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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-08-05
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-08-05

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-08-05
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-08-05
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Uep sin>r nsuIiben l1Hter(ubung.
in England fUu Der 9oribsr ~
Der Surp 9efa9t baben, feline
Mepnuns ndre, be6 'penn Elm.
Monu eS pesfubtc, ,e;n Srausnsim'
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-08-05

MeDnung mdret beB tpeun Elm
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mer 9sgeu iDreu 2&>lIiem aufnk
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Der Baltimore Nspublifaner
meloet, paB om (eeten Oienitaet
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lye!ssn u,l5,O OO08ulhel Ns99en.
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aub ,u9(sIW $40 teut(0e @lnnorp
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-08-05

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-08-05

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-08-05

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III: tbun |habeu., Gie pertrelben
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fah neutlh T bels'no1oer IN ottIell1
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-02

We have cose1 another Tobacco year, and the
prices have been uniformly low, both Al home and a
broad. The crops III Virginia and The West, have
proved 10 be yer, inferior Ia quality, and the quantity
brought 10 mal ii small, When compared with what
was actually made. The prices have been so low,
that the article would scarcely pay the carriage. es
pecldly III the Western county hence all onl Nor
thern markets are qnie bare oil Leaf Iobacco, and
the present improvement IN pfces may be attributed
partly To this oitcnmstancc. IL /. alao nuc, that the
prices are improving IN England. but they were sill
very n" on the 9th oi September. These facts have
2nen considerable spring 10 the uade aud specna
ton has been cseited which may carr, the arliele
s higher, provided the monetary system should not
he disturbed butwc expect nothing eNrasasant ior
the hca,, losacs oil the last fresh IN the
recollection ol all the Shippers. We do hope TINT the
present prices may be firm, aud that we have
worst times. Such difficulties IN raising mopey and
meeting engagements We hive never niuesscd, and II
VIZ have failed 10 reazr TAN pricc ior the crop,
trusted Ia care, OUT friends ought 10 remember,
that have done our best aad thai We are both sui
lertrs, lor our prosperity adversely Is ,ndissolubs
linked together. We feel it a duty 10 tender our
thanks 10 the friends, who have palon2ed us, We
hope Tor continuance OF their support, aud we pledge
ourselves to 10 all III power 10 accommodate all
who may cnlrust iheir busnossto our care.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-02
OBITUARY..

Died, in Richmond, on Sunday evening the god
ult Mrs. HLlLcE NJ. SMITH, wife of tile Rev. " III.
A. Smith OF The Virginia Conference, after long and
painful illness. She was lady Of fine talents and
requirements, of deep and ardentpety, and Of genie
and uuassunng department. She died in the ''iul
assurance of faith" and Is now doubtless resting IN
the arms Of her Saviour. blessed are the dead who
die in the Lord.
- in Fincastle, on Saturday afternoon. the
DIST ul,. Mrs. JANE NJ. consort OF Ferdinand NJ
Wiley of that place, and daughter of the late Robert
Cawhon of amherst. in the 2lst year ofherage ilei
departure was tranquil, yet triumphant and the Sc
we're suffering Of several months seemed to be forgot
ten in the victory She vas enabled to obtain through
the grace Of her SAVIOUR over tue last enemy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-02
Valuable wood & Timber sIand
GDse ,.,5 n g..

~ y Friday the ! 7th day Of November, will be sold
~ To the highest bidder. TIA lots 10 suit purcha-
scis) in the town al Lyncnig, before the trout door
Of Charles phelpss Auction roon,, \, IL O'Clock, ON
acrcdt OF q, Ieand II months tract o land, about
3 miles from Lynchburg. containing $40 Acres, aud
adjoining the E,nds ol W,n. Panncll, Daniel Can
der Jno. Gambler. Mrs. fowes Richard Perkins,
Thos. Norman. and Robl. Riscs.--a great portion
of which il we'll wooded and numbered, and OF good
heart for The cultivation OF Gram and Tobacco and
aLoughit lies undulalng, large areas Of it we'll
adapted tn the lorlnation oi Meadow one portion OF
this Land valuable FOR its Timber owing To lis
tlguity to Saw Mill another Tor its convenience
Lsnehburg, beng neaf enough To hauli"o loads OF
Wood per day. The balance, about one hail. though
farther from market, is good ior CIVILIZATIONS, aud les
better tban the nearer porops all beng well "aicred
Perhaps great opportunity will not he offered
terms. Private bids will be received until the day OF
Sale aud any person wishing to buy, will br shown
the Land by tho subscriber. until the day oi Sale.
RO IL. GRAY.
N. b. II Gentlemen wishing to buy should prefer
that the Sale should take place on tho Land, they
will meet me at Mr.. Phclps Immediately after An ear
~ breakfast, and proceed forthwith 10 the Land,
should We conclude To hold the Sale there.
Terms. Personal security. with DEED al Trust, vi Ill
be required Lon the Isl payment Added Of trust alone
for the taee last. IL H. Il,
Noy2 IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-02
MARRIAGES.

Married, on Tuesday evening last, by the Rev.
VIM. s. Reid, CHARLES ELLErT Jr. Esq. Principal
Engineer of the James River and kanawha Cornpa-
ny, to Miss ElvInA, daughter Of Judge VIM Daniel
OF this pl Zee.
-, on the o5th nit. by the The Rev w. Bre
Mai. GEoRGE NJ. MARTIN Of Henry, 10 Miss. CARo
I>E H. daughter of Benjamin Watkins, Esq. o.
pnsylsania
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-02
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE,
(EeOys, STOCK, Nr.

MILL be sold, on Tuesday the 18th OF Novenl-
w Der next, at the late residence Of Chares
Nclns in the county of bedford, six miles South of
the Court House, all the Crop, Stock, Ne. belong
ing To the estate OF the said Charles Nens, dec d.
consisting Of two hundred barrels of Corn, large
quantity of Sheaf Oats, Fodder &c. from eighty to
QUO hundred head Of Hogs, forty OF which will be
Clttcd for Pork.) aud the good Stock Hogs, niue
teen head Of Carlc. including Two yoke OF Oxen,
some mich Cows and beef Cattle ten head OF Sheep,
uine head OF Horses, Road Wagon aud Gear, one
Ok Clark, one set Blacksmiihs Tools, togetlierwith
Farming Utensils, Household and kitchen Furni-
turc. On all sums of five dollars and upwards,
credit OF twelve months will be given, the purcha-
sers giving bonds with security aud for all sums nn-
der five dollars, cash will be required
l.. MCDANIEL. aam,,s.
JAS. LEFTWICH,
Of Charles .Neins, dec'd.
November Q > WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-02
am, sir, Your friend, anl ob.lienl servant.
JOHN L. MING.
TENNESSEE SENATOR.-Ephraim IL. Eos.

r.>NF.SNff. SFNN IVK.-F p9lralm IT. Eos
Ter has been elected, by the Legislature of Tonnes
see Senator IN Congress FOR sN years from The It'll
OF March, 1882 in the place of Felix Grnndy, whose
term OF service will then expire. Mr.. Grun,y was
ao nominated for lie election. The Van Buren, par
~ nominated Gov. VIM, Carroll and the vote stood
tbns: For Foster, lWhig) Is; ior Carroll (Nan) 81
Mr. Grnndy ought to take this polite liut that
his services are no Longer acceptable tie people Of
Tennessee: but NE fear that the love Of Office is too
powerful for a sense of duty.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-02
LATEST rROrI rLOA:IDss


SIR. ArdusrrsE, Oct. I'D. ley.
lave lnsi time to inform you thai Oseola. alias
Powell 10 seihcr with 20 OF 20 Warriors, were taken
prisoners Fort Peyion, about seven miles from this
CITY, by the forees under tie command o General
Hernandez. Powell and his followers we're brought
INTO the ciy dark. so that | had not an opporfa
MY OF scfutnzing lhe appearance, particularly that
of Powell whose form, aud persona! demeanonr hare
been SO much cNtoed hoaey IN my next, will
give YOU n true description oil this muster spirit ri
Tie Seminole Nation. They came into Fnn pcyisn
for the purpose ol taking with General Hernandez,
aud to ascertain what possible relief could be Afford
I'd ihomat this particular nnciire stating that thew
were desiious oi making an everlasting peace With.
The white ulen, provided that they permitted io
remain in The Territory. They informed that
The Government could not grant them their request,
aud When the General found that emigration was out
al lheguesfon with tiem he deemed il 10 be tie
" true policy under tie circumstances Of the case.
aud 10 avert tie future prospects OF riotiacted and
bloody Indian war, to secure Powell, when good
opportunity was presented 10 make him prisoner
accordingly, by II previous arrangement, the troops
ordered 10 extend aud surround the Indians
while the General holding the talk with them,
aud by preeoneerled signal. the troops closed III
upon them aud made them prisoners. II is said thar
one Indian AMI squaw escaped having been at so,ne
distance from The others III obtaining water
II was upon the determined language OF Oscola,
not 10 emsratn. that caused Gen. Hernandez TO pur-
the course lac did. Powell no doubt believed that
he the victor, and moi the ,anquished and that
hrhad only propose his own terms. aud they would
be aeeeded 10 lac Is now our prisone and all hope Of
escape from ha present confinement III onr Fort, Ut
tcr'y impossible.
II is supposed that the capture ii Powell aud Goa
hao, will tend 10 important rests and that now Mi
canopy and Jumper, with Alligator aud sam Jotey,
Will cune in.
We have now in our Fort ms prisoners. the follow
ing Chiefs Powell Gol-liaio, Philip Coo-a-coo-
thy (son 10 rhip) lue. Snake, Euche Billy aud
Tnseanugsee-besiles several minor Chiefs, with a.
bout 10 OF l5o Indian Warriors, Squaws, and their
children. think the Indian spirit must now be dam
pended, aud that they cannot hold on, much longer.
October %.
\. Il. Tea Warriors captured tins morning
b, Majof Asbb,. Il appears lhat The, came into For
Pcyion 10 enquire Ion Powell. when they were taken
prisoners.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-02
FOR T. IGN.

Tile packet ship Oxford, Capt. Rathbone, nj New
Holk LIS 2rth, brought news five days later from
England. We perceive nothing important in our
changes. Cotton had declined TO per h. Bank
OF England stock was quoted on the 3oth ult., at
TIA To Ia bu, lnleis done in it, L. S. Bank post
bill, b,.ng 91A. The Presidents Message to tho En-
TIA Session. had been received, but produced effect
upon them. |, received by the Oxford, which
took onl ! 1000 IN soveleIgns, $50 900 in silver.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-02
4 VALUABLE TRACT or LAND
n d e q a T. r.

1--WE SUBSCRIBER wishes 10 sell the Tract
upon which he resides containing about 800
II 4 RES. 1t is situated Immediately upon
Banlstcr RIVER about aud half miles s. f. from
Meadsyillr in the County of Halifax; contains about
100 .{crCs Of Bottom, good deal OF which,
is good TOBACCO LAND. The Land is well
watcred, by numerous never failing Springs; aud
the Improvements consist of good DWELLING
sfy.A.-aas aud other convenient and necessary Out
#,iil buildings, Tobacco Barns, &c. &c. Also
---ll4- most excellent Apple misunderstanding
description is deemed unnecessary. AS IL is presumed
those wishing purchase would like To examine the
prelnises.-Terms will be made accommodating aud
easy. join I SSth1.
Halifax, November w1wr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-02

thai snon have taken from ei, mouths
IN, ,'a hfead which ,ien honest nlnsf. has earned-
- nave 'nistahenile great principles of the party in
'''' particular, II is obvious that | am mt fit re-
preventative iof it.. shall therefore return home in
= =" weeks and surrender auust. YOU 81, cannot
"notahiy hold. have from our friends man, wit.
'" evidences, that the, still consider democracy
M, III NC nfd n feepfe. But il is enough for
10 know. sir, that OF my friends are
aud wish i, understood, that shall no, cmharruss
mem by being candidate FOR re election. By the
N'n"n'ss OF my friends. into office without
trouble 10 myWI; intend 10 go out. Without ,rou-
bic 10 them. That they can select a successor who
WIZ STRIVE them with more ability, | readil, admit
at the, can select one who will feel Il more homes,
devotion to tlier Interest, |, iili confidence deny
III conclusion, hope YOU will Withdraw Your char.
ses oi inconsistency. or do me tn. Justice 10 publish
TINS letter. With gratitude 10 ,onlstlf and other
trends lor past confidence. aud regret thai YOU have
withdrawn
ain, sir, Your friend and ob,,licnl servant,
n NJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-02

MI JOSHUA K. &. BROWN will please take
w notice, that the money for iltr second paynrnt
Of the Land purchased oi linn, wns read, the duy
II was due aud bad better send my bond aud receive
the money, as will not pa, the interest on II.
{. O. WHITE.
Nov. , II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-02

( - Tic beauty ol the Sub Treasury scheme his
heen recently illustrated i'll Sr- orb where on,
readers may remember. the surplus rrvcnuc A. p,-
ccd in the hands o loan officer, in the several couu.
Ties, I" be lent /" the citizens in small sums be
cured by mortgage upon real estate. John Beach,
one OF The loan "iicc,s OF the county Of Niagara. Ia.
absrondcl nh on 5000 dollars Of the sur ,us and
II Is ascertlucd, nn Examination, that twenty 81
HE NOR easr>iah +, the oomn sioncrs total.
ly insufficient 10 secure ia" payment OF the moneys
loarcd-in several eases, not p per cent of il The
truth Il. thai individual agencies in larsc monc,rd
transactions always insecure nlifl, he adopted
by the general government, tie loss To the rra,ur,
will BIZ luo dlcullbie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-02
HEGnuE.,'I.sE ONEpEHs.

1--WE COiRf Of Enquiry t,r the LIT battalion
i nithe l3la Regiment will be- held nj the Gnion
Hotel on Friday the ,rd November: and for The Pad
Battalion al the Franklin Hotel, on Saturday the illi
OF November.
The Regmenia Court ol Enquiry viii be held At
the Washington Hotel. Saturday the lslh OF No
yember. By olderlhe tiosoel,
}. B,GREEN. 1djulaat
l3lst Reg't, Y. NJ.
Noypmlrr9 >. 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-02

e. The Wing Young Men # the city Of New
York rendered dinner TO their distinguished Repre-
sentative in Congress, Ogden Hoffman, Esq. and to
his colleague, Mr.. Curtis, on their rctulntrom Wash
ington, but the honor was respectfully declined.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-02
ERESTEE'N SALE
or Ann FIR NJ x.I.N'D i.

FINDER the provisions OF a Trust deed, made by
" James $. Iendcton, and others, the both
day oi November, le22, and dul, recorded IN the
Clerks Ofiice Of The county court Of Amherst. the
undersigned, acting Al the request OF the Pres
ilcnt and Dae,iors OF the Farmers Bank Of Virgi-
MA, will on SATURDAY. THE 6rn DAY OF
JANUARY, 1898, al II O'CLOCK, tnoon) Of that
d,y. proceed 10 sell. to TIE hiehcs, bidder, at the
FRONT DOOR Oh TIE EAGLE HOTEL, IN
THE CITY OF RlCllMpAD, a ccitain
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u H. W q q q Id -
BOOT. David II. WEIR,

HAVING determined to locate himself at Mount
Il l. Airy, Ptisylyanla county, offers his profess
sional services his friends aud the public generally,
and hopes by unremtted attention to merit Portion
of the public patronage
H. He may be found at the Store of Col. Wm.
Il. Smith, whcn not professionally engaged.
Oct % WV il
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~ Fanny Wright, her hopes revived by the
growing popularity Of her A.rarian lnuns has COM
meGccd alc. her lectures III New York She de-
nolnces Revelation fable, aud goes for oomnu-
nifty OF interest in money, wives aud husbands pron,-
i,nG unao,rd happiness to all who embrace her o.
plnioils
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n = We publish in another column abridgc.
ment of the RePod Of the So ,lhern Mercantile Con
ventpn, and thcf Rtsoiuti0HS in full.
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~ The Synod of Tennessee met in Jonesbo-
ROACH on the lh inst. The course of tho late Ge-
neral Assembly, in cutting of several Synods from t-
Jurisdiction, was disapproytd Of by vote OF % TO =.
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- The adnoni,ions of the Ricmond Whic and
Alexandria Gazette to the Washington Rciur,ner are
selsonable and To the point, 1t is indeed singular to
see The acrony with which that paper speaks OF its
Late allies, and the lioneyed accents which it en-
plo,s towards the Bentonan i;,con 1t is still more
strange that the Reiormer should expect Mr. Cal
houn aud itself to escape the charge OF detector,
undef suca circumstances.
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c = The publication of tire tinted States Maya
zine an Democratic Review" has been commenced
in Washington. The iif. nnlnb.t is cmbrlIl.hed i,h
a portrait al Eenion, WHO is styled com Pimcqt by
the writer, ''thc Great ENpnuger"-,hc name BY
which he will b., held up IN exccrson ia future times.
portrait Of Mr.. kiYc> has been oricird To grace the
next Number of the Democratic Review. hut sup
posed thai il viii be eounlrtmandci since the Globe
has elasSct Mr.. Rscs viii, the FcRcru'isfs,
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CnAnInsrnN.Oct. Is.


Arrived ytsieflay Steam packet New York, SPIN
ne,, New York 70 hours, sailed IN with the ship
Calhoun, for Tins port. Sunday NJ e, A. NJ, Cape
Mary bearing w. " w. 10 leagues distant, saw
steam packet Columbia. Wright. hence for New
York. u 9, \. ". Il lca4 ues +. Of Cape Henlo-
pen, passed pleket SHIP SuSQuEllANNA, Of
Phladcpn,a for Liverpool
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THE 81 SDlfEllANNA SAFE.

The following item, from the Marine List Of the
Charleston papers of llle o5il will, we think sat
isfy ihe public, that the Snsqnehanna is safe aud il
hy this TINE halfway on her voyage TO Liverpool.
On Sunday n.nrnine, hsslay after her reported cap
ture she spoken II leagues East of Cape Hen
lapen.