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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

a STALLlON.-i wish TO sell or farm out, young
"A Stallion not inferior in purity of prdigrce to any
horse in America. He will he five years old next Spring,
bu has never appeared the turf account Il" an ac,
cIen, at birth, which ruined him race horse and
impaired his brauy His parts excepting those Injured
are very nc he is of good size and of the richest dark
BAY color with legs black nearly up his body lie CO.
yrrd few mares last and proved himself sure
foal-gr,lrr he was got hy Gohanna, his dam 10y Sir
Alfred his grand dam by Sir Harry, his great grand dam
was llaxalls fine imported Pomona, got by Wor'
thy Gown brother to Waxy) by Pot-os by the famous
Eclnse Terms moderate ALB. CRUMP.
Powhatan, February . eo-2"wOt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

lP-The subscriber having on the
v lst of February, taken Mr. Thomas L. Iimbcrlake
rs !, partner the business formerly done by him, will
hereafter he conducted under thu. firm Of Thomas u.
Quarles Il Co-Pcrsons in want of Dry Goods may
ly upon finding always general assortment, and upon
as moderate terms as can be had in this ma ket.
THOMAS ID. QUARLES,
Tczt door aLorc Mr.. f. JudcS, N. ST., SockG lidt
p S-Ordcrs from the county shall have special at
tenton.
Feb II. cJ-Ot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

y asSb RE"ARD.-Ran away from ne, during
trY x,-V the early part Of the year. Ben MosE-
acuIarIy uIato, aged about IS years. What par.
,ares S'saseS him. is the prominence of his ica-
,,n,,, having nose much ot tn. Roman cast 1t is
her, t'"l he has reached one of the free States,
kst, as free man though may be, that he
Acted ~ about at no great distance Having long
liver r ooatnan, he may he somewhere on james
TO mrsit above reward vii! be given for his delivery
sr his fsrsag in the upper end of Chesterfield,
Possession of him. " ~ 1' AS n I n NOISY % Cyan
oae'lerird, Oct. q. 5oN,y,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16
PHILIP HARRISON. } coyu;ss;oucrs
ROBERT G. NICHOLAS, )


The National tcouny paper nnl the Gazette pub
s," requested to nsrtt the above
u, and send their bills 10 the Subscribers or Puy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

gun Tine and ,nr"ugh bred horse MINOR, from Viz
q S'Hla Will make has first season ia the vicinity Of
4lrtsrvil!e, Georgia, this Spring, loN. Further par
tcuars hereafter
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

Nl' OecrmrT, lost their entire stock Of goods and store,
~ great pleasure in nt,rIning their friends and the
'u'c that they have Tor the present, removed 10 the
above iIenlio2sd comnodous and newly hullt store,
Ee'e They are "ow opening an entirely new stock OF
slty ami Staple Silk Goods umbrellas pnrusos, stocks,
''""' new and desirable articles, which they offer for
-F al Inc "wsss prices, Tor approved paper or cash
. Pr cent. Discount
Feb Ii or
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16
February Ii
10 TLIE EITIZEA,S OE' CHlRLUTIE

To THE CITIZENS or CH.i4LOITE.
ASSASSINATION MONUMENT The attention
wv Of the citizens Of Charlotte is respectfully called
Monument to be erected at the sea, Of the General
Government in honor OF the memory of the illusrious
aud renrr4rd Father OF his country, General George
Washington: list in war; first IN peace: and first IN
,.r hearts Of his countrynirn.
The Socety formed for experimenting the erection of
this s,upenious fabric the head Of which, is james
Madison. EXPresdent Of the IT, s. feel confident, that
The facilities being offered and arrangements made, each
citizen -. the United States will feel pleasure well rs
PRIDE in voluntarily contributing to the erection OF such
Monument may do credit to the nutlon-and offer
lis or her name 10 be recorded therein, for the nSpec
ton Of ;ic present we'll future generations pro-
loles OF. aud contributors TO this great work.
NJ. J. Williams, having accepted the appointment as
collector for this county ready to receive the suG be II
arsr or small. and The ut each individual! con-
i.yuiing and transmit them 70 tile proper authorities
The citizens Of Charlotte without Distinction are there
fore solicited most respectfully, to avail themselves OF
the privilege fbccomng putrons to design, so grand
and patriotic. being tree vii! offering. ct great free
and independent People, to the memory OF beloved
CLrf VI. J. WILLIAMS, Collector for Gariots.
February iG. 9l-w2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

IdIINly Y Sl-HlWtw
~ ING Georgia Journal requested insert the above
M lou weeks aud Seud shee this office cocc-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

bHARYLAND CHAHr ERY REPORTS The sub
~ @r'orrs have !@st published the first volume Of
"'Potls Of Cases decided in the High Court Of Chan
~! .. Maryland: BY 1heodos:ck Bland, Chancellor"
'Hsr 81 On hand !. Constant supply Of Law looks in
Ivy department, at de Invest prices. Ia press, new
.o""h OF " Ioliiran's Course OF Legal Study" much
- -iiSeo Orders by mail, for Law Miscellaneous
'''N'' H'"H1ptly and carefully attended to.
c WILLIAM L. JOSEPH NEAL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

& TITLE. SHAW u Co.-(!a.e No l:}2, Pearl st,
- New lo!k)-n"w. No. a. Liberty street, near the
'"2rF OF Nassau street and opposite the Middle Dutch
'irc III the vicinity also OF the City, Congress Hall
nd n,her llnirls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

IN CHANCERY-Ni RGISIA-ln Chesterfield Coun-
Il " Court, February 9Th, l>3G
james II Cox administrator dc banS non with the will
Ianexed Of John Wilkinson, deceased and administers.
.! of Margaret Wilkinson decensed PltH
against
Elizabeth Wilkinson, Thomas Cole and Martha his
xitr, and others, Dcirndants
The defendants, Thomas Cole and Martha his wife, not
having entered their appearance and given security
cstGmg 70 the act Of assembly and the rules of this
Conf aud il appearing the satisfaction OF the Court,
tts: they not inhabltanS Of this Commonwealth it is
H4eed, That the said defendants do appear here the
rc'sd Monday IN April next, and the plaintiff
h, and that copy oi this order be forthwith inserted
IA soue newspaper printed IN the city Of Richmond for
"" "nls successfully and another copy posted ut the
!!"Ai 4aor u! Tie Courthouse of tins couuty.
\ I"p-Trs:c, LAWSON NUNNALLY, D..
!e9. Ii. yl-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

"A t.,,.i, IhATORS NOTlCE.-All persons in
jrrl,sa,i %o 'n'rstaie 9" the late Mrs Sarah W. White
!sr r "rFrhy notified and required to make ilnn-
as cl,: H' 10 The undersgned-And all persons hay
1S The sad estate, vii! present them, duly
"''4"d' i"r payment,
JAMES RAWLINGS,
Jan :, .7dmr. IF Mrs. S,sra& II. UAite dcecascd
T3-2awSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

E1aH"Al.-Was Committed 10 the Jail of Nor
~ gan county, IN The State Of Virginia, Negro slave,
y. calls k'nscIt BASIL. and saws he had belonged to
t,,' e"s" Lame, who sold him 20 William Stewart
''' 4e escaped some time past. Said negro
u,rH.. 10 the Jail of this county the 2ist day OF
w, , 'c''; he Is anut ) feet IL inches in hei ghl
hal ~" jaw S""lea qui.e black, and strongly fored;
az old H., CID dsab roundabout and Pantuoons, aud
are he Inc said negro says he is about a. years Of
.w nr," ' ohcFrnt tales about his escape; says he has
Wilson Ts'"ap"lis, Mary land, living with Mr. George
Aetro acc. owner is requested and claim SAID
fb ~ ''"g to s.. WM. THOMPSON,
fyO-wl;wsl ,Iuii0r W. &.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

8, -, WILLTAN 4 JUSEPH NEAL,
- - tM-2tFl La1o B0oLsdicrS, Baltimore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-16

Tho nnnonri,ion. provided 0' the purpose Of pnfc!as
e,,.;, ,r,es c;u:ise! 10 The treaty, 10 the iH!ians
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07
CONGRESS.
From the y. Y. Fvang . list.

But little Of Importance occurred in
Congress on Friday. and nothing the day
previous A message was received by
the Senate, from the President, setting
forth that he had no satisfactory informa-
ton relative TO the political state ofTexas;
and from the remarks of Senators thereon,
1t Is doubtful whether any further pro.
ceedings will be taken at present in Iela.
ton to the recognition Of Texan injenen-
denee. The bill for the reorganizatidn J,
the navy was taken up and received some
amendments. The rank Of second ieu.
tenant was abolished, and the number a
first Iieutenants was increased TO $50, SC
as to include the second heutenants Tn,
bill was further amended so as to max,
one admiral, one vice admiral, and thre
rear adnirals. An attempt to abolish III
rank Of commodore was unsuccessful
On Saturday the bill, as amended, wa
passed. The bill increasing the pay {
the marine corps was likewise passed.
. Nothing Of interest from the House.
- MONDAY, June 9th.
Mr Clayton introduced in the Senate,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07
WEEKLY RECEIPTS. e
Ebert Cook, $4,000. NJ. Baker, 2,0H
Samuel Kingsbury, so. z
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

AA7E the subscribers being appoint
w ed by The Hon. Probate Court
for the district Ct Rutland, commissioners,
to rec Give, examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the es-
tate of RUFUS JONES, late of Brandon
in said district, deceased, represented in
solvent, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto; andsix months
from the sixth day of June last, belng al
lowed by said court for that purpose, we
do therefore hereby give NOTICE that
we will attend to the business OF our SAID
appointment, at the house Of the widow
Polly Jones in said Brandon on the sixth
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07

REuvALs-The W4t"Anan on Ziou's
walls ought not to overlook the facts stated
in the General Assemb,y'5 Narrative Of the
State of Religion, on the subject of reyiyai9
within the bounds Of the Pre- byterlan
church. The whole narrative is, in an I'M
common degree, as we know, the result of
most patient and laborlouS analysis Of the
presbyterian reports, made by the chairman
Of the committee, DR. Graham. We copy
again a single paragraph, in order u present
ii distinctly, by it5elf.-N y. ErGn.
'Reports have been received from ABOUT
100 out Of l27 Presby terIPs belonging to the
Presbyterian church in the United States.
OF these, one PreSbytery (OntariO) reports
REVEALS in 8 churches under their care; ore
Presbytery (Roche 5ter) reports 7; three,
Geneva, Ottawa, and Newly ork 3d. re-
ports REVEALS; two reports reyivdl .
nine report 2 revival'; seventeen mention
one church within their bounds as blessed
with the special influences Of the Spirit, and
, fifty presbyteries report no revival IN sin
gle congregation within lhcir bouDds,-
From these facts the Assembly cannot re
sist the melancholy conviction that the las
year has been one in which the churches
have been deserted by the Divine Spirit {
degree unexampled in our former history
Sixty -one churches within our whole bound
have been distinctly stated to have enjOye
assessor Of refreshing from the presence o
the Lord; 80 that, making liberal allow
ance for imperfectiOu in the reports, les
than 100 churches out OF $500 have en- oye
reVivals Of greater or less extent during tn
wear
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07
EXHIBITION

There Will be a Public Exhibition Of
the male department of the Vt. Lit. & Sci.
Institution next Thursday July 9TH at
O'Clock P NJ. in The chapel of the lnstltu-
ton, Ladies and Gentlemen in this village
and vicinity are respectfully invited TO al
tend
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07
PIG IRON.

EOR sale by G. W &: J. A. co.
NANT, one hundred tons Pig and
Scrap Iron Of superior quality.
July 9Th. 1886 al
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07

The Third Quarterly Meeting Of me
Board ofthe Vermont Branch otthe y B.
Education Society vii! he attended at the
house of Dta. Samnel Grjges Of Rutland,
on Wednesday, the goth day Of July next,
at one o'clock p NJ.
Benefciaries and applicants for the pat
ronage of the Board will Please to govern
themselves accordingly.
J. NJ. GRAVES. Sec.
Ludlow, June rs, 1886.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07

ty-eight were women, and twelve men; of
the women, the largest proportion we're
advanced in years, and had purchased the
stock from the savings of life of labor
and OF rigid economy, frequently also con-
tTjbutlng to the support of some relative;
ofthe owner Of goods, the claims of fifty
six were admitted. There were likewise
several interesting cases of sempstresses
and nurses, who had invested the small
earnings of their whole lives in these
stocks, and Of course, their all was swept
away. The number Of applicants was so
small, because many of the sufferers trust
ed to the same industry and economy that
had procured! for them a small surplus, for
sickness or Cd age ana were too indepen-
dent In their feelings to ask or receive any
ajd.-N \ OBS.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07
Bee, Sugar Society" The subject is Ger
ninlY worthy of examination.

The, Washington Globe denies that the
Cherokees are dissatisfied with the treaty
dNew-Echota, and publishes letter sus-
aining this denial, purporling to have been
written by Elias Boudinot to J. F. Scher-
merhorn, bearing date, June Sth.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07

10 The Young Men of New Hamp-
shire held State Convention at Concord,
June 23d, and organized Total Abstin-
ence Society. How long before the young
men OF Vermont will do hLcw;sel
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07
AMERICAN AND FoREIoN BIBLE So.

AMERICAN AND FoREIoN BIBLE So
Getty. S;a'e uuyI}iAries have already
been formed in Connecticut Gn1 Ni7C,rj'
How soon shall we Nave one in EcrmonH'
Brethren, suggest
~ Brother WIN NJ Gui'f,rl IS a,
bodtto remove from Derby, to Midd;cscH,
and wishes his cores on4>n:s to di:roc,
accordingly.
Brother Samuel b. Willis, late Of Ben
nington, VT, has removed to Athens n. I.
and requests correspondcntSt TO direct accord
ingly.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07

days Of Sept. and December next. from
one o'clock until four o'clock P. M. on
each ofsaid days.
} H1RTE G9G HAIi. Comm.
Dated at Brandon, July /, 1886. Al
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07

sTHE FRrENO OF MAN This is the
name OF a new weekly paper just issued
ut Utica, N. Y. 1t is the organ of the
New-York State Anti-SIavery Society
edited by VIM. Goode!l. 1t comes on a
splendid sheet, Of the SIZE of the New
York Evangelist The lest rscommen-
dation that cun be given this publication is
to say that it is edited by WN. GooDELL,
Let the friends Of peace, purity, ph,1n-
thropy-of holy relig,on--of the Blessed
Gospel Of the Son of God, r"joice Let
the enemies Of all righteousness trem0!c.
Absence from home during consedrra-
bic portion ofthis week, subjects US 10 the
necessity Of laying the Vermont Chroni-
Gle, with some other things, on the table,
for future consideration.
JAMES MADISON, cx-Prcsidcnt Of the
United States, died June 22th, at Orange
G. H, Virginia
ORDAINED, 18th ut, at Andover,
Mass, as pastor Of The Baptist church in
that place, GeorgeJ Carleton.
At Conway, N. H., LEA u't., brother
Hodge a church was constituted at tn
same time and place, consisting Of ~
members.
Another church was constituted If
Brown county, Chic, in May last, con
sis;ing Of 50 members, coIorel pers ons.
In W.nlsor, June 22, B G. Smith
Chaplain Of the State Prison at Auburn
n. Y, was ordained an evangelist.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07

worked by coal from the mine, and it op-
crates we'll. We learn from gentleman
who has visited both mines, that the pros
poets are highly hattering.-B0:ton Dai.
Adrert.ser.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07

James B. Thornton Second Comptroi
ler of the Treasury, has been aPPolntet
Charge d'Afairs 10 Peru, in South A
meTica.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07
DIED
In P'ttS'ord, Miss. Sophia Whltmcre, aged 81.
DIED

PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
IN rOsToN MA~EFT.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07

LIBuRALlTY.-The Board Of Misoi Jns
Of the protcss"n; Episcoptl Church, rec i
an anonymous donation last week Of Sl5,-
900. wiki the direction to spend two thirds
in the valley Of the Mississippi, end one
third in foreign countries.-N. Y. J. Com
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07

The crors in Upper Canada promise
to be abundant A great many cows have
been lately purchased in that country for
the American market. "A drove ofsixtv"
says Kingston paper, was at one time
in Mr. Moyo's yard, and numerous o'her
droves have been transferred to the Ameri-
cans"
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07

PENNsYLYANIA Rail ROADS AND
CANALs-The amount Of tolls received
on the PENNSYLVANIA State Canals and
Rail road, during tie week ending 2lst
MAY, was $50, S02 %. The operations
of the Portage Railroad by which the
Allegheny mountain is overcome. on the
main line to and from Pittsburgh,-have
also become better svstematized, and that
fink in the great chain is now the scene of
incessant hustle and activity The Har-
risburg Telegraph of the 81 inst. states
that the amount Of tonnage which passed
over this road, flom the 23I April, to the
l 18th May, las, inc elusive, was upwards OF
twenty four millions Of pounds, or l2,8O9
tons. During the same period the amount
transported east on the road was upwards
often millions Of pounds-making an ag-
gregate of seventeen thousand, five hun
drvd and sixty tons In addition to the
tonnage, the Telegraph states that more
than one manfred and fifty MoueHnl pas
SengrrS have lso crossed this season-~
exceeding three hundred a day, This is
about ire be the number that passed during
the same time last yearly \, Obs.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07

MANSFIELD Coal MINEs-Therc are
two mines in Mansfield, near the junction
Of the Taunton Rail Road, with the Bos-
ton and Providence Rail Road, on both OF
which works are now in progress, which
will soon test their productiveness. Coa'
Of a very good quality has been taken from
both. One of them, belonging TO the
Mansfield Coal Company, has been eX-
plored to depth of more than twenty feet
from the surface, the vein descending at
rate of about foot in a. On the other on
which works have been commenced by
the Massachusetts, Mining Company
perpendicular shaft has been sunk, when
strik es vein of coal at depth OF about
20 feet. Twenty or thirty tons OF coal
have been already raised. On this NINE
steam engine is employed, winch rs
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07

\ Pitsburg paper notices the town OF
Wellsvile, situated sixty miles on the Ohio
river before that place, which since the
project Of a railroad from Lake Erie TO II,
promises to become place Of great i'm
portaHce-24O acres of land in the neigh
bo:hood were sold for $4,000; four times
the price that could possibly have teen
obtained for it,three or four years previous
Since its last sale, the same property has
advanced from IS to 100 per cent.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07

Corrected aceekIy from the n. E. Farmer"
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07

JAMES MADIsoN, cx-Prcsidcnt Of the
United States, died June 22th, at Orange
G. H, Virginia
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07

TREATY WITH VENEzrELA-We Un
d2rs,md that Mr. w. G. Smith, Of PhiIa-
del phia, arrived in this city on Monday,
from Caracas, bringing with him des-
patches from ,,ir Williamson, Charge d.
Afflires of the L. Suites to Venezuela,
containing the treaty with that republic,
duly ratihtd--G(0te.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07


"The Pasha, as if he had not done enough
a}reiIy for Immortality, has given orders
that one Of the pyramids Of Ghizeh shall
be pulled down in order to furnish stones
for the Barage. This only was wanting
to consummate his glory, The fame ofhim
who fired tn" E1hesian dome will sink
into obscurily before the lustre Of this a
chevement. Old Chcops must yield to
Mehelnct Ali-he who has stood on the
. rock of ages the wonder of the world, who
has seen barbalism AMI civilization alike
! respect him, must AT length give way to
the spirit Of thrift, and bow his lofty head
at the foot of the modern Attila.' Ed
tract Of q letter from Egypt Of Ma ~ch 4
SUFFERERS By THE GREAT Fire.
The committee for the reilet of the suffer
ers by the great fire ofths city, have made
report, from which i: appears that the
total sum contributed from various sources
and put into their hands for distribution
f was S36,974. Part of this consisted O
| donations from Troy, in our own State
from Montreal, Quebec, and Ctburgh, il
] Canada: from Fayetteville n. c. as wei
? as from the Flushing Institute, the S:ocl
: and Exchange Board in this city, an
t from Lvsander and Ba'dwins, lie. Th
a whole number of applications was on
n hundred and sixty-twc ofthese, sixty-tou
Y were owners of goods, ninety-Slx wcr
a stockholders in fire insurance companie
h rendered insolvent by this great calamity
1t and two were men W ho had been severeI
Il burnt, while aiding in 1.-The removal
e goods. OF the stockholders the claim
is Of eighty were admi'tet; and Of these, 81:
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining IN the Post Office at KorsaA,
N Y, July |, 1886.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-18
Seut(be 0efeufboften.

Dur6 elne Sufbrift bonn eten
|oieles aus Glepelano erfeben~ mir,
oa6 Die teutfte 0epblferune-alI,
cort nibt lanser bintsr ibrsn Mit>
|bruoern an aubern Srten lfeben
nil, lonoern fbon r1anhen tpirfltb
oen Vorron9 abgetponnen bat.
Denn ltott Da6 manbe anoere, lIh
fur lanse Selt bin uno ber beratben,
-uno Damn am @uDe-. - bod
nod nibts su g;taaos bringen,-
baben Die Seun in Gepelanol
SC eu2 sbD ~ Dover
nne auoern pldsen, eeraceSu se<
banee!t uno geleIlitbaftlihe Dereine
lns 2eben 9erufen. QBir tpunfbs
en- ibnen alle-gute 2(bieDten unb
Glld, 6eil un0 geoeiben. ..~
Ser 9ei(f Der 3eit brinst Dor
allen Geiten BERN eelsufbaftli-
dem pereintem gBirfen. (9Br
losutet 0iefes ipobl bin 70
4 0r. 9 br. Silbsrsa- II
|preilpent -unD 6r. G5. 81. Nb;
,Ioer, G5eerstdr der teut(beu Be,
lfelibaft in gleoelano. 81,
| lVean,ten Der anoern 9srsine ia
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-18

|jebe esponne ots Ssrsains fitettiD}
aber bel Dem lplte matifben Opsra-
ttcnsplane Bentons fibLt fe G6
yenbtbi9t ouf allen Seiten ,urids
suwet6en; uno IS itsbt oober ~ ers
tpartcn, Oa6 bic BhnCebe Der 0>a.
tiOnen ouf cine pouitdnoige 9ers
tbe,olgun9 ib*cr grdnSsn enbli6 be-
frlcOtgt rperocn.
0ftcbt 9erinec @enCatiOn erre9teti
unter Den Oir9lniiben SenatOren
oIe Io9enanuten expunging resolu-
tons (2fustfreiebe>NeibliNe,) traft
neI0er oieGlb(n BON Der Sc (eb9es
bun9 lbres StooteS ben 0uftrao
crbielten, enttpeoer fir Die 96f1-
une Der se9en prdGoenten Sadfon
erIo0enen SenotS Befblu0e ;u
ltlmmen, ODER ibre Site oufsuee-
ben. 6err Sp!er (einer Der @ena>
loren fur oen >@5taat 9irginien)
iel9te ID einem bbhft lsnttmentalen
S6retben an oaB er ouf feineu
Ste in Senate perjiftete.
0err Clayton entfbieD (I6 in ei,
mem lansen Sonlitteeportrogs lber
Den 0renltfreit 5,pifeben Mi6isan
uno Obie ju 0uniten pes @taates
ObiD.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-18
8 . n ar f.

9Ble olel fou bon Dem &o0aiber-
lhuhe sur 9erppllitdnoisuns Der
9satlcnalpertbeioiguns perpenoet
tperoen! TT nun Die 5auptfrase
I'm Senats.-gin bei6er, beftiger
Sampf Benton ;dblt oie per1ebie<
osnsn Sorts auf seist oeren pertbei
otsun9 slolsn '3uftanO, uno Ole BlbBs
en- anoerer 0rdnspunften, no nod
gar feline 8sfsi1isuusstperfe at,ae.
|ls9t tlnp, Dit Opposition tnaebt