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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-06-01

New HAMPSHIRE. A Wing Conven-
ton is advertised in the Concord IN II
Statesman 10 be held al Concord on the 20,h
of June inst for the purpose OF nominating
a candidate 10 be supported for the office
OF Governor at the next election; and also
for making any other nominations, and
transacting any other business which shall
be deemed advisable, TO promote the success
ofthe Wing cause in Hampshire
1t is requested that Delegates from every
town in the State, equal to the number Of
representatives 20 which said towns are EMIT.
led in General Court. will attend, and we
hope that they will all answer the call.
The President of the United States has
given notice by proclamation, that land sales
in Illinois will be held at the following
times and places;
Al Danvile, or Mondny, Sd September.
Al Nandalia, on Monday, Sd
Al Springfield, on Monday nth
Al Shawneetown, on Monday, 9Th Aug
AT Quincy, on Monday, 9Th "
Destructive fire at Albany-We learn
from the Albany Daily Advertiser that a
fire broke out yesterday morning in the
Coach factory of James Goold, corner of
Union and Division streets, and soon com
municaled TO the buildings running south on
Union street, and those on the North side on
Hamilton street, all of which with the ex.
ception of brick building on the corner OF
| Hamilton street, were destroyed Consid-
cradle damage was done to the stores from
ting upon Green ST., and also to those on the
east side Of Union ST, between Division and
Hamiton.-N y Express.
Discharge of DR.. Robert Nelson and DR..
Cote. The U. s. Circuit Court for this
District commenced its session at Windsor,
on the 2lst inst. Gen Wool and several
other gentlemen were summoned to attend as
witnesses in the case of Nelson and Cote,
who had been recognized to appear and ans
wer to charge for breach OF The neutrali-
ty law. But the expectations of those, who
anticipated much from the trial. were sadly
disappointed, for the grand jury returned
the bills of indictment not found and Doc.
tor Nelson and DIR. Cote were discharged
to the great joy Of the community The
people voted salute of eighteen guns 10 the
grand jury, and as the neighborhood could
not furnish the powder the people rejoced
quietly, which was quite as rational.
Woodstock Courier.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-06-01

Murder ola Missionary Fsniy-1
Southern Christian Advocate Tubsha |
following letter, giving moving d'srt
Of a massacre BY the Florida Indians
writer is Superintendent Of The AID
/ Mission on the Tallahassee Hsrel
Dear Brother Capers ! an Hs
( While engaged in my iabOn IN the AID
mission, received a letter bearing "
tidings. 1t informed ne thai The lh'|
had murdered my family NJ q
home, hoping that il might moi PfoRH
as the letter stated ; hut 0 my God i, u
not even worse! My precious ''l.1
/ Lorick. Pierce and Elizabeth, ven j
and burned up in the house, Ny dal
was shot, stabbed, and stamped sefHl'I9
death, in the yard. But alter The 'm '''
went TO pack up their plundeT' sls ~, a.
and crawled ofi'from the scene o. oaA y,
sufiera thousand deaths during lh a s'
nigh, which she spent alone By 'Asa'
pond, bleeding at four bullet h0ls' ~. !,
than half dozen siahs-lhfee oTPs',
to the bone on her head and three :
through the ribs, besides nunt Sl; " !.
err cuts and bruises. She isyd LIVING /.
o help me to pray that she may sD ~, n
My negroes lay dead all aoOI' !. 'nt Inn. M,
woods, and my every thing else '''''
ashes. Pray for me .;,a "a
My family was on snOn ss,i, 4
father.in-law, for the purpose Of aa %. !
supplies sent up from our pa9'' ';"" ID
temporary residence in the MISSION rs s.,' I'd
ring this brief period the 1 n%TII1llp II
took place. l. y
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-06-01

Escape of a CoHrifI'a ,.. ~
Thomas Rector, who was u r,.bu'
guilty of murder in Albany Hy, ' es,c s arrigG
10 New York to have DIS .'. his q
before the Supreme Court maze ori. 90 J
on Monday morning out o. Oh. p"rlbs Y
Park. All an early hour one ID ave ! bb
keepers went into his cell I,. !" f /. srl
breakfast, and the mo@su' treak Y
Rector, who had eOulrivtd 70 S.s sr,r' !
irons, seized hold OF ine }, '' II i "
him into the cell, rushed ou .,S " All
and Iockedthe door on the keeP'''
his escape.-Jaar. Com
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-06-01

A DoMEsTIc TRAoEpy.-A,
painful and appalling character ~s.
iy perpeirated 10 the western 49,. sals'
ma. The particulars. as re, raI q
LakevlIle Express, are somevb., 'a
lowing effect: @@
"a young lady Of great Dcr,o,,,
tons, the daughter ola 5rmr, i ;a% q
borbood, had formed an acora;" ~'ua y
youth Of wild and dissolule b,bss : q
parents in consequence forbats ~ ~
house, and exerted lhemsvlves,o ,. 10y
conneeiion,by providing mis-, JoIi ,' N.
with a steady middle aged husband ~, \
squire having performed the cs,s~ rus
happy couple" set off ior their bom.
borders OF the great prairie. and :. i
months the lady appeared perfectly Nv.
ed 10 her lot, and exerted her.sii " 4
honor and obey her liege lord a.,
ing, as the farmer was RETURNING S..l
his rife and dogs. he met his lo,ms !
who accounted for his sudden ,a,.'
by saying that he had jus, rr,urnJ i; q
New Orleans. where he had mad. !
speculation in Texan lands. and lbp, \
his intention 10 emigrate 10 hi,Dsr ,.1
ty. so soon as he had completed son. t 81
arrangements. The unsnspiriouI,l,
invited his friend 10 pass day orm \
him, saying. that although be sbevpI'
bliged to 90 10 Lakeville the neat d,
other could amuse himselfunll b u
by shooting the prairie hens, OF ,Dti,,
patch Of corn, whichever he pleased \
other consented, and returned to he Y
with the hos?Iiable farmer The pus
the young man renewed bis mlinar
his lotmor sweetheart, and finally w,s,
in exacting a promise that she uuss
next morning, run away with bin
husband, in the meantime. bad ru. =
tour TO the prairies, in search Of gsr,
. was no, expected 10 return for seytll
He had his misgiyiugs hOwever;,a
turning home at night he was hwi
witness OF his own dishonour Vita
. tempting to disturb the guilty pail, h |
his house in three different plsa
flames creeping through the upper 81
! and encircling the roof Of bis one, y
home. The wreiched woman and hs
amour were aroused from lheir sduAs
/ dreams by the flames, aud rushed ,
= windows 10 save tbemselye By lsplrs
+, but below stood the Infatuated husband
i his rife, and The moment the casnca
!, opened he fired with unerring aim 'ni
!, both fell amid the burning runs
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-06-01

ANIMposrrIoN olihe worst Cla~ J
vertised in the Trenton papers p'~
sea Smith. 1t is stated that he I'e ,'aa |
into the neighborhood of Flealln l. All
character Of a christian @ .i , nd
ceeded in inlruding himself lu'O lbod
bic family in that vlc'nlly (. a n
weeksago he induced one Of ~ II,
give him her hand in marriage hi
Since been found to be an l@P s9a add
wife in Yates county, n, y J., ne !,
wears wear = Of .aagIee.-NeGatk Daily Az
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-06-01

LIBERAL DoNAIlU ,sd,
The Board of Brokers D. na' wv, b. ~
nation of $1,000 for the sum l0sr e.
fire in Challeston,-M j. 'V'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-06-01
VERMONT GNIX

To be confirm et
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-26


fsL Apply At ~ William street m223t'
ID EALs, HAIR REsTOKATIvE.-Thi vau-
- able discovery Introduced 10 the public with the
fullest condolences that will effect the object III
its application, via; THE COMPLETE RESTORATION
OF THE HAIR upon the heads Of those who have
same, and have thereby becsme bald or partially 50.
Numerous certificates might be given to show how
fully this compound has applied (nevcr havsg failed
single iassnceD but as not brought before the public
sell but be applied upon the principle oao charge with
ment with particulars.
It's virtues have been fully snd satisfactorily tested The
heads those that entirely bald have BEEN by the
peson Of this Restorative covered with luxurious growth
OF beautiful hair.
An humbsg and quscksry In this matter utterly dis
claimed.
Bese Hair Restorative will be applied NY the dscoverer
Inventor, Levi Bess, those who msy desire avail
themselves us beneficial effects, the eSce Of o. Mac
daniel, Ne. - Plat street, New York
Meme need despair whether old or young OF having their
hair fully restored.
storstve until the Individual whe tries SATISFIED by the
restoration of the hair. n
r. Strangers who may stay ro.,h In me ctv ca. have
their hair started sufficiently 70 ensure he complete restore
ten. nlp5n.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-26

~ 0RAND ExHIBITION BALL.-TAMMANY HALL.
MR. J. PARKE has the honor to his friends
and the public that his Annual Exhibition Ball will take place
Ffday Evening March Soh when will be broug for
upwards 20 Ase the much admired ballet
La Bayadere In which the Misses Parker will appear Tbe
particulars Of all the Dances will be given future advertise
ments and the bills.
Tickets for admission 81 TO admit Gentleman and lady.
Extra Ladies' tickets 50 censto be had al the Hail. Mr..
P.'s residence, No. 207 Bowery.
p Tickets limited in order that all may be comforta-
BILE. M1+ds
ar AN IMPORTANT MEETING FOR EMrGRA-
TIONThe public hereby notified that association
loo families in of formation for the purpose OF
emigration the West In OF the plan proposed
meeting the will be convened the 9th day Of
April next AZ o'clock In the everiHg al Pae Phe
Coffee House Fl Pine and Nassau SITS To take into
the method OF
furthering their views -
AN those ady volunteered their and
feeling in the subject OF emigrasos would like 10
will please apply (before the
meeting eonvened) JOHN NEELY 153 Blocker street.
from whom they may learn the conditions. m24lM
ar NEW HAT EsTABLIsHMENT-
pertinent the best test Of quality therefore let all
those who feel disposed make the experiment Of
ing Of ROWE cos short mapped or plain bea-
and the result will be person not blinded by
judce, he obtain Hat possessed Of NIL the essential
requisites the costly the reduced price of - IS and
equal any sold In the city NJ ~, and
chaser should be satisfied after comparing them With those
sold s5 money will be refusded snd the Hat received
back.
These HATS are warranted bodies and and
trid maps. ROWE n CO. . Hanover 81.
between wan and Beaver SITS opposite the Exchange.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-26

III WREVIs, 123 Chatham st takes the earliest oppor.
tuny o. announcing through the columns OF the Herald
the Ladies Of New York sad Brookya the o the
novel aud fashionable Cscoes offered public Matte
having purchased them under advantage which
sns cash could command enabled In offer 10 those "a
dies who visit his establishment early at prices
cheaper than former periods and idea en- b,
iored Of the superb appearance and quality Of
goods but by actual inspection, and will be found 10
NIL precedent which undoubtedy su the mos, fs3o~
AID most economical OF purchasers.
~ The approval system Of price IL sil contrped =.
this establishment J, w. REVIs l29 Chatham .t
naln- 4 doors frow, Pearl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-26

NEW YORK TATTERsALLs-Tbsr .gunr
sales Of HogDes Carriages, ~. this well usvn 81
sb men lake place every Midday Is 0cio<x
and ne proprietor has ass sdoped the oowsg rue yz;
"esemeu having horses for sale viii not be charged
thing for III the st Nay next ne usual eommE
sion he will be charged on actual sales only"
The next sale will comm Monday, March 9s ss a
IL oclsck and all hes nc intended for this sale os
shown before Saturday, March a. r. NJ
horse be offered auction unless registered 10 ms
for the catalogue. $500 -
b. Horses registered for sale be eft Al New York
Taerss before IL O'Clock The day Of SALE or hey VIII
be
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-26

XNANTED-In a refectory . Woman Cook None
w need apply unless she understands her business Also
respectable yeung that win make hmsef generally
fsL Apply 1T 20 William street n223t.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-26
.
Equal TO l5 Candlesi!


Girsud's Patent Mechsn IcaI Lamps war.
ranted.-2l6 Canal street.
he since the ornaisn OF bis establishment
lection OF the said Lamps, which he offers for sale
The Csrcel Lamps, and those OF similar construction
ngsmsn, FROM which he Giroud Lamps are entirely
ee insmuch the pump and mechanism Of the latter
dfhcutywhIe impossible clean or repair the others
without perfect hno Wedge oftheir construction
The object Of Mr.. Giroud In Lamps In bh
city 70 procure material advantage purchasers sved
a Il. therefore enabled to uppy M us.U
the same price as u bought in Paris
mea Tor bote ard store Keepers csnaos he found
Desls supplied with Glass Globes, Crystal Lamps Chin.
seys skea Weeks ReheeHg Shades, and all other
u o. the Isl ofN.y ser, toe Factory win b. removed 70
so Broadway. II Is nov 2lo Canal s.. ms I'm.
: For MsAETrORD.--Then steam.
- leave from pier No. 8 NJ n fool m Morrss
ewry Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoon, ct
The steamboat sUNKER HILL Capt Sanford will leave
MONDAY weseesdsy and friday afternoon a. St every
F0RNEw LoNDoN.-stages win be In readiness Al Lyme
u Freight taken until O'Clock.
FOR further isormadea esquire on board, or Of
NB All persons are forbid tr~t,ns any one ON
the above boat or m2o-sms
SPLENDID AND CURIOUS MADEIRA
crbe re samples Of Mssss from pe s on,. % Ne
In Philadelphia These wines selected several
Of them ssve made two voyages 10 The East INDIES and the
other has been three years In the West Indies. They were
prior this origsslly frs, grade wines They were Mi
shipped from Lsndos Dublip, thence Liverpool and
thence TO New Orleans where they remained - months They
Esa, 10 months where they now They contain as fo
lows viz IS gallons IS gallons and IS gallons Ceanoisseurs
are resp eo invited to call and spes, NE sample.
mf7s,. NJ. 70 Broad st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-26

Hall and Lsvejoy Hotel have reduced The price In teirf
Eatisg Depsrmen, 10 their prices previous high price
provisions, and will ende their Customers
coed are sod as liberal In asany any ether Eating ~
tsbishuentsi In the city. nleS
WANTED-A married practical farmer, with a sv
w grown cbldren, elsh~r Ancrissn Engleh scoesus
derssns,nE his business IN s m branches 20 take ebsse @
one third share Of farm Of SO 81 the most pro-
ducve YORK es~si In jsnetien
n S5s lower post sfEce jsecdims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-26
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT.

NJ For sale ut LEE THOMPsoNs Backing Eestab
ishn,er No 265 Broadway This preservstive Is
proof boots and shoes=also for harnesses uaks
canvasses awnings he he while this Compostion reader
the leather he mpervsus water, will also prevent the
the leather from cracking and adds durability to all the above
articles ml7-Jms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-26


CAST OFF CLOT HING BOU r .
and The full value given In cash, by
II. LEVITT,
No go Blocker street. near Csrune street .
yoRk.
~ Knowing there persons who make a great pu6 m
their for Cast OF Clohng and who many
not give the full value fer the same H. l. win a.
those Gestenen who may have such articles by them
and who may send for him, Of their receiving the ~
most value In cash for every article.
~ B. line through the post .ses or c,herwise 20 ~
above address. will wah due attention @-3m~
ITO LET-The upper part Of Nos. and Peck slip,
communicating small brick kitchen In the rear, cellar
nc residence for respectable small fsmlyno
family the premises the lower part being occupied
Offices. Apply No.tPeck Slip. f2AN
ERENCH LANGUAGE-ORAL sysTEM.-Thr
Subscribers Evening Glass; from half past 10 hal
past o'clock every Tuesday, Thursday end Saturday whcb
begin The 9Th inst ssd postponed, win positively
commence Thursday 22d sxt The gsntleuep sul.e
who be disposed jos the ela are re-
quested to be present a. the time spposied.
f22@' j. MANESCA, 20R<ed q
U,HE highest price will be given II NV residence No IS
Second st. for Bulocks and Calves Bladder wishing the
butcher boys to CALL and cash will be paid delivery
meSts SAML H. ROGERS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-26

~ FUR SALE OK LEASE-A house and OF
w acres of aKd situate the junction of the turnpike
road leading from Janaica Rockaway and the road
leading and adjoining the toll gate only two miles
from Rockaway Beach The house contains ten or more
has been lately rebuilt enlarged and painted There
large barn and well of excellent water number OF
fruit and other around the house The ary
and pleasant The Rockaway stages pass the door daily 10
and from New York Inquire Of JOHN NoRTON,jr
nl6-lwS POI Ninth ST. New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-26

leans lost Torngas few weeks heard before
our 5h and Is decreed
"a sslvsee on vsuaos Of $4,000 All OF the cargo OF the
ship has been brought this port free from damage 9TH the
the e in the Tortue hsrbor where she
was by full Of water The materials have
been oa for eJoos and the hull for e<5e as lay nj Tor
tuvs The Jsdse much Of the sold
the goth pay salvage and balance thes to
be delivered TO The Captain - - .
81 MARKS pu, in ard proceeded yesterday
Brig Tiroleor CIsrh master from NewYorh, fsr Apsla
chcos put consequence Of unshppr Of her rudaer
while ashore sambo Keyhe got OF without any
injury assssscc but Afterwards made usc o wreckng
schooner this pert for which e2 was award
ed by arbitration After reshppng OF the udder she proceed
ed on her voyage.
The schr Jos at Philadelphia. from the Ceast OF A
ca the of late Capt Psbury who died
roth Feb; the be~. Az Mcsurado, yss 18th, ar
rived ship Emperor. e Ne York, from Norfolk with emit
grants Capt Rogers los, overheard days out OF MOI
folk.
The schr Joshua, Peare, from Trndsd DE- Cuba Phla
depha reports the schr Amsranh, Bunker condemned and
cold.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-26

~ ~ ROBERT MILLS, Of BrsnSed, ssFoIh, E~siasS
WI spply directly al the Office Of the Mernisg Hernia
leave there bis address II will lead ipg 10 hs advaue
age. mfs-S-dkw&v
M. HOBEHTs' POOR MANS, FRIEND
- This esntment specific Ne sfeung ernpfo
md humors hs break ont sler vsesna
ucn Ter ne Csw fox and WHICH have hitherto bssd t =
~ The Faculty.
For sale, Wholesale and ,essil b.
NATHAN D. GRAHAM, Drusgs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-26

WANTED On bond and mortgage One or Four Thou
w sand Dollars, city properly worth twice amount
Apply to KIRKMAN SCHOLEY
m23lws 81 Catbaripe 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-26

II
Sore Throats Rheumatism all Cutan, disc ases
Salt Rheum Eryspeas Scrofulous Eruptions &c be
cured In few days the OF Doctor Jaoksen
vaPour Baths AT 2es Bowey where visitors may be
nodntea with Bath at five minutes notice. every day. from
O'clock, A. M. unu III O'Clock In the evening.
N. B. Gsntee fu nishrd apartments with board, the
best of provided for nvads who may wish 70 put
themselves under Doctor Jacksons treatment his
Gated Vapour Baths 1t Is proper mention these Baths
m22 Smt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-26


BuEres AyNgs, Jan le-ships nrutns Adams for York
Isonldss Field Mentevdeo, Globe Yorks Pb,drl
pba Helen Mar, Proctor Phlsdephs, brig Arcurus Car
ter York and Beston Carrier Atkins Boston; America
Roberts New York; bark Harriet Trett New Yorh-a load
lar Sid Esd brig Areurss for Reon Arr 77d harhs Chsl
ssdcns Upon r-m Cape de Verde via Montevdeo, ROAR
Hood Nick rsen Boston.
MosrsvIDEo, Jan. is-Ar brig eresns, frsm New Ysrt
r.v.s. March iiBrgs Agnes for Philadelphia 10 dsv.
crenssd for kurepe leading Cenuron waiting freight Sid
wigs Lspving Boston; Rswess Portland; shr Michigan
New Yerk
FEB. s,.,is len 81 W. brig Marine, fr.n wIlmi.g,os N
IA .s.as lat III lon 70 &c. brig Victor, ssusd 70 Pero
Rico.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-26

ROY WANTED-A Boy, of respectable parenage,
- who can write plain hand wanted in lawyers Office
Tor moderate compensation Address No 1873 upper
post office in hand writing ofthe applicant stating place
sidence. &c. m22 ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-26

AA TO LET-FIR ST RATE SITUATION
E"W FOR BUSlNESS-Tbe large House and Stor,
with Refectory Ne. IL Orange street, and well ca
cuated for extensive liquor and grocery
house Also. several houses and in Cherry Waite
Madison Monroe, Roosevelt Scanned Orange Ridge Rivmt
ton Walker, john Mercer Mott and Greenwich SITS whc
will be let low to good tenants.
For further particulars apply 81 John from
the morning. and from to in the evening. mIO-1ns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-26

DOOMS wANTED.-OBc rooms and homes
II waited by young Gentleman whose relative reside
In Kentucky and whose occupation exclusively rary
He will furnish the NJ Necessary. in bapaome
He would prefer living domestic circle where
he could ENJOY the advantages OF female society. Breska
would be required morning and The
family with whom he resides woad have the privilege OF
good library and all the newspapers OF the cousy Address
Horace al the oaice of this psper. uis ~
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-05-04

Der prets oeBelben it sefaueu. 8ertdufe an
$4 g. oa6 8drrel.-Q8elId,tcrn lin.
9efdbr 1000 SdrreIS tpurbeu pertauft an S3
SO bas Barrel; in Orbpften briu9t es Is
SO bis Sl7.
@etreibe. - BaiSen 1T in Iebbafter
Nadfrase 9etpelen, uno 8erfdufe su oem8et
Iaufpon un9efdbr ls, s,OOO8ufbel penniplpas
nlihem II. fuolthem Guo 9eIheben, ndmItd, {:
$4,000 8nltel 9erin9erer bis mittetmdBi9
gutter an ST. SIS biz 81 60; 5000 8uId,el
gutter bis DorSil9liher an 81 IS, unb 1900
Buid,el al 81 81 bis 81 So; mebrere taus
leno Suidel tpeiBer uno rotber ous(dubtIher
Irpurben oerfauft al 81 SO bis 81 SIS Die
8ulhcl. 9cg9en: 8erfdufe BON uu9efdbr
5000 Buidet peunipIoauiid,em 9ic99en an
SO unp 94 @euts flottuno SO Bis 81 Gents bic
8ufhel aus ben Stobrs.- .-WelItfcrn it nod
immer in gutter Nahfra9e, unb bic 3ufubren
iIne 9erin9. @tne 8octlaouno bon pennfDIs
oaniit)em runben seIben rpuroe oerfauft an
80 @ents bic 8uibel; 1000 8ufheI rotbes
an 6s Gents 5000 8uidel 9elbes an "a bis
7s @ents 4; $1,000 BufdeI illrlides fades
9elbes an 38 @ents bic 8mfdel.- l.-Oafer : cine
partbte pennlplpani1der 9afer tpuroe aus
Dem Eager oertauft AT 81 @euts bic Bu1bel
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-05-04
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SIM "Q1ettlibtn 9taatsmann" pom 26Iten Iprt
te1nbet ib Elm Artitel fat elmer 9palte sanee, uu'
ter1ei4net pom $apper qDiutam Srpee, pcrn bte(er
laubere 6err init Der unperfebamtbeit Der 9er,weif.
lung elncs ertaYpten Strabenraubers iter mi6 Der.
fault, unb pom putlitum uerlanSt ju sloutsn, BAT
cine &Se, unter tpele Gin rertrprtlter Apeotat ei'
men Vanen ftet cttn 70 rpabr ftp ais cine I y t.
DE, tpenn fte BON enem arteitencen Wanne &C.
f4ppren 1porben.
sd tptrbe ron befastem &rtitel burdaus tene pet.
tere Tct; 9cnc,nmcn baben spenn mid oer tltt ni6t
in mtiner fraber SebeSten Oletnuns, baB tefaster
Srpee Der 6aurts sNapelsfubrer III pem Gcmplott &C..
gen meinen 0baratter unb eiScntltber Atfaber Der
94maD16rift, tppnit btefelbe ans Ia9eslibt trat,
fep, tetfatiSte 91eit entfernt jepr, pa i'd bic mir
su Getct tebrnben Olttel ststn pttfen eenbenOfens
fben In 4nrpenbuns trinsen mill, fam m aufri6tis
Oerlldbern, baB A ibt ju tef oeraebtc, i'm mid auf
irseno cine QSeife init ibm einjuabe ben-uu 70 mebr,
oa Ct our eine fo ju a9en birette 8tbaurtunS, als
bate ftin 2Dertleu8 fid gum Weintpb perleiten Ia,
sen, 5u ertennen siebt, speBen ct tltt fapis fep-
OluB ftb per Dtcnp sefallen labtn BON W6rfen an'
Set(atft ju tperben-pesbalb folte i mid bureb bic
3alt sines 70 untebeutencen 8eopfes teletpSt fiji.
len. 8enuS 1T IS mir, Bag Der Strsid Der 8lob.
tteluns af tein 0aurt el-reB Ct entarpt ca ttebt-
unp 70 mag tr benn mn,erbin wntbenb umberauf fen,
'tnb fetnen S@m,srj tber bic peroisnts 3uebtisuns
ausbeultn. peter &aufmann.
Canton, rWdp 4. lm.