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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-26

Extra General .tcttiso IF The Louisa Railroad Company.
a Ta meeting Of the Presiden, and Directors of the
"a Louisa Railroad Company, at Louisa Courthouse,
on the Oh, day Of January, 1887:
Resoired, That 4 general meeting Of the Stockholders
of the said Company be held at Louisa Court house, on
The second Monday in February next, To take into con-
siteratinn matters important TO the interests Of The Com.
pany, in relation to their application to the Legislature,
TO authorize the Beard OF Public Works to subscribe 10
the joint capital stock of the Company.
4 full meeting Of the Stockholders in person or by
proxy, daily constituted for that purpose, is particularly
desired. d. order Of the Board,
NATHANIEL THOMPSON, C2nk.
Form Of II PROXY.
We, the undersigned, Stockholders in the Louisa Rail
Road Company, do hereby constitute and appoint -
our true and lawful attorney and proxy to represent US in
all general meetings of the said company, when we are not
present in person or by some other proxy hereafter con-
slituted for that purpose, and as such to vote upon all
questions before such meetings in our names, in the
same manner rs we ourselves could do in our own pro-
per persons; hereby binding ourselves and our heirs 10
ra;iiy and confirm the acts of our said attorney and
pruxy IN relation to the premises. In testimony where
rf, we have hereto set our hands and seals the day
ui 1887. TSrAI
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Fa.nvilIe, Jan. q. G.

a VINE JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE-
a IAc subscriber oi:,rs for sale ms iiaf. O.! L m, ~
~ IN James river. i'll the county OF NELSON LIS
~ bv surycy, l,G!5 acres Of Land, BY a recent
s nr".s It las been Iound 10 contain lsO acres OF Low
s"o - FIRST and second ra,e), and between eight nna
sS;,r hundre.I acres of wood land, rnost OF w'''eh IS @otu
T'obacco land. The location OF 'hiS pi'ir,ii, - .yrrv
scrt,r I.:si:a,cs no, to say, is the uaos1 desirable =" t'rtH
,"snrc,, The climate is healthy, and the s,2;r'y rlla'
!. INV in the Sou,Ircrn country. Any gentleman ",s MI
; !, t." to imves, cnpi,al in James river lands; would do W Wl
f." examine this property. Col: Alex. bFoMn an" H,n J,.
Jo.. G. Cabcl!, who reside nrar tins cs'as' .'i T;rr;n;n
N ,SI, s a,s d i"y '"s'' of pu'si "a Should any enc wish
t. give it q prrso~al inspection, l should BE- s lni. to g 5rs
1a1in every facility in ding 50. a $I'TasG Sa's !: pre-
trr!rd. ii'o0 - rc,v
lua %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-26

RICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG III ROAD
Road nearly amyIcted- IlIattr arrangements.
FESi!E Raj! road is now III use from Richmond TO
s within one mile of Fredericksburg. The fellow
ing will be the arrangement during the Winter:
Al WashinGtnn, when the navigation of the Potomac
is open, passengers will res, at nigh, en- board the steam
boat, winch will leave al an carly hour in the morning.
When the navigation of The Potomac is closed, stages
will depart from Washington. AS soon as pract;cnb!e
after the arrival Of The mail and passengers at trcder-
~icksburg, the cars will leave the termination of The rail
road. and arrive in Richmond the same evening. This
being the Main Southern Mail Line, is regularly con-
nected by stages ~ Petersburg, where passengers can
proceed on the railway to I!akely, and thence continue
in arcs 10 the South, by way OF Raleigh, Fayet!e-
vile, &c.
From Itc!mond. the cars with the mail and passen-
gers going North. will continue to dePart at 4 III The
morning, until il shall! he ascertalncd that the pasScn-
gers can leave ii Il later hour. while the navigation Is
open, and reach Washington in time for the afternoon
train Of cars 10 Baltimore.
Brsides the regular mail line, there will be in adj.
ton. 4 ri-weckiy line between Richmond and Frtde-
~rickshurg, leaving Richmond on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, at q y. NJ, and ~reaching fredericksburg to
dinner, aud leaving Fredericksburg on Monday, We'd
Eesday and Friday, so soon as the cars arrive with The
mail from Richmond, which will be about 4 quarter be-
fare . a. N. With Il view of making this t~ri-wcckly
line q pleaSaT' one The trade in wood and other heavy
articles between Richmond and ChickahomIny will be
separated from it, and this desert ption of trade will be
accommodated by running cars for it at such hours rs
may suit the company and not interfere with the travel.
Charge for transportation from Richmond to FredcI-
ickshnrg. $ j per passenger. The Railroad Company
and the Stare and Steam boat Company receive the
fare lnr each other 10 and from Richmond and Washing
ION CITY. Fare from Richmond 10 Washington; WHEN
.hc navigatiun Of the Potomac is practicable tot steam.
BEATS. (ncludimg the transportation b. omnibus in WASH
ingtonD So per passenger. Fare from Richmond to
Washington, when the navigation by steam. boalS on the
Potomac is i'n?ractica''s, $io per passenger.
lee. 81 lift
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SITUATION WANTED.
a GENTLEMAN qualified to teach Languages and
"a Music, and TO take care Of business in o store, fac.
tory, foundry, &c. waits q placc.--Apply at this oiice.
Jan. 10. Io-tt
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h''' " =" L n Plaintiff,
An7ns,us Cobbs. VIA B.Iiowc and Ann Elizabeth
his vie. A,lLur II. MVoa. Sam! M!m!rey, VIA Lc'tch
49,, I.n.. r,own. Defendants:
Tbe defendants. WIN. Ballowc and Ann Elizabeth his
,iG.. an! Sanur! W;a!fcy. n". having entered their ap.
p.a,2nce and given security according 10 the act of AS
spnb!y and the rules Of Ibis Court, ami II appearing, b.
satisfactory evidence. that they are not ln'inbilants ci
IBIS cnnuIry. his ora. rcd. Tha, the said absent defend.
rp,s do appca- here on the first day Of the next May
term. and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that Il copy
III Tins Order be ~farthwlth inserted in some newspaper
published in the CITY of Richmond. for two months sue
crssivr!Y. and posted Il, the front door of the Courthouse
of this county. \ Capv-Eeste.
ROLFE ELDRlDGE, c. IL. c.
I., 81 S2-WSW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-26

Ut x -ElHGIHit.-At kuitS, h"''rn III
n ". I,YsIks OiT:c Of the County Count of Bucking-
ham. the "a day o.: January. 1857: r,.,:n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-26

e OF FOR SALE -PowhGL0n Cart hopSc.-This
b Lot confirms acres. on which, is n comfortable
Dwelling House. with all the necessary out Houses;
s,rch MS Kitchens, dairy, smoke house, lumber house,
&C.; also n Brick Store, with Il large Stable. Grannry,
NC n ycrr extensive and prolific Garden. The situa-
ton Of the House aud Store is central. Immediately OPP
posi;e the Court.hpnsc and Clerks Office. The obi"cL
of selling this property is. the subscriber intends In
move IN the West in M'rch next. He will OTTER this
rropcr,y for sale, TO the highest bidder, al February
Cn!irt next, being The first Monday in February. Terms
made known on the da: Of sale.
Drc o.. G7N-wiGs1 SIMON u. BLOCK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-26

'sTiE .Th.g,.l. T. having a..,rnicG i'"ul- I"r. ln:";icr. ur@:r TIC
- iErl ~ tuarrI Z Niumn. cvrim..v"iy i"r The FGF"-" ni car
~ ~" lry Good. lui>iEc>I, '"t whui'.hlc and rciaIi,' have
taken III" hose .numcTiv "'rupi"t by Nm. < la,ud Kyle, ana mere
recently hy Jennings, Muihn Il Co., where ii."y viii III 4 ."" days
"prn az rNicn-!v- nml ir.in'i" assortment at Siapi" Gi Fancy
iiuul<. whiri. lav;a. been selected carefully and purchased tnr cab,
they Ic"i a..utri that they shall be- able To sell oa ~ ir.Un:nhlg
terms - ay huusr ia Ihc c.Iy-ny a""pin@ every ariel" 'hGt may
y" riH-j m' III heir HHr-hy showing ;hrir goods II Ill tines with
IHr gr-alc-, p!"i-ur", and not expecting" r"I-rnS Ia buy uTI"SS ii"y
:c rrrirrtiy suited. they Halter Themselves lhnl l!r: wiii"i least
irin-r cnuuiTy merchants ah. town dealers tOcali ana - ar.iTr ihrIr
,;o": before they supply themselves. IIilS. a!,niCl,
T.. NJ. NlNTO.
N,,;,u II,,,o U;,L,r,,J Son, o 3E-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-26

W17lLLIAM ROBERTS ROWLAND. Il native of
w Wales. came over to this country about I years
AFRO. Nnlhlng has been heard Of him for two years, at
which time he was in Virginia. Ills friends in The old
country are anxious to receive information concerning
him. lie is about ID years Of age-sonIcwlat lame in
intelligence respecting him, will be thankfully received,
if communicated in a letter, TO
JONATHAN HUMPHREYS,
FirgjHa baptist Seminary, near Efhm0aa.
Jan 10.
S.5-Wi ali Ike rap:rs in Virginia. give the above onc srntn:'"rs
insertions:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-26

.S4Ask DOLLARS REV ARD.-fnn ava. from lie subscriber, l"-
IN at Charlotte Court .huu-c. Ni;gIa:a, ah%"t The l.; oi Ha-
:m:i last, = aero nl.u named ROBIN, about llnIy years al G-c, ola
DIRK cunuIcXiuH, with broad fore teeth. vii" Il SINAI! .i.icc between
iirHi, aira' ;.c feet eight q: ten Inches h:h. ami v"Iy >!cc". tuHi.
| pn:c !l>ri hin al Mr.. William Reach, If fGTcr Ei""ri. II" may
3" i'm Kin, atunui in that nri-hhGr:Oui. ar h" EIY - G".h'us hi! WY
10 -n,nr Iir Sta!c-thou.i ihiHk it moe rT"hIhie. titi - "E"
make an .;=.r, to pet 10 James River. lac having uHc4 h.tn 'iG"!"!ri
n, ;h.; :i:gr ~ 4 hJiiu.Ia.-l wiE civ" The alnyr r""nri. II l." is
,,,", 90, Of IT, state: or t. en-, l:.r dollar. il taken amt cuuiiEri
i! uaY ri, il lhc stale: 80 that ! st HIN a:":n.
~ TuOIiAS CtEHWEi.I.
I.. 'I-wI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-26

ENFORMATiON W~A%TED-Of Batter Iong. VINO
d left Richmond. Stale Of Virginia. in lc::2. and was
heard Of in Iarhson"iilc, Morgan county. Missouri, l2ih
November. 1882. where he was preparing TO visit ArS!'
On with n company Of tIadsrs. since which time ir h1s
rot been heard from. Any information respecting him
would be glahly received by his brother Benz. W. !otiy,
in Richnnnd City. va. and numerous other relations.
The Editors Of Papers in Missouri, Mississippi, Flo
rida and Texas, will confer Il great favor on his relations
by inserting the above.
Jan. 10. "-N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-26

EGOiDTON FEHALE lie winter
s. 3 session Of the Institution will commence on the
!O;il Of January. and clnse the Goth of June. This
school is situated in a healthy neighborhocd, within a
mile Of Randolph Macon College.
Expense for Il term Of ten months.
Board, lodging, and washing extra Stu w
Tuition for beginners, in English branches ~ w
" for The higher branches - ol
" in the languages ~ w
,,,.:. md Tho rse or Pianos 80 GO
Drawing and painting ~ W
Young Indies will be received OF any period oil Inc SEES
sion. and CHARGED according TO the above rates from Tic
time lhev enter. No deduction, however, for absence. ex-
cent in case OF sickness. A sufficient number OF teachers
is employcd to give thorough instruction IN the branches
of education proposed 10 he taught. All effort al as
play is discounlenanccd. and the necessity OF solid ac'
uniremcnts enforced on the minds ct pupils.
Dec. 10 oo-u
~ The Petersburg Constellation. cBd Raicis' Standard vii! IT.
scI the above weekly ill tie Isl February, and loE"aiu iheii ac-
counts !0r collection.
6IONCORD A~CADEMY.-Thc exercises of this It.
s,itution for The present year, w:li commence on
Tive 25lh oCJannary. and terminate on the 2)th Of Novem-
bcr The course of instruction, which viii embrace the
languages and sciences generally, is designed TO prepare
students for colleges and universities.
The price of board for 4 session OF five months. IN.
GLIDING washing and fuel, vii! be $40; o! tuition, SO;
payable in advance. ~ !.
In conducting the Institution. the subscriber will be
aided rs heretofore by MIR. +. w. Coleman: "a h;o
the University Of Virginia.
Students coming frnln The North or from the South,
can be conveyed into the immediate vicinity "i the Sc
minaiy. by means OF tho Richmond and Fredericksburg
ATWELL c. COLEMAN. President.
address,, Bowling Green, Caroline county.
Jan 7i-2awtFl0
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Dec Is

NTOTICE The Female School KEEP, by Miss Lucy
q Nelson. al Oakland, in the Forks of Hanover. will
be continued during The next year. from The LIST Of jan.
uarv, with the exception of the months of August and
s. September. when there will be a vacation. Several al.
dilional Scholars can Ne accommodated. In this School
are taught the vaIirns branches of a liberal English cdn'
cation-also French and Music. The morals and man
n:r-s Of The pupils are strictly attended 10. The leriis
are as follows:
Beard fnr tie scholastic year of ~ months, SlGO
Tuition in English branches, p
do. Frcneh, 10
d.. Music and the use Of Piano, 90
Payable, ons-half at the time of entering The pupil,
tho o,her half on thr lat of June following. Application
NAV be made to WA. Nelson, at Oakland. or the sub
scr ihr- in Richmond. THOMAS NELSON.
D,c3l 7i-3t-2aw1w-w2
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RNDUCATlON-Ihe subscriber llls %cmpl"yed Miss
- EllzA L. CHrHCTii.l: for the present year. as pre-
c,.i,.rr:s. Her School will commence al liophinsviiic,
PowIatan county, on the 9Th (, January. and close
the l1th day Of December; allowing Il vaca,ion from
the 18th day Of Jane To the 18th day Of july
IN this school will be taught OrtIoefarhy, Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, Gc"gEaphy, Grammar. Rhetoric,
Composition, History, Philosophy aad Chemistry
Terms Of board. including candles, lodging. DC. 800;
tuition S20.-Thc subscriber can Accommodates twelve
or fifteen young ladies with board.-BoaEd AID tuition
fees half payable in advance.
IIr,hin.r;lin Ian ID lSIG 1i-IlM2u
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-25
90 eben erbdlleu.

Der unterSeibnete, 6anfbar fir er.
risfere @untt. tbut Iejnen Sreuae en- uns
esm pubIifum dberbaupt bierrit abb.
nneeSou funo, oaB Ct in ben Ses(fdoten
Wenpore, philadelphia unb Baltin,cre oe.
refsn in, nlItro er Elm aIdusenees NTcrts
tneut Srhtiabre- unb Gon,mer -Qp aren.
au:essaft bat, rselbes er an feinem a,ten
Stancpes cine 9blre meftlib pom Cana
[neben 3'n. Sobn gltets Mirtbsbous
gum Soilo Der @lede1 erbffuet bat.
6el8fnces nrnfsBt eineu 1beil fetnss aus.
8soebnten 2aeere BON
9 tapeI u. m Q Sc waartn:
Bleue, l6mer5e. broune, CRIME, ordt, ,oes
t1itbte ano captia 2h6er, @alIimisr uup
gattinett isnsrtep QIrt, Sommertnbr,
nuo bic per(biebenfteu 2leicun ee(ttt6e.
Serner: 8snnete, Sta'ienifcbe 81,
Be uno eanuaB. Sbneiier Muslfne. 9ror,
3bNfhe 9insbams, Gorn=! !sedmn,r 8 AID, =,
en- fir sdoleS Ganensi(b 1abad, ,ols-
tAd,er, &aIicc'e son isoey GQatSlru,,o,
Rsino S6awI; 8Ispitifte, 8iepersitn.
S'anftl, 8ett @ero, 2alebsrO1ier.
ebenfatlS: Elm poufdneioes or.
iortmsnt tife'ner 2bfsL 3uder, SAT-,
Eb'e, Osmar3e, 2ibsben, Sin, G,oncp,
@an, potttssin, 2isbon Museat, Glatst,
Nalaea. Weuorleane Mc1a(Tes.
asus eiete Eno cie!e anone Qrtifel rer.
een su Den bia'often Vreiftn fir Boar
@sto 0eer SanessprObnfte abae(sst.
0lram Wvert.
Carton Suni II, 1885
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-25
@anten, Set. 90. 1885.
Or. u. * 0ppe,a

-
uufbaBtare uno is!tsu febIsnoe Nueer
5aibe. Dielss bebft erprcbte Wittsl, III
Elm fberes uno frdftises Mittsl, ,n,eifteua
IN alsa Srantbeiten ane 8eblsrn Der QI,:
gen une bat cen Vor3u9, iber ale anoett
salu8en Qlr5nepsu. 8eiouters it es mis-:
lidb, in folsenoen 8sfbmeroen SutsNno:
uns, JHden, Nus uno @inwd,tseebrure
Der du9enlieoer. in nsuen unc psraltetsn
9lusen >Gnt5dneunaen, Qluaenfeueu ODER
S | E d E H. S6wdbe terfelben, II. ,ueb
rersn 8sfbweroen oiefes 70 eolen une
empfnsliben Tbeiles, me!obes IN sreit=
lduf9 fepu traree, fe bier atle III benen,
nen. Die euten Misfungen, Eno iben
fur 70 S'ele Sabre, ourb feline siaene, 70
rpte etenfolls ourb anoeret QIerate uno &
pteler Nctb'eioenren nit Sreuoen erprob.
Sefnnosn troroen.
Der preis 1T Is @ts. eas 0abj,n.
init Der 9ebraub6eorfbrift. Gin beffan-
bigger Worratb 1T i,,,ner gum 8esFauf, uns
miro 5ubereitet, am lIotpettIioDen @6e oeS
Warftplabes in @antous statP @cuntp 8.
Gin srcBsr Naeblae wiro erlaubt, bic
fa"fen uts1 es ,rieoer ~ perfaufen. pofts
trspe Oroers Die oiefes MtteI anbelens
gen, felsn p1nftliob befola1 ueroeu. QIlIo
su perfaufen tsp fsinen bier foIasno be-
nannten Speeial Nseuteu
Or. u 8omen Canton.
Or. Natfou g. 60. , Maf7I(Ipn.
Ore. Dagger & Stsoenfon
Q.p. MsDers & So. 0atrie turab.
JoIepb DcG in mapntburs.
&Scrtrtsc StrOhei, 8srtlebem.
&brftian ct. &'oper, Strasturs.
O.. u. y. @en3 & &c. 8oliosr.
2!oam Meis M'a'n Ep.
Jobanu Ycsei Canton.
@brtl ltian Surge ., N. Csuaburs.
DanieI pbiuIpps, Waris.
.. q S. Eu,s N,inerua.
o. & =. Qarystn 5Top.
Jcbn SrnO<'ssr, y. M., Miemap. 6tart
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-25
= obiuetn1ud,ereD.


Die @nres llntsrIsibneten ,eieen bier.
NIT Den Sireern eanton's uno Dem.
publfua tbet tbaupt abtunaspuu an,caB
l,e obiees Geibdft III Der Gusearatras
st:aBe 6 1bhren meflit BON &. o..
S6ne'o,rs @ifenftobr II. bsinabe sesens
nber pom s. e 6ic0erss tebr) aneefanasu.
babsu allpc (ie Die Sstrsibnna oedsIbeu
in allen 3.reieen bsabf6ti9en.
sie rperbsn itnmer einen Ycrrath
.Dhreous, Sn6e, SstttteRsn, &C.
basten 70 { | d e Ne 3u ben anaemef1en
ften 9soiusunsen perfaufen. 8setter p.
aler sIrt peroen ina Gauleb aencmmen
werben. giebsfeu, surb aenaue 9ufs
merfiamseit i'm @efddft sinen Sbil ees
bfentIiten Suno(daAft 81 erbalten.
Beftsuun9en y. eer gntferuuna wers
osn oontear anesncmtuen upe prcmpt in
far5ei1sr 3eit belerst pstssn.
g. Il. Staut.
s. .. SoIt.
Canton Nu8. 1. 1896,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-25
Sfaac 9. c5ensa

Su'fben uno Nasenmahsr
.9listsnt ilb biermit Die S,sybeit, bag
pabltum abtanespoa ga benatbridtiasn,
o'B sr BON Jaeob Sbeaenbsrser (einen
gan5en~St 9Raserialisu, 6auepettss
3eu8e &C.. ausefanft, uuo Obisss gsfbafs
IN oss1t Shap anaefanssa bat, >ps!ber ..
Jtetpberry &Iein ale Scbmiefbap tenusc
nor, tn eet AlIep nbreIt3 voa Qobre
9tobr uno speftlieb Don Z. SUae!'s 6tobr.
Sut(Oen8issi Wasen aHer Qrt,
rsros sn na6 far3efer 8etteguus fdbn uar'
oantrbaft FIR bilIise preifs semaebt. Gs
bc|Ftei 1beil Der oftntlcbsn Sauss
lbaft onr6 tsbarrlibe Quimesslaruesir q.
panstlidfsit 81 seibienea. SIN 8tfss
elmer !anseu, in Den 6fIisbsn Staaten ees
(amrelten, Grfabruns a'autt CT oerfbe,s
81 iepn, eaB .eine Mrbelt in oiefem gtaag
ntbt abertrcfsn perNen sriro. l..
9ooer 9sfeuen f6unen {oateiG gee
lddft'snn9 fiuoen. gbenfaaa 1-2 E brs
tua9en. 50 @antrn Aueal &c. 1886.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-25
Neue G0ter.

S. Durrth al
an oes WsfliDsn Gde feines baGfsi.
er nen. asrbaaIes. we (tli6
oeg q an al 9 hde,
1atfc eben cine fbbne f'uswabl,mpkG
ausSefudJter unb fsbs msblfsiIer 9itts
tht otefe Sabses5eit etSfnst, beftsbenb in:
Srodeneur Sorten',uno G @bnei.
oemooren YeresHom Spseereps
en-. @nen Ou6moaren auer 4rt,
Nd9eL eeber &c. &c.
treIebe er 70 wotIfeiy sertauft, ale irasxh
temanc in oielsm Martte. r..
@r 5ohlt iecer3ejt .baar@eID DfAr
ma'ter, msl(bfcrn, 9aber Sla6 faas
mtu, aSctle, &c. &C., unb cirb pinftIicb
unb anfmettIam itbes epeeiticnss unb
@on'miif'UnsSsib6ft ts{ersen, wumit
feline Srsunee une &unS'r ihu beshnfi.
een n'bsen. @afiiaen. NQp H.. Iestf
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-25
! yoDmiS uno QQbm

Aoootaten uno Te6ts9eIsbrtts.
Da oiefelteu nit einanesr in gsmpante
elnsetretten tlne, 70 bieten te ben abt-
unsemsrtbsn gin,pehnsrn spn Start
Hauntp, 'brs 9!mts.DisnRe az.
Sbre Office Vt rine 1bhr fieli6 ssn
!2rn. Se8el's Gifeuraaren Stobr, aGwe
9 eabrn. bep teulsnigsn, srsldse ciefels
ben init ibrsn @sfdaftsa ~ teesren as
oenf'n, gu trer 3sit ssfanesn wsresn
Farm.
". Il. 2ermis mire Sen Eou,teu BON
gsa'f tsgssr'afis beywpknsn. ... ..
W.8. g. sabm osrf.bet unb fpridt
sk teuif0e G ptabt' Eab baben oiefe,s
ben in ibrer Sffee einea Gtneemeu g.
Mepsr] frslOsr ole tsutfd,e uae fran,6-
iubs Sprahen fsrsis fpridbt mnb fdreibt.
eaaten Dseen,asr 80. 1896.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-25
Nsbm:t Cbatt.

Dsui aesarsen publi3um ,rirb bierr,;t
teFannt ssmadt, baB cas- @sfcbaft unit :
Der Tirra ron @brifmas, Jotrter u. g..
ti''e bisher, bis jun, 1ftsn Md, f. n NpriI,
fot'8effbrt rusretn Nib. Ter zoo oou
2@'a'am gbriftmas ,na6te es ncttwenoia.
SsS aue rhdfdneise 8ebnunstu sefdblS=
Gen persen. Sb psroe beSweaen bic
ceu erfsn aprii itrt1er am dIteu 6tauc
Ju fnoen fepn. Silt esnen, reItbe Die
9Ftttel nlbt baben, foaIeib Su bs3abIen,
mjre man t'u1se 9fobi6t baben.
Eae etobrselddft mno Die @erberen
miro mie 3npor bis 81 otissm Iernin be-
tr!sbe" tpsreen. Ga unfer 8orratb Don
9htern cine beoeutenoe Guontltat BON
CEinters Jrooren
itnfaet, als: 1hdsr, 0roeere;sn. barte
1Gaaren,-oie mir Su risoris<n Vreiitn an
peytaufsn eeeenfen-fo bitten mir u,n g.
usisten 3ufp,u6.
SiEaae 6erter,
[A
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IL p&1n'tsthtnI roer III perfnufen.
Aot; ftpretener bat 9 Vlantafbpn, bic
CT lspF ol!1'B serFaufen mhtcs; Iiesen btv=
&c Iehr oortpeiIbaft 3um MorFt, cine .oa.
oon bat einsn fsbr autsn MhbITs, nit
slnsn' n'e feb'enren QlaGtr, quite Queaea
pIae fann fosi:lb in Befs senpmmsn
wsrhsn. Gin pIas liest e,n Sbio Cana!
uno Whroe etns Der beftsn @sleeenbsiten
Ti'r sIns @estrauersr une Di(1illerp fem
W."leh'nf cen gleuelans bic ebiuicpibe
GSE 1ae N"Qets beirase man iidb in San:
f@'' 1fp3 q. Nap{e.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-25
9teuer Stelberftehr.t

" " Z 10 VI y T.I
Dsr untsrf fdrit tene befunoet feline
Sfennee nnb eas pselfsm ate,baupt.
oa6 er on ieinfm alteu stanepunlte, an
per (hceitieben G6e Ger Warft unb etsn
sr"ss, Der Sfls'lss gear. Dunbar ses
ssnAtsr siuen AIeissrfiobr srridtt bar,
tsctin er Elm aEssmsiuss MHertimsnt vcn,
fertiaen Aleieeru aaer Mtt bsfadueia auf
panb ia. baIten seeentt.--unb es ni,n<=
nsbs MT elmer sorneflieben alusmabI ter
MtdeH. S>ofen, Msfeu, glra.S ,e. ,t. eYs
bhnet. &aufafige rerren srfubt fdbs.
ger Site ieiner Waaren II. Der unaer6bn~
ttbsn 8iIlisfeit ftiner preife ourb psrs
(enlld eAnfthnns Su hb. rjeuser.
| Sept 80. 's6. = MrNael WsiBrt
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-25
50ass anD Qette
suYn NerFoufr

Die uuis.ibrtsbsnen bisisn pie frobIs
bsfarntsn ectftn, einBeln opsr sufdm,.sN
,u,, Wetfcnfe an. Gle an, ihoIifhsn Gncc
per Warftftraff in Cantor, lieqen. aluf
elmer Ger sctten lisbt eia satts wObn-
hans, nelebes aeasnmdrtis rrn taru :.
Jfaaf e tta1t bsspotn, miro. psits tais
am erifen ndfbisen Tpri!s acaeteu res.
ben, nab fhr Gle Sse insnraeu rpenerno i
Rd1 an Geo. Ne3noles # &C.
an Rstnoles' Md1ts,
@ante., Dec. 2. tgsa .,