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ORAT ION.

In rising to address YOU, my fellow
citizens, on this interesting and ever
memorable occasion, cannot hut be
aware that ! am more indebted for the
station hold TO your kind indulgence.
than 10 any menis OF my own. Upon
an era like this, the prodisious travail
OF producing witty and piquant and
partIzan sayings. neither claim the
honor nor pervcIt the occasion. The
subject. already, as YOU we'll know, ha,
been we'll nigh exhausted and stripped
o! all ITS gorgeous apparel. No purple
investments. no rich embroidery, no
gaudy iinsel. no varie gated texture.
clothe II with attractions and adorn IL
with gems. The plumage that once
shown so beautifully. and waved 50
gracefully. has long since been gather
I'd 20 deck the brow Of nv country
The orator, Of former tines have not
failed % scale the outpO.ts Of heaven.
and - IT were. with the electric fash
If lightning. 20 unfold 20 YOU tie Clio
res consequent upon our Revolution
Ltefty's Temple again and again bl,
echoed with the sound and annually
has It been rc-echocd throughout our
land. Fallen and BUNDLED England-
that mother Of duilful. though ili.trcsi.
cd ciIidfcu-his felt the lash q D.,
many stripes. and smaricd under the
roign1noN ~ hi. pungclt satire. The
very voiAIn i'seii Las fuug with his ter
tid ouipounng. ave. too. and even the
heavens then selves have been rofium.
90 Niih fragrance ascending ~ the
,kic, from ltervs altar I Don ui.
day Tie iurestl of heaven have been
opened. and Nature check has been
,uluscd With tears and her heart melt
ID Vfh sarening emotions. 8nd her
breast kInCied wfh the iendcfe.t syn.
rathy 90 remind us At our gueis. On
unite with 20, IN our woes. and % r..
call % ~ our lamentations. lisprilv
ipr us--Ncl three happy l1r united
snd independent Amefiea-her cheek
has been wiped dfy and With u has
gone cur grievances and our wrongs
To the God of Nature. emrhatcally
our thanks are due. No ihundeur Z
cannon - heard 60 roar " our land
telling VS. IN language Irresistible that
gnn War With ali IS blleiul effect. BE-
stalking abroad throughout our bounda-
mes with proud steps and riant-ike
posture. cauying m his bloody march
des astsiion aud destruction INTO fhr
heart Of our country. No deafening
artillery - heard 20 sound among our
mouatains, NOT 10 echo 10 our yalleys-
the enemy approaching wiih fixed bay
onets and uniurled flags. vreaking his
Insaliable malice upon helpless inDo-
cenoe and expinng infancy. The time
v - Sben unfortunately this state Of
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OUR SAVIOUR.

''H ~ss night
Aud soitly DER The ses of Gsllfiee
Danced the brvrzr-ridoen rippivs g. the shore.
Tipped Nth the SILVER sparkle. VI the moO",
The breaking waves Pls,rd low upon the bc~el
Their constant music. bat the air beside
" a. s,ill - sg.r-hgLI .Dd ihe S-N'o'd's voice
Ia it, rieh r.j.Bers uhesrthly sweet,
SEEMED like .c'ue Jn,, born harmon, IN the sir
~ aIsd b. the pssser II isis,loa. On "a r,ct
nh ne 5-sad moonlight E.LBy o. hls 5rss-.
NJ .f'sd and iaHyh' fAc feSpie."
His hair ~ss Parted meekl, on his brow.
Aud the long curl, from off his shoulders f,lI
A. lac ies"ed iDr-sr,i cArucstl,. and ,tIlI
Ihe EaSae calm oGl!eilce, pssaeHics, and der.
/. md IA his IsSL ihe same KIDD rlajefv.
-f.d ." Ais raeIi i.e ssaiasss 'n,ei s.lh t0sse-,
fi.!eg them tsIfh Z. q aud .sna!cr a"
y. willis
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CHAELEsTowS, July 10Th, 1896.
GUSTLLNEN-iour letter Of date july Oh,
1886, requesting on your behalf, aud, a. YOU
believe. ia obedience 20 the wishes Of your fell
iow-cltI2ens generally copy Of my Grafton,
on the Goth Anniversary Of American
Independence, by request Of Meeting Of nv
in ChariestoWn, to commemo-
rate The return Of that great aud glorious oc-
ca>ion, was handed me, and Ia compliance
there~lih. YOU are afforded copy, for publ
cation IN the Charlestowh Free Press
remain, gentlemen, very respectfully,
Your obedient servt,
CARY SELDEN PAGE.
To Messrs g.. W. S,rPfScToN,
JoHS REED,
II. y. GALLIHEE,
J. J. PAINER,
COMMITTEE II .lrr aHs,mtnt'.
for ih Jvly, 1896, an ChHi,aOten
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FOURTH OF July.
CORRESPONDENCE.

To G. :. PAGE. Esq.
Dear sir-In obedience 10 our own wishes
and, a. we believe, 10 the wishes Of YOUR Eel.
low-citizens generally, We solicit ihe favor oi
a copy CT your Grafton, delivered IN Charles.
town, on the Goth Anniversary Of American In.
dependence, in order that /, may appear ia the
columns Of the Free Press.
Very respectfully, Yours, sc.
GEO. W. SAPPiNGTON,
JOHN REED,
II. y. GAl.LAHER,
J. J. PALMER.
ComBaitiss Of .irraHg,'nsnii
July .. !S36. on he 4h July
Mr.. Crow, one Of the COmmitier, sbseIt.
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THE PAVILION.
hoard ing House
1T THE BERKELEY SPRINGS

ihe spprosehisg sessou. his sceooats a.Isiiot 3
lsse bern gresiiy ettruded be . uuiou 18th .hs
b-ih Hotel, (the properff ofCpl GusHn.l sbish
" hss rsnird sttire. srd vhieh ufii 30 us~d D.
% Fr'ac'psi houss The md Size large snd
49, buddipE 81 Mrs.. Absrutth,. sdilinins the
toufi lloase, 18th the enurt roorus. ALI imn,s. .
o's''lf on the Hath squsrr-uiu coos'itute hes
osithlishsneut
j b. manner ~ vhieh t,- house n IN, usl,.-
fgued hss b-rn heretofore kept. sskno.s q, ~
Pnnit I'D - truss, ihst hit future operations
Wv iniif sasfsin shsietrr a humble rrpais,,aa
fosy hf'r bcen scquirsd by a. esfsblissnlent. de-
f'''nE p" 30 irsra ''pomp snd sirtuu.sssee A" az
imposing eHUnor.
JOHN sTROTHER.
Bsih, Nora eo., " Jons -. Isss Ia
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FOR THE rREr rRrss-


have seen With uo little surprise. rubir.h-
ed % the Alexandra reWsf1per the proceed
ings oi tee Ncsiry ~ Burton Fsri-h contemn-
InE that clause q TIE use ton.ttIti1n q ihe
tplsrHIa L.frh 81 tle Diocese ot Virginia.
Whirh requires TIE lay De.rrstes O. be- c1m-
murtcsrt. These proceeding. charge TIE
'urteutIHu with having invaded tI.c fisht 90
rtpf.sertltiYn 90 tb~ coubcils 81 ne Church.
sd y 81 tIi' itriiiaiiou of Soc eligibility of tie
ia} e'i, zais- erdsnEer ci,d and religion. To-
hefiy The most eXtfaorln8ry part Of itc.s
o. fefrEs o. TIE assertion that this prov.sI.u
IS the Constitution d-franchi.es q s,lsaf si4.
J"Hg y ne msmbsf' q &c church. Tt. o..
AZ f'sdm Fiiun e What O. not true. The o..
ti'fiag oi tie ay delesstes o. tt c.nm.ti-
'ahi'- confines tls choice g. usabfss 80 Az
''49ts o. niffIterI 4 ~ rharca Fur from
uue imnf plaTiaf, nons have been considered
a. mem''crs q the CLurch bot commandments.
The Nestry - Barton PARISH have fallen ris
tie error Wtich tbc o., dsie-ste from Brrt.,,
Parish vas under. ia ti, semafks H. .tro..,tt..r
90 this clause 81 thc Cou.titutI GA tte Con
vention. % vii That %. psa.hot,rs and
contributors are msmsff' sfhs eLssst Inv.
been credibty nf7rmsi that ih- preamble ars
resolutions em,tod, The sgh.ts.ce 4 che .rgu-
menis q the 10y delegate frlni thi, Parrish. ~
the Convention.
lts hoped That Tie other Ie.'ries 4 tie
Diocese vii rot te induced O. us.r sry sflr
T. disturb what has been done b, tie Cou,ea-
zion. lam sure they vii not. uhen tiey coue
10 understand sbd reflect ufon he iong-ssuled
principle. q u,e Church. ltis perhaps not e.
Morally knorn that he constitution. csnous
ard rules q The Episcopal Church. ran oIe-
rate upon aors 'i'It hoss vho ars either miH b.
irrs o. communieants. psu-holdsr or con
i1ouior q the church. ~ iing a. he remains
. not'-corsnunicant. can 10 no siss h. affected
y ths laws passed BY the Convention 81 he
Church. Ths keiag ths case, u i night, just,
% eohaistsut viii re principles u either civil
~ rslsyioui freedous. that ~ urSa whom DE
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH..

Al a meeting Of the vestry Of Burton Parish.
ou Friday the lsih DAY of June, so, the fob
lowing Preamble and Resolution. were adopt.
ed
Whereas, at a late Convention Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church OF
Virginia, a new Constitution has been
ordained, by which all non-commu
nicants are excluded from the privilege
OF being members OF the said Conven.
,ion-a right which they had possessed
from the first establishment of the
Church after the Revolution. bv It's on.
gInal Constitution, 4 period oil a; least
titt- years: And whereas this night IN
volved that of representation, 50 Justly
held sacred by all advocates Of civil and
religious liberty, and which cannot IN
any manner be assailei without en-
dangering liberty: Whereas. further,
this Constitution was adopted BY a
body consisting of more than ninety
COMMITMENTS and but three non-com-
municants, which disparity of member,
at once exhibits the gross injustice suf-
iered by the latter class, which class,
be It remembered, not only constitutes
the majority Of the Church but con-
tributes by far the greater portion OF
ITS support: And whereas, also. this
action of the body is understood 20 have
been based upon the sumption, thai,
communicates only are members of the
Church, which, If established as a prin-
ciple, would Tot only deprive the non
COMMITMENTS of all privileges and all
property in the Church, but would in
the opinion of this Vesiry, be the frs,
step towards the total extinguishment
of religious liberty and the substitution
IN ITS stead, of the most grinding reli-
gious tyranny hich ever disgraced the
annals Of the Church-since, if non
communicates nav be deprived Of the
right in question, they may be depriv-
ed of the right of sepul,urC in bury
ing groundS-their families NAV have
denied to them the ordinance Of bap-
hsm. and finally they NAV be exclud-
ed from the sanctuary itself and Gu;
off from every vestIge OF right
! Therefore, Resolved. That Burton
Parish cannot adhere 10 this new Com
siitution. and that while the grea, ma
jorIty Of the members Of the Church
continue thus di.franchised, the parish
viii send neither Pastor nor Lay Dele
gate 10 the convention Of the Diocese.
Resolved, That a committee be ap-
pointed to correspond with our YES
trits and TO urge all non-communicant
members TO defend their rights.
Resolved, That it be recommended
10 all commandments throughout
the Diocese, 20 take such steps in the
matter as "ill tend to procure the re-
scinding Of this feature Of the Consti-
tuition at the next Convention: and.
should they fail in their object, to with
hold all support 10 the Diocese Church,
until their right shall be restored.
Resolved. That the Secretary OF the
Vestry be instructed to send copies Of
these proceedings 20 the Bishop. and "a
the Assistant Bishop Of the Diocese.
and to cause them 20 be published IN
newspapers generally throughout the
Diocese
Teste, II. EDLOE
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~ ALMOND 4 SHROPSHIRE nforn
IN beirfr,ends sod shr paslis rcuersll,. The,
tasy srs Feeesying hsndsoas sssortmsns ol
GOODS, rIitable for the prrssuf season.
Cossiesssn, Juiy ~. 1885.
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ASD JEFFERSON COUNT
!SGringS fHsftfssfiOH.

JULY I. 1886
HNHE President and Directors Of lhi, Insii-
IL tuition have this day declared dividend
of per cent for the six months ending 30th
June, 1886 DePositors and Stockholders can
receive their dividends, by calling at the Office
Of the Institution on OF after the 18th inst
RICH'D WILLIAMS, Trta,'r
July Is 1876
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JULY i, l-3b.
XATE. the uudenigned, committee ap-
wv pointed D. the Directors O! said In-
utution, TO Investigate the affairs OF said In
sitution, from the 1t Jan, ls36. TO tie lat
July, 1886, Qast six months and make aud
publish report thereof, respectfully Re-
port That We have examined the books, &C.
counts, and me NOR and ums-from which We
have prepared the folio~ing statement:
H4rperS-FeTTy SariHgs Institution,
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EUp DAYS or DISCOUNT ever, Ts...
IA, 81 ] O'Clock. A. " Notes intended f,r
discount, must bs left with the Trea.uf,r
on % before 30 O'Clock. 4. VI on the said
DAYS q discount ~ order q the Board.
JOSEPH & HAYS. Tfss,r
Jufv Is1c
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CAsrsessswa saA Jea~r~ss Cssnsy
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

NE, the undersigned, a committee sp-
w pointed by the said Institution, to IN
vesiigs,e its affair. from the 3lsi Of December
last 10 this date, and 10 make and publish a
rePor, thereof, have examined the books. &C.
counts, &c, and made the following state
ment;
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IL EDLOE

NtcFiUg-
sCJ@ Ltitor' generally are earnestly re-
que-ted 70 publish these proceeding. r. their
respective ppPer.
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leaving the sum Of 1868 Oh =, tie oiesr
profits. 10 he divided amongst the drpostors.
as dividend. GEORGE MACZY.
THOMAS HUGHES.
GkO. w CITSH4w
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HaYe''.Ferry Sariag' Institution ,

- EILl y I"FIII
HNHH President ard Director, II thr. 3d.
- NNotou hsys this day declared a div
dend Of - PER cent for tie la-tsx month.
ending JOih u June Drpo.iiors eap receive
their dividends, by oslling 81 the Office a
this Institution
JOSEPH g NAYS. Tr.s,u,,,
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Cash on hand January lst. 1856 : IS
Promissor, notes on hand al that time 776l 90
Weekly deposItes since that time lao Il
Deposlies converted into stock 1880 90
Amount Of special dePosiies l2222 90
Interest on loans Az T.
Amount paid for fines IS
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0fihe .tfars u tie HlrIcE-Tcrrp Ss1,uyi In
SfHNn0H, h.e iis LAIR. 1886.
Promisory notes on hand and m
suit $685. Is
Cash m Treasurer's hands 1895 49,
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$jiO9 ga
CT.
BY cash paid special de-
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DO. for interest 81 62i
Do. monthly deposition. leo 90
DO. J. ). Gallaher, for
printing 90
DO. TreAsurers salary. 81 so
Do. loaned TO indiVi-
duals 3ll CA
DO. 10 TreasureTs hands 1855 49,
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LLlRILITLES

$3.50 7si
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Due special depositors SASS sfi
Due monthly depositors 1911 ~
Due special depo.bors
foT interest up 10 3Oth
June, 1886 ~ SD4
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LIABILITIES

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Leaving profit to be divided, Of 1912 81
THO'S A. MOORE,
SAN'L RIDENOUR,
THo'S RAWLI>S.
JOHN J. q. STRAITH
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Al meeting Of the vestry Of Burton Parish.
GA Friday the i7th day Of June. 1856, the fol-
lowing Preamble and Resolutions were adopt.
"a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-30

Qrappfed in her hand quantity of her OWN eLu =
blood, with which she put out her burning eot"s
And then, whenthe Indians were out Of hearing ~
up-saw her murdered husbands body unsc5i,-z g!
unmoYed from The position in which he fell, cs1.,, "a
Indians had put one foot Up on The edge Of tar. I've
house vac Oh fre--she made he! way out of it, s 80
every few minutes. Che reached The edge of The e.,
pot ron,e water, and there lay down, unable 10 ~ ~
Their There che remained mi 10 o'clock, P. NJ, NJ"
three men, Mi Johns, the father Of her husbs.j ~
Lowder, and Mr.; NJ Kinney came along and se~ b..
Our jacksonville men. abonl ID in number. f..r
the trail oil the Indians-b.t they were too far Ill.,:
and could not be oYer!aken. y is supposed they 49,
(more than eight Indians and one negro) esc.oe. .
Paynes Prairie thence TO the NTton taking The -.
direction back-and after sCo";lng and spvinn tie -,
rounding country, had escaped tNh nige zlpen ho.
and the poor woman scalp!
Upon the arrival al Black Creek &C tbs a5gI,.s r..
to Major Pierce, he Immediately ordered ou, ,rs, -.
pani,s in ditirrrnt directions 10 cut oil their r,
Tie Indians undoubtedly passed Kingsley Pm,
We understand company wen! 10 that pass on F;r,
evening" but saw Gehcr Indians q! their trail The 90:
vauirs returned Fricay n! Ih. without maxine auv .
covrry We are informed that on Saturday Ip1-r
Mai PIERCE the lead ui 30 Icm, went ira.r 10 s., -
ii pussjoie tIrr trail, in qucnce ottr re,, o =
ua carrier from this place, who arrived Friday mn,
We play that Maj Pierce, 10 whom great cIcti, is
for his Prompt and vigorous pHeriIunS H. Inticr, -
| bandnti, nay be able to fall III with them
A letter 10 the Editor, under date Of IL, lYtbi,.
late at night from il friend, Lieutenant. whose a,.
| has been proved 10 Lc pure gold, thus clscs.-
1.-The a!!.carricr, for whose i!ie were quite 49,
ions has arrived and information received iron, s,c .
determined Maj. Pierce to set out in the morning a,
head of 80 men, 10 Sc0uT the country IN the liz Chm
San;a.Ee and New river. Be assured thai ever r,,.
ton in the power Of man will he made 10 cao;g. Or -
stroy those saYages. If We eve: strike the lf4 ties Al
| pr
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ANNAPOLIS, OePt' Saj
At one o'clock, P. NJ, the Democratic KePubiican
members Of the Electoral College again assembed when
Charles McGill, of Washington county, resumed Inc
Chair, and Georg A. Thomas of Cecil acted as Score
tary, whereupon the following proceedings were hao
the other Electors having refused even to receive or re.
ply to the propositions which we have thought pdope55
10 submit formally and informally, in Letters addressed
members Of this meeting with individual members OF
the other branch of the Elcclora College, and the other
Electors having moreover made to U.S. or to any one Of
US, no propositions whatever, calculated to restore TO
The people Of Maryland, lhrough the medium OF the Lc-
gisature the 1is to revise and amend the Constitution;
and This meeting being fully convinced that we have no
alternative left but 10 adoun or 10 submit to the selcc-
lion Of Senate opposed to those reforms, bath OF the
constitution aud of the administration Of the government
OF the State which constituents desire TO see acco'n.
plishcd-Therefurc,
R.solscd, That this meeting do now ADJOURN
CliAS. McGlLL, President.
Grnpcr a THOMAS SccrCtGTB.
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A!essrs Heard, Leigh, Vickcrs Gale, GaIlher Kent,
palryrnple Williams, Handy. Spence, franklin Dick
nsnn, Dudley, Hicks Lake, Pratt, Duval, MerTlck,
..Brawner, Bruce and Bcaii
AsYApoLls, Sept. 10Th, 1886. P. NJ.
Gentlemen--We are anxious TO elect Senate, and
;c the promotion Of this object we sent certain propo-
t uns 10 YOU for your consideration, and selected Col
eard as The organ Of communication. knowing him 10
be an old ncnber of the Legislature, and an Eccto re-
turned for tie County of st. Mary which is always
first called from priority. Col. Heard returned this pa
Der stating tina, he had authority 10 act and there
fore declined presenting it. TO his political associates
We have therefore request OF you, whether you Will
receive any communication from usand 10 indicate lhc
manner in which you would prefer to receive communl
cations from
We ale gentlemen,
Very respectfully yours, &c.
CHAS MAGlLL.
ROBT. WASON,
CASPER QUYNN,
| JOHN FISHER,
| G.. ELLlCOTT,
| EPHRAlM BELL,
JOSHUA YANSANT,
| SPRlGG HARDWOOD,
THOS. HOPE,
SAM'L SUTTON,
| ROBT. T. kEENE,
NJ. FOUNTAIN,
JOHN EVANS,
GEO s. THOMAS
WASH'N. DUVALL,
JOHN i. THOMAS
! ENOCH GEORGE
JOHN S. SELLMAN
WESLEY LlNTHlCUM.
To Messrs Heard Leigh Vckers, Gale, Gailler Kent,
Dalrympe, Williams, Handy, Spence, Franklin, Dick
inson, Dudley Hicks, Lake, Pratt, Duval, MeSrick,
Brawner, Bruce and Beal.
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SIS cary ooIs: Why should they place canhot
he feG:a &c :hcc where there Is 80. az WIZ
then should they be allowed to food this country Win
their reasonable tracts bearing on their lace me oota
fsehood, that the 'peope" Of given place hao sane
'''"'N '~'' TE T. Courier g. Enquirer.
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ANNAPoLIs, sept IJtn, 1850.
Gentlemen--It is duty which we owe 10 our
ailments that before take seats in the College of
Electors or the Senate OF this State, should have
distinct and positive understanding as to The course to
be pursued by that body.
You are appssed, that, crisis has occurred, when
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To Messrs Heard Leigh, Vickers, Gale, GailIer, Kent
Dalrympe, Williams, Handy, Spence, Franklin, Dick
inson, Dudley Hicks, Lake, Pratt, Davall, MeSrick
Brawner, Bruce and Beal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-30

CHAS. MAGlLL,
ROBT. WATSON,
CASPER QUYNN,
JOHN FISHER.
JOSHUA FANSANT,
THOS. HOPE,
SAM'L. SUTTON,
JOHN EVANS,
GEO. A. THOMAS,
&. ELLlCOTT,
EPhRAlM BELL,
ROB. r. X EENE,
ENOCH GEORGE,
NJ. FOUNTAIN,
JOHN b. THOMAS,
SPRiGG HARDWOOD,
JOHN S. SELLMAN,
WESLEY LlNTHlCUM
~ NI'N INV Art
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Cl1AS. MAGlLL,
ROBERT WASON,
CASPER QUINN,
JOHN FISHER,
GEORGE ELLlCOTT,
EPHRAlM BELL,
JOSHUA VANSANT,
JOHN EVANS,
GEO. A. THOMAS,
SAAlL. SUTTON,
WASH'N. DUFALL,
ROB. 7. KEENE,
III. FOUNTAIN,
ENOCH GEORGE,
JOHN B. THOMAS,
SpRlGG HARDWOOD,
THOS. HOPE,
WESLEY LiNTHlCUM,
JOHN S. SELLMAN.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-26
3fDeD 2tbrjut19ett,

welebe Cuff babsn oos'Stublma6er
G5efbaft 81 erIernen. 3ruev &naben Don
Is bis is Subreu, welde 3eugnifie e'neS
outeu gbaratter5 aufrpeilen tbunen foI!en
unter Iebr pottbsiibafteu SsoinBnn9eu an9e'
norn,nen reyo!n rpeuu fe (tb baio beD
oenen llnterlebrebenen nteloen
Ounbor un0 Saos.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-26
SOertf6 NerfQuf,
Lancalter, Y0

Sraft zines 8sfebtS Der Court pon
6. %. ppn Gtarf GO., 3. Ueroe i6
auf GomIta9 Den rs. na9It: sVI1r5
Den fOtseuos belbriebsnen Str'b E"no
,u,u Dertauf anbieteu ndmI'b: e'nsn
xbeil BET norbweit!ieben nno norebItIl6en
8tsrtel Don 5sftiou 81, Gaunfblp Is,
uno g9duse 6; besinneuo an Der no'o-
,peltlibeu @de oeS nOrolpsltIIben Ntsr:
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81 einsm Wfolten, Damn n0roll6 1O8
Slutben nno E 3ebnte! elmer Nutbe 5u
eInem pfofeu, 0anu rpslt!leb A. Nutben
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Canton Sebr. 8, 1886.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-26
Bo 8 If
SoDann 8 rid
aus groou Bel MeB'ar
i'm WreuBiid)en?

Ct Fam Dor beiIdufg eiusm Sabre
bier in Den Dereinisten Gtaaten an,
uno lanpete in Baltin1Ore ODER NeuyOtt.
9(a6 einse5o9enen @rfunolgun9en fol-
er fob i'm Staate SbiO aufbaIten. Da
bem lGnter3eibneten ieinem S6wa9sr
oisI oaran lieet, oeBeu 0IufeutbaIt 81
erfabren 70 erlu6t er isosu Der duff
j6lh(1s bieraber 9ebeu, um SefdQs8e
Nabri6t inter oer 9Ioorei1e
SObauu SRA
care of Babrer Nmerisansr.
Lancaltsr Y1
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-26
MenlhenfreunDll1e Sitte.

sSrseno jeruano, Der dber 2eben ODER
500 os5 6. 90 ebm meYer &enntniB
bat, miro er1nobt Der 9teoaftipn cieles
Blattss Olabr!bt IN e.tbsiIeu.
Deutlbe 8ldtter in Sbip, nit oenen mir
neb1lu Enb erlnebt Woritebenoss nj ibre
relpeft. 8Idtter auf5uuebmen, tpoour6 lle
uus Al @eaenbienlteu psrpHibteu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-02-26
Nn un(ere
SubIcrtbeuteu.

Wegen ben oslsn unfraufirten 8risfe
weIbe uas ,su8sf6idt werosn, tebeu mir
uns 9euptbiat, auf Die Bebiusunsen un!ersr
3eituns aufmePlam IN MAIDEN, naeb ipels
den mir MIR frantirte 8riefe annsb=
men. 8riefs, bic uibt pottftsp einsslanet,
spuroen, f6nuen uibt aus Der poitotfls
abeebplt .psroen. l.
: {, II Dis Mebaftlou.