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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-01
Nov. p

Extremely valuable Htoro. House and Lot
FOR SALE.
INiE subscribers wish to sell the Gto,e Hama.
ana LOT they now occupy, situated IN the cen
ire OF business, and one OF the NEST extensive CON
'en'en' and handsome Storcs in this part Of IN,
country, and not inie,,or any in the large cite.
Persons Wishing tobny will do we'll to embrace this
opportunity, assueh desirable property is not often
~ market II IT is not sold privately before the
18th of December, II will be sold on that d,y At pub
Inc auction. Persons wishing TO buy privately, will
please make caIy application.
ESTES & WHITEHEAD
Nov. Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-01

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HATS.

c. We have on hand large ard beau.
e I tItul assortment Of
GenIlemen's Fashionable black and
CIV drab Fur Hats,
do do Satin Beaver 4.
Youths, do do do w.
Wool Hats, Fur, Cloth and other kinds Can.
&c, SC. MARTIN, WARD 4 DAVIS
Nov. IS ;.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-01
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" OF XCE.
NHE Steamboat Guide, will commence run
L ming, the first rise Of the waters, on the 1en
ncssre and Holston rivers, between Decatur and
Knoxville, and will ply regularly running the "'
son--makng trip every ten days. She is n',
surpassed by any Boat in the West, for her speed
and elegance Of ccommodations.-Perso tr''
elling TO the Southwest, may avail themselves Of =
passage either from Knoxville or Kinrsro
JAMES KING 4 Co.
Knoxville, Nov. 3 3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-01
KENTUCKY JEANS.
LAND & NEGROES FOR SALE

IN Thursday, the LIST day of Dec .mber n.,
~ there will be sold, upon the premises, at NIB.
lie auction, the tract OF land, whcreon Henry Al.
ans resided at the time of his DEATH TIN, ,ra,
(ihe part 10 be sod) contains about 200 acre, and
is situated on Big Otter River, in the count, AZ
Bedford, about II miles Soulh-EAst of LiLcr
and adjoins The lands of Joseph White. Widow
Roberts, VIM. ADKINS, and others. Upon III.
premises, is a comfortable dwelling house and mi
necessary ont houses. The land is of good nualr
well adapted To the cultivation of tobacco and mi
sor:s OF grain. 1t is valuble tract of land. and
well deserving the attention OF purchasers. All
the same time and place, there will be sold two
valuable Negroes.
Terms. The land will be sold unon cred;, n
one, fco and three years, the purchaser pivur
bond with good personal security, and trust deed
upon the land to secure their prompt payment
The slaves will be sold ona credit of,wclve month
Except as 10 $50 CASH. the purchaser OF pur.
chaser giving bonds with approved personal secu.
rity.
The sale will be made in pursuance ola deere.
of the county Court of Bedford made a, ,lr lt
October term, inthe case Of Adams vs.. Adam>
The title to the property is believed TO be upou,.
ionable, but as Commissioner, shall convey such
title only as the decree aforesaid vests in me-
TlLGHMAN A. COBBS. Com
NOV. 1t 3w
NlRGlNlA-At rules held in the Clerks Ohe.
OF the circuit superior court of law and char
Gerry, for Bedford county, the 9TH day of No,emb.r
1886:
'ohh shrewsbury, Plaintiff
against
William Shrewsbury, (of Bedford William Shrev,
bury aud Rhoda his wife, and William Dickinson
Defendant
In CHANcERY.
The defendant William Dickinson, not having e.
tered his appearance and given security aceordin,
to the act OF Assembly and the rules of this cour
and It appearing by satisfactory evidence that be
not an 'nhabitant of this Commonwealth it is ord.
ed that he do appear here on the first day of the next
term and answer the plaintiffs bill. that this erd.
be IN serted in some newspaper published in Lynch
burg tor two months successfully, and posted at tho
front noof OF court house of this county on SON,
C OUT day. Copy Tes,e
JOS. WILSON. Crk
NOV IL w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-01
October 10

TO EARN1ERS AND PLANTERS
w Napt Cottons. Coarse Woolens. and IN h,,s.
Petersburg and Manchester Cotton Uz,.s;,rs.. all Of
which we will sell low particularly Blankets and Mani
'o"on'. JAMES c. HUNT 81 co.
September % "Po'"'S'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-01
NHoRoHs ron SALE.

an Saturday the 3lst day of December 1885,
~ there will be Sold at public auction, at the
Tavern House OF Mrs. Sally Tayloe. in the coun-
y of Amherst, Immediately opposite the town of
Lynchburg,) between 30 and 40 valuable SLAVES
consisting OF men, women, BOYS and girls Among
them is first rate carpenter These slaves are We
~ likely, aud sold for no fault whatever.
Te,ms-Tweye months crcdit-thc purchasers
giving bonds with approved security
The sale will be made in pursuance of a decree of
the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chanc ery for
the county OF Amherst, entered up Mt the last tcrm
in the "f " Miller :. 7. VS. Rucker & al The
title to the property is unqucstionablc; but
missoners. We shall sell aud convey such title only
as is vested in us by the decree aiorefaid.
KOBr. TlNSLEY,
NJ H. GARLAND,
Commissioners g..
|, is the intention OF the meet at
the late residence OF Anthony Kucker decd. in the
county Of Amherst, on Thursday the Doth day OF
December 1886, for the purpose OF making such
division and allo OF the slaves of said de
AZ is directed by the decree of the court aforesaid
The legaees interested in the estate are requested
to meet the aston
by the terms Of the decree aforesaid, the present
administrator of said estate, NELSON Dawson is
directed to deliver up all the said slaves to the COM
missloners, at the end OF the present hiring. lie.
and those hiring the slaves for the present year. will
be pleased TO have them all forthcoming on the 18th
cay of said month. at the present residence of Mrs.
Rebecca Rucker, in Amherst county.
NJ IL. GARLAND,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-01

ron fnk sINoiyIAS.
so AM AND a.
These - a ee~seless melancholy
In beAsts that love like mlnA
A deep unaying sweetness
Wuh,a its hzilowed sbrins.
Whose soul felt tone. Low murmsrlog
10 echoed through the breast.
Iiks the sea-shel's softenssi music
When the ocean is at rest.
What though the clouds Of sorrow
Should darkcn DER my fate
The heart young love inhzsns
Gan se'er bs desolats.
Oh no, for there thine Image
Il sheddiny round light
Eauh's DEEPEST, gloorniest .hA,io~
Can never make ali night. EDWIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-01-07

Poi.dsxtsv's ia the FIsid-rhe last number Of Rod.
sey M,sa Telegraph spenks confidently " Mr.. Poin.
osxers Fe'slseiiea 70 The Senate Of tho u. STATES.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-01-07

The total Loss BY the ias Firs.-FrOm the report Of
the Committee on sire AmOunI of Lossss the whole
number of buildings Destroyed wRs 5Q7 exclusve Of
the Merchants ExcIange and South D1,ch Cherrh;
n.jd GlsM The rsIinalea a6i.1' .d loss is I7. Coz.
Thiseslimaie 10 based upon The 29o nrHr
I79z00 10 (tte destruction Of 1891 bn d'mgr. n"a So
557847 10 goods. Total, 81 1863 $780, o.: wn'cn we
81 1863 $50 Insurance. h1ch less ropVrt :" y. '"e
owners Of buildings reported abe C0mmiilee, '.an
Of the propriesSre SG nsrchsndize. The whole ~
in buildings is estimated % q N $4,000, goo
MERCHANDISE, &l31l5,69@
...........-. Total SI7,li5.692
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-01-07

EP A CARD.-The undersigned take this oonor.
tuny Of rendering his thanks The ahabanis O this
town. for their kindness TO him the pnst week, 10
drawing his building. *R s. POTTER.
~ B. II any one has by mistake taken q chain, or
piece Of one, he would thank them 10 let him know,
and he will have them exchanged and mended. y. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-01-07
RAIL ROAD MEETING IN SHARON.

Kali ROAD MEEJ1N0 IN SnAHON.
very numerous meeting of the inhabitants Of the
t0wn o. sharon friendly 60 the proposed Hail k6nd
from the ely Of New-YOrk throHeh sbs Dover Valley
70 interest II StOckbridge, Mass the Rail Road t' he
constructed from Albany Boston, held on Mob
day the 2lst Of Dec. The inserting was organized by
The appointment Of COl. Geo. King, Chairman, asd
John Z. Smith, Jr. Secretary. Remarks were made
ny ho": A"seI Sterling, Gen. G. f. Sedgwick, Ric-
ara smith. ESQ. and Docl. Ralph Deming, setting
lorth 10 clear aud convincing manner the advantage
OF the proposed enterprise. After they had c0HcIu
ded, On motion it was 49, s,. ,.i l..
AesotCed, That u committee Of correspondence, TO
consist OF nine members, be appOnied, whose duty il
shall be TO communicate with the friends Of the pro-
JecI IN other towns call flure meetings i
~, and To use all such they lay deem
Ped'en TO advance the interest Of the contemplated
imprON ement.
The following gentlemen were chosen ACT rs this
com'n'!ee Hon. A. Sterliag, c. +. Sedg~ick, Geo.
N'ng, ]. Camp, G. Pardee, Il. Deming, II. Smith, ,.
Roberts, Jr. and z. w. Bissen, EsFs. On motion,
ResOLced, That delegation OF ~ be appointed to
represent this town in aSy general Rail Road eeti"g
or convention which may hereafter be called with re-
ference this project, and that SAID delegation be
composed OF the following gentlemen, y'z -A SIer-
ling, G. +. Sedgwick, s, Roberts, Il. Smith, }. z.
Smith, Jr. z. W. Bissell. Geo. King X. Demi0g, j.
Parsons, aud J. Camp, Esqvss
On motion, ResOLUed, That the proceedings OF this
meeting he signed by The Chairman and Secretary,
and published IN The Poughkeepsi and Ltch6eld pa
pers' : .s-a GEO. KING, Chairman.
JOHN CorToN Smith, il. Secretary,
Sharon, Dec. 80, 1885 $685. sE
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-01-07

roaaA 20 Wall street, ai Of which wers consumed be-.
fore The Exchangs took.
The prevailing sentiment wis that the fire would
he arrested without crossing Old slip or William Of.
end hundreds deposited their goods 10 the stores be-
yOnd, all Of which were consumed.
The tendency OfIhe -four and grain market IN New
York is dOwnward. Flour has fallen 10 S7,5O-Rye
to SI-nDd Corn TO 80 ceOts-a decline each art-
Gle 0i several cenis-OD the former nc least 50.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-01-07
lDTED.

In Plymouth, MIR. Jonah Barnes, ased ~, formerly
Of Harwinton. a Revolutionary Pensioner. ( .aIls7
IN Wilmington, Mrs. Thankful Holt wife of MIR.
Timothy Holt, aged 81 years. 14& F' s6 s98Ep
In Brookyns John Parish, Esq. aged74
In Middetown, Mr. John Phillips, aged A.
In Chatham. Mr.. Amos Shepard, aged rs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-01-07
.bleaaa sal A CARD. "G
TVbe .AsEse1y Asesags'WseCe Comply
Gs9sU mr. Hartford.

TNHE present excited state Ut public feeling
Il IN regard 10 the standing VI Fire InsuF-
ancs Companies. who may have taken risks
in the city Of New York. and the fact that the
corporate name Of one Of the unfortunate on
ces Of that city 10 the - tna," hassindneed
the Directsrs OF the Etna Ipswraaes CaHlpann
Of Hartford 10 state. that their loss by ihe late
6re In New.York 10 Tan Thousand dollnss; thai
after paying this and ~ ether claims agAInsl
the Company. their capital ~ SEQ 600 dnllars
remains not only sotlTe end unlmpalfsA, huI
they have, In addition, 4 surplus fund 0g rlslne
dry th0asand dollars. and their husinsss was
neger apparently safer ~ more prosperous.
=. K. BRACE. Precedent.
Hsry0sd, Jan. I. q
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-01-07
MARRTEn

MAkGfIfEO, H. w %gF@ttHt
10 Winssed, Dee. 81. MI. Charles Selden 10 Miss
Fanny M. daughter Of Mr.. Daniel G. futile.
In Cheshire, Mr.. Edward A, Bropson oG Prosnect.
to Miss Mary Jane, daughter Of Mr. Seth D'WoG
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-01-07
SI7.li5.6s2
CiRcixEArr, Ohio Dee. 2

CINclNNATf, Ohio, Dee. 2.
Another Steamboat yosE. We learn that the Walk
in-ihe-wa'cr burnt at Matches about week ago,
with cargo Of eighteen hundred bales ofcOtl0n. dlle
Capiain and Clerk were ashore, and the officers Of
The boa were aout retiring their brlhs, when The
alarm was given and they rushed the doors, which
were last they forced them, and with difficulty made
their escape. - Hs
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-01-07

Among the many interesting accidents tina, occurred
doring the great FIRE, the following should be record
ed: wealthy merchant who occupied store in
Front street. seeing the danger TO Which bis properly
was exposed, made many rnitless attempts 20 hlres
cartmen tn his goods-bul thew were ain enpa.
ged AZ last he met cart. mud said 10 the owner
cart" ''Sir, il yours" With this means lie mer
chant removed the principal part goods amount.
ing 10 $8O, 600, which half an hour a.er would nave
been consumed by the lames.---N. r. Msycnnsile.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-01-07

There must be fine sport the Havers,raw moun.
ta"s. We had no idea the bears were SO numerous
there as appears by the following from the North Ry-
er Tunes VI Friday--published nj Havers,raw. The
Highlands are bata step, from here, and we should
not be surprised m some Of ciy sportsmen should
Oe induced by the Temptation Of such noble game to
take Hour through this romantic regionN r. Star.
Beor Hnnfi"g-our spor,smen have now 6ne times
a. Bear hunt'ng 10 the nogth past Of this town. On
Tuesday last, Mr.. William Basey killed one of very
large size AZ the Green S@aiNp, Eve miles from The
village. MIR: Job Decamp has killed three within a
MeeE one OF %hich weighed Tour handred poUnds--
Waldro" killed one day or two previous. p.
Our market is literally slowed with lie hes. of,.r
meat and .aour-o.her articles are scarce
and very high.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-01-07
NOTICE.


1--WE Judge Of the CodsE OF Probate fos
u the District Of LitehGeld has allowed and
limited sir nsnthe frusn the date hereof far
the ereditpEs 60 the estate Of AAaoN w. Tor.
late Of Litchfeld. in said district. decessed.
represented Hselsent. Ia which TO exhibit their
claims ihereses and has appointed Samuel
Garnsegs Noah B. Smith and Ard w. Warner
Commissioners TO receive asd examine said
-elaims. @ CsrtiGed BY is aasa.aai "
FaEpERscR WeLCeTT. Judge.
The subscribers give notice HAT ihsy shah
meet as the dwelling house ef Jacoh Turner.
In N0rthasld, en the last Monday ID January
and ths third Monday To- Jane. taoo, as one
O'clock p. M. on each II said sdays. Zoe ths
purpose ~ attending On Che business .of sald
'se sAMuEL GARHsEy.
N0AH b. @msTM. CammFA
e3H, Il ARD w. WARRna.
An psesane indebted to sald estate afg. y.
Qaeslsd 10 mako lmsnpdlpla payment 10
onI LTMAN WEssRsss AamsM
LiIskGsId, DEE, ~, isss. &c
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-08
&sntsn jiir beu

~ 0terl nOS e u no.
@SuIssnes Rerrsu Fnb autbori1rt ali
N9snten far eiefe Seituus 3u asieren.
~, sron GbiIeosbe. 8.
6dserib eYdtb, Giq, Vofmeiitsr peters:
bur9b. @pIumbiaua g.
3. R. Cooper al&. .. M. 4BpoRer,.
0Dapne GO.
Dc. Yargsmou. y. m. unionte,vn, etarI
@p.
ebw. 9. 8. quet, 8oaroman, Irumbuu
.=. @p.
9ass Ws5au, efq. @ansFsls, Wi4lane
>. 60.
Die pru. Dsessreu 9. tt. 6. 0sitsrliu,Ni9.
IA LAMB. Miblanb Go
Nlsranser @e guuy, .. W. Wlan1lon, 8,
ebrw' George 3. msysauet @bippanap,
Wapne g..
Bm. ptilipps, y. ss. Waris, e;tat s..
g. q Qenose. gfqr. 3ausspiue, ObiO.
Doc. y. WieBs, 2ansater Gbtc.
SaeOb YinOnS, Sommerlet, 4ersv 60. 9
Eanie! QBorIsp. GlQ. y. 81. @kapeIano y.
ur---, - ~ ~ IN "a ~ m "a cr---
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-08
Seut.fbIanb.

Ser Sir1t BON G6warseur9
SpnDersbaufen, Der thrSllb eur0
bic 2lbDantung fsines 0aters iur
9lssieruns 9elan9ts, erplrbt ll6
in Eeutl(blano unter fsinsn fhrttlt-
den 0ouesen einen bpbetl tlno
wpblpsroiente;, Nuf. Cine Men9e
0erorouunsen beweiftn sur 0snlss
3g paber bas Neslerea BON Der
Eebten nGeite betrtibt uno init
:plem gifsr uah esm Nubme trab,
|tet, BON feiuen llntertbanen als
9ater uno Wobltbater erfannt
III rperoen. Gs 1T III beoauern,
|oo6 otefsr mabrboft firif!itbe eba>
|taftsr nur auf einem 70 fletnsn
|3ebiet ftb mirtfam ;eieen Fam.
Scnoe0en bielten mir es fur pflhti
|anisre eeler auf btefs @rlbelnlins
aufmerffam su maben. Sie ge'
|bbrt 3ur Gettenbeit I'M Gro6er
|greis Ger Seutlben Goueerainey
|uao pasf pabsr ntbt |,Rit gtIll-
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-08
Deo,neuussu oie(sr 3eltuns.

OSUtHyuNYSU O'~t~| NN"""9H
I. Der Vfsis oisf.r 3eitu nS it,. Gin
1baler fir ben SAbrsaas tuenn inner:
balb orep monaten pom gnpfan9e Be
3eiiung au,-Gin Gtsl'r uno fanf5ig Gents
spenu inuersalb Dem Sabrt-unb 22baler
mennnat Dsr!auf osNelben b'oabl miro.
.. SIR eins tar,ere 3sitalS fec6s @Onote
wise feine subslevipticu ansenon1meu,uno
bie3eituns faun nibt oufseseben peroen
bic ale Mn6fduoe beSablt Euo.
8. 8stanntma bunesn fpfen: Ghr eins
Mobe so @mts eas Niersd fir sinsu
Dfonat 81 uuo fht Elm Sabr 8 Gbal'r cas
8iersd.
4. Wer oieie 3situns eurb ben pcftreitet
besb mint, miro nod Die sufablibe Summs
Son Is Gents 81 be,aalsu tabsn.
TDriefe &c. an ben 3ereuSgeaer mnI:
upoffrep eingeiaaot wsroen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-08
Ctbwei9en ibersousen wsroen.

Sbronrtoe DerS6ntein
oon ortu al. Nus Der s brtn-
rsoe Der ju9enoNben qSittwe bon
;portu9al bel Grbfenung Der cieS'
jdbri9en Sibun9 Der Nsthsitdnoe,
beben Dlr Sct9enoes aus, obne Die
Nebtbclt III Derbureen:
"olaboem bic 9crlebune BEN
2anoe msiner 23dter oen Grtsoen
tpIeper sefbenftt CAB ibpem Oran-
sc rnslnss 5osr3ens na6 uno er-
,pdbIte mir einen 0emobl. Sos
bittsrs Sobssoerbdn bdnoniB roubk mir
ibn uno ;u oerieIbsn Bet tnsinen fai,
lerlirben aatsr. Osrwoll't unp
oermittspst Gbe t1 nun ouf Dem
Sbron:. tlno fir men? SODA
BE elnise Grfabtun9en; lib fomme
Gus Dem Canoe jenIsits oes Oesanst
100 man ibsr Die Sbrpne enosrs
oentt, ais bier. I'm Den Noel nit
itinen 8orretbten, bic Gein!Ibfeit
nit ibren spfrInoen uno Die Sc,
Ie3rten NIT ibrsn reibsn Nemtern ju
erbaItsn, ouIost man mid auf ben,
Sbrone. Slitft nm gu1. 6obtn fb
Die untsrnsbmsnDen &ouatute, Bic
fei6igen profeIdoniitsn uno Die
tbotfr0fti9en Qonomirlbe 9<oroones
fa's einen Sbron oufseribtet um
ibre untsrnebmun9en ibren Slsi6
uno ibre Sraft ;u belbubsn uno III
ehalten? Qllo nibt oesirurb I6
lsbenoss Doltes, (onbern jener bret
gloGsn me9en, tpel6e pom Qolte
leben, bin l6 "a. o}6 tpeiS Dies,
Sbr folt eS aber au6 wi0tn. Ser
2loel foI oies tpi0tn oanit er ouf'
bbre, Meutereien in meinsm Nei6e
on5uIFiften; Die 0eiltIiben Damit
(ie Gb niOt uber Die Mcn(Osn uno
zen $brDn erb eben roer gar wdbI
nen' fe ftien ie'notbwenoisen Der1
mittler smiIben 0ott un0 Den Men'
Gben; unD Die 0eIsbrtsn eno!lb,
Damit Ije aufb6csm oas 0oIt in
feinsm nueIiben @bafen uno plr'
Fen Ourb bols Oeclamatipuen Don
unltottbafter Sreibeit unO glel9-
belt uno eitler 9laticnolitdt su f6-
rem. SD bin in 8s9rif tnib wte-
Der su psrmdblen; ieb fubK atni6
ouf ser foltsu 96be Oes Sbrenes
ein(am &C., &C.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-08

Die preubilbe 2lrmee 9emo6t Do'
ben iou; lie bute 3tpi 6 N
beiOen9rofen 9eeren cine fette Sru'
Der frsuuofboft onlttften. Nae'R
Die perEhitosntllben Grmabnunsen,
welbe bic ru0iIDen So!oaten a
posteriori ourb bic $nute erbIsIten
mobten bod wrbl 0sn preaBilben
Sruppen nibt re0t sulasen, uno es
(ou NO Dober bel ibnen bic gang et
gene Joee sebitoet boben, oo6 man
pie(e grjiebungsmetbone oub ouf
Ge ousDsbnen Weroe, Diele brtoer
libe 0lsibbstt u. SrsunpEhoft ober
eben nidt on9enebm, fl pentg es
ebrenocu fei Oielenigsn Srheer
III nsnnen, 0is mie oos lisbe Dieb
|bebonnelt wirDen. SOie ormen
NuNen! BefonntIib (ino tlnruben
bel rteler NeDus persefolltn. Dtele
|bettanoen oarim oo6 oie(e ormen
|Menlben |icb burb Den Sun9er se-
|n6tbi9t faben, Die Masoaiene 5u
ltirmem wdbreno bel pen Sff5let
rem Gbampa9ner foB. Dur6 Die
8etrl9erei Der proYiantmeliter llno
ibnen ndnli6 Die getp6bnlitben Na'
tionen un0 NOrtlsnen oerentbaltsn
wor0en. @inl9e olte Solo ooten
wo9tsn es, Dem &oi(er, tp0breno
er an Ser Sronte vorlber ritt, 3u
ela9en oaB is felt jtpei Sasen
ulbts su e0sn erbaltsn bdtten spc'
rouf fe Der Safer bss fol9enpen
Cages Dor (tb fernern lief. Man
u'aDte 2(usflbte, oa6 le tront &C.
moroen Geisn; {Ie tpuroen ober eeb
100 man GIe svpor fono,
aber-toot. Scr Oberlt batte Ve
fir tbrs Dreii iiti9teit tooprugeIn
laGen. 9)1an fogt, Der Safer bot
be OenfsIbsn lofrrt co0irt unp na9
Siberien ge(tn0et,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-08

Am eersongenen Srsitae Na6-
mittags fst in Nsupert Die @eiten'
mouer zines 0sbdupes Elm unb be,
grub untsr ibrsn Srhm mern s Nrs
better 9 Mdnner uno | &nobe oer>
loren ibr gsbsn, anpere ,purbsn 70
beibioi9t, baB Ge ms 9Dspltol &C.
bra1t fpsrben mu6ten. uno nur Q
bottsn 70 piel &rdfte hbyis, tbrs
wobnuns ~ erreiben. DIe Der
un9lidten ,paren "a mmtlib SrIdnt
Der Don Geburt. @s tpor eine er,
fbutternoe Gjcsne, ais Die Srau
zines .. 8trfhieosnen am unellds>
plase anFam uno Den jerfbmettertsn
2eibnam ibres Sat ten erbIleftc,
0nit elnrm ourborln senben eje,
(Orsp flrate (It nieDer uno perlor
auflanse Seit ibr getpubtfepn. Sin
onosrsr, Der stelbfaus Den SOB
fano, botte einige Sag . orber 9
Df. @;terlin9 beponirt nm feline
Somilie nab 2lmerifa fomnlen Su
|IaNtn. 60 nabe mar eJeeer in
Oefabr Elm Opferotsfes @reigni6es
|,u tperoem oa6 $. swepsm bteli0 an
einem G6ubfarren bielten, Der Gl,
ne baDen Fam ulo Der NnDer 3ers
lbmettert tpurOe.
Man ersablt, oaS Gin Mann,
Mamens Stssfrieo, Der etlibe
Mtilsn ppns Differ Staot lit Dla,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-08

Sn europa IIno sic Gbrenmcne
pole, in 2(msrlfa Die OelomenOpole
oaS 0srOsrb en- Der Grspbeit ; Denn
lls serltbrsn bic blr9er!lebe GIei9f
belt. se5n europa gsnie6t cine &C.
tplhe Sla0e Menfben oasD Orrebt,
oermitteilt zines flnnloen "Q On"
mebr su 9eItsn uno 9rbbere 9erfu9'
ni0e ausluuben, ais Die tbrigen
@tnwObnsr.- r.-QBir nennen Dies @b-
renmonopole, burb ,pelbe oerNeihe
oas Durretbt seniebtt obne Nrbeit
our0 eInfaOe papierpefulatlonen
bic Jrubts fren1oer Nrbsit sa oerns
ten. 0erren Don S)elo 1no ober se>
,pbbnhD 0srren bon gbre uno
je otl5gspebntsr Der Nelbtbum &C.
lpiner Samilien 'plro, oelto bsitll11s
tsr Die 2tusftbt, DaB folbe Somllls
en- nab uno naeb nit einsm "Qon'
paten!ilIrt weroen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-08
NllerleD y.

Dtrbseerungen an G6le69enebr.
gin 0r. Colt, IN Connecticut, vat
eine 9srbeGerung in 0erfsrti9un9
Don S6ttb9eDebr erfanoen, rurD
tpelte man tnebrere Ghub &u9eln
uno pu!per auf ginmol taoen unp
uno Ge Cine um Die Nnosre at-
Eebtefen tann. 0ie 9a0unssn Be-
flnoen ih jsoe in siner belonoern
Nbbre, uno bur6 lDas Gpannen
,Des l5abns, tritt Sebesmal eine
Nnbere In cine grade Niebtuns NIT
Dem eauf, berstt ab9elbu6er, su
rperoen. @s fam Elm gemebr &C.,
s,a0t ,psroeu, oos fo boN ol6 10
2aounsen entbdlt. ST.. Gelt batte
neulib eine 0lbfe nno plttole Die
fer 2(rt In Der Stabt WaEbington
suno seiste biefelben tenn pr1fIcen<
ten, &riessiefretdr uno anpern Ses
art,ten. Man fbeint Der Mepnung
I'll fpm oab es pas ,pirtfamite Sn,
ttrument Der art fey bas le erfunoen
ypor0en. =. -.. .. =
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-08
Gin Ndtbfef.

= -. - N1W- UEWIVTtIs =. ~ - -
Gin Monn batte einen wclf, eis
ne geis unD cinsn &orb boQ &raut.
@r tpellte oamit hbsr. einen SluB !;
f,tn 8oot ipar aber fo fIein, bag er
Die 8 Dinge nur einseln biniber-
fobren fpnnte. gr muEts3 Mal
fabren. Seoesmal nabm er Gins
nit binibst. eHis tnabte ers nun,
oas ser 9Bolf nldht bic geiS, uno
sic e'els, nibt pas &raut verseW
rct, fonnte !?
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-08

" 10000 Sbaler DeIcbuuns i
= 2,piiben Gincinnatti unD 2altl>
more 1T Elm flsines pafst, oooreGlrt
an Den GaGlrsr elmer 8ane in
Gineinnnatk ,porinnen fIb 100000
gbalsr In Soften pon Der Qeret
ni,ten Gtaatsn Sanf gbefan1cn
lautsr 8 500 uno S 1000 Npten,
snilbsn Dem 24iten Senner uno 4.
keten Sebruar, tntrpeper perIobrsn
etsansen pru sefoblen noreen.
Die pbise 0elobnuns miro fir Ole
Wieoererlan9un9 oss Geioes UNI
Geltnebmuns tes Dlebes, ODER
IS 5O0Ofur oas ,9elD allein, In ben
Baltimorer 5eituasen onsebpten.