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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

"a MD FOR SAI.E.--A highly improved Farm
81 4 called Lime Stone Creek, situated on I'll" R'ci
nond Road, nine miles from Charlottesville, containing
7I2 acres, more less, with dwelling houses and 81"
the necessary out houses, stables. trcshing machine
&c, will be sold by private con,ract together with
negroes stock ofcae and valuable horses. implements
of husbandy, corn, fodder &c. a small tract ct low
land belonging to Mr. David Niche. aud which is to be
sold scparatrs it from the iiivanna River There is
vein of rich Limestone running throns the whole tract
which has been quarrcd and kncd for these years.
and the lime employed as manure to enrich the land,
and for selling it for bn:!ng purposes Persons DESTROYS
ofbuvinu will apply ut the office of the charlottesville
Advocate or to DR.. Brttcrmann at the University.
October 90. 4o-wu
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TENO COUNTRY MERCHANIS-Thc subscribers
q are now receiving their Spring Supply, consisting
in part of the folowing
56 hhds ST. Croix and P. r. Sugar,
100 barrels do. do
IS boxes and 100 barrels Loaf do
50 ,erces n. D. refined do.
1000 bags PRIME green, Cuba Lagnra Rio, old white,
Java, and Mocha Coffee,
80 hhds prime retailing Mulasses,
| 800 kegs Nails, assorted sizes,
With large assortment of Swedes, English, hoop and
band Iron; American, German, and cast Steel; Lead,
Powder, and Shot; Alspice Pepper, Ginger, Madder,
and Copperas; old Madeira, FRENCH and Port Wines
Also-l5.OOO sacks Liverpool Salt, now ailoat
with variety of other Goods-which will be sold by
wholesale, at small advance.
NJ Goods received and forwarded with Dispatch
H. w. d J. J. FRY.
R;cho,ond March II. l02-w3w If
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Manufacturer Of Stocks, Shirt Collars. Hc'
49, Cedar street, late I'm e"
New York 25th January 1c:W. H1-'n

aAPENING OF TIE RALL ROAD.-Ihc caI5 y,
q y the Richmond, Fredericksburg and poi'mlt n'i
Road Company, will commence the transpo'''',O'i
passengers and property Monday the l)lh inst
tween Richmond and the Steam Mill, near tle SOU
Anna River The following will be the hours oil am"
and departure, daily ,,nli! further notice:
Leave Richmond at . o clock, a. NJ.
Returning leave the Steam Mali at c'ch'
The passage in each direction Is expected 10 nc '"
in an hour and quarteE. ,.
Tickets may be had at the Office in the Drp''-F'''
one dollar and quarter. ,,.s
In order crafty such persons rs may wish 10 49,
excursions il has been determined that during NV
month"; tickets for tIsat Psrpose will rnc p'Ss'"-
holding them to seat i'll the first returning "''"
the one for which they given.
TO TRAVELLERS. r.,
4 connection has been formed with f. l"T''' 4" ~.
line of Stages and Steamboats,, by which tttT|''.
tween Washington city and Richmond VIII !" - S' II,
ported in the most expeditions manner the s'''
weather will admit. mai.
Due notice will be given of the connrMoh ., "
line, running at the hoars with the .''''"'
Southern Mail which is soon expected to h' "Ar' y
Notice will also be given of connrNion "''n !"
Weir g. CO.. line Of Stages 80 louisa I""r'"'': ~.
Charlottesville, for which arrangements arc 10" 10y
gress. ,,,, crossings :.
Way passengers Will be taken in a, the cfoSs"=
the public roads, and there Only; and II" 'htt ' .
nal must be given for stopping while The L's'''
o'S''"'O CfyAS. o. SANFORD
.1yt. Transpor"h1"
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MONSIEUR TONSON will stand this season Qo;;t)
at nv stable at Halifax Court House, Va. and IS now
at his stand in inc order and condition: ready Tor mares
at $40 the season. and l0u insurance. For inrthrr ana
other particulars, sec handbIl!S: Nc W. w. IlChli
Halifax Court llCtsr, Va
F.
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SD ICIiMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND H..
H6, TOilAC RAIL ROAD.-At meeting Of tt,
Directors of the Company, on the 9Th March. ~,
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HBUNAWAY IN JAIL.-Committcd to the jail OF
hR Albcmnrc county, on the 29lh OF December las,
= nero man named Bennett, who says he belongs 10
Thomas Hunlcy, of Amherst county, Fa.Sald negro
is about p years of age, dark complexion five feet one
high, stout made, aud had on when committed, dark
cloth coat, and brown jean Pantaoons-no marks or
scars discovered The owner of said negro requested
to come forward prove property, pay charges and take
him away or he will be dealt with as the law DIRECTS
mum "'' WIN. WATSON,
Juilor Automatic county.
a., 70 lG2-w:}m
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March 3.

BSLENIBLE-( Imp0rird. )-Ths celebrated Eng*h
81 racer and stallion will stand at my stable in freic
rick County, Virginia, the present season, which has
commenced. lie covered several seasons i'll England
where he proved himself very sure horse; and s get
won in that country last year. the first time OF their n
nearing in public lie eleven races before he was
i've years DID, several Of them long distances. and one
ioar mile race, with heavy weights lie heat i"ngwais
equal any horse of his day, Si5n"rina Dr. fanst"s
Arachnc, and many other good ones ri OF the best
and best bred sons of the famous Whalcbonr: and was
unqucs,onably racer possessing both pccd and g"me-
His dam hcms. sister 10 lncantaor by Sorccrcr gram
dam Hanna, by Gohanna out of lumlng hird sister to
Colibr, By Vi oodpcckcr; Camilla by Trenllarn; CO.
qucttc by the Compton Barb out OF sister to RegunS
Flexible is horse of fine and length of great power
good action, and beautiful dark bay color.
For further particulars, see hand-blis
March ). !lS-w3w JOSlAH W. HAhE.
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E horse American Eclipse. Will Sallu Tie present St"-
son. at stables in Narysrllie Charlotte county Nh
season. payable on the 18th day of July next: at which
time ii vii! terminate; SID to insure pregnancy, de-
randac us coon it is fully asccrtancd to bc the Case
or the property of The is in any way transferred -
Classes OF mares the number of SIX however, viii be
put ut = 10 each. person becoming Responsible; TO-
rc her with = in all CASES to the groom
Extensive and excellent paStragc, III The season, gra-
lis Mares will likewise be fed with gran and receive
the very best attention! for % cents per day. he sub
scrlers pledge themselves, sevrray and ndIrdnhy, 10
take the best possible of all mares entrusted TO Their
anarcmcnt and will their utmost clnrs to prevent
accidents of every kind nevertheless they Will n" m
cur any responsibility on their part TOR any which may
occur.
Gentlemen sending mares from distance, will direct
them to the care of one of the subscribers viz: Richard
j. Gaines residing in the vicinity, with minute written
directions to him. and instructions in the particular man
ncr they may wish their to be treated their enPcrs
habits &C., whether miscellaneous spilcnl. &c, NC.
Go!ia was got by Eclipse his dam Ivy Mendoza; i'm
portcd Expedition; Maid of the Oaks by the imported
Spread Earle Annette, by the imported Old Shark; Mel
SON Rockingham; True Wing; Baylnrs Gallant; I'M
ported BurwcII's Rcgulus; imported horse Old Diamond
SON of Ilaulboy got by Hickory; his dan
Nctlctop by the imported horse Old Doomed; Betsry
Lewis. by the imported horse Old Shark; Atalanla by
the imported horse LINDSAY Araban celebrated Amc-
rcan running horse Lees Old Mark Anthony: imported
Crawford imported Svercyc; imported Janus; import
ed mare imported by the late Gen. Alexander SPOTS.
wood, of Spotlsyvana county, Fa-For confirmation OF
the prtrrccs of the above horses, see Edgar General
Stud Book the most comprehensive and scientific book
ever published on this sub cct and for Mark Anthony sec
also the A. r. R. and S. NJ, vol. |, ?. 50. No. !.
THOMAS p. RICHARDSON,
RICHARD J. GAINES,
ROBERT +. GAINES
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vuyIIE CELEBRATED GETrER OF RACERS:
Ei'ILPSE-This distinguished Stallion, who now
looks and feels like four year old, will stand tis season.
US3, ut nv son Edwards, in the county OF Dinwiddic,
,mediaely on the old stage road from petersburg 10
Narrenon n c., Is miles south OF petersburg, ana -
north of Brunswick Courthouse Tic Is now At ms sl
r.ad 10 serve mares 500 the season, payable al It's
eypration on the 18th July next, and Si'o 10 insure
mare to be in foa payable rs soon as she Is known 10
be in foal parted with Servants sent "i!! inutes
hoarded traits and mares fed without limit at - cents
,Iay-VeTy fine and extensive pasturage, with the
resl care to prevent accidents escapes, bu no Ia
bility for any latnay happen Eclipse ana ms get arc
loo we'll known from their characters and performances,
10 say more
STAR. whose colts are just coming on the turf: having
none more than four years old, only SIX OF when nave
been trained and five of them have been winners from
one to four mile hcats-hls colts are arSe siohS anu
handsome. some oil them have been sold very hlgh-e
will stand this season lSitl al my son George 5, IN the
county of CHESTERFIELD about twenty miles from hich-
ond and Petersburg. within mile OF Moody tavern,
and is now his stable ready to serve mares al SOU Tile
season. PAYABLE its expiration, on the 10Th JnIy next
and 800 the insurance, payable as the mare Is
known to be in fou, parted WITH one dollar cash to the
uroom Servants sent with mares, boarded without
CHARGE and mares fed desired at % cents per day
Very excellent and extensive plsturaye. well enclosed,
with fine warr-Thc greatest care taken prevent ac-
cidents or escapes but liability Ir either Star
character blood and performances, well as the per-
ncrs Turf Register to render il unnecessary ior more
10 be sud- ". =! 'S!i-''Jv-''
MONSIEUR TONSON will stand this season 1-%G)
t nv stable at Halifax Court House, Va. and is now
at his stand in fine order and condition. ready for mares
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-19

A LEXANDER. McLEIN-As yon are are, ~" 'ose no,'
take take the DISPOSITIONS of John A ray"s n l@a Fs'
county, commencing at sun5s and ,o d sGi until the
at sunset and continue from Gay |" oyIdence in :.
are stssas and I'd ss 'sa" s
S xbee rGp' am psn, and an" k9H'@
administrator Of George W. NcLs,n, dsi vou ,hnt
au,smwhen and where you may at ImS uODGSoN
per- 92-"
Feb. le.
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Nm CHANCERY-VIHGISA rules taken in the
q Clerks office of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chanccrv of Prince Edward county, the LIST day Of
February, lc3G: - -,
William T. Woottcn Admir-. Of his late wife, Eliza
beth Wootlcn, formerly Elizabeth Parkinson, PtK
against
John Rudd, Admir-. of John Rudd, deed, and in his
Clements and Sally his wife, William Sudhcrry and
Oncv his wife, Thomas Lcgrand and Nancy his wife,
Martha Williamson, William G. Rudd, John Rudd and
William Walton, committee of VIM. G. Rudd, Detts.
The defendants, lsnm Clements and Sally his wife,
not having entered their appearance and given security
according TO an Act of the General Assembly, and The
rules of This Court and appearing that they not in
habtanls of this Slac-on the motion OF the PLAINTIFF
by his attorney, entered at rules aforesaid and nc
c0rdnrlv ordered that the said defendants, lsam Gle
mcns and Sally his wife, do appear here on the first day
of April Court next, and answer the plaintiff bill and
that COPY of this order be forthwith inserted in some
one of the public newspapers printed in the city Of Rich
ond for two months SUCCESSFULLY and also posted at
the front door of the Courthouse Of this county
A Copy-Tes,e, B. }. WORSIlAM, elk.
February l3. W-"6"
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II. ]. BARROW s. Co., No. AAi, Pearl St
EnES. CALDWELL, no. az do. 90
EDWARD Cook Il Co., 20. Us, do t'
}. W. Il II. I. CoELIEs, ~. 2cH, do. do"
JOSEPH CnEHsEmAS, no. I36, Water do
DANIEL CULT, no. i", 90, 49,
Tnos. F. FIELD, no. 81, CourtIand St
JOINS GEEE>rIELD Il Sos, no. l3, icat!S
IioLMEs ~ MYERS, no. I'll, Do: DO
II. r. NISSAN * Co., no. ia, Liberty -.
UXpEnullL * SEYMOUR, no. GG, Pearl -:
NEnurE 4, LirrIScorr, no. 81, Corntics sip
II EASuEwArEK, 10. ~, Cedar 81.
T.. WIl.Ers Il Co., no. 30l, Pearl st.
r. Z. WErMoEE II Co, no. -, Water ST.
JomN WKlcur, jr N Co.. no. ~, 40: CO.
February % Jul
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February 10.

NOPARTNERSlllP-T The subscribers :"''G =.
u nectcd themselves into copartnersh'p' u'u,
firm Of ALVEY Il WyArr, Tor The purpose ."
inp the Uhoicsaie atA Retail GrOcery and tom",I
business; and have taken that large and com'y
house, for many years occupied BY Messrs "c,' R,s
McGrudcr, and Innre recently by Mr. BenJa|''n ~,
six doors below the Bel! Tavern, where tn'y ~. ,,.
keeping constantly on hand large and well s,'' H..
stock Of Groceries, They are constantly receiV'n7
the North and otherwise, supplies OF G"ods-a"G TX.
in a very few days that their assortment VIII Ut :
pletc, They would invite their friends from the ''
iry and in town TO call, they arc dctcrn'nr' - -
on as accommodating te-rls as any other hcist ,Ty
City. ~ ~ ~ vTvaTT
We have taken a substantial firc.proot hui"'"5 n
the purpose OF storing any thing we may ,.'o. 70
counlssion and intend IL pay strict "'' ly.a.
this branch Of the business, will make !Ioe'- cs:.
ccs upon consignineDts, either Of gram h2u', ~.
chandise Of any description; and we hope W 81 rac
sonal attention 10 business, to metit POI "JTy,TT
patronage. ALIVE o.;
March =
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NDUNAWAY-Wu committed to the custody of the
Hh, Jaor of Halifax county, Virginia. Negro boy
namrd RyJnnm-who states that he is the property Of
DR.. BENZ Johnson, late Of the county of King Gcor%e
Va, who has recently removed to West Florida. The
said boy is apparently about ~ years OF ago. unrN CON-
nlcvion of low stature and remarkably awkward de-
crcpid nppcarancc-had on when committed round,
about coat and pantaloons of mixed homcspun and no
hat The owner is requested to come forward ana com
ply with the requirements OF the law, Otherwise th'y
wa JAMES MEDLEY, d. s.,
Ian 40 r2i-wGwl .Jnior IF HeiJnz.
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MTOTICETO LAND. HOLDERS OF TIE SOUTH.
IA j. j. BOWIE Il b. II LUErY, residing at Helena,
ruls for non-rcsidrnts owners OF Lands in the Terrific
~ They will attend to the payment Of Taxes, procure
and give minute and accurate description OF the Land
and It's probable value in the market; and required will
sell it, on the best terms which can be pocucd-and any
other matters pertaining TO their business, shall DC at
tended to with fidelity and promptitudc.
From their general knowledge othc country, and their
extensive conncxon with Land Transactions they atter
themselves that they give general satisfaction
Letters addressed either of the firm at Helena,
Arks (poslagc paid will at all times meet with prompt
attention . :
Refer to Hon John Talaferro, Hon. Joseph John
son. John B. Floyd, Esq. WIN. A. Harrison, Esq,
virginia; G. s. N1orchrad, Esq, Kentucky; Truman,
Cuddy Il Co., New Orleans; Joel Johnson, Esq, Ken
lucky. ~
March D. "'-"i"
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March >.

TE1O THE LADIES AND GENTLEME N-f"rn-
3 rifle Music and Fancy StOrc.-l have in store, am
constantly receiving and will be very lad to sell the
most splendid assortment of PASos and al oer hna5
of musical Instruments strings, music furniture ana
merely state that my Pianos more beautiful teir
tone sweeter and more powerful that they rcmann tune
LONGER and are better built than all other inferior ones
and lastly, that they be learnt to play on IN a The
time Of other Instruments; IN SHOT, ey dtr
orran is to lew sharp with the tongue broke out As
" n,har u'nsraI instruments, furniture and fancy goods,
thew war are far above any comparison will sell lower
than any other person in this state0!ndeed SO low a1
G, viii be astonished All new Pianos, after sold, l
yw;Il deliver gratis, any distance under 40 miles also
warrant and keep them in tune ~ months. hire out
pianos repair old ones, and take them in exchange.
will sell Chairs lower than any other person and DC We
~ polite, particularly TO Ladies. ,,,,
Oct. IL. T46-iaf3m-w9ml GEO P. KNAUFF.
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TaNO THE MERCHANTS OF VIRGINIA i"
B subscriber having been mnonga; the Sufferers III @
GREAT conasralion of the 10th and 18th OF Decrmh'
and lost his entire stock Of goods bcgs leave I" Ino
his and purchasers generally that ne has a,s
Immediate preparations TO got up rcsn supply II
has the pleasure OF acQuainting them that he IS day
cciying from his manuiactory the various articles IN "
line embracing first rate assortment; VIZ St'fhS M''
Shirt CoiarS i}oSO,ns, SuSmncrS, ST. and earnestly "
licits continuance Of tier ivors 1T H. Cedar street
He would here remark TO- tnsc merchants, with "h'-
he has not had The pleasure of dealing. that Tor man
years he has paid particular attention TO the ,nanuiAch
Of such goods in his line, well calculated ioF ~
Southern and Western trre and feels confidence IN !:
surnr pure hascrs that he will be enabled TO supply ue~
on such terms rs will giva entire satisfaction 49,
In addition to his loss III the dcstTuctlo" I" ~
property, he had the misfortune to lose all ms BOOKS a,
Papers, and consequently has TO rely upon those VINO
indebted to him to iurnisla statements OF their acco
and such as can make it convenient TO pay IN sno'
time, will confer particular obligation. ,,.r
WARREN CARTER,
Manufacturer of Stocks Shirt Collars NC,
g3, Cedar street, late 10 lea''
~, yo.L o,,L I,,u,rr 1S36 S:i-.fm
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SALE OF NEGROES, LAND, MILD, &c. NC
e will be sold at the late residence OF Samuel Enos
deceased in the county of Gloucester, on the gid Ins
if fair otherwise the next fair day. his tract OF land con-
,;; between three and four hundred acres, fourteen
ikely NEGROES, half of very valuable grIst-m,
@ hid ne n vessel all of his stock Of horses CATTLE
Sheep hogs household and kitchen furn'iuIs plantation
utensils, crops, &c. in fine, all the SAD hnos esla.s
rcal and personal TERMS nine months credit on all
sums above five dollars, that and under will be re-
m;rcd in cash Deeds trust with bonds and security
will be required of the purchasers of the land and n
Bonds, with approved security, will be required OF the
other purchasers by the Executor.
''" JOHN HUGHES, Executor
a, 00-w3w
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Feb % 1G3-tf1 Of EVcLbdsr
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N1ccklenhurg, Feb 20. '3-r!thA
Thc Petersburg Constellation will please inc'! tn" a:
o1ih Aprilncxt. T..
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VuyUE IMPORTED BLACK ARABIAN--Th
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-26

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W1it 9roBem reiden Se9en.
Mas mir oft f6per unS ldltia Tdbien
Qluf oes 8erufeS Meaer,
Dae muBte nit gum Wobl oeoeib'n
l1no stoffsu 8rbB'rer 8reu0e feyn.
Ser bin i6, 9err, tpas .iR .,ein oaue,
DaS bu bterber MIDI braeDtef1 q?
msit tber meinen Munfb biuauS
Whb liebeooll beoabteft
DAP i6 Der Srenube 0ieIe fanb.
Die oeine !Qn!o mir 5ueefauot?
MaS bu mir auferlesst baf,
Miai6 seouloiS IeiDen.
Nu6 bel Der boben Sabre Qaft
96eneF ou mir no6 piel Xreuoen.
Gb bliG' NIT oanHbar frpbem @inn
gu biz, benz Qerrn Dee 3ebsns bin.
mi6 i6redet ntobt bes 8rabes Natbt,
Mib qudIen Feline Sorgen
Meln 0eif, Elm Munber oeiner gRedt,
grblIet ben fb6nen Morseu,
Der ale DunfeIbeit ourborinet,
llno bobe ew'8e Donne briuet.
Sb febne mid uo1 oielem 1as,
3 mbbt' er baIo erIbeinsn,
Der MIDI, befteit bon oler W!ca',
@efeIlet 5u Den Deiueu!
Oo9, ni9t was ib mir auSer1ebn
Dsln Dlue toa, meiu 0Ott, eef9tb'n.
ertalt' mid mfr In beiner 9ulo,
@tba!te MIDI i'm 9Iaubsn.
Der3elb' mir meiner Shuoen Sbulb,
HaB nlbtS Den 1rcft mir raubeu,
Dap on mein treuer Dater bif,
Der espi8 mein SeIorser ift.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-26
Gin 9Iucfliber @6u6 .

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qBpe, nor neben 1einer @pbnung
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be(06ftl9t* Sic grau CoB Vorn
i'm Soule, uno ndbetey ,pdbrsnO Die
G!e!nen UNI Ge berun1 (pie!ten. Gin
snt(eeli6es 9e G0rei moOte Den
pfan5er onfmerF(am; uno tper malt
fem @nt(eeem ais Elm 9rOBer 26ne,
troe oeS beQsu $a9esy lb 9emdb-
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lelnen lleben Nnoern li6 binltreG-
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auf lbrem Stuble, fab baIo ibre
|Sletnen bolo Den flr6tsrliben&opf
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|sert6tet bielt. Ser pfanSsr mli1
lid serduiblos binter Das OouS
mad Dem Senl1er Il. .pelb Elm sluef,
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flea, unp fein fDorf 9elo0enes Sc
|tpebr rubte boz Demie!ben am GG>
Ipfetler. Sas Senlter ,par iu tleim
als oab er bdtte btnpur0 1blupen
tbnnen; ; uno bdtte Die Slinte neiter
suraG geitanoen, tpdre ale 0pf>
nun9 perloren 9e&pe1en. gin.3wet-
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ben tonnte. 2lber, tpelO gntleken!
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raoe In perS9ubllnie ; Dennp1 ents
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lertte ju tpo9en (ponnte oen 0obn,
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eintr 8eliebten, fDoB, uno trof
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|perenoet. 9ie &ugel bate Die
9aare pes 2tebIin9s beribrt. Oas
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tcnnte Dem 26wen feline Sage pers
daoern modem 70 DaB Die Susel
ben &opf pe0elben nibt traf: uno
Nues tpar verloren. llno nun nod
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pesnns broibte fein geben in
gefabr. "Swsi 9abre fap bssslts
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-26
8eoin9ungen oteGer 3eituna.

gbaIer fit ben Sabrsans wenn innsr|
balb oreY mcnaten pom gmpfanae be
3ettuns an,-gtn Gbaler nno fanfais @snt5
tpenu innerbalb Dem Sabre,-uuo 92baler
tpeunrad 8erlauf oeHelben bs3abl spiro.
Q. Shr cine tarsere 3eitals fedbs Deonate
miro feine Subs(criptiou aneenon1eaeu.ano
bic 3eituus fann nibt aufsessbeu spssoeu
biz aue Nddfdnoe be3abIt Eno.
8. Betauutma6uns gen 7oRen: SAy cine
mome SO eentS cae Diered ; far einen
Ronat 81 uuo fhr Elm Sabr 1bnler oas
Biere6.
&. Ser bIefe 3eitaus oasA ben pof'reitet
bsfbmtut, ypiro nod Die Safdssitbe Sumrne
BON 25 Gents ju beSatIen taben.
r8riefe IS. an ben 4eransssSes mhl'
feu poffrep einse(anot rvereen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-26

I felt oieCem Dorfaue perfonen"
la9te Don Wpf, ais er oie1es ere
5dblte, uober itnrner ttebt oer}tlbc
in leIner 9onSen Gr0BIitbRsit mir
nod DOE Nu9en.H
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-26

9lm 0fsujabrStaee dberretbte
Or. s bOtnas g. M { a tb a m
Dem preQoenten Soeffon ais ein
0ef6enP elnen 9roBen Safe.
Osrfe!be 4 ouf Der MeETerei bes
bela9ten 9rn. Meo6om, tpoRIbR
er l54 &ibe bait, in Der @tabt
SdnnY GRIEF Ostpe9o Gountp,
I'm Stoat Neuporf, 9ematbt tuor-
Den, uno mie9t Uiersebn buD
bert Dfunb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-26

Sur Occfun9 oes Oefctte In
unierm Gt0otsbusget fol- Elm Sou-
IenotDcll oDn elnem Sollor Soren
erbpben tperocn mas $50O,OOO etnf
tr09en DirO.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-26
Gtwa6 fir Den QonOsgO1sGer.

&s muroe Elm 0er(utb gemobt
g'9entbnm su W(e6en pbne ben
SumpoB, unO DDne einen 2)oro-
ltbden Ooer 3lrfet III gebrau0en,~
Dle(er &un|tsrIf lis9t in Den 2lu9en
oes Men(ben.