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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-02
D r Y C OOD S,
HARDWARE, GROCERIES

k%&AksO V| xARE, GROCERIES,
Crockery. Glassware, Iron, Nails, To
tacco, Sole g. Upper Leather, CaIfsk skins,
Mill s. X Cut Saws, Hlacksmith's Vices
and Grading Scythes, warranted best
German Scythes, best Longs S.ckles,
Shovels, Spades and Hoes, King ana
Collins Axes, Broad Axes, AIDES. luts
Iron and Sifters, Sheep Shears, Knives
and Forks, Butchers and Shoe knives,
Scissors and superior Razors, Brace ana
Bits Concave bright Auger., Horse l.
Wool Cards, Coffee Mills of various des-
criptions, large assortment Of Tuckns
and Side Combs, Of the TurtIcshell as
well as the common Ivory Combs, neck,
r e d n 6 and dressing Combs, common
and Gum Suspender, Cologne Water in
bottles, silver Pencil Cases, Vio:n.s AMI
Violin strings, Powder-horns, fame
and Maccouba Snuff.
The Staple articles of Dry Goods consist IN
Brown and Bleached MusIins of a vsry
superior quality not commonly bronghtt 10
this market Bed-tickiug, Twlled Mos
Inns of various colors, and qualities fer
Jackets and Pantaoons, Bleveiteen*.
Storment's Canton Flannel Cailicooes.
lGinghams, fashionable P ri IS, Stripe
& PIaids, Grapes, siIksin greut ,varlely
Silk Shawls, scarlet, red, yeHow and
other Bandano Handkerchief, various
dress handkerchief of the latest Iashions,
fine Lace, Linnen Edging, Inle4tionS.
Footing, &c. &c. fine assorsm ant Of
the best German and White lhse, Dia.
per, and Table Linnen, also a large az
sortment OF German & Irish LiXnen, Silk
| Ribbons in sets aud Other wise : fasliona
bic setting, velvet ribbon, cotton fling ek.
Shoe thread, &C. &c. with a great variety
of other articles too numerousae partcu-
| larize. L. @ (,
Ladies' and gentlemen in town and t',h
| surrounding county, are nlost respe.,:
fully invited to give him aicall and secure
good bargains. s. ~
| Massillon, May IA, 1896. o-,fs
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-02

Eeros. Der 0rantlin Sc
puSlcan in gouIiana Dom 2e. o.
to9sr ersab!t oob pas tsranlCbe
SrlessfabrSeug Qapio Crccsstt
IN Ger 2lranfafo 0ap bon 9 Occ,
en ougesrlfen wuros, trelte voll
Don be,rafneten feinolietea Snai7
onsrn ,norem Die sum g ton!me
osr z q + q n { O. 8 eeh6rttn
3latt einem farssll absr bis'sen
:SsfsAts fabsu f'b p'e 9neiassr
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-02
2Nr. GeorQe Qrepfocher

9at fsins blebesi9e Dobnuns p:rlais
ZEN uno feine Dftee i'll oas qaus (etHe
@bate fnolieb .. 9rn. Jobu 6. 8cdiu6's
SbubFrre) usrIest allpo Ct isre 3eif,
wsnu nlbt @e( (dafte i'm abtufen, ansus
trefen 1T. Seinsn Sreunoen uno 0Sx-
nsrn, ne!Ge ibn i1On felt 10 Gabrsn.
NIT 'brem 3Atrauen besbrten, RaItet er
b'srn't ben ber5liben Danf as uue bitsa
fsrner um senet5tss 3utraueu.
Ssrner blttet ct ale oiejenigen, tpelete
fir ar5tlsde 1ebanoIun9en in (sinsr Nsb-
nuns stne, bep ibm an5urufsn, uuo felbiae
Dor Dem Is. October tn Oronuna IN brin=
gen. Canton Nuattjt 80. 1893.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-02

9leutr. Sftie}rfeb tyr.
Ger l,ntsrfhristsns bsfunhsr te'ne
Sreunpe Hnn pot Gub'ifu,u abtrhaaFt.
,aB er an Ctinen a!tsu Stauopnntt', an
Der i&sttli6tn gds Der maret urb oisds
5trabs, Ger Ofo re5 geqr. Dunbar ses
4sniber, einen &Isieerf!e1r errt6ttt bat.
,porin er Elm allsetnsiues aHort'ment pen
fertiaen GIeisern aaer alrt befanbis anf
panb 3u ba!tsn 9eeenft,-uno eS ni'ns
nebr nit elmer sortreHlibsn Muswab! Don
N6dsn. 0oien, Msfen, @Irats &c. -. es'
bfnet. SauE Eutise wercen er(ubt G6 =.
Scr Site (einer Waarsn II. Der unSerbbns
Iibsn 0ii!tSgei' lsner prsife ouHb psr'
i6uli6s s9nfykuns ,u aS r5euse,.
SspT. 50. 'e6. 5 NibusI Weifsrt-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-02
SC { ue y ter.

Die enoeeberann'eu e.bfns.sn ecr e;'
0'9er 3s:t-sin poaee unb aus rludtss
wager von e srtnner nno t0srtl1shtyrn.
'rslbe Der Sanoesssssno anssuc6sn 0ne,
-uro melbs fs serns fir bearaeIo ootr
ttprobtsn @reoit rertaufsn. Sie teser
ale &aufufise cir, bep tbnen anBuruf.n n
uno 'ete Maaren 3u uatnfubsu. sBt
Dorratb beltsbt In
Srcdsnen QBaoren, Grscsrepsm
porSsIlan, 9orten 2Boorsn It. &c.
Sojen uno Sarrar.
Ma)llucn' 4Iu8. 81. 17sIi.
%ss@Sie faufen aEse Nrteu probuets, wos
Tar fs Den bbbfen Yrsis in Baarae|o bss
5abIen. g. u.g.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-02

I46 St!t11Et1en tperOen fur elnI
Grwdbluns erforoert.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-02
< Uer!fo 9SelfOuf.

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mon Diise ocu starf @auutv, tpa,oe i'd
am J9anfs beg 0snrp @hIcGer in Ganton
Wtnta9S oen 5tsn December uno on oen
;olsenoen 2assn nadfebeno 9euannts
N't'fsl perilslsern rdmIib
NNus!ne aller QErt, @aiicp, gingDam
&amIet, @irfa0lan uno Don,5afein, ae,
'trsiIteu Rattun, grep, Nantin, Ganto.
0Ianns', Cotton @animier> pittabutgb
Soree unb DsIp etc, B;epertisn, Cotton
Diaper, irIduoibe 2sinwano, Borttn,
Sp SEN 9ancIbube, 9srrsn uno Da:
msn Qoisn, perNIbe Geioe, 3srrenba!s:
cinoen, gorbetcY, 4do;es Sdbsr, Spu
en- bon Saoer, BatIen uno 5fsin Saesn,
B'ilIen 9idtetooebt 9arfsn, goA:s u:
.Warcffo @1ube @umalafit gbube,
SsnRsrpcybdnse, Donust R!eo, Baum:
ro!len 0arn, / untsr eJadet I 194!eis,
edo'es &apren Gtsiatinen msrs Gin
nen, 8onuet5 uub essboru Rlsts, 0atc
Don pa!mbla'tsrn Sappen peI3 Qhte,
msn!n9sne Nleioer s6lbGer s9ieferta
fem, DintenssfaRe, Gpie9sl.
Sbnls uno aaosre Ba6er.
Sbteb; Veds Mano= unb Gambia
pier, parpsnosc'el, @ompade, Sbubms
Ner 8utlebarlusHtr Men'r unb @abeln,
NespeIu> 8siIsn Gbubmaber &nsip
3anseu, z S9ubl9mdrjs 2idtpuben o.
deu(blintl. RinFen uno S1joN'r' Ib's
e0fsL 3aamJsbiHe, gB!SFeL 8stt(traa
Ben. 8Obrsr N 1ineene &n6pfe. Ssoer:
n,eitr SbubDdmmer, &dmn'e, g6nal
len. Ndaei, Sin9'rbate, sattlertifte, a'd:
ierne Mn6pfs, Shuhmahfr Mb|en, f!s~
ne Sebeersn 3oaltabs. Gsbsds 8ar;n
Diuten Nulper, 8aNe nsHsr nno @aller-
,eu9, stt,sboseL Setaum|SfsI uno ga.
5ela, 6ane 8lal' bdlse, 2anssn u.Sbau:
| feIM 2I0tsritbde, Honpeu. 8siIe, osu:
| en-, sttisseI, 2Ierts, WesFsine, @sseIsis
Ien poRstbG6er, 8ruGnaeeIn Seiftf.
te, 3abnbhrfsn Gtab!fsosrn. Stridna-
oeln, NabnaoeIn. Sd9u,ibII Gid
elm uno Senlen, &af:mnhisn &ub(bea:
en-, WauteL ftsinerne Rrles elm 4 uno
Guart uro Elm halb 8uIbel Mae8, I2
Oefen, Maa9en nit uno obne Gerpebt,
1 thermometer. eiIerne AeGeI, pfn9e,
@iIen 9Optsn, Slice GIo66 ii. 2instby
saamsny seooute 2spieI uas VIirN9e,
MoIe. 9uttsn.
Wulner 3u1er, 8utter. eaIs, Iobad
l1"t6Att. 2bee, @ofte Watbs, @bofolat,
Cinnamon, Qlllpsis, pfeHer, @ampeIbe
9oI5, NIaun, 9lcltneu, Snoiso. &re.oe,
9ein, @red, SbisBss>ptbre, 1erpentin,
zine baI5e 8ar pfe'fen, 3inn Vfannen.
3udtrbpblsn, 8afpfannen, 5 Qaternen
| Mil6i 6isiber, 2ribter, sibtsrfer,nsu, cine
9lae 2ampe, cine 3inn Qampe, 1&upfe,
GeGsl. ein Walbbr'tt 6 9iebe.
0uisnsDaaren a!s: Sbnf'ln, pIa,tsn
0obIen, @otteln, 9las DefeYt.
Drcesreien: @ampber, Sunni, b!aue,
Dittio!, Sa'peter, preufifb Slau, Spi:
um, Ma8ntfa, 9lmmonia, 2apenbsr,-
| @oefrsy5 @orcial Olanna, spanifbt
| Sliessn, Wur,u( (aansn, piasn, 2sbems-
ba!iam, Spobslooe, 8etteln.
25 StibIe, g Ssttitsgen, 8soer Qclj1e,
uno Sseer &;ffsn, cine put S6abteL
0urean's, 8 Illde. eine 8ottel Sinte
9 Ma lfsaber, Del. WolaGss.
Dpn oer Sartners SAM Don Canton ii
9el6las senommsnes @iseatbum osS Sa
mes gb;nn.
Der An{ans oes Dsr'aais it III 10 l1b,
q. Wts. Ga;D: -
9enrp @btoFer, Dep. sb'f.
t&dntcn Nrp. 21 1886.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-02
Baber.

Gin nagsnsines GGortmans 5dbnll ay5
sr, gsi5tln, Ieftaments, Gshefehd,fts
Go.,ans, 8Iantbhhes. Ea,rs.trapisi,
&c. tsp M 8 btAen ii. 60.
Ma;Eaon May es, 1896.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-02


Grwdbluns erforoert.
Sertbe'lun3 Der ueberfUu6geIoer.
Nm 3lfen Iesten October be,
tono l1b' nob elmer omt!lben On.
eobe oes Secretdrs Der @cbob-
fon1mer, bic Netto,Summe bon
as M1llIonen $50 touleno, $40
Sbolsr, in Der S6oBtammer Der
Der. @tooten unD nob eiutr
Ntte ees GonereBes miro oieCe
un9ebeure Sut11e am erlten MIDI
itsn Sonuor unter bic perEbteoet
nen Stooten ptrtbsilt, i'm 9er,
baltnlB su Der 3abl Der Nsprdlsn>
toatsn zines jsoen ndmlt0:
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-02
RI NEsVT GOODS

II HURXTHAL 10 the new BrickWare
house, northwest corner of the Ca
nal Bridge has just received from Nsw
fork and Baltimore very extensive Il
splendid assortment Uf Spring Goods,
COMPRISING
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-02
G. al ton O bio,
Srepta9 Den 9. Dec. 1886.
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9y1tro tIertnlt 9eseben, Doe
~ ole otejenl9en tpeGcDe az
lcnnen Nno uns fur ri6tEdnrles
3eltuns e'SUulosn Nels, !6o.
fer, QB>fhforn unO Vrunopirnsn
III beiaD!eM eS innsrbaIb etne n,
M On at { Don ;Goto an uns
III ueberllefsrn.
. er rufer.
Canton, Nop. II. 1895.
Wv. .. 9bir broutbeu audy
notbDenOl9 Vel0!
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-02
cut DIES rs lrt9sbaus,
snm @tblot ben
81 { he o II.
&anton, Sta f@auntW. Oh;p.

@ at q: GU o It, beua1ri6tis:
tstne tsutfDsn SreInee uuo eas Nub'i:
FUN aberhaupt, oaB er ebiaes @slbift
auf BEN tuobibt faunten Ssanspunite,
in een, nS:olieben @noe Der Sra # Sna(:
(e. uno asrar in Dem t,fauntsn 4aufe,
melbss fshbsr uou 0ran5 Nntcn 8euB.
bsmobnt nuste anasfensea bat.-gr
,rito fi1 eefrstsn aae Ssns, bic ibn init
itrem 3n|pfabs b:sbrsn, onrb ole be1t
uno b'alJlte 8sbaao!ru9 sufr;sssn ;u lleI
len,
Canton. Nobrmhsr 16. 1898 os:si.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-02

9eR VoF. Gt m'Eo bfltdNoi9, S6NFf,
StleIsL &C., 3isinI'b I'm Dcra'b he'ten'--
ebenfalIs miro ct. onf BE fset(uns, in ghr=
setter 3sit SGubs uno St;efsI aGier N:t
pon sutsm stcf perfsrtisen.
;sautDn Snlp G8, 1886. cSaees Stud.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-02

uerfuufen.
0uiensmaaren, 0umalaftit maareu,
Snt'aner yHaten, @esH' "aaren, SPADE
teQen, beD gR. cSchnfsu II. g..
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-02
= s. u III 4 eEep.

Iet Nn.e1f br,ebene 5tFbft
81 f!b, esr patI'fnm ersetentt
~ aGgansuSfisen teb IT lsineu d /.
- ten StanopIaB iii Ger Iass
taronaS Gt.ogs ritce fhe,es
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-02
. ie 9D q ! /.

Oas fol9enoe 1T oa5 Nefultot
Der 9S q y l. IN Den folaenOen
&tootsnI ip tpelt mir ls erbolten
boben.
u N'n Suren. 9arri1on.
Wolne' 10 Oblo 81
9feu 9ampfbireI I Snotqno 9
eonncc!cut, 8 Qermont, T
Neu Oort, AZ Marplano 10
pennlploanien 80 Oelowore 8
Olr9inio % SenuefIee Is
y. Noro carolina Is Neu Serfep 8
Nbo0e ,Jslano 4 Noda@ulttts IA
Dfi0ourt 4 Rentudp Is
Sou'>tana s 9eOr9ien II
Slltnols 5 g. earolina II
Alabamo =
Dr. Ni0'ppt 4
Nrtanfas 8
3uGommen l62 l24
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-02

80. >-~ auoiors Ofies, gop 1886.
*: =: hiermt sessbsn ooB oas eanSe Ser unrEbeo.
RIDE ganpes mo Gtaotlotten ME ile in por9e,
l:bsn foviel baprn oils nobnsnois Gpu miro
III =. snoe Sarsn 5rafeeoer 5nrIsn su be,ob
tA ;Au = in osr Saot Canton, in eelogsem Gountv,
:.a = Ell eeten 9ontas TN nddfen &1esmbe (oeu e.
::nsiter bagtn gaunps, oeFauft tpeoen miro, ee
80 2arau lalsnoen ars Straf5eIos uno SntteI,
sH :Mt:tA T. cotber bs,ablt mtreeu.
alpbdu6 Dron'tl 6, ,usi.,r
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-05-20
Latest from Florida.

The steam packet Florida, Capt. Heb.
bard, arrived at Savannah, on the 9Th inst,
from picoata, via Jacksonville. We learn
(says the editors of the Gsorgian) that II
IS reported at Jacksonville that large bo-
dy OF Indians had stormed the fertilization
thrown up by Capt. MhLemore, on the
Wthacoochee, and masSaered the garrison
of forty men, and their gallant commander.
Major Cooper, oil Putnam, haa been sent,
il is said, from Fort Drane, with the Bat.
talon from Georgia, under his command, to
the point on the Wlthlaeoochee, which Capt.
NIL. occupied, TO ascertain the fact. We
trust that they will find these brave men IN
safety, but we fear the result OF their re.
connoisance.
Volusa, 1t is said, has been abandoned.
Gems. Scott aud Eustls are in St. Angus.
tine.
Lieut.. Pope, with fifty volunteers from
Georgia, and Lieut.. Farr, with seyenty.se.
ven South Carolina volunteers, returned ~
the Florida. Some OF these gallan, men
are suffering much from the effects Of then
camoaiun
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-05-20

part OF the Land fund, as h is TO his PER diem al
lowance as a Senator Does he no, know, that
by voting as he has done on this question, he
is guilty OF rank injustice TO the best interests OF
the STATE. and has aimed blow at its vital pros
perity Sophis,ry, however ingenious, argu-
ments, however plausible, may be resorted to in
vain te justify this vote, but it cannot be done. 1t
IS ndeftRsbe, and 10 man, who feels as a North
Carol,nian ought to feel, will pretend to vlndlca,e IT,
Mr. Nangun truly reflected the will of the peo-
PIE on tins subject, and voted throughout IN favor
Of the bill. SO did Judge White, and in SO doing
has laid the people Of North-Carona under addi-
tonsl obligation to support him. The remarks of
the Judge, in support of the measure, are repre-
senledas having been Of most powerful character.
-RalstcA Regfstfr.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-05-20

"Resolrtd, That this Convention waits with the
utmost soiclude 20 hear of the safe arrival of our
beloved brother, George Thompson, in England;
that il regards his labors in this country as hay.
ing been sIgnally instrumental in advancing the
holy cause Of universal emancipation among US !;
thai emotions of love and gratitude fill our hearts
towards him; that we thank and bless our British
abolition brethren for having sent him to our Shore
and that we blush for our country to think that he
has been compelled, by public foreclosures, TO re.
turn to those who sent him hither.
"Resolred, That this Convention tenders its at.
feetionate regard TO our transatlantic BRITISH
brother, Charles Stuart and that it welcomes him
to share in all the tolls, poils suferngs, and tri
umphs of the An,i-slasery cause"
Could wicked faHaticism carry men fur.
Their
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-05-20

different parts Of the county, TO Nominal,
candidates for the next General Assembl, ;
Wbereupon, the following persons were ~
pointed, 10 wit:
VIM. Wilson, A. Harrison, Mai. La.
David Flow, Arabian Black, John O. Len
monds, VIM. Pyroni, John Walker D. !
Orr, Col. Morris. VIM. Berrybill g.
McLeary, DIR. John Harris, Col. J. sIo.a ~
VIM. Jameson, l. Henderson, BurrillC CHI
Orange Pierce, Maj. Bowsiick. WbossS'
having retired short time nominated ,roS: '
mously, DIR. Stephen Fox, in the Sen,,a ''
James M. Hutchison, Col. James A. n
and MAJOR Green w. Caldwell, in the H..
of Commons.
On motion, Res.iped, That the nrooo.,
ings of this meeting, be published in the \
c. Standard, N. c. Journal, and otbp, :,
pers friendly 10 the cause.
JOHN WEEKS, Preside,,
PHnEnoS MosRis v;..pn
ws BrRRrarn, hee'fFes'db
joins b. HAAS, Secretary.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-05-20
NEw YORK, APRIL %.


Street Assassination. gentleman who
stated thai his name is James Crafts, and that
be was fran Columbia, s. &. was about two
O'Clock yesterday morning, found by one Of
the city watchmen near Washington Mar
kei, weI,erlng u blood Having raised an
alarm and procured assistance, the watch.
men removed hlm to the lower watchhouse,
where, upon examination, be was found 10
have been repeatedly stabbed in the breast
with dirk or similar weapon, and that he
was 10 very prccanous situation. SurgI-
cal aid was promptly obtained, and his
wounds dressed and carriage beng pro.
cured, he was removed to his lodgings,
where he now lies on the verge Of the grave,
and bis recovery exceedingly doubtful. He
was 400 exhausted TO give any explanation
of the manner, or by whom, nc had beer
thus morderousIy assaulted.
The Van Buren, party say Judge Whit
stands no chance for the Presidency. WHY
then, do they abuse him 50 much ! Sure
" If his claims are 50 insignificant, they
ought to beztow very little attention upoi
bin. They ought to aim at some NOR
worthy oblecl.-Ruthertord Gazette.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-05-20
OFFICIAL ACCOUNT
OF THE
Great GU Van Buren, Meeting

He'd IN Charlotte on The 2bth April.
COPIED FROM TIE RALEIGH Standardization, q
spellstim, st punttuatim.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-31

Heaven and Earth are invoked 10 aid 10
the annulment of snch law. The d'fii
Guilty is partly occasioned by young lcgis
lators. attempting 10 interfere with what
they do not comprehend. partly by IN EN-
bers Of the body having an itching Tor
saying and doing something, and desire
10 tickle the cars Of certain constituents,
who know AS little Of the matter as they
do themselves Laws. TO be beneficiaily
operative on all whom they are TO effect,
should be enacted by men Of comprehen.
sive minds. men who have had and who
have improved opportunities 10 obtain
knowledge OF the interests ofthe common
wealth, and 10 understand how the enact.
ment proposed win affect the whole, and
how much it is 10 accordance with the
customs and the spirit Of the people or
profession which it is intended to reach.
u. S. Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-31
NEW CHOPPING MILL.

fEVHE subscriber having taken lease
"a Of the property of Mr. Alexander
Stephen, at the north end Of Martinsburg,
Ately occupied by the Messrs. Geisen-
2orff as woolen factory, and having con-
ferted the same into chopping mill, has
he pleasure to announce TO his friends
Ind the public generally, that he is now
feady 10 grind Rye and Corn. for allper-
IONS who may please to favor him with
their custom. He has considerable room
il his mill which will admit of storing
away several thousand bushels of grain,
u nd being determined TO use every proper
exertion to deserve patronage, confidently
Expects liberal portion OF It..
n Feb. 10, IS35-U JOHN MYERS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-31
VALUABLE MANUFACTURING
Z Il CE {; Il x Y


|y4vHE subscriber as trustee of Edward
IL A. Gibbs of MartiDsburg Berkeley CO.
Iva, is AUTHORIZED TO sell or lease the le!-
lowing valuable property lying on the Ius-
|carora creek in Maf;insburg.
!. A valuable Wooden factory with all
the necessary machinery, implements &c.
now in the occupancy of John n. Riddle
/ & Co. whose lease Of the same expires on
the LIST of April 1886. To this valuable
factory is attached machine Shop-and
every appurtenance and convenience ne
cessary Tor the spinning, weaving. dJ eing,
and dressing processes in the making oil
Cloth.
O. A Valuable Sawmill.
8. A Cupalo Furnace, with its arrara-
Nus and various TASKS. patterns, and FUR
5niture.
4. A Blacksmiihs Shop and Tools.
n This valuable property will be disposed
IL by the subscriber separately or together
ht private sale, or will he leased separate
" or together for a term Of years. The
Factory of course sold or leased subject TO
y he term of the present tenant-posses-
8ion of the rest delivered Immediately -
&Ihe subscriber can assure persons who
|Spay wish 10 engage in business Of this
Bort that BARGAIN can be bad, the exc
|ecuti0n Of his trust requiring that some
disposition should be ptremptorlly made.
Enquire Of the subscriber living in Nor
an County. Va. opposite Hancock, Md.
BIZ to ID. II. Conrad Esq. Martinsburg
Ja. CROMWELL ORRiCK,
Trustee for L, Il Gibbs.
81 September 8, lS35-n
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From the Wheeling Directory.

From the Wheeling Directory.
ADVANTAGES POSSESSED BY WHEE.
LING FOR MANUFACTURING PURPO-
SEES.
To give nidea ofthe advantages which
Wheeling possesses, for the carrying on
fall kinds Of manufactures within her Ii
miis, and vicinity, and the Inducements
which she holds out to the capitalist and
the sr,izsn to locate here. we deem the
mention of the following facts as sufficient.
By reference to the notice IN this pa
per. of the manufacturing establishments
of d. Agnew s. CO., Encell & Plunkeu.
and Stokeley, Stanger s. CO., 1t may be
seen that they consume an aggregate Of
$50, COO bushels Of coal per annum, which
cos. them one cent and bali per bushel
only and at no other factory in this place
does coal cost more than three cents per
bushel The latter price. we hazard the
assertion. is cheaper than the cost OF fuel
at any other manufacturing place in the
continent Of America. We hazard this
assertion, we say, because we may not be
thoroughly informed on this subject, but
we candldly believe that at no manu-
featuring place in the United States can
coal be procured a, less than one and
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We call the attention of Mr.. Senator
Benton 10 the following extract from

We call the attention of Mr.. Senator
Benton 10 the following extract from a
card once published in Tennessee. Has
he forgotten all about IL?
81 am literally in hell here THAT is. in
the vicinity Of Gen. Jsckson) mean :
wretches under Heaven to contend with /:
liars. sflidavItmakers. and shameless COW.
ards. All the puppies Of Jackson are at
work at me; but they win be astonished
at what will happen; for tits not TO them
but their master shall hold accountable.
The scalping knife Of 1ecumseb is mercy
compared with the affidavit of the viiIians.
am IN the middle oil hell, and see no al
tentative but 10 kill or be killed for will
not crouch 10 jackson. ard the fact that
| and my brother defeated him and his
tribe. and broke his small sword on the
public square. will tuerer ranklc in his b.
som and make him thirst aflcr vengeance.
My life is in danger; nothing but deci-
slye duel can save me, or even give me a
chance for my own existence; for il is d
settled plan TO turn out puppy after puppy
TO bully me; and when | have got into
scrape, to have me killed somehow in the
scuffle afterwards the affidavit makers
will prove that il was honorshly done.
shall never be forgiven for having given
my opinion 10 fsvoro OF Wikinsons author
Ity last winter ; and this is the root ofth
bell that is now turned loose against me-"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-03-31

Too Much LEGIsLATIoN.--lt is the curse
of this country that there is too much le
gislation. No sooner is there small er
ror in some practice discovered. than
forthwith Legislature OF some State or
the nation fall TO and enquire order a
committee. which reports bill of some
fifty or sixty sections, and then the whole
body proceed to discussion. and belabor
each provision, each permission and each
Introduction, for a month or two, and then
law comes forth. as unnecessary as it is
impolliir, and two winters afterwards
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VALUABLE JEFFERSON Ian
TN MARIE e!

rHyHAT fine estate belonging TO the heirs
4 of Richard McSherry. decd, is offer
led for sale. Itcontains between
76O a. 500 ACRES.
hts natural and artificial advantages are
moi surpassed by any farm in that fine
county. 1t is well improved with build
|ings, orchards, fences. and well set m clio
|yer: a large spring, and three good wells
|of excellent water.
Application may be made to John Pet,
living on the premises. or the subscriber
in Martinsburg.
RICHARD McSHERRY.
December Cd, 1851