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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-06
An IMroRTANr DrcLAnATroN.-

AN IMPORTANT DECLARATfoN.-
Sir Walter Scott said, seriously, in his
autobiography. through every part
of my literary career ! have felt PIN
ched and hampered by my own igno.
rance" What a world Of thought in
these few lines, and how important do
they seem when we learn that he who
occupies the noblest niche in the tenn
pie of Fame, consecrated by the a
chievemenls Of an intellect unequallcd
in splendor, has placed an acknowledge
ment Of regret on record, that he was
hampered by Ignorance. When the
student tires of his task, let him re-
member what the great author regret
ted-and while he feels that although
he may never match the eagle flight
Of the Wizard of the North, he can
learn a lesson of humility as to the ex-
tent Of his knowledge, and receive an
impulse TO ~persevere.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-06

The Agricultural Society Of Fred
ericksburg is still kept up with spirit.
James Nj. Garnet, Esq. of Essex, is
yet its efficient and jealous President.
At its late meeting various premiums
were awarded for prime stock, agricul--
raj productions and specimens of man.
ufacturing skill. Among the ~resolu-
tions adopted, we were pleased to no.
tice the following:
Resolred, That a premium Of $40
be offered to the wife, mother, or sister
of the member, who shall wear the
suit of domestic Clothes at our
next meeting - the same to be manu-
featured at home.--Rich. Wing.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-06

REMARKABLE PREsENTIMENT.-0ne
of the married ladies of Charleston who
embarked in the Home steamer, and
who had passed the summer in the
north, resided for several months pre-.
vious to her departure with a relative
IN this city. On several occasions,
while sitting alone in her room, she re.
lated TO a number of persons in the
family, and to friends who visited her,
that she could not ccoun for the re-
markable appariiions that almost daily
were conjurcd up before her. Though
at work in her chair and awake, she
would constantly have her feelings
wrought up almost TO mysteries by the
sight of some dreadful shipwreck, the
parting of the vessel into fragments,
and the drowning of crowds Of people,
principally her family and friends, en-.
quilted in the angry pillows. Il would
seem by the variations which have
beer made to US, that though little drea-
ming then that she was 10 come TO the
awful realization OF her horrld imapi.
nings, she loresaw with prophetic ex-
actness all the details of that dreadful
event winch has drawn forth the sym.
pathy of every American bosom.
She frequently asked her friends
what these visions could be /; and what
is so extraordinary is, that they came
to her in open day, and when she was
perfectly awake and in the best oil
health! A few weeks after the new
steamer Home began 10 be talked of,
and Immediately, as if by some, fatal
impulse, she persisted with her husband
that this should be the vessel she would
60 home in. The name seemed to
possess a charm in itself, that invited
those who were preparing to escape
our winter for the balmicr skies O ftheir
own South. Her husband had resol-
we'd to defer his return to "a later peri.
cd, but it was 10 no purpose. The la
mented wife seemed bent on her first
resolution, and thus persisted the whole
ofthis interesting family.--N. Y. Star.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-06


E* ANEcporE OF THE N,cE pprsl.
nENr.--Tbe N. York Mercantile AID.
vertiser gives the following anocdote in
a letter from Washington.
An old revolutionary soldier being
on a visit to Washington, called upon
Col. Johnson and requested him to in
troduce him to the President. This tho
Colonel readily consented 10 do. They
found the President with his son. Tho
introduction was made accompanied on
on the part of Colonel Johnson, with
the remnrk, that his old friend did not
agree with Mr.. Van Buren, in politics.
"True," said tho old chap, somewhat
mortified at this NAL apropos commence
ment OF the acquaintance, 81 do not
approve OF your measures, Mr.. Presi-
dent, but ! am not more hostile 10 you
than Col. Johnson, for it was only yes
tcrday that he told me, " ron had not
done one thing rigM since you came into
office.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-06

Loss or LIFE BY AccIDENT.-We
regret to learn that Mr.. john DREN-
NER, a worthy and industrious man,
who resided on the farm of Mr.. John
Snyder, Of this county, was SO severe
ly injured on Tuesday the 2lst instant,
while attending a tbroshing machine,
that he died in a few Lours after the
accident. The cylinder ofthe machine
burst, a fragment Of which struck him
in the stomach, producing an internal
and fatal wound. The deceased enjoy
cd the esteem Of all his neighbors,
which was fully evinced by the large
number who followed his remains 10
the graye,-and has left a wife and
eight children to mourn the loss of a
kind husband and affnctionate father.
hariestomn Free Press.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-06
From the ST. I.oui. Republican.

STATE HousE BunNr.-On Wed.
nesday night last, the State House in
the city Of Jefferson was burnt down.
The hire, as we learn from n letter,
written by a gentleman Of that place
on Thursday morning, is supposed 10
ave been communicated by n brand
from the fire in the room Occupied ns
the Office Of Secretary Of State, (which
is in the north west corner of the buil.
ding on the second siory,) rolling down
on the floor. The fire wos discover.
ed about half past nine in the evening,
but had advanced too far 10 be stopped,
All the papers in the Office of the Sec
rotary of State were DESTROYED, and
about half the State Library, which
was kept in the adjoining room on the
same floor. The Auditor Of Public
Accounts occupied the two rooms i'm.
mediately under the Secroinry's room
and the Library, and we are gratifed
to learn that nearly all the papers in
his office were saved. Tho burning
continued until about Ia o'clock in the
night, when the roof fell in and the
flames subsidized. We have not lear.
ned that any blame is attached 10 those
having the custody Of the Secreiary's'
office. No ono lodged ia that room
and il had been closed for the night.
This house vas originally built for
the residence of the Governor, but has
been used OF late for the State House.
Except the loss Of papers the other is
but small, the house not being worth
more than about $4,000.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-06

above mentioned, to moro than seven.
" huge quarto volumes. Need wa
name the an,horf None d mistake
The man. The able, the fearless, tho
eloquent, the dauniless JOHN QUIN.
Cf ADAMS. No other American
would have performed such a labor
no one else could have done il as he
has done. What an inheritance will
that work be for the future historian.
the politician, the antiquarian We
should like much to look into it, even
now. What a mass of manuscript for
a single hand, and what a variety of
matter! Political and philosophical
historical and Observation-Disclosures
and MISUNDERSTANDING diaries and
cabinet colloquies-lecture upon rhet.
ORC, and treatise on weights and mea.
sures--hollads, lyrics, and antimason.
ry! What u compound And alas
how many poor fellows, dead and Il.
wing, would find themselves metaphor.
ically .fayed, could they but run over
some OF tho pages Of the seventy vol.
umes IN. Y. Com.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-06

About FIVE hundred volunteel
teen raised for the Florid.
city and county of PhilaS
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-17
9b6t intere0antes Berf !

60 1T wobl Feline Ssaes, bae fsiu Bub
Elm aIeibes Sntersne far ags 3eutfbs
gintocbnsr Der Wtr. Staateu babsn tail>
w'e oisls6. @e bsbanoeIt oIsGrnnouna.
oaS Sortlbreiten uub bic aeasupirtiee
8lhtbs uuItrs ne,en DasstiauesS. Wt
0sif bat ber BsrfxTsr ieus 8!euspunfte
ttarbeitet. bic nit tsr @sIdibts urfsrs
2anees Tin anhsre6 NcIfbsr 4ge't taeils.
Mis Babtheit bat er absr AUDI bic SDat>
teufeits oer(elbsn earssfslt.
juu9 unb Git, Nrm uno N'ib mlro
nit Dersndeen ba6 grf6einen ejnse fol-
den wsrfes sernebmsu, bas bier in ei=
ne.n naro;sen &1siee scr bic Mussn bss
ee(etS ssIe9t weroen wiro.
8eoineune n.-Das Wert sr.
fbe;nt in 6 eisfsrun9eh dlle2 Wpnats
cine. ;see eisferrna, aus 6 Sassn BE-
ftebeno. ertha't 6 AbbiIeunsen. vapier
uuo Drud hno elegant. Def Vrsis ieeet
0e1ts6 1T 95 Gents, 5abltar tep Nbliefer,
un9 oefeIben. Dsr lsktsn 0ieftruug fpise
Elm Wcr5sibaiS Oct 9utlesibsutsn beygs.
gebsn.
~ 9ubie'iten:en ouf cbises metf
perDen in bisiec Dtu2srtY aagenc,i1;n.
SanD 8. 1887.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-17
G!fenr ooren-@il lempaoreu!
9S alton un0 9 epple

91eIcbe osn eelammten Doryatb GiItn;
raaren y. Sorn. Se,riS SosIe ana eFauit
Hub y. 0lsup,rf uuo YbtEaoe'pbia ei=
nan neusn 2uIab erbbItsn baben, y aosn
nunI!1tbt ibre NusmabI Don
Gt enmoaren, Satben
uno Oebleu
o2dTdn>i3, bsltsbsne gum Gbsl in fol:
9eubtn NTtjfsIH, dis:
Glm!6lt, 5cDraubfDfe, Oemcbrliufe
bspm On5sno gemebrlbI60er; WhbL
uno @t0effi!en; 2erc cner @uB, unc
tsutfUen Gtdbl Joano uno Ienantlds
gen bon otltn Grtf =; 'ins 1bbne QIus=
pahl pcn BanF u:.o l)tpIoins Qobsln
Wnoelbcbrer uro 0jtte; strei6maae;
aablerne uuo eilerne felmeaje; ye:
p:sr!maalt uno Rules .. Stabl uno @is
ltr; telt'n Onp> GnBlifhsu, Q!mcritan
il5ea, uno teut fbeu Sbterenftabl -
fail, menirg uue Gtfenorett; DlsIVne
8'eb; Sciicn cine it0ns Q!ue,pabI; -
VeseuNlon5 &1ppsn; eOubmaber uno
Sa!t'er 0as1t5su3; 6ecsr, Galhsn, 2ifb
9tatttleb, nnD 2ranftbirrsnsr-Maaee
Na|fsn, Sbnorpwaasen, Sp,inslanett:
tsn pisros Q;oerlaB Ms0ts ;-3ne unc
9'lftsriettsn patsuti'ts Sde:nieBer,-
Ho8' e;lsrae Salsn,-patsuti't', hath
pateotEts uno cores dbte getberms0,s,
9la uno sslaoeue peitIbtu Gebuirs,
S!asbaIee, 9au6 Ihse 1t. p;srosibsusn
Eo'n uuo 0ra5 1enfen, tfut(d's DO. NIB
Sideln; garI1 ditto Qsu IL. Wifsabe;u
8emsbrptrjIerun9; sinen ane9'oebnttn
Dorratb SattIetmaaren, Qorn u. teutfdbe
padeu efs0,l-msf ff1asne &v0sL
5suer!unoe, 8ettlbyaubeu, &affta1ilbIen
teutl1e SdItt1sr uuo SaAfdI5Hsr -
edtse Dreb uno 9obImsiBeI,-Ssrmis>
Worti5 uno Scdst msii1e!, Sanopapisr,
Oanmf6!bner, 5draubsn Eublbeuen
=tre;6teine 0aus. VuIt uno
S0.anfiUI0ner-Ssbi, 1t. Mtjiebfeine,
3srpenlin6tL patentirte uno eemeine
5trObms0sr 8ifb, 2eirobl II. wauratb
GUM Gopai Sir nib - maitrp;aitl-
bsltss 0tnstianIlttsS 4OtH, MsispIeD &c.
9eeblt faF aasu anoesn QIrtlssIu, Die
5sbtdublib Rno In Gilsntobrs 81 balten.
Sie erIubsn abtune espea ibre Sreun'
ee une bas Wublifum int Muesmeiusn,
an aIstn Stanoruufte .. Qtn. Sog!e
anjurufsu, ibren DSratb 3u untsriu6en
uno slusn(sbsn welb cute Qanoel Ne
MAIDEN f6antn ete Ge anosrsps einlss
gen.
Canton: cSunp?S. 1887. 52-tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-17
FIRST REVISED EDITION
BY WARREN JENKINS.

I!iE rapid sale If former editions Of
the OHIO GAZETTEER. though many
ot 'Aen confes3ed'y incorrect, has encour-
aged the present proprietor to attempt, at
very considerabI1 expense, to present the
work under mach enlarged & improved
form.
Much time and labor having been be
slowed in collecting and coIating the me-
cessery information for this " York, it is
confidently believed that it will prescn,
faithful portrait Of the several sections
OF the State, and embrace an amount Of
s'at's'ic'l and typographical information
not elsewhere attainahle, which will be
interesting to the citizens, as we'll as
stranger, and prove highly acceptable to
all.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-17
q 4 bo6 9\ub(irul1l.

y II y q ~ uDl llf II III.
@tifatetb Gdtrt, (Dittme ces tnr3Iicb
psttorbenen cSaeOb @dert In Canton
befunoet ibrs Sreunoe uno be(onoers Die
e'ieeuoen,-baB Ts porrdtbis bat, uno
beltanois auf 9auo bdIt-eine QguSmabl
Ger @albcn Mirturen unb auosrer g|r3-
nsyen, Die belaoter Saeos @6sst nit 70
9'ndl'be'n @rfcI9e uno outer Nirfuns
sur Qs'Iuns BON 2uetldangen, Dsrren
sun9cn, Nbeumati5,u, @eIbaoer, Wanos
rurA1 DraNc, 95srbrnnun8, Derorenz
rnnB, a'Esn QBnabeu &c. ou5u penoen
tF'9te>-ms!e5e fIs ole 81 MAIDEN Der
Itek!, 1t. 9lnneiluns fir Deren 8etraud
sebfn miro. 9ie bait ebenfaQs Elm IN:
Isbtt ores josi'm''tsl fir oas gsIbe QRoAsr
N pfsreen;-alf sre'eoe Mr5nenen ile III
o!assn Nrtilsu perfanft, Sbre 2Dcbnun9
it cine 1bhre wsftIib .. So5n @'a,Fe
Shdlsni0miepe Sbcp, uabe am 6fljbs
en- enos esr Iu2earawas z trape.
&ontcu 5GoD 81. 1887.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-17
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Ser llntar5eiUnete erlantt {ieb Die err
sebeue Nuseiae, baB er ieiaen eaa5en 8cr
'atb BON gatten Daaren bon ftb se9eben
uno fb pom @efbtft 3uri!ffasSosen bat,
qlue, Die fisb ibin in bsr 9bulo spinsn,
ws,ben es{ucbt. ea:oiaft anjuipredsu nne
ibre osafaufssn 0ebuunsen ju beribtis
een. 6, miro. in bisien bridsnbeu II
3eiteu, uidt bart nit benjeniaen fepn
pelbs nidr baar au bs5ah!en i'm Stanse
Gno. -:
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e.s,tpn, Mapl IS. 1887. =.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-17
pbilip QBeber.
Canton, D1ap 15. 1887. 4es8m.
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in SSntbtIru

Der gnoesbenannte betunoet ieiue
alien 9Snner uno baS pubIifum lbers
eauHt,-saB sr it6 eurb slnfauf In Os-
nabure-alSa f6rmli4 II. feft in ieiuem
9ei6dfte etablirt bat. Seine Mcbnuua
1T auf Der nbroIi6sn Ssite Der 9aupt.
StraBe, osm wlrtbsbaule ees berrn
Nauf6 fdrdse sesenIber ;-a!lpo ct 3u
teesr 3eit aue in lein Sap iblasen Den
2lrbsiten NIT SpinttIibfeit uno 9bnetIe
lauber nno oauerbaft su biuisen preilsu
!iefern tpirb.. Sefeuunsen seu 8ubs
binoerarbeit irasno ether Nrt weroeu tn.
eantoner 8ubFobr an9enomnen.
Gar! Maroenbura.
Senaburo, WaY 13. 1887. 49stf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-17
G. 0 y DITIONS.

The work will form vol Royal 12mo
OF about $50 pages, printed on fine east
ern paper, and in good binding, at 81, 25
without map, and 81, 50 with good
map oftLe State.
Persons obtaining ten or more subscri-
bers' and becoming responsible for the a.
mount, will receive discount of ten per
cent.
Columbus, March 20. 1887.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-17
Sr1ft oee woQf1des.

wv SHKF DNttt lHI StsugU
Meere ocn 9r66ten Sbeil Der
Mannfboft in B6teu ent(enDet,
um waafibe oufSu(ubsn uno 3u
erlegem ais einise Der ouf Dem
S0Ih SurhGgebtisbeuen Matrofen
clnen un9ebeuern q8ouf(0 eibt
0uf ooS SdlH lo6fcmu1su foDcn.
SbDn (ebr nobe oAroh G;heIn tr
untsrjutouden, un1 Dem SchiHs
aus;umsibsn :ouein inOem CT Die S
tbat' lfb(uy Ct nit fs.nem Numrfe
9soen elnen Sbcll oes &iet6 an,
Der fo9leib in Stuefe ssrtrob
II. aut Dem Weers betumfbwatl1
oaan fob man oen G3ouf(b in
einer fleireu @ntfernun9 pom
Sbife tpieoer auftoubtn uno
NIT ouEbeinsn0 Sre6er Butb ouf
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Der Q5u9(priete mt f,inem Sopfe
onEb!uo uno oon;>lbe init erIfoun-
Iihtr Oetralt jerftmsterte. Oae
Sh'f fiuts lltD unnnitIelbor
barANf nit 2Enner rno fonf nod
ein:F Geit, III. Go nor Ser
einSi9e Sufu;Et6o:t fir Die ormcu
eeute ouf ota N6ten ,srR6rt,
iaoem ''e fIj> ouf ntbrcre bun>
bert Meiten pom Dem udOfcn
2onoe entfsrnt tefNn0cn. NE6
Ge ,um QErAf surlcffebyten
fanccn Gs Die QHeni9eW Die (ie}
om Noro suructecia0cnt tpis fe
III oller Gite lib In ein Boot 9e-
fuhttt, "a iIe faun Die 3eit oaju
bottcn, aus Dem lnnitirssuoen
Sdife III cntfommen. @s tpor
menig Qorratb an 2ebenen1Ittsln
fir Die Mannhoft NIT 0rober
GehrI>ri9feIt aus Gem qDcad
bert:pSu'd>offem uno oonlt GoDen
Ge |eD 9tn6tbi8t Die lan9e traurI9c
Nelle noO Der &ife pon'peru
on,utreten. Sur einem Secte
nor e6 9eglttft, ron einfmSabr-
;euse nlbt roeit Don Der Shlfe
oufecnonrncn III rpetten ? ouf
bemfelben bsfonoen GO bic ein;i9en
ueberrefe BON 0er perunglioettn
mannftoft ortp an oer SaNl ;
ale uebrieen moren unter Den
f1redli6fen GuaaIen oe6 gun
9srs um9efommen.
2lu0tr oen, wegen Sbei(nobme
an Der Slbinger BurGhenGbaft
ouf Dem 2(ptrg Derbaftsten BE-
fnbsa Ib nch anoete pcIltl(ht
0efaneene oa(e'bIf, mel6e in bic
Quomie st,lr9 Tranffurter Con-
(piro!ieu6vtrb altni0t pernidett
moren. - Man6en bacon miro
JSr. &efsris IN pbitaoelpblo In,
friCben GeOdbtnis fbweben
>prsbfrctDett. - SeipOtlen1u8
Fam Boy elmer Notlen nibt BE-
Rebsn 70 lange bic 'pre6freibeit
nttbt enni'ib serntbtet 1T, foI
ipie Die 0aht nidt einbrsben
Fam, bis Die Come uutsr9e9an,
gen ttF.
olm 9ten Moi worsn Die GDal-
stnfetDer unwe't Gusbecf( CANADA
notb nit SGnee bensdt.>
gbigoAo, Suinois. CO
chen 1T Die Bobl flr Mcpor &C.
Nb!c0tn. QDrisen 0(epember
hntten Ole Wbt9s cine Mebroett
bon feds Gtimmen bel oer oef
genmdrli9sn Wobl ober erbtelt
Ger . E m 0 froti { d5 E Gans
pieot eirs Mebrbeit Don 5tpel
bunrett fsben oreilis Sti'n'
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-17
u r Y G 90 ID 9.
HARDWARE. GROCERIES

Crockery. Glassware, Iron, Nails, To
bacce, Sole l. Upper Leather, Calfskins,
Mill & X Cut Saws, Blacksmith's Vices.
and Grading Scythes, warranted baes
German Scythes, best Longs Sickled
ShoveIs, Spades and Hoes, King and
Collins Axes, Broad Axes, Adzes, fut,
Iron and Sifters, Sheep Shears, Knives
and Forks, Butchers and Shoe knivesi
Scissors and superior Razors, Brace and
Bits Concsve bright Augers, Horse &
Wool Cards, Coffee Mills Of various dea.
criptions,. large assortment ofTuckap
and Side Combs, Of the TurtIeshell as
well as the common ivory Combs neck.
re n 6 and dressing Combs, csnaeR
and Gum Suspender, Cologne Water in
bottles, silver Pencil Cases, Violius and
Violin strings, Powgder-horns, Rappe
and Maccouba Snuff.
The Staple articles Of Dry Goods esnsist is
Brown and Bleached Muslins of q very
superior quality nos commonly brought to
this market Bed-ticking, Tuilled Mus
lins of various colors, and qualities for
Jackets and Pantaloons, Beverteens,
Storment's Canton FIsnnel Callicooes,
Ginghams, fashionable P r nts, Stripe
& Plaids, Grapes, Silks in great variety
Silk Shawls, scarlet, red, yellow and
other Bandano Handkerchief, various
dress handkerchief of the latest fashions,
fine Lace, Linnen Edging, Insertions,
Footing, sc. &c. a fine assortment Of
the best German and White Hose, Dia-
per, and Table Linnen, also large as
sortment Of German & Irish Linnen, SIlk
Ribbons in sets and other wise, fashiona.
bic setting, velvet ribbon, cotton fringes.
Shoe thread, &c. &c. with great variety
Of other articles tee numerous to particsa
larize.
Ladies and gentlemen In town aad the
surrounding country, are most respect-
fully invited to give him alcall saa secure
COED bargains. -
| Massiltsn, May II. 1850 2AE
| Su trrenttn,
A Cine Nobuuns In eteftr Staff.
EEsske DaS ndttre erfraae nsauin etes
~ fer DrudsreD. -r., s
! CERTIFICATES,
| - Of Birth aNdBaptinn
4 FOR S1EE MxkE.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-17
John Welch!y,
Broacn p. O. Carroll County,
Ohio.
QS { @ 1 II g.

cyobn Salat Orus9itf,
in Der Iuseasanas Strai1e, Canton 3.
0enabrib:iat ahtun3sbotI oas Sub:
'ifum, CAP sr all Jasob SaIas alte M
gtauo Elm friFebfs. 70 ebsn .. Baltimore
srtalteueS. >QIfcrtment BON Dresessp'n,
Wtoieiusu II. {. ~. stbfn't bet wlbe
es unt berabaefsets pseiis y ertaufen miro.
@anton, May 20. 1887. sO.4tp.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-17
Nelle noth $sutGhlanr.

Der guossbsnailts, rcbnbaft IN 3raun
IaunI6ip, Garrett 9auntp, Soic. nire
bis 1Ritte Sulp' &, sint @e(bdft5rsi Is
nab oe,n attsn 1aterlanoe antrsten.-
81 aett ourb Branfrsib. Nbsinbavsru,
0aacen, a9a!ssinbsrs uno Die 9bmsi3
8!isfs, 9olInaGtsn, uno Ionftias tim
ertteilts Nuf ffase-niro er pi'nttiib be:
{orsea. Gar ein5slue 8riefe rsbust er
25,-iir eopps!te 81 1:2,-lhr erepiaGe
SO gents,-uns fdr srbBe.e pade nab
Derba!tnis.
Gs s,oentt In 3,it bon bSbi1eus SO
Wonetsn 5urhd III f:rn,-iaoesn CT ans
(d6ia in bbsn bsnannten Otle it. 8tie=
fs uao M,ubsiIunssn an i'm mh6an
pCit itfssv fin9s 9sfaaet, limb aebre0rt lepn
an
John Welch!y,
Broacn P. O. Carroll County,
Ohio.
MptI %. 1887.
0refesfSnnsn bsp Dr. 9aJslnann in
paris, ST. 9nrsr iii Canton, nno Sein:
riO pinosrsr in Mafl.IOn ss!a0sn per-
sen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-17
. q DIR | dl t.

Derllntsrfbriebsne Ger i'm 2aufe pori,
Gen 9|ugftmonats Den fpd:erbiu perlterb,
oIten 8 ia Ger beD 8etbIebsm an be,
NSooiter Srraf', uno eiuen Fleiuen Gnfel
BON ihm,-cen gritern um ST. ben Qeb.
tern t'lsntaelolib bebanbeIt bate, wuros
oatar i'm September, erlt na0oen. er 8e.
5abInus bon ibm aeforoert, tpssen eiuer
T3ou 8 MObsn friber porsefaQsnen Rlei=
"tett'f, in 1reIber or eben 70 unwileno
ais nnIbuIois nar, lowobI pom ibm d!s
s'nsm 2beil fsinsr Camille in Der uubes
lonnenlten uebersilune auf blcHen e6eiu
p'n ouT Die s'bblte 0Bsifr pe,Iitert uno
esaanoe!t, cbne erlt feline 9tsG:fertiaune
ea.ilesr anb6ren 3u woQen.
Da Der unte,C Cbriebeue bafua.S mi,
9ereere'tun9sn auf elm lanae supot
osId!oHsnes Wsg5iebsn in eTila ertferntq
0e9eno uno NIT oieiem SetteIn 70 uber:
an6 b'tbdfti8t mar oaG Ct (leb niebt nit
os,n ItleIt fir oersbtbabenoe Va. tbep 70
fcItIp't|'gen |aus'peiIieeu, nieIe 9lrbeit
osridu 'rlB nno Niibs berlrlad)suoen-
p;O5sBfbren einIa0sn fonnte ferner bic
'9smIfbelt oe6 baleiaen Gorss oee 9of=
adets betTebteta uno suolsib oas Sci:
lp'el Der Gsbu!o bep einem 8uteu 9epilfen
)" 9s5sn Dem eeribtIben Derum(blep.
zen o.: SsIelot9er por;o3, 70 bsoniste ey
'1:b IN Or Gle Sur Msttuns Ieiner gbre
9'ee nit acknowledgement uno lOrift,
!'3en 3su3"i0en ibrer 9ladtaren, Die er
IN Ger 0e9euo 5!sfuIreu lie u, rrob lest
5 HosT'''an t'''ttbs!sn fann 3ur poliafen
0sos'jen8un3 bon Ger untn68lit ttit fei=
neg 2ttHenS nm irsenb cine bSfe Socbe.
Oa CT a5s: felt fsiner Nudfebr in oieB
Nanntp ncb inmer gpureu Don iener
9ta1reoe pernerfsn muB, fo mug er aIs
slu Mann Don un5slboltenlttn, 9lnfe.
a'le bI6bsriae uno tiin nftiee 9ladreoe Don
ls'nem 96lfen Tim stras W6les-snbliE
t'ntnal bRentlib fir 3 o6bafteDer-
u IN : II a9 ert!iren.
Sat. g. 9linsier
Icl3t'n Sabr6 Q|rjt in Bstblepem.
9Eat @5. 1887.
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rSol8enosa i6dsoare eus!ifbe Q8stt'
meIepet isiner 0rDBe nad1 dujTsr 4 nobI;
fell uno Der guRIi:bfsit feiusr N2aterie
me8en aIsemeiu ~ en,pfebku III, it MIN
n,ebr in @oIimbuS in Der Y,eiTs. lD:r
oarauf (ub6cribiren tp!Q-fanu e6 ttp
un5 tbun.
ISAAC N. WHITING,
Bookseller & Publisher, Columbus, Ohio
will put to Press in q f5cdoys, and Pu6:--
NsA The ensuing summer,
THE OHIO GAZETTEER,
AND
TRAVEL EslIES:E;l' zE;3; S GUIDE;
CONTAINING
a desert ption Of the several TOWNS,
TOWNSHIPS aud COUNTIES, with
their WATER-pOWERS, ROADS,
IMPROVEMENTS, MINERAL.
PRODUCTIONS, &c. &c.
toe TrFTyEHIS Er,rrT,-r k>r anrrNrrr~,
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