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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-11-30

Z" In large lnsps."-- The ship Emulous
which arrived short time since from liver
po"i, brought cargo ofcoal from tina, port,
that afforded specimens we'll worth looking
at Among other large masses, three were
of magnitude enough for corner stones Ia so
many Cathedrals. One of thes weighed
eleven; the one fourteen, aud the other
trenfy y-seren hundred pounds. five should
continue to import such respectable portions
of the Island of Great Britain, how long
will il be before we remove the United
Kingdom iaio her former Colonies Miss
Mar,ineau aud the rest Other political econ
omists would do well to look to this mat
ter.-rhe balance of real estate is wretch
edly against her in this instance.
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ED.

In this Town on Thursday morning last, Of con.
sumption Mr.. Nichols Hlssard, jun. eldest son of
Nichols II 5Ssard, Esq aged 2l years.-He was q
young m}n of good promise, and much esteemed by
his numerous friends and acquaintances.
On Friday morning Samuel G. only child Of
Capt 5 muel c. Bailey, of this town, aged 3yelTS
At Middletown on the Slh inst MIR Job Cook
aeed % yea1S
AT South kingStown on the 10Th inst. Miss Han
nah Srerman, aged 73 years
A, Bristol on the 7;h inS' Miss Ruth CoggeShall
daughter Of the late Dr. John NJ CoggeshalI, in the
g, n wear of her age.
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The Ship oftte Lme-Norh Carolina

The ship oftle Lne-Norh Carolina.
The Norfolk Beacon, of Wednesday,
says-Esrly yesterday morning the North
Carolina - got under weigh from her an
chorage below the Navy Yard, and with
her canvass from main to ROYALS all set,
moved gracefully past our town to the an.
chorage nfi The Naval Hospital. Hundreds
crowded to behold her, aud although from
the liehi breeze Old Rip was evidently not
wide awake. all contemplated the glnrinus
spectacle with admiration aud consciou.
pride. 1t is good test of the imposing
majesty ola large vessel of war, that the old
est sailor will mark her every movement with
as much interest as the novice who never
trod deck. The North Carolina will soon
depart from our waters, but wherever she
NAV wrnd her WYNN whatever sea she
will bear the sparkling banner of the Amer
ican Union-the wishes and prayers Of our
community will attend her.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-11-30

A very useful little volume upon etiquette
says" If YOU meet a lady of you acquain-
lance in the street, it is her part to notice
you first, unless, indeed, you are very init
mate. The reason is, if you bow to a lady
first, she may not choose TO acknowledge
you, and there is no remdy but if she bow
to yoa-you, as a gentleman, cannot cut
her,"
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PORT or NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

Tuesday, Nov. 22d-Schr Napoleon Blanchard,
OF Pit b)ro, Maine, IL DAYS from Ponce,
Poro RICO, bound 20 New York.
Sloor-litlloping Tiger, Savery, I'm fYork
for Wdreh7m.
Wedne day. d-Schr-Gen. Cob, Cob, fm Taun-
ton for Blltmore
Sloop>-Victorv, Heath fra Prov. for N-York
b ID Jones, West, fin do for New Bedford.
Friday, 2jh-SloopS- Joseph Brown, Brown, fm
Fall River for N-YoIk.
Ann. Piimln, fn DO flT do.
Express Gardner, fn N-York for Prov.
Saturday, 25.h-Brig Victory, Olyphant, fm Rich.
Dond for Prov.
Sl)op Com. Perry, Ab)rn, I'm Hartford, for do.
Sunday h-Soops-Tecumseh, Vars, and Ca
mlla, Vars, fm N-fOrk
Omeg7 S'arbuck, I'm Nsniuckct for Prov.
Sc1rs-Virginis, Hal, fn Fall RIVER ir DaTien
Spica. Brown, In Ptiia. for Prov.
SJcratcS. Nckerson, fm do Ter DO.
Henry Nov I'm 5 70 for N-York.
Minerva, Eddy, IN Prov for New Orleans.
Monday, 25,h-Schr Stephen, sic'Clish, fm Ocra
cock v C.
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Riot in Ohio.-The grand riot in Ohio
which occurred on the Ist inst. between the
Cleevelsndites and Brooklynites, turns out
TO have been mere ble,-instssd of
ten killed, and twenty mortally wounded,
none were killed, aud only two Of them
wounded by pistol shots. A story never
loses on its travels. NeW Era.
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NGral-Letters dated Island of Puma
July I7rh, from on board the U. 5. ship
Brandywlue, by the way of Panama, men,
lion that she would remain at that place un-
til let December. The officers and crew
were all in good health.
The U. s. ship Erie, Com. Renshaw,
was At Rio de Janeiro 9th October, for Mon
te VedIo.
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They intend to have real Thanksgiving
IN Michigan, on The lst Of December. One
man had advertised for two cart loads of
pumpkins one hundred turkies - two
hundred chickens, and ii grear variety OF
small game.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-11-30

Finch, from this por, Schr Herald, Harden, do.
Arrived at PenSacola, iAh Brig Gov. Codding-
ton, Bailey, from Newlork
Cleared at New York on the 25,h, Ship Kutosof,
Tavlor, for New Orleans
Arrived at Savannah on the ls'h, Brig Stan
nard Snow, OF Wickiord, from Boston
Al Havana lS.h, BrigS Sampson, Purkis, from
Providence; Sesbrd, Maybury, from this port
Al Matanzas 9Th, Schr Trader, Pierce, from this
port, diSg
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sClTUATt BANK.

u 4, u sFsN -
3DUBI4IC SOrICE.--The undersigned. Who
a were appointed b, lhe Honorable General A.
semby of the Stale OF Rhode islanG. SC at tleii
June Scssicn \. ID. 1885, Con ,ssloneIs IA uls, 10
Se INTO tcir posse ssiou the und> ana other proper
" o the scImae Bans anG to distribute the zane
,Icng the creditors Thereof hsroh. give notice TO all
rersons hod,ng bills Of claims against said Bsas
20 prrss NJ the same to sad Commissioners TO "-
20 of them. on or before III. tns, dsy Of April iS.7
or payment m conformity with us provisions OF The
Act relrtns 10 the Sci,utie hsns.
sAMI III \. Afts Ell.
GEORGE CURTIS. Cosmiss.os<rJ.
THOMAS W. pORR.
Po, ideIcs. OeL |. IS,s6--Oet s. IN.
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MARRIED..

In this town on Thursday e,ening last by The
Rev. Mr. Dmont, Mr.. Amos Crdndall of Sioning-
ton, Connt. 20 Miss Mary T. Dayton, daughter OF
the late Capt john Dayton of this town.
A Bristol on the lSth inst Mr. Charles w Low
ctt' Of Boston, to Miss Josephine NJ. D'Wolf
Of Bristol
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!Sentence,-On Wednesday last, Samuel
Ackley, who was convicted of the murder of
his wife, by Implement, was brought be-
fore Judge Edwards, and sentenced to be
hanged on the l4rh ol January next.
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Liver G. TURNER. * wM. c. TURNER

Diver {. TURNER. * VIM c. TURNER
.rAyT established themselves as Apoihe carries
Y z and Druggists opposite Townsend iioiei IA
.evport ON Tha,nel-streot under tie firm OF q. G..
.URNER A. Co: aud viii be pleased TO attend to
n caIls and ot,iers in their line OF business.
DOCr. q. G.. TJRhIg. wi!l attend TO such
ills a. he NAV receive, IN the several departments Of
is iicilc surgery and Midwifery
Sesrort June IL 1896 --tf
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ITHtNkSCrVINC, CiiRISTNhs, AND
NEN-N EARS EREsENTS.


FWNHE Subscriber has or sale at liz stone. Noo0i
Il II ames street. Frea, variety of Book suits
hle Tor Christmas aud New Years presents, JMoIg
which are -
Lessons for Sundays and Holy Days, area, edition
bound IA iaucy oroceo with giit edges and be,As.
Ako, Common prayer Books very handsome
aud neat. iockei Bibles. varlons s2,s.
Religious Sou,sni, iof iS'd y iso,,
Ladies Abum.- The Fiemlm.-1i it ke,I sahe -
The Token. Young Muus sundU, Ioo! ! o,unr
Letter VI uleI, AlIes Of Gold I.oui- iol i,a,op,
bodd on heaJl Hannah Mons Ii,a'c lt,oior,.
Daily food, Is,p ,f Il on Ase ioD Cisis;i.u %
AID 10 SELL examination I0di, tee se aIG litfIe'F
Mnlcom- u be Dictionary. hohmSue. or ll's he.
hsl0n. VI slk ahou, Il0r. Gomez tone. anIly u
Home, Passions Te-,mony. q ,ks GaileIed ray
nonts. One nr hcoo.ul. Was Of IsuIc. tie
Way Mark aud Noang Rover, thle ltruoIors
fT.' Christian Martyrs Rccoilecuous Of Ionse-
keeper. with great variety oi Toy Books hCp
cehi 10 - rs oachi Eeisous wishing Ia Iu' hnse
aic requested to call and EXAMINE Cor ilrp ltts.
No,,9 'CEAIlIs y. amy.
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rEORATE NOTICES.
COuMTssTOyERs yOTTCE,

VNE, the subscribers, hsving he.R appointed h
w the honorable Court Of Probate OF tte tow
of riverton. Commissioners 10 receive and examine
the olauns again, the estate Of SAMUEL =
Gt>CoNB, late OF said Tiver,on. decessed. rspr,
senied Insoltcnt. do hereby give nc,ies ,ss 81,
months from the third day of Oeobe,. i-;,J, al
lowed 10 the creditors c said estate hrng in az,
prove their clams against said estate. Aud The CON
aiissioners viii meet the 'sst SATURDAY,. H. eaot
month dpnng said term al 2 O'Clock v u at sse OF
hice OF J. ;. Bliven in Tiyerton ior the pUspose
receiving such demands shall be presented sssins
said estate.
CHARLES DURPBE,
y. =. TblNEN, Com RI.
HENRY PECkUAN,
All persons inca ei To said esa,e, are rs9uesle,
20 nass Hnm~d - pssment to
HANNAH y. LIsc0MB, .fda'r.
Nov. 2A 3ws
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INV CGSZa,
n. SItI 1T.

III ~ lusI returned from p..s,on ~uh VERY
IA n CHEAP GtOIrs- iTo,a ne ~. impcffs-
uolis, and from lie Auctions IN New-i u,k wilch
will be sold cheap.
Among hem, may hu found
1coc Yards Of good pRiN II and CAIICOEs
iIom III IN p cents, ycr1 cheap.
Eughsh and French MERihO CLOTHS t,.h
pla u and hgurd ele egani figured French Mc.inocs,
a new aricle, suitable ior ladies' Coaks and Ire, -.
lCC Pair Of cotton HOHI, at only 10 cent u Iait.
A lot oi cheap run E1PES.
Handsome CLh2I ~INC5s .tG. as
low A. AT am soie ~ own
foas. Throat Iipreis, Com'oiicis. / rse .td
Gloves; Blankets a lot of H. yhlend StaNis; \ en-
no. Raw Sk. aud Valencia Ito. Shk Co,on
Lambs Wool aud Merno Hose.
White and coared Table Cloths and Covers
III EGANT PLAN, 4 FIGURED SILK,
tot dlssses
t0tuhric; Book Joconet aud Swiss hESLINS.
fiain ami Figured. oolored Gambrc.
Heavy DUCh for Sa.ls; ..uasa Diaper aud
Sheeungs.
labby and silk VfLVTT.
sA9TyIvT
FIGURED - PLAID CAssiNEnES--
with variety OF other articles not mentioned.
Newport, Oct <6 CIV.
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Don Miguel has lately sold at Paris, two
of the diamons he stole at Lisbon, for co.
900 francs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-11-30

fired buck. Ten killed on the spot, and
'w.n'y-three wounded; many Of them NOR
tally
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I'ts III T..

vxypE chambers Of a peasaplly situated house ii
E Thame4sireei, few dooTs north ofthe GIann
~ Apply at Ills Office. or si The t.s'dence OF ih
.rbso,iber. MRS EDDY. Thsme~siree'.
~ A few steady boardsrs can be aoeommo'h''
by applying as above.
Oct III. tf
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THOMAS FOWLER

sE As hi. week received yer, esien.iy. s.sort
4 4 msni of Flannels and Mennoes, with other
-eRsonab. goods.
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WROUGHT SHELL COMES, And
LADIES DRESSING CASES.

LADIES UKEr-INt tNNENs
yEyHE subscriber has lnsi received ard VIII keei
constantly tor s1le variety of :ttEEb
COMES Of y1rons styles and patterns.
Al-s y few ladies' and Guetlcmen- DPEr~'
ING ,AsE-, among iliom arc aides Work Box
es silver finished. with nus,c attached 10 t'iem
HAIR BRUSHES With m'rror-' Inglish Rr'
Wool do. large Tuali.h 1roofb Bfnstes. frcnch ."
Comb Trusbea. Nail do, and variety Of Head.
Emery Bags, &c
Nov ID. JOHN RE.;OSD.
I37 Thames g.
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FOR SALE.

-EyHF whole or,he ,iesan, estate now owned br
4 the subscriber. situated m Ne most de'iyfrui
4ri or the ,own.--As I'll Disposed 10 rfel ed vI
anime cor tho,aselsss-inrlcr cr roi'oe rr.cs s's
". VAN ZaNIT.
Newport Aprlerih 1928.
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Rint ia OIio,-t6n persons shot-i HE
Baltimore Patriot contains The following
letter, dated Cleavrland, the 9Th instant =
We have had dreadful riot. The Brook
lyu people undertook To destroy the upper
bridge here. because the Cleaseiand pe"ple
would not let them build one where the
1oai-hridge was. aud they eoninersed tear
ing ;he bridge down. The Cleavelind pen-
pc srsd three guns upon them, and they
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~TAX, FOR l8S6.n

VYNHE Subscriber, Collector Of the TOWN
Il TAX voted in June last, hereby gveS notice,
that he has commenced the collecting of said Tax,
and respectfully requeS, all those indebted, to pay
the same without delay, al No. 9. Market-Square.
JOSEPH MARTIN.
Newport Nov 80
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AUCTION s. COMMISSION
STOEE.

40. re THAMES STREET.
4 fGAnLk.- \. Tl,sA,. sss.t MON III
- in'nus fnd us pubic q sns a. 'a.' n
store. 40 / Is rham. street. fos..,, .ccnllea hy
Mr. stephen Crhoone. and intends n-.re Il To- an
fncton ana Commission Room 0nls. ltslli b. 1T
ea s'prdssil la The sale of all kind oi 6ooo- u
Nuct en- particularly bay Gouos. iuoks f.,cy
usods furnhme, stoves Crates Crocs.,, snd
"ia'~ ware dany niher goods which uia' Ia. "a d
~ Aaruon or on tommssion Persons isv.n. auy
arieos 10 stl at auction reqaesled 10 call at Ile
sore 'oi Thames street, where AZ f,yonr. VIII he
hank u.' received aud punciusl attended TO-
Public S...s every Saturday mornius 10 8 clock,
aud avrnns AT o clock
Nov oh
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
W. .. b =. J. SWAN,
MERCHANT TAuORS.

MERCHANT TAIIORS.
No 40 THAMES STREET.
Ed ESPECTFUIIlr inform their irieuds, ard
= y the public generally. that thew have received
from Boston, 4 rULL, AND EAsUJONABi, H.
ASsORrNEST Of Plot Cloths, Lion stins, Mo-
hairs. Flu.hinss, Ker~evs, Bro,dcloihs. Cassmsres
Sst,ino,- and Ves,ing- which they will make up 10
order in the best r,aDuer.
ALSO. Hosiery Gloves. Su.pepters, i!dkfs.
Cop,f~,-rs Crsvats, Stocks, Bo.oms, Collars and
every other a,cle usasv fonnd IN stch establish.
mont At prices which cannot fail to suit those who
feel disposed to pA,roai-- them.
Cutting p.rtcnls'ls attended to-
A con,p~'e as-or'm.rt Of AGApS MADE
CLOvNlNt:. constantly ON hand, aud for sale M
cbep be bought at any other store in the state
Nov 9th tf
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CONFECTIONERY.

a Ill KINDS OF CANDIES, sugar plums,
"a hearts, kisses Jackson balls, cinnamon buds
e. cassia s.icks--lozengers and pepPerninis-ca-
ovaways &c Sc-fOr sale al No. 4Os, wholesale
OF retail by CBA.. y. IBbbGs.
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CLEARED.

schr N-pnleJn. Blanchard York
do. Fl0rde, Fish Kew West.
Sloop Hero, Read, N-Iork.
do. SuSn, Hum, Noble.
SgPwREcK. The Schr Lexington, from Nan.
tncsei for New York with cargo of OIL and
( aides wen on shore at Boston Neck, (Nsrr7-
y+usci slore) in the Gale on the 20 ing. The
elrgo. md the crew,-wiih the exception Of one
ma 4 rovned-were saved. The Schooner has
since b.igsd.
MARINE MEMORANDA.
ship Annawan. Rahb1ne Of this Por'. " day,
from Liverpool for Canton, was spoken Aug 2Sd
s-br Inn Burdick sailed from Havana -
ms for New Orie rs. -,
Arrived a. Hsvaana. lnh tr Brig Lave
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Wig CalcuIotions.-Prevlous to the late
election the whig editors grueralIy amused
themselves with calculations as in the num-
Der of votes Mr. Van Buren, would get.
They all estimated Harrison, White & Co.
SO high as either to elect one of them, or at
any rate. tn defeat Mr. V. b. Some Of
them estimated the vote of the Magcan as
low as ~. These editors must have stud
led the SINE arithmetic as did the French
man, and made their Presiden; as he did
lis fortune.
Il have made one tousand dollar dis
morning before brcakfasr,' said IA French
man who kept retail shup IN Boston.
a thousand dollars = said neighbor
with a dubious air; ii thousand dollars be-
fore breakfast impossible!
% yes, sarr,' replied Monsieur, rubbing
his hands with great rrr--'l have made
one tous,md dollrs clear
You sold nil your goods then
Ono, sarr, have no sell one gond-I
have all the goods III my shop
How did you clear SO much money,
thenl'
i mark dc goods all up
Marked them all up what does the
man meanr
'Oui, Monsieur, have put on de high
price, so as Ia u, Ike clear one tousi ind doll
lar and keep all de goods ia NV shop
So with some of wl.ig ralculliors on ihe
electoral votes f,r President. They
= marked up'-as Monsieur did his good,
the votes on one side so ns to have y
majority on paper Ii is just as easy to
tell n hig story rs little one therefore
some of the Wings gave ih" whole electoral
vote To Harrison ut " one fell swoop," aud
,bus made an cad Of the busiuess--at leas,
on one side.
The Wings are now rs well off as Nom
,ieur was; they have their gonds on hand,
already marked up for the next season.
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,T7tocD. nUTrEp ~ eS ''s,s ss'Eit
Fl youad lo4 sale n 9,i 1lancr st.<bs.t.
No, I'd 0HARHD0 n. rtLB ~
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TIILEY & HAZARD.
CsiARLfS n. TiLLEY


CHARLIE - ~. TiLsEb
Av OULD inform hls friends aud cnsiomeS gen.
VI eraly that he has for sale at his Store NO.90l
ThImos street, good assorman, of
GROtrHI
among which arc,-Loaf Lump, White, and Brown
SUGAR.
IIyson, Young iIyson iIyson Skin and souchong
TEA.
COFFEE, parched and ground Coilco.
poilon's Choro.aie aud Cocoon.
kitchon, patent Cocoa.
Soda Butter and sugar Crackcfs.
RICE, FLOUR, rU.T.sN, - &.CBEJSE.
Dooiule'a Winchester. and Rchhins' No. SOAP.
Shaving sohp of ,ll kinds; white French soar.
in bars. good lrticle
Spices of M ltlnd- ground aud ungronnd
Bo, aud Kcr R,isins. Prur"s. l-tss Ind Figs.
Starch Sdieratps. sweet Oil Hnd Caic''np.
Castor DI. Dagnesi1. Cream Tartar Salts, Flour
urimstOn Cainphor. and LiqnorIce.
Eau de Lavender and Cologne wuter.
I.pmp Oh and sperm Candies, of the iirSi quality.
with great variety Of BDOhS aud FANCY
GOODS
Also. Glass aud Crocl,ery Ware, of all tinds.
Wboden Ware Willow Ware, Baskets. Sieves, Nc.
Ss all Of which will be sold ~ cheap q. at any store
IN Newport
uP4IcTION q COMMISSION Business
particularly attended iu, and Con-,g s,lcisd.
Oct. 1jtb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-08-05

il Dsmalt) beoeutinb serg6Bert, unb perben
oafslbff bstfapoig anf 5,auo baben, Elm sreBes
WHoHiit1eat. :,
SatteL 3aumsn, Gattelbdss, Sell
gilen pilolenbaIftsrn eapatlerlften
gbados, patrentafben &c, &oeorboet'
8efbirrl & u m m { to- 9aals9eltbtrr
jeber 2lrt 6 @fert Seuer : @pmsrI
epuooner Wasen }leltftpenr Nettst sles
sontet, 6ar9irter uno W9>pstn1snt
.Stdtfb.Tteebten jeoer 0otun9. -
Nues Don gutter auaIitat ,tut Den bsfen9Fas
tsriatien uuo lauter aema1t 'polen fie i'm Oto'
SEN uue 8leinsn, fowOblfeiI als IS in osnmslts
liden Gtaatsn.irQeu :su .baben 1T, Se8sn
. aAraet b oosr aunebmIibe 2anoes pre
pudte pertaufen, 9Iae een,aebte 8eiteaun9en
,perosn AUS f0nsufte aus1sfabrt. -. 81
QBrliom BeolSf uno
e3obn Dufius, Jun.
Canton, Mua. 80. 1855. 2o:H'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-08-05
sc t ne g Ii t { ~.

S: urrtb
an ee!wsftI;bsn @6e feines a 4 # elm er
men Maarbaufss, psftli6 ou ca
nat 8rhfe e, = -
patio sbsn nne ldone ausnabl. rpebl a,,su
9efudDter uno febr pobIfeiIer Gitsr iar biefe
Jabres5eit erbfnet, bsfebsno in: -.
trpdenen', 9artcnJ unO g hneistes
tpaaren, ppreelan Speeerepen, g.
len, gub'poaren aler art, 0ldselt &C.
ner &c. &C.. .>..~..->-. -.~~s.. .....)-..' :,
@eI@ee er 70 pobIfeiIeerfauft aIs irssub iemano
in oieIsm Ma,fte.
Gr sa6It leoes5eit baar DeIb fa, Mai,
yen, 9Selfdsorn. 0aber Sta6(aamsu, gDpt
le. ,e. &C., unerpirb phaftliob unc aufmerf(an
lsoes Speoiticnss nno @pmmilIoutsddift
tefor9en rpOmit feline Srsunoe uno NunSsu
i'm beeunltissn mb8en. ~ u sr-~s
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-08-05
prDttct.ip 0 II s,
8erlicberun9 ssGontpasnie.
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teetton Snfuraneesgo ompaan / e" su
59artferb, >eonnsetient. als Qaent anasitelt
uup autor,Irt tporoea obne aIufbub 8e,lidets
nnsen ans5nitenen, 70 erbie,et IT fib biern,it
pauier, st2brS NabIsn, Sabtidsn unb 9beu:&
srn, famTnt oeren JabaIt, nsb # iraenserIep an=
BERN abni6sn Giae ntbume, aeaen 8srlrlt oosrf
8sfhapisuna burb 8eusr, 5u aBeatirsn. Dis
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Aniialt oieler Art ;lts,o bic l4eife mttebe oie(e
sf1sin Sbtibtuna ibser @sfbdfte. uno Der
aosubti3unss sno Sssebluns ibrer 9erliffe
perfelsen trire. miro protnpt uuo liberal l,pr,
anfrasen far 8soinaaH8en: ,f.sQInseurans mo.
gen In ben Nmtsftnbe BON 0arris uno g5slcen
IN Canton, semads 4psreen, curb aus 8s1ebaf.
teia 8e5us auf oisis assnlbaft psru1tttsll
petoen. *-.,s@r.... ~ r. ~
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Msent fir bsfaste eompasnie.
= G auton San. 10. 1885. S9.tf. :
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-08-05
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spelbe lie beaba6tigsn au ben niecrsfen pres
fen, fir boar 8 eIo ooer 2anbesproouete Az
-pertaufeu. Sie balten fiob hberBeust, oaB iu
teinsm Stotr in Statf 60. 81 btIiaern ges
binsuneen eertauft neroeu tanu.
pSar B aijeM S IA d sfuuo
&Iee=S amen, 70 ipie fir Die n,eiftsu
-anoeren ganoeesg' SeuSnifIs, wsrosn fle Su isoer
3sit b.aar 8 elp 5aben. a. 49,. ...
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sDaonatt. oureb 1loten oeer auf anbere QDeiie,
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ohne We5u8 0i6tisfeit nabsn--oa mir ents
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pssbaIb mir boffen baB ale blerbep Sntereds
lrte, unfern Munfb erfhlIen sunb uns Der ,lns
ansentbn'sn 9lotbarenoistelt hberbeusu wer 70.
! ibre 9tebnunsen Den betrefeubeu 8eam,sn ,ur
g1niamn,lnssu hbsrssben. IL.
UO en- u<b lenet G5ipp8
| pire 5ounsnmeifs une bsym Bufbel pst.auft.
Wah1aon Sept. 90, 1885,.