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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-27
AFrAIRs In CANADA.

A letter to the editor Of the New York
Commercial Advertiser, dated at Montreal.
Dec. 10. says that the Court Martial sit
ting there had adjourned. at the wish Of
Sir John Colbornc. There appears 10 be
but little doubt that its creation and pro-
cecdings are illegal. extraordinary tribu-
nails Of this character. for the trial OF civil
offences. having been expressly prohibited
by n late Act Of Parliament
General Scott arrived at Detroit on the
morning Of the 9th.
The following i, the only notice we find
connected with Canada or the enemies
thereof:
" PATRior MovEMESrs.-We learn
that the leaders OF the Pa,rio, forces have
resolved To abandon their enterprise for
the present. and good portion of their
men have gone To their homes. The re-
suit we are informed has been brought
about by their influence judging from
the chafac,er Of the men Who have been
Instrumental in eHecting il. We arc in
clined to believe that reliance may be
placed on the present deicrmina alton. IL
~ pretty certain that whatever may be
their de,ermin alton, the Authorities OH
this eide will keep a sharp eye upon any
movements that may hereafter cause dis
turbaace.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-27

more than what he was compelled to say.
and 10 keep important facts back. had
cent half message to the House Of Rep
resentstiyes.
Mr.. Porter. a friend Of the Administra-
ton from Pennsylssnis. replied sharply TO
Mr.. Nsyior. aud said that he agreed with
Mr.. N. that there was q conspiracy, but
The conspiracy was with the Wings and
no, the friends OF the Administration
After Mr.. p. bad concluded his remarks.
he made motion 10 lay the message and
accompanying documents on the table
The motion was sustained. and The sub
jcc, disposed OF by ordering the prin,ins
Of the documents.
The proposition before the House some
days since, proposing the appointment
OF Select Committee TO investigate the
airiirs Of Mr.. Swartwout. then came up.
Mr.. Wise commenced long speech,
pending which the Iiousc adjourned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-27

INDIANA SENAToR.-On the IIth inst.
ALBERT 8. WHITE, Representative ia
Congress, from the lafayette District.
was elected Senator to Congress from this
State TO ill the place Of the Honorable
JOHN TIPToN. -Four days were occupied
in The election. A Wing gain.
On the Goth and last trial. Mr.. White
received IS votes; Colonel Blake 81; No
bic III. Howard l6; Upton L; Boon ];
Dewey l.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-27
" l'.'Hg'9H CrrsTaeS II N, Bah .f.atrie.,
EntnAN Zee VI

AiNA ~. Zee. ~.
UNITED STATES SENATE
Mr. Cntcnden OF Kentucky, reported
h'i! 20 prevent The interference OF Fed.
rrsl officers ~ the elections 81 the People
The li'll was read twice and referred 60
tie Committee on the Judiciary. The
bill names al Government and State Off
Gers, and provides tia, any attempt 10 in
Huence an election shall be considered q
high 'n'sdemcsnor.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE
The Committee on Elections made &,
report declaring that Judge Doty is snti.
lied 20 scat 10 the lIOuse az the preseat
session II Congress. ana that Mr. Jones
The sitting member. ~ not The report
vas read. arguing the points involved IN
The clam At some lcngih. and being read
:, was laid upon the table and ordered 70
be printed
The House then took up the un6n;,b.
cd husiacss--ihe Dedication ResOlai,oe
Mr James G,rlsnd. - Virgins. BRO.
rpsed an amendment IN the form Of a 70.
solution. asking that The Cons.istee se.
lecied ior The examination into Mr.. Swsrt.
~oui sai'fs be chosen bv ballot.
Mr.. Wee topk the d0or IN costnuatloo
AMI conclusion Of hs speech begun YES.
iefdsy. hf. Wise NJ ale ono 81 he most
exciting and severest peaches. deolsnsr
among other th,ngs. that e v a. bis solemn
belief that the Secretary Of the Treasury
deserved impeachment snd would b.
impeached II justice vas done him, OF II
men enough could be found Nillinz 20 b.,
The executioasrs n justice.
SATURDAY. Dec. -. Ie3e.
The senate spent = short time IN exec
ahse business and then sdjourned over
10 Wednesday
Ihe House took % the motion of VIZ.
adams 70 refer Hayden petition pre-
'ensed by him 20 the COMMITTEES Of 20.
Ie'gn Ahaifs. With Instructions 20 report
thereon. The whole day we spsni IA
ne discussion Of this petition. vbsn the
House adiournsd ever 70 "Wednesday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-27

n is really encouraging % those who are labor
ing for the supremacy OF the laws. 10 meet with
ssich an instance OF irnness as MAS manifested
BY Gov. McNvrr, cf Mississippi. ON a recent
occasion, whoa applied 20 in behalf OF one TAN
MA. vino had been convicted Of manslanghier.
We know nothing OF the circumstances of ih,s
particular case, but IN the commua,cation c, pied
below. We Ind principles and srnumenis ex-
pressed, which meet our most cordial apProba-
ton. Bsifiussrs .fr,srfesn.
EXECUTIVE DrrARrNNSr,}
JscKso~. Miss. ii Dc. less.
SiR-l have received the petition Of
many respectable citizens OF Zaxoo coun-
". Qneluding ten OF the jury who tried
you praying the Executive to extend his
clemency, and pardon you Of the crime OF
mansla1shter. / regret that II is your
misfortune TO have been guilty Of staining
your hands with the blood OF one of your
fellow creatures: but the papers you have
caused 10 be laid before me. show no ex-
tcnusting circumstances. The immense
number Of homicides committed 10 our
State, and especially in Zazoo county, re-
quires tina, examples DO made, and that
oil should learn. that the free use Of pis-
tols and bowie knives will no longer be
tolerated. Pledged as am to the people
Of the State. 10 put down the assassin
practice Of carrying weapons. and using
them on slight provocstion, cannot par
don you. IN justice 90 my own sense Of
duty. or with safety TO society.
Respectfully. \. C. McNUTT.
BrSJ. TANNER. Benton. Mise.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-27

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -OnSvnday
The Oih the Rcr. Leoniias Polk was con-
seeraiod IN Chrisis Church, q Missionary
bishop for hrkansss. This was done by
Aad IN the presence Of several auen ding
bishops sud several Of the hIiuiStry -
Among the former were Bishop Meade
Of Virgins. presiding, Bishop M'Ilvaine,
ofOhio, Bishcp O,ey. Of Tennessee. Bish-
81 smith. Of Kentucky. aud Bishop Polk,
about TO be conseeraied.
fCin>iaasH Ck,snisls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-27

Mr.. Svariwouts defslesiion il an
nooneed By The Comptroller ~ the Tres.
suTy 10 be Sl374IIO. q million and a
quarter Of which the Secretary apprehend,
Uill be lost 10 the Government Mr.. s..
wss known 10 be . dsfauiief Tor up = srds
u 300. 900 more than q year ago. and
ne wbole amovnl ol be delsIcsiion was
knovn IN August last. yet II wss deemed
prudent by The Administration 20 keep
lhings dark until after the fall elections.
The amount Of Nr. Prices defalcaiion
Is not yet aseeriained IL sad he took
Nth him between two and three hundred
thousand dollars 10 gold. silver, sod frcs.
sury notes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-27
CHARLES NAYLoR.

PESHsTLvANIA ATTAiRs.-From the
documents iransmitted to the House Of
Representatives by the President in tsla.
ton TO affairs in Pennsylvania. IT sppears
that Governor Ritnsr did send on TO tho
President for troops 10 come to Harris.
burg. This request the President very
properly and diserec,ly refused. Mr..
Secretary Poinselt took the true ground.
under the order Of the President, when
he said In the opinion Of the Presi-
dent his interference in sny political com.
motion in State. would only be justified
by the application for il being clearly
within the meaning Of the fourth section
NJ the fourth article Of the Constitution.
and Of The act Of Congress passed IN pur.
susnce thereof. and where the domeslic
violence brought 10 lis notice is Of such =
character that the State authorities. eivil
and military. after having been duly call.
ed upon. have proved inadequate TO sup.
pFess It."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-27

We regret 20 hear that Edward A.
Marshall, Esq has resigned his sea, IS ous
al the delegates from the county of Eau
quier. The Governor has ordered a spe.
cal election to be held on Thur,day the
"a Of January next. to supply the vsesn-
~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-27

a demoniae murder was committed on
HaeeoveI Point. parish Point Of Coupee,
on "wednesday morning. the 9Th inst. by
an inhumso wretch named Fish. lie
cut OF the heads Of two children (,he
Oldest Of whom was only zen years 81 sgs)
with en- are, ard attempted the life Of
'beir mother The motive that insiigated
The fend - MOI known or, Al least not CIV.
en- IN the I.ou'isns Chronicle. from which
paper We CLEAN the shove. Fish. u y,
stated, was apprehended after dreadful
tight. he'ng severely wounded. The iail
NJ Point Coupee was not considered 80.
euFs enough n retain him. and he va
scot 70 that % West Felicisns.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-27

Itseems very strange that there should
have been single negative vote in Con.
zress on ,hc first or Mr. Aihcrion's reso.
buttons. dreiaTing that our government is
one of limited powers. and thsi the con.
siliution confeFs upon Congress no power
over Tho subject Of slavery. Yet there
were ar, 90 ut, Messrs Adams, Evans.
Everett, Potts. Russell and Sla5e.
fI.ynctburR Tssr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-27

Two more Of the Patriots" were hung
at Kingston, L. c. on the Iih instant
Their names are Dorephus Abbey and
Daniel George, both citizens Of the State
of New York.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-27

The Hlg-r',own Democrat states that
On Friday night last one Of the stages Of
the Peoples line upset near Clearspnng,
and IN consequence Of the injury sustain
ed BY the driver. he has since died.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-27

a letter from Washington states. that
Governor Ca's. the Amencsn minisisr ~
Paris. has been recalled BY the President.
whereof the cause does not appear.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-27

The y. Y. Star states that Mr. Price,
furniture sold for : 900 more shan cost.
This. IN consequence Of tho competition
Of the ladies' az auction.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-27

Ron or THE BowL.-The latest novel.
by John p. Kennedy. Esqr. the able
member Of Congress from Baltimore. is
spoken Of n . work OF rare interest. The
scene ia laid upon the shores of the Ches-
apeake.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-27

Carat PUSfsmHENT-Ths Cover.
nor Of Kentucky. IN his annusl message 10
TIE lsgislaiure. suggests that cspiiai pm.
ishmeni should b extended 10 The ofencc
q siding or abeuing lhc removsl OF ab-
duciion % slaves from that state.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-27

The Canal tolls Of the State Of Ohio Tor
the last year are stated TO be Sil5.O0O
showing sn increase Of nearly 500. 900
over those Of the preceding twelve
months Whist picture does this pre-.
sent of the prosperity Of Commonwealth
IN which fifty years siaos scarcely e white
man resided Dali. .fnsrieaH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-27

OfIIO.-The Van Buren, SDcmbeFS OF the lie
gislaiure Of Ohio, have met ia Convention and
agreed to elect BESJ1MiS TArrAS, 4. g. Senator,
IN place Of THoAAs MoRRis, the present Senator.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-27
prsTRUcTlyE FIRES
UtNT htN NV Z FIXES
Er.,ssi Of ieiisr TO the Eiii~, IF s.s RisLmond
Thig, dI,ed

TAig. dI,ed
CoocHLAND. Dec. 20.
regret TO state that last night the sta
bles and most OF the appurtenant buildings
(ihe corn house. believe. only excepted
OF Capt. Hetb. (cailed Heath a; Dover,
In this County. were consumed by FIRE.
From % 10 30 head Of horses and mules
principally the latter. many Of them OF
great value. were destroy ed. together with
the fodder. oats. straw. SC. The houses
could not be replaced for $40. 900. proba-
bly, much larger sum. and the entire
damage 10 roughly estimated, and / fear
under estimated by the neigh5orhood, at
from 10 TO $1,000 dollars. The fire was
communicated by an incendiary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-27

DREApFUL FRE.-A letter from T..
McGavock. Esq, Postmaster at wythe
Court House. Va, 10 the Editors of the
Lynehburg Virginia., says-"I stop the
mail 10 inform you that third Of our
town is in ashes. The fire broke out a.
bout o'clock this morning, dec. l9,h.)
We are in great confusion. Many o! the
citizens are without houses 10 which 10
take their families. The los, cannot be
estimated. Comparatively. IL i. greater
than that which resulted from the fires in
New York and Charlcs,on.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-27

us rumorci that Gen JEsuP ais not exactly
in position To make a satisfactory report on his
disbursements" Who nexil
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-27

Ihe Chcago frmocraf's statement ~ thc
oeain a. M csEtu, Governor q Iiinos, h
couiradcicd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-27

How TO cAiS 4 Sun. Tie not every
lawyer that can gain his suit. even With
show OF argument on his side. The
following case. therefore. may be consi-
deTed the more extraordinary here there
was not the slightest cause Of action. A
few DAYS since black fellow came run.
ming IN bfeath;ess haste 90 the dwelling Of
Grocer. whose store j. IN Pratt sireet.
stating that N removing hoEshesd Of no.
lasscs Al The store. u had bursicd and CO..
vered Mr.. --- from head 10 foot. and
that he bad been sent as fsss a. he could
rpn % bring him another suit Of clothes
before be ooold move out 81 bis tracks
The Kind lady of The Grocer did no: wish
70 sec her husband 20 entirely buried IN
sweets. snd with becoming haste doli-
vered 10 the supposed n,euenger new
suit Throughout. with which The rogue de-
camPed pleased that bis own villainv hsd
furnished him 9Th . valid excuse Tor dis
appearing 10 a hurry .--Balfiaors Trss-
script
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-27
We Ian th,r The Gnrern.r nr v,r.,,n,, -.

We lesra that the Governor &c Virginia has
granted temporary respite to negro Joux. who
Is now confined m the ilil OF this county under
scn;cne- Of death fer rlrc On a small white
gifi Friday next was the day assigned bv the
'our' for his execution; but the Governor has,
-c learn from the Sheriff. postponed the time
of erccu'ion until the as;h OF February next,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-27

ANOTHER FIRE NEAR STAUNroN.-
The Siaunion Spectator. OF Thursday last.
says =" Early on Saturday evening Last,
The bara OF ADAM LINK. Esq. nine miles
below S,sunion. on The Winchester road
was consumed by fire, which. il appears,
was communicated by little black boy.
not moro than eleven years Of age. who
was forced, by the terrors Of . guilty
conscience. TO make immediate confession
OF the deed. We understand he says he
was ins,igatcd TO it by q white man, who
Promi'ed him pecuniary rewsrd-but
that part OF his story. we learn. is not Gre
di,ed by his MASTER
Not less than eight or ten frcs have
recently occurred IN the vicinity Of Staun-
ton-all the work of incendiaries.
The barn Of Mrs. FIsHBURN, in Rock.
ipgbsm county. Va, was burnt on Sun
day evening last. The tracks Of the in
cendisry were distinctly traced from the
barn to piece Of woods. Loss not known.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-27
IRON IIARRisRuRG

FROM HARRiSBURG.-Nc adiuS,men, Of
Tie c'heniiics 1t Harrisburg has yet. We lc-
here. bcen made. The union OF portion III
re Wing mcmlrrs with the Van Buren, branch
cf tie Legislature, did not produce any visible
good. The S,nlic stall refuses to acknowledge
ether branch - the legitimate body.
Our latest intelligence l. contained IN tho fol-
l,vin- paragraph FROM the Baltimore Chronicle
II Tuesday last;
"Arrsiss At liAREiSnU ~ We understand
fem iilrrsburs. that on saturday The Cunning
lam division of the HcnSc p'op,ss.d u the Hop
lins division. IS 4 oompr,r.,s., That the SPEAK
rrs chair shall lc vacated. ali the claimants OF
s~1is from Philadelphia Couniy rrfrain frprn taxi
u. part N i,ac prJcsrdincs, and new Speaker
and c'hcr officers b. chosen. t. this proposition
tie Hopkins (Van Burcnl division of the Hous.
vas expected TO reply On Monday"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-27

The baltimore American says--By yesterdays
Rail Road Cars ne received irt;er irom York.
written Yesterday morning. which Furnishes the
following important Information from Harms
burg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-27
U. s OFFICE HOLDERS AT HARRIS
BURG.

The following letter from 4 member or Con-
FreSs from Pennsylvania. We copy from the Ma
tional Inielligcncer:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-27
p. s. Boutwell, is dead.

ln ali I,'SIO pounds. Besides a vest a.
mount Of Ornamental Ieeing. on the ex-
tenor. consisting Of 100 pounds. and the
white OF 200 eggs. making in all deli.
es'e compound Of such gigantic size as TO
weigh nearly 1900 pounds the largest
cake ever known. The form Of which 10
Iniended to Tspresen. the Temple Of Ii.
berry. ~ the centre Of which stands Ge-
neral Warrington. the Father of his
Country. 90 the representative % the peo-
pie. filing the Palladium Of Freedom"
with his presence.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-12-28
Gin anceres Oan,pfbcotungluf.

Sin af1ceres 0ampfbpotuna[iid.
Nos S>ornehnnt nuo,,,o rn,,r.
=. ~, = Msrsn,hsr NV ,,nii,hsn sSnt.
,h,, m mnS GSiefshuro i, IN Sis puftae.
enrsnot ,s , SWon Nate nin,Iidi, hos
Soot meaeu Sreibb ol,ss ftbnell
|anb after, tni6er, u. Damn, ale oas
Sreibbpl, pprbe,ae oot,aer, u. bas
Sdiff tpisoer in Setp eauna as-
bratbt ,perosn feute, erfotste 0le
Egrp(eIion, tpe(de fir Das 9opt
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-12-28

it6 in Sbpeoen nteberlasen oiirfe uno
oaS ibweoifde 8ir9erre6t erbalten
t0nne', in Gnaben ob9ei6lo9eu.
Ser fraBe l1ntfnn tiber bic permiib
ten @ben in Den Rbeinsesenoen 1T nod,
INNER 9leib fart, uno oenfenoe Sop
fe beboupten, oab ourb bic Qufbeeune
Der fanotil9en prieifer Die f1wo6e0ps
ftf6en Meni6en an elmer &ranfbeit la
Iboriren, uno cine Ian9e 3eit uer9eben
miro, bis &opf uno 9erS, be{onoers bel
ben fotbolifben Srouen, sefuuo peroeu.
Sn Der @sseno BON @0tln 1T Die Srau
zines epon9elif6en Sffi5iers, tpe9en
Sorwirfe eibresBeidtu tpabnwib:
i9 seworoen, uno nebrere fatb. Srauen
baben etfldrt, ii6 BON ibren euan9elis
f6en Mdnnern fbeioen loben au mol.
len. Man ifebt bieraus, bob es ofenbor
eine &ranfbeit iein snub, oenn anoers
ldbt es ft6 nibt oenfen ,spie cine Srau,
tpel6e nit ibrem Manne uno 8inoern
frieolib lebt fot6e Serrtidtbeiten be-
9eben Tonne, ols in oortiser Ge9eno
plrfll6 ffatt finoen follen.
Die 6urbeBiibe Resieruns bat in
Sol9e oes Streits ibsr Die 9emiibten
gben ertldrt, oaB lie unter Den iesi9en
Serbdltniben ouf@rri6tun9 einer neus
en- pfarre in @ellenbaulen uno @rbau-
un9 elmer tatbollban STRIDE in 9anau
uibt ein9eben Tonne.
Die 3ubl Der iiber gang europa uer-
breiteten Seiuiten belduft fib, ibrer ei-
senenQu9obe no6, bic eaienbrioer NIT.
9ere6net, ouf 5000. 2(u6 in Saiern
tperoen ite, a(ler@abri9einli6tei na6,
pieoer 3utritt finben.
Dem G0nise bon preuben bat uns
ter Den 5oblrei6enS nSransporents bel oerI
Belsu6tun9 oerStobt Masoebur9 teins
beber eefolen, als Die: "gin treues
6er5 fir 'sSaterIano, 1T beber, als piel
ei3t uerbronnt."
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-12-28

Die lestsp66entli6en 3eitunsen BON
Columbus .beri6ten Den Auseans oer
8abl far Ser. Staaten Senator, an
Die stelle oes .6ru. Morris. oeben
Sienftjeit am 4tea ndditen Mdrs en-
bist, rOel6e am 2Ofen Dieies i'm 8e>
prd dieatantenbouie our6 beioe 3tpeise
,taierer Gefeesebuns ftott fano. Sic
Stlmr,sn ftonoen 4: fir 9rn. Goppan,
Oemotrot, 81 :; fdr 2bomos @pin9,
Seoerallft, so; fir 81. 8ooo, /.
AuBer oieier 8abl fiel tudbreno leb:
ter Bo5e nt6ts Beionoeres in unierer
0eieesebuns uor. 9offeurli6 ,peroen
t'o1 ben Seiertasen bic 9erren in 60
lumbus ibre Gefbdfte nit erneutem
eifer betreiben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-12-28
9onaoo.-0n 8locf Soc

a.-9n 8loG Npd
tpar sro6er &ufrubr am porlebten
Disnifas. Cine srO6e Ansobl be-
nafneter 2eute, Die man fur pa.
triOten bdItt Don S bis 600 Monn
ftarf, rparsn in Ser Noetbarlbaft
aelebsn .pDroen uno man per-
mutbste, 1is wiroen iber Den SluB
tcmmsn. SiQ SpbniOn ,peletsr
leiner 9oft entprunaen 1T, fol-
lib unter oenielben befnDen. Man
bat Signalfeusr In osr(bisoenen
Wbtunsen an bsiosn Seiten Dss
Slu6es seleben. 49,
@reeutien Des 8ene'
raj opn Sbulj.-Wlit Be-
Dausrn erfsbsn mir aus Dem Sad,
etts 9arbour Gourmet pom 9tsn
December, baB Der potriDtsn
Chef, General SonSdulS, fribsr
IN polnlfben Oienltent am Stem
December 3u &lnsfcn ssbdngt
nurDe. Obrift 2lbbep uno 6err
ESeers fo!lten am Mittrpo1 aufs
|sefnipft perDenuno pisueibt audi
Or. 2BDooruhi pb slsib De6su
lj1rfkpii nDtt1 euDprnSr f1Orh nirhl
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-12-28
(Ius Der 9leu> Oc,ter Saatss s3eitune.
81 ttrn q Il.

Das pasetfbifT &iQe be epon dber=
bra6te pariler 8ldtter bis gum 6ten
Nopember.
Die Gilenbobn BON Berlin na6
petscam spuroe in ibrer sanjen eduse
am 29iten October erofnet. Mebrere
prinsen oes t0ni9li6en 9auies unb
anoere bo6itebenbe perlonen tporen
Ebeilnebmer an oie1er Seierli6teit.
9oQano uno 8elaien.-
Das Sournat 9eaerat be Srance faot &:
8ir b0ren aus amtli6en Suellen, auf
bic man li6 unbeoin9t uerlaben oarf,
oob Die eonooner Gonferen5 tiber bic
Srase Der 24iten artifel oefnitip ent-
fbIeoen bat. euremburs miro an Sol
LAMB suriidseseben. Der 2(bsus pom
Der gsationalfbuloentolt su Suniten
Setsiens 1T unbeoeuteno. Das FRANCO
iilbe Minilterium bat feline 3uitim-
muus sur So0siebuns oer 24 Nrtifel
seseben. es 1T nibt 9apib [bemerft
unlsr gorleiponoentl OBJ Bel9ien Bi-
berftano leiften miro, ob9leib es eaSu
anseblib bic Mittel beiiet, belonoers
spenn man bic 4ufresun9 berdditbtist,
tpelde in ben 0bein propin5en berrIbt.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-12-28
9oupernor Sbannons Intrittsreoe,

9oupern0r Sbannons Intrittsreoe,
bon tpel6er mir leete 8o6e einen fur:
gen Abrib lieferten, nimmt Die 6Aents
ll9e Qufmerffamteit oeruaben in On
lprub, oab mir oem 8uaf6e pieler unz
ferer sefer germ Solse leiiten uno oies
bo6F ,pi6tise unr intrebante Oofu.
,t'ent feiner son5en Sdnse nab mittbei-
ten. 8ir tbun bies um 70 lieber, pa
mir iiber3eust iino, oaB ieoer sSareer
oes Staats p6lli9 NIT ben 2(nlIbten uno
Nteinun9en feines @ouoern6rs befannt
iepn folte. SIN beuti9en 8l,tte liefern
'1'ir ettpa Die 9dlfte, uno tperoen ndbz
tte 8o6e ben Sefblub BON 8ilfon
Sbannons Intrittsreoe foteen laben.