcn
Ottober, besiens 6r. Sob ann
,S IL c n {, MuIer, in QBelt Sem
lpf.lo 2anealer gauntp Sslbfs
moro, inoem er GeV in ftlner Ga9-
muble erbtens.
/ Gin MonWamens 9e(epb 2loams
|nurOs furslib> zines Moresn6 in
Cincinnati loot ouf Dem 9>ivsmen'
|oor sinem Hirthsbou(e ssfuuosn
Egr lpsirte ibm otluen Sted, ,por
|0en Abenb oorber ruhis bu Nett &C.
eaneeI uu0 miro paber ob,IUttld'
|ooer i'm G olaf aus Dem gsnltsr
seilhrSt fepn.
8eifsrn por pler,ebn 8 $asen Fam
in prOoioenb NbDoeepIano elns
Arbe an Die nit elnem swsplt6Gtg'
en- Wobnbaafs belaoen war.
Sewis cine uneespbbn'lbe Goouns,
>, 8crissWp6e ertrantsn iuBalti-
more 3 Mlrner auf fcieence Me,ie
2 ie boten nit srnem 9>sbs esflhl
'un0 ipothen nit pernfelben ourb ois
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-20

e. @isbtiss @sl65fte ri.fen ben Rs=
6dttsur p6u Qaule. 9YprsraHtif6e 8tbler
u1hft n caber isins>n suititut our 2aft ssIsst
: tpetben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-20

DertSeratilps Mspub.ltanllbe ernenuun9
81 :..= SarVrdTosnt,
Warttn Gan Bure11i
BON 0(enDorf.
,"' Snr8iecprdfoent. .
RteDar0 M. DobnaotlI
bon &entudp.
Der 6eIn son Der Gbemfe, uno Dater ees
Sonntds pcft 8sri6te.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-20

Il Mfbe,ilib.-gor einissn 1Eo-
Ebsr1 tpuroen ;u8altin,ore stpeDgd6s
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-20

8si Der lebtsn aufabrtbss6er
Blfe In Baltimore, tpuroe oer8ol-
lon, ais er ebsn iber 6oas DAD ei.
nes 6aufss btnfb,pebts, befbdriat.
@tnise Sticfet NORM Die Gonbel
btns, ti0en erisnep me ,nerr Niie
fIel aus elmer obbe 90 Su6 auf
oasOdb berab. 81 erbietf perfble-
oene qBuuoe.l uno fpu lib pnn fei-
1er Sal nod niett gang erbelt ba-
ben. :.<...>. T.. q. u. n. 2iselt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-20

lee auflsIn Dampftoot sttbar1 iist'
init naeb pblaoetpbla III seben, DE
NIT psm 9samsn rs. 8. Sroncls,;;
Ibeseicbnet esipelsn. llntsrmess &C.
mabrte man einsn unansenshr'en
Scrub, Der DDn -osn Slbern Fam
Ipesmegen lie III Neu'G GaIite ans
eono 9etbon une e,btnet tptlroen.
IMan fono 0oriu 8 toOte S(e9er IN
e trob uno 9BeNhfprnlout ur9e-
Ipodt ole bereits in 2sermefun9 u
|beretenoen gs rurbe cine ,Surp
Oaruber sebolten uno bic Sel1'n
Damn be9raben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-20

Gin Brief aus glsu- Ottsans son,
6tep Geteber n,slpet nas Die 0s-
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-20

0te neue Bris waGhinstOn ..
Solton 1T 2lnfon9s poriyen O>c-
mats, unwelt Gap Gop purb einen
QBinpio6 um9swDrfen, ibre
fdmmtlihe Mannibaft, ouseenpm-
@iner, ertranfcn. Sc befonosn Gb
10 per( an 8pro.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-20

i. 9n gl&u-Dorf hno, 100, 9lrbsiter
an9enommeuj ,um nab 6opanno
gelmfft suweroert unb oert an e.
ner Gilenbabu 5u arbelten.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-02
From tie Richmond Compiler.
JUST As We PREDICTED.

The Enquirer is obliged to Mr..
Stevenson for the following interest
ing correspondence" Letters Of the
Baltimore Committee and Col. John
sons reply.) Greatly indebted. doubt
less. Col Johnson's reply was re-
ceived Sunday last" "a good day for
such glorious and important EVENT.
land We hasten TO lay il before our
readers" Tremendous haste-rcceiv-
ed on Sunday, and laid before the rea-
der IN gTeai haste on Tuesday, lie
now abiurcs all National Banks under
every modification, SC. Just az we
said il would be. We knew the Col.
onei understood his business too well
10 omit coming out Anti &" Monster. y
" For one, We are most anxious 90 do
Col. Johnson foil Justice" sc. No
doubt Of it---hui is Il possible that az.
ter twenty hve years Of briH,ani pub
lic seTvice--amongst which was he
killing of Tecumsch. and signing a
Sunday Mail Report, you we're 80 ir-
Moran, Of the creed 81 a great public
man. nominated by the Jehcrsonian
Democracy Of the Nation .-as 10 l,e
unable TO do " foil justice" to him -
Was the Colonel 80 ambiguous, OF YOU
20 duh, that his creed HIS been a nd
die Tor quarter OF century WHY
not come out eandidly, and say what !,
the frus reason 81 your holding back
80 iong' You certainly could not
have been ignorant Of the Colonel
creed. You we're fearful that the pub
hc virtue-small ne the remnant now
would BE- shocked al the moral de-.
ioFmity Of the nominees character.
and q took you some time 10 know
whether YOU could decenily brave the
storm. Besides. Mr.. RIvss end M,
friends bad set their hearts upon the
Vice PTesidency--and il was neceea-
~ first TO sOothe and conciliais be
wounded pride, before you launched
out in support o. Johnson. You dnd
row, that The coloasfs youthful m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-02
Fro" The National Intelligence.
THE VETO.

We have lately had occasion 20 al.
vert TO the free use by the Executive
OF the Veto power, in cases not calling
for It. Since doing So, We have fur
Their evidence, in the following fact of
the familiarity with which heis disposed
TO avail himself Of that extreme and
extraordinary power.
Among the documents recently laid
before the Legislature OF Ohio. by the
Governor Of that state. is letter from
X. 1. Lyle, Esq. late representative IN
Congress, dated, from this city. March
18th, IN which, speaking of the bound.
airy question between Ohio and Mich.
gan. Tor the United States,) the writer
speaks of conversation which he and
MIR. Hamer had that morning with the
President upon the subject, and saws:
The President has determined u
make this Appointment point in his mex,
message and in answer To our appre.
henslons ss to the probable admission
OF Michigan into the Union, by a coal.
ton the result OF common icalousy
between the rorthern and southern
states against Ohio. without n settle
ment of this question; he declared M,
fixed determination To apply HIS VETO,
10 any bill which should.make II A state
before the settlement of the boundar,
difficulty"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-02

discretions" are not looked upon with
so much horror by the great and pure
Democratic family" and you are
sliding gently into his support. You
will be as jealous as the most ardent
in a short time, and you will threaten
the Wings. as you once threatened
your opponents, TO carry the war.
HannibGi like, into Africa" You
will copy all the articles from the Globe
and other prints Of easy virtue" ex-
tenuating the nominees foibles; and
at last you will urge upon your RE
publican brethren the necessity Of
keeping cool" and Of not suffering a
division. Every one admits your anx-
iety TO ''eIfenudfe nothing from the SER
vices he has rendered TO the country :;
TO respect the blood he has freely she'd
in her struggle-nor to set down aught
in malice" No one suspected YOU OF
any design to disparage the Colonel.
On the contrary, We now see your So
licitude TO be permitted to lend him a
most Liberal ear" In less than
twelve months you will go as far in
his support las he who goes farthest.' .
You will excuse even the blood he
has freely shed" in the business OF
amalgamation :; and If you could be
convinced his .. highest political ambi-
ton will be more than satisfied" by
the Office TO which he has been nomi-
mated. and not disapPoint Mr.. Rives
again, you would at once be as loud in
his praises as you are in behalf Of Mr.
Van Buren,.
Come, come, good sir, throw Off all
reserve at once-you mean to support
Col. johnson eventually, and you
might Just as well do so at once, -
Don't be so shame-faced. Your party,
bushes have nearly all receded already;
and yours are getting rather blue
tbs no use to be coy any longer. The
interests Of the grea. Republican par.
ty" q! y demands your acquiescence
You have only 90 make one effort
The sense Of shame will soon be ex
tnct. You are already giving you
aid by extracts lin support Of the Ma
tional Convention and its candidates
(the Colonel and all > and direct, oper
and manly advocacy Of the rhoIe con
Germ will be easier now than hereafter
Then unfurl your banner at once. ID,
editorially, what you are slyly doing il
a second hand way-go for the " Ma
tionsl Democratic candidates" Yo,
are now in the attitude of an old maid
who has determined in her own minC
to give up her virginity, but is hesita
ting a little about the precise time an,
manner of surrendenng the citadel. :,