davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09

4 ParalleL-Democracy rests for lis support on
the Ycomanry, advocates the interests and merits
the confidence Of the yeomanry, because the yeo-
manry by the nature of their business never can be-
come spectators or monoposts; and are therefore
the natural friends of equal rights; just as assoca-
ted wealth is the natural friend Of tyranny. The
national government supports the OIL liberty A.
gainst wealth of the purity of elections against
panic makers and so on in all things sustain the
veoman and the laboring classes.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09

The Rev. Abner Kneeland will preach in the
State House, ia this town. this evening and the sue
ceeding evenings of this week II is to be hoped that
every slavsh fear will be lain aside, that all will 90
and hear for themselves, and that none sit in judg-
ment upon the preacher before lie has had a hear
ing. Truth courts inrestigatioa-it is error only
that shuns il.
UJFs!Servces to commence at I-2 q cloek.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09
NOTICE..

DAME, c. Denham Clerk of the Supreme judicial Court
of the State Rhode-Island aud Prov yence Plantations
for the County Newport do hereby certify that at the August
term of said Court A. ID. 1855 holden at Newport within and
for said County decree Of divorce was made by SAID Cour
tween GEORGEW BROWNELL. & HANNAH BROWN
ELL of Portsmouth in said County and that the bonds of mat
rimony between the said George w Browne! and Hannah
Drownel are hereby forever dissolved.
In testimony whereof have heeunto set hand and ahx
ed the seal ssd Court said Newport this third day of Sep
ember the year Lord thousand eight hundred and
,hlrty-6ve DANIEL Z, DENhAM, GERS
Sept. 9. 3w.'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09
SHIP NEws-PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

Saturday Sept 5h-Schooner Topaz, Luther from Phade-
pha, with coal 10 George Bowen.
Sunday 6M.Schooner Commerce, Messer, from NewYok.
Scoops Camilla, Vars, from do.Moses Eddy, Chds from
Providence for NewYork.
Monday, 7h-Schoouer Charleston, Packet, Berry from
Providence for Batimore-Superor, Whitney from do for
Hlddau..
ENTERED.
Steamer Providence Thayer New York do Boston Town
send do-Sloop Providence, Brown, doSchooner Com
nerce, Messer, do
CLEARED
Ship Ere Dennis Pacific Oceando Martha. Potter, South
Aantic--do. VIM Engs. Austin, Rchmond.-Schoener Po-
cahontrs, Finch, NewOrleans.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09
IsOD"T. j. TAYLOR.

Respectfully iaf6rms his friends g. the public
~ hat he viii continue the business Apoecary Il Drug.
gist a. the aiey occupied by his father No us
Thansss From experience of 10 years in this business
he he shall he able TO give satisfaction to those who may
favor him with their custom
Personal attention given PHYSICIANS prescrptonsmed.
cine any hour Of the ngh,medcne chests pa, up usual
Auq. 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!

VSNit Subscribers offer for sale their Ware Room in
x ChuTchsiree general of Cabinet Furniture
aong which may be found much please whether selected
Tor uty or for fashions sake Also variety OF Cnar conss
Ns 9. ARE klSa. y WoOlSsats.-Ilalf Grecan-niatoH
aa2..-%dncy " Nlnisor-au1 other sounding names
ql'y second 20 none IN market. al whicA wi be sod
dog eGeap ror for "'c@s Ian cost bu, a.r prices lo
moaei,e profits! cle invited 10 examine Tor them
selves. IL y g. Fucni,u,e made 70 order IS usual
May lSA 1895. ". \. ~ D. II. COGGESHALI.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09
BELLEFUE
LIVERY STABLE.

NiiE subscriber will continue carry on the business CON.
q neced with Livery Stable, in all ia various brsnt ~
the we'll known Stable AZ the Belle Vae House o In s
The business IN future will be IN ae 4e.. lslca O.
Thomas DWNWoFs whc VIII oc -'iy 8; 40 -ass 10 furnish
disposed 10 p2;gog,c s, rhe coaches and every
other vehicle belonging H establishment equal 10 any
~ The place or elsewhere Prompt attention viii be paid
he arrivals and departure OF ths steamboats, ana in short no
pains shall be ntng render the establishment in eveywy
worthy the patronage ohc pab Horses kept FOR any ench
ri urne' At the cus,ounry rates RUFUS b. KINSLEy,
Newport, August ).
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09

Court Of Probate, hempor iagust B. 1895.
YyS admins ration on the e.uto o Cynthia Free
b body, late J Newport, c0lorcd woman decd was pre-
sencd settlement and order Of distribution Of the bal
ince IL ordered that The be received and the con-id
thereof be referred Court of Probate to be holden at
tho tcilosc in Newport the first Monday IN September
next o'clock A. NJ and that previous notice be gwen by
publishing copy of this order three several times in the h0dc
kLnd Rpuan for n persons indebted to appear at said Time
and place, and be heard true copy Witness
B. B. ROWLAND, Probate Cterk.
August IL, 3w.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09
4 CARD.

PRNHE Subscriber would n!orm the Ladies' and Gentlemen
u oiNewport and vicinity that he has taken and fitted up,
Tor 'Her accommodation the No. l37 Thames
whe'e nc intends 10 carry tbs perumery and ha dressing
oneSS aud hopes by The good order Of his establishment
Set attention 10 hS business a share of tho public pat
foage Genemen are informed that evYorl daily and 9TH
er papers VIII be furnished for their accommodation Ladies
mar c m separate apartment the South door
u No pains will be spared introduce the latest mode
cutting and dressing. fne least favor will be gratefully
know!cdsed, and all orders executed with punctualy.
JOHN REMOND.
~ d just reeeiveda supply of Perfumery, Cur!s &c
wlieh he offers for sale Oh the reasonable terms.
ynly 7th IT,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09

Respectfully onRounccsto the public generally
citizens and strangers.
YWqEAT he keeps let his stable in Tourostrcet horses
and caragcs Of all descriptions, cheap cheaper than
they can be Obtained elsewhere Persons desro OF enjoying
the pleasures ola ride in TIE country all times be furnish
ed yh lddehOre horse and chcs open wagons barouches
and close carnages Particular attention will be paid convey
ing passengers and from the Steamboats, All orders h-
tine Of business viii be promptly attended and pains shall
SHARED to render the satisfaction Of his complete
Horses kept for any length time terms liberal
May 18Th
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09
SEPTEMBER 2a,
MES l3NlONU'S
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
Recent .4dditi0ns.-Fir .


s3 Francesca Carara by the author romance and reality
3 vos
Sl@t Anna Or y by the author OF CRANKY vols.
2525 Chances and Changes. domestic siory vols
252l Matthias and his mpos:ures or the progress of
illustrated IN the extraordinary of Robert Matthews
] vol
1926 Home, by the author of Redwood vol
1927 Cleans otru,h OF real life illustrating Christian
truth by Joseph luckerman, | vol
So%I Ihe Brothers tale OF the fTonde vols.
252o The Student, by f. l., Bnwar, > vols
$3.50 The Gipsy by Il. r James vols
1o3l Nomans Trials, by Mrs. > c. Hail. ] vol
2532 COons four years in Great Britain, vols
80 Dnnaps American painters. vols.
3133 Dacre novel by the Countess OF Morley vols.
253i Black Watch The Black Watch by author of Dom.
mics Legacy, > vols.
2o35 Magpe Castle andohe tales by Theadore Hook vol
25l3 Horse Shoe Robinson tale OF the tory ascendency by
the author of Swallow Barn = vols
25li Monkins-The Monikns by Cooper, 2vols.
25l5 Conquest of Florida, by Theodore Irving > vols
2ol5 Dedf rd Regis sketches of country town, by Mary
Hnssel Milford. , vols.
2ol7 Consannope and its envons IN series Of letters by
Comd. Porter , vols.
25ls Italian Sketch Book. | vol.
25l9 Ny Lby the author of Stories of Waterloo vols
21?O Social Stories By Mrs. Sherwood. 2vols.
52l Table Task Specimens OF the table task Of the late sam
ue Taylor. lvol.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09
NOTICE.

Picked mp OF Seaoonnet Rocks by the Subscriber trunk
written, Samuel Cohnger -, Saratoga Cguny, " York
State" The have the BY proving property
and paying charges Apply 10 Capt EFARAlM COBiEtGU
OF Schr. Sarah X Hannah Ju,y Is 3w.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09
PORTRAIT PAiNTiS =.
GEORGE GASSNER, ARTIST.

ma OF Newport and It's vicinity, that be has taken room
oyeriieny IL Wm Blrbers store Talmas-st for the pur-
pose OF pushing his profession All yors thankfully acknowl
edged few specimens OF bis work be a; ms roon
entrance on South side,
August B. n
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09
ITUIYNEE'S CROLP 4. WXOOPiNG &
LCUGH CORDIAL

fEftS medicine has been extensively and successfully used
n for several years and offered the public with the
fullest conidcnc that its will be highly appreciated
Tie oiner it is used Prepared by Charles Dyer at No 80
" cy bo5sc street Providence Z. / aud loI sale ; y
oct IL If Nm, B. RIDER.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09

ZST received by the Subscriber 30 boxes German Cologne
~ for sale at l31 ramcssree Also bottles of compound
Cloruo lo7Wa.b, few doz. of whole and half bottles Of
Ia1a- Hair Oh, in packages Of doz. each.
Jliy % JOHN REMOND.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09
NOTICE.

UHAVING taken Partner business, becomes ndsrer
H III saby necessary Tor make nnedaecose ofm
old affairs therefore all who have demands against ne, w
please present them for settlement and all agan whom have
demands sill please call, send and settle the tame.
Wa. JAMES 1ILLEY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09
ROSE & PEACH WATER WANTED

fair price viii DC given for loo bottles frs, quality Rose.
"a Water-Aso 100 bottles ol .Water.-EnQura a.,
l37 Thames-st. JOHN REM0ND.
JuIy 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09

C0uri Of Probate, N,wp0rt august 1885.
lie administrator na the Estate Of Thomas
n q. Hazard late Of Newport feoinan deed. present
ed tor settlement and allowance II ordered that be
received aud the consideration thereof be referred to Court
of Probate be holden the Satel in Newport the
first Monday in September uext AT o'clock ~ NJ and that
previous be gwen by publishing copy OF thus order three
several times Ia the e. Republican Tor all persons indebted
TO appear at said tune and place, and be heard.
! true Copy Witness, b. b. ROWLAND, PROFIT Clrk
AngIIsf.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09
LONG WHARF.
VIZ n

" EIl itIlW NDEW StNo gYN VIfN.
YENiiE cold tide BATH through which pure stream OF
NJ water constantly ebblng and lowing is suitable at
near high water
The Warm. and tho Showerha,As from o'clock IN the
morning, until O'Clock in the evening.
Sea Bathing II cold. and more water, the
mos, powerful means of preserving and restoring hea with
which we are acquainted -Bgehag.
Tickets for the season, shorter time tpply to
July 29lh. - l.. TREyETT
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09
MUSHROOMS WANTED.

pnee VIII be given for % 2 bushels Of Mushrooms
- picked and dsvered in fresh Persons selecting
se;n vii Dc csr,;al and not seec, Tosds,oo
iseEs, l9rh 1885, JOHN RrNOND IL Ihanrss,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09
l.. Il. GALtUP NJ. ID.
DENTIST.

From the City Of Nee York,
UG AS tan Rooms the RcrWe HO,i and offers his pro-
z iessona services the Gentlemen and Ladies of New
port, and lis vicinity
lie permitted TO refer the following gentlemen Dentists
Of the first respeetabiliy IN The City OF New.York
Do'' E9saer pa.n,f rar"Iy No. g, Park Place
ID. e, Amblor W. p p,., pi.
+. Kngsbury. w " N "'
Samuel Avery No 4, Park Place.
T. X. Jones, No. lS3, Fulton street Brooklyn
Certificates OF other professional Gentlemen Instruments and
specimens OF his work. may be seen by calling his
Newport, July 4,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09
BILS1M or LIVERIVORT.

NERS NJ. N. GARDENERS genuine Indian Baiso'n ofLir
IVH eyro and LooThotd prepared from receipt Originally
procured from an Indian docucss.
The genuine Basam of Lyerworn each Bottle. II with
any eXagoaon exception OF the greatest discoveries
made in this part Of the country has saved within two
hundreds from the grave. has been for from all
parts the country that has the least knowledge Of glorious
effects for such simple vegetable compound Il has been
found be extremely ehcacous the following diseases,
Consumptons Common coughs Colds, Hopping Cough dii
Guilty OF breathing Asthmas Influenza Quinsy Phhc SPIT.
ting of blood Croop Weakness Pam in the sde want of sleep
&c Likewise there nothing existing. good or the Liver
Complaint this medicine has been taken with great sue
essPrce 90 cents bottle, for sale by WIN. B. RIDER.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09

in making the necessary selections
The first relation change in its form. 1t has been
the opinion OF the present publisher from the first that the
avo ormbeng hathc present would be preferable;
and he grned that the subscribers with whom he has been
enabled to confer have almost unanimously expressed the
opinion The iom Of the work will therefore be changed at
the commencement OF the second year to oc!avio each number
continuing thirty-two pUges
The point relation the eectio15 for the work
The opinions OF subscribers IN t5 cZrcnay yariousso
much render impossible satisfy all Thus far has
object TO give mach variety possible, and at the
introduce into each volume works of
magnitude Some objection las been made 10 works
which necessarily occupy from eight TO numbers-as far
practicable this will in future be avoided.
The Republic OF Letters reprint Of Standard Literature
works, therefore, wichdr now aud crbemea necessarily
excluded.
The future yoames will embrace of historical works BIZ
ography and travels, than hitherto.
The first Number Of the second year VIII contain Ella" by
Charles Lamb Of the most beautiful and popular works Of
the tmelo be followed by VolIres Peter the Great-Caiam
es oAuhors by Ulue &c. &ci and IN the course of the
volume will be published some volumes OF History prepared
under supentendcncc OF DR. Larng by Sir Walter Scott
T. Moore, E.q, Mackniosh, and Others.
The work viii be published wcekIy ashereocre ct 81 eenss
per Number three dollars per those who receive the
work by mail and pay ia advance. iosnasers throughout the
United States requested 10 act az Agents
Al Subscribers who receive The Worl by mall are
quesied forward their subcrpuonsor the second year htey
wish the work continued 10 them.
The volumes contain the following works, and may be
had bound OF i'm Numbers
The Mau o Feeling by Mackenzie; The Vicar Of Wakefield
by Goldsmith The Tales Of the Hall by Crabbe Tho Letters
OF Lady Worey Mon@guc; Rassclas 10y l Johnson Caso
Of Ornno by Horace Wapole The Old English Baron by
Clara Reeve; DR. Frankns Life aud Essays; Lstsand Slrad
ows of Scottish Life by WILSON, The adventures OF Gill Bas
from the French of lie Sage, by Smoet; julia dc oubgne by
Mackenzie Mizeppa by Lord Byron The restiied Cham
ber by Walter Scott; The Dream OF Eugene Aran by Hood
Zeluco by Dr. Moore; Essays, moral economical and po
cal by the Lord Chancellor Bacon thoycy Chase LAlcgro
by Milton II Perscroso BY hon Italian and Spanish Prov,
eps: The History Of Charles MI by Voiaire Manfred by
Lord Byron Abs Bride Tale BY L Moore Esq Elizabeth
bv Mad Cotton Retaliation by Goldmih The Man Of the
World b. Mackenzie GuIvers Travels BY Swift; Essay
the Hunnu Understanding, BY Locke Don Qnxo,e by Ger
van,es Memoirs OF Prince Eugene, by himself &c.
All communications relating 10 the work to be addressed 10
the subscriber, GEO. DEARBORN,
RnhlisheK. B (iold-Steet
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09

DKABUsnELs YELLOW CORN for sale by
zODVv H. BULL, JR.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09
DIED.

In this town Saturday evening last Mr. Solomon q Wea
aged SO years
AT Westerly the 10Th MI Gen. William Rhodes aged S3
yearsorery, and for many years Representative IN the
General Assembly of this State.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09

-
O. PersOns calling for
Uertised," as tie i Al
Mrs. Rebcckah Austin
George Auvncr
Monsieur A. Bagoii
ID. w. Brown
4. 5. Blackman
VIM. +. Barker
Daniel II. Bray
Abner Bassett
Simeon Baxter
Joseph Il. i;urton
George {. Russell
Charles Brownell
Isaac Barker
Mrs. Emily Rroadhead
Mary Ann irownell
Bctsey Baker
Miss Emelinc Bailey
Susan Bunt
Elizabeth Baker
Elizabeth VI. Bently
Harriet Brockcr
Mary Jane Benson
Rosannah :. Benson
Hon. G. w. Campbell
Cap. Simeon G. Cottrcl
John w. Cater
Hiram Crosby
John u. Connolly
Mrs. Lucy Garter
Louisa Clay
Stephen Dubois
Thomas Dunmore
Peter Davis
I'hos. Evans
CadwaIader Evans
Amos Eastman
Margaret f. Evans
Sarah Emery
Mary Extlne
+
+. F. Foster
Nathaniel Fales Jr.
Alpheus Fobes
Mr.. Froughbreage
Mrs. Ann Fitch
LYDIA Forsaith
ri. Greenough
J. l.. Griffin
T. W. Grcenough
Tbos. George
Cap. Nath'l. Green
James +. Gurlon
Miss Ann Goodlng
julia Ann Grimes
Henry W Hills 9
i. l.. Hall
Richard Z. IIacIt
James Hamilton
Joseph =. Hurtbut
William G. IIiscox
Sarah Heart
Lucy A. Howes
Fanny Ingcrsol
Charles Ingersol
John B. Ingraham
Mrs. John lnman
Mr. Jackson
Christopher jus,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09
MARRIED..

Ia this town last evening by the Rev. Mr. West Mr. George
Hazard to Miss Mary Jane Tley, daughter Of William J.
Tiley, Esq. all Of this town.
In this Thursday eTening last by the Rev Mr. jan
son Mr. Samuel Dickinson, OF Middletown Comm to Miss
C.thariue Southwc 6augh CT Mr. George soahwick Of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09

'''N''' ~NNN "''J w
c Placed in u separate b0r
John P. Jackson
b. c. Johnston
Il
Asa Kellogg
Joseph Knowles
l.
David II. Little >
Jacob ;. Lewis
Benjamin Lord
WIN. l.. Leverich
vi
Robert Morrcll
II. +. May
William Mitchell
Daniel McAlIastcr
tyrus MINIS
Eugene Mahe
Ebcn Murry
Mr.. James B. Murry
Mary McRea
&. 4. Noise
Miss Eoa II. May
Mary Ann McRac
Helen McGregory
Israel Nye
John Pcckham
William :. Parker
Cyrus w. Peasc
Cap. Benz. Pelman Jr.
Isaac II. Recding
Col. Isaac III. Reed
s. T. Scarlet
Parncus Skinner
II. w. Speu .er
\. NJ. SIingerland
+. w. SaItonstall
Michael Sagronard
Cap. Joseph Shearman
Mrs. Mary Spencer
II. X. Scout
Ann Stewart
Seth w. Thayer
=. G. Taylor
John Tyler
GaImon Toby
Elizabeth Tallman
Miss Turner
W
Briston l.. Worters
Jacob Wilcox
John Willis
Daniel 5. Winlingham
Cap. c. Wharton
Mrs. Robert Watts
Uiddlct0rR.
Eunicc Peabody
George II. Tucker
jamestown.
John T. Watson
Irish
Patrick Russell
James Fltzhenery
John Mellon
James Fitzgerald
Robert Garry
John McGougal
Thomas Molloy
Eanara McIiughs
James Mcdonald
Margaret IIeagens
Margaret Hagau
Ellcuor Iiaughy
n. X. CARR, r. ".
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09
REPUBLIC OF LETTERS.
TO THE PCBEfC

The Fiitysccond Number Of the Republic Of Letters will
close the first year of the work II commenced
permcnhe liberal patronage has received, well e fa
vor besowcdupon other works Of Ike kind which have fol-
owed IN s track shows that the plan the work approved
and has gwen pernanency which induces the publser
make such alterations and be believes will be
acceptable TO subscribers, and give further claim upon
reading community
Since the has been the hands Of the present publish
he has endeavored 10 far practicable the
views OF the subscrbers IN relation mpor
lant the interest Of the work
In future, this work will be edited by MRS. A. II. MICH.
OIAS, who will the aid and advice of
WASHING TON IRVING,
GULIAN G. VERPLANCE,
EDWARD EVERETT,
CHAS. T.. HOFFMAV,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-24
AVA1 50 - AE A
Nrtuttirg EatabltaDg lte1Itt
FOE S 4 u E.

a PRINTING OFFICE, Iocst ID atthe
seat of justice, Of one Of the most fls urishing
and wealthy counties, situate ON the Ohio
river, in this State, is now offered for sale,
on We ery accommodating terms.-Th, e Office,
is we'll supplied with NEWS & JOI TYPE,
Cuts &c, also WI tn good
substantial IMPERIAL RAMAGE PRESS,
I25 hair ofcases, stands, galhes, (on n boards,
Chases of all sizes, bank, form I rndhahsr
troughs, &c. &c all in good ord er. The
Subscription list is large, and the af vertisng
and job custom is very good, and surpassed
by but f-w papers in this State mecha-
mic, desirous of making profitable and per-
manent investment othis funds, ,wou ID do well
to examine the above estabischme nt.-ADd
to a person wishing to enter into q ne PRIN-
Ting BUSINESS, it offers the mo st favora.
bIe prospect of success.
twill be necessary however remark,
that no one need apply, who ca, mot come
we'll recommended to continue t re political
character of the paper, such 40 4 now is. or
ever has heen-true Democrat Republ,
lean
For further particulars, apple alton may
| be made to the editor of the ".An serican I'm.
ion," Steubenulle, OHIO, by etter, Post
Paid.
February a. l835.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-24
es;u9 oes
SeutIOel1 StObr8,

Der llnterfbriehene freut lieb 1Hn'n Suns
oen auDier uno int 9anoe bic qlnsRi9e madsn
~ t6nntn, oaB er feinen gtobr IN Die pett:
uebe gde leines ueusn
boGfeinernen WoorbouleS
Isinem frabern gtauopuntte ssgnabsr pet=
5oeen bat,- ...
2luNo er fcrtfatren miro nie fraberh'n'
9slbdfis 81 thun, uuo in Der Scrhousr ID
rer CUNT, mOmit fe i'm b;sber 70 liberal
tefhsuttsn, fd aIhdIib fab!en miro.
3srm6se Der Sepbnlfe einss dn'lsrSt 9es
rd,umi0en btqusmen une F6trn Gonren:
bauiee, miro CT nun pcJi9!Ieber feline g|nf:
nnrfiamssit auf
2Iunlebrsm Speoiren 9er|snoen'
uno alIe anosre Qsrtsa
6 mmi0tDns 6d fte
psr,reuoeu, Die ibm auSestraut treroen mc'
aeu, une er perlpri6t bisrwit bic pInf'ihte
0uimersamfsit iber isoes bas isinet St(OFs
ae tbsrssbsn miro.
Gr bat auf 9aue, eineu i6buen @crrath".
S.rDesensn QBoaren Gllenmaoren,
@pbb uno Sberleeer, Speccrep'
en- &c. &c.
Wor,nslib bsrebnst fir aeaen'rartiss
sabrs,sit, tpeIbe trlebr n;eori9 fir Die 'neis
ten Qtrten Yanoesprocuke pcsr % a ar
8eIb perfauft.
Gr besablt auhzten bbdftsn ptei f m
baar9eIo fir % ai5en S|a6s uno
Eee. Saamen, ,e. &c.
Gr bat AUDI ncd) i,nn'r gum D'rfauFe a:
ne QlnsabI bequsmer 3 aus tteu az
Der Gbarles guaBe,
QB a orbauSlotten
usbeu 9ru. SieIcs Maarbaus, uno
lDtten
ubrbldb pom etdot6'n, slei9 cberhalb Der
erften Bride, nbrtlib pcn Der Dl al n
StroBe, auf bsibsu geiten oes Canals, 70
pie aub III aefatr $50 Nder ! ane-an'
@nnol anfauoeno qeraoe cberhalb earle
8rtde, uro 16O 81 der ober eins W'erte
gseticu, ubroIidb amil6sn bier ,'no eentrn
innerbaIb elmer balbeu lFelIe pcnt@oetharcte
gNnble. glue melde Der untef6rlesene 81
ben beauemsnbfen Seriuouneen oerfauit'
ST.. 9urrttal.
gNafitlon, Gan. 80. 1885. 41stf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-24

Or urts,ibriebene. mchnbaft bFp hen
cr,5r0esra IaIcbe IL -ant nbroIlben encf
81 ST1"Ftfraes, bsfunSst edbtunsspca oee
Mu,fam oaB er ObiSss 9sf6dft in allen
beTtn N't;ms'suneen su bstreiben anss
fan ,su uao eas Sorsn Eieo6 auf's belfe II.
,rab;ff:i!its 5u !iefern perinag. gr bat Be
III ,ci, cine au5,pabI auf 9aao. uao Wire
s,aftraaen uuo D:iteannseu isoer Art in
fsiu,n 6atbe auis promptelts une sur gu
fri osuhe,t finer G6nner ano Sunoen 8,
sutlp.sDen faebea. Dassrbafte, Iaubsr
nno aute ahbsit-une biuise Qreils, hef
sr. ,ps.oen i'm 81 einem gntbsiIe bTsutsl6'
CUNT bsrs6tlssn.
Mottbias Jaccb.
Canton, Sau. 8. 1885. S8sSN.