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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-28
Draft 6nf Harness Horse, Mss
STOCK GEt GOODS
on hand AT las death, and perhaps somo
COWS, Hogs and Household Furniture
House .E.v'D LOT,
III rhc Town OF Io,iu gston.

| Therefore olef 1t 1T private sale ii il situated ia u
most commanding aud desirable pant Of The town.
the horse * large aud IRONY, with all necessary Out
h~nildings, the lot " ell enclosed. the houses aud all OF
the fixtures are neatly new ind wen suited for u Pro-
tessional gentleman OF ans character, having n room
we'll fixed for Il Medical gentleman, Merchant uI
Lawyer. \ purchaser may be wrll assured. that sat
lstictots credit viii be given, ms | have disriciiona
~ power IN that respect. will tlkc pleasure III
showing thls property to any person wishing Ia pnr-
chase. My address, Is, loVingston, Nelson county,
Nnctuia.
An persons indebted to the estate of Lorenzo d.
Alsttor, deceased, are respectfully requested 10 nlahc
Immediate pay nleut, ~ NJ ndulc eneu will be given.
Those having tlliu's against him, will please make
t1em known, that arrangements may he made iot
illcIi payment. hAknlN -
Executor OF Lorenzo -. A,sttop, deed.
MAY ~. mids
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Banks IN tie DiSriet.-Thc bill ,erhuteriug the
several Banks in The District Of Columbia, until the
ihi Of July, $50, passed the Senate on Tuesday
last, by avo,e At 81 10 2. (rhc noes were Alessrs.
Norscll and Tip'on) The bill requires that they
shall cease RECEIVING OF paying notes oil a less denoml-
naIon than 80 To redeem all then notes OF 50 In
gold and silver on the st Of August; and resume
specie payments III full ON OF before the lst OF Janu .
AIRY next, OF sooner, II the principal Banks OF Balltl.
more aud Richmond shall resume sooner. These
provisions were embraced in an amendment pio-
posed by Mr.. Benton, which was adopted, by a vote
ot2i to lG-Mf. Rpane voting against it, and MI.
klycs absent.
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NOTICE.
GniOn S:syings HMstitusion.

COMPLIANCE WITH AN Act oi Assem-
y bly, ,ptssci A PM h |, | 5js,"tn prohibit mot rlie,t
nally the circulation al snnl notes' The Trustees OF
the CnIou Savings Bank hereby require all persons
holding CERTIFICATES ol sand Institutions, 10
present them 10 the Treasurer 10, redemption pew.
Gus 10 thR ID OF July next.
llA. NJ, DlDLAkE, Ilcs't.
Ko. Il, SHELTON. Trens'r
llA b. RICHARDS, Setr'y.
Nav ~
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

A Ii. those having claims against the estate of
u Mack Jackson. decd. are requested 10 present
them forthwith 10 the undersigned Tor payment; and
all those indebted To the said estate. afc requested TO
make immediate payment. X. ROBERTS,
Executor OF Mack Jackson, decd.
MAY o. IL
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o. The Disturbances in Philadelphia had en-
tirely ceased at our last dates from that city.

PcitionS.-On the 21st inst, among other petitions,
Mr., J. G Adams presented a petition TO the II. of
r. from certain citizens Of Guochland, Va. asking
that he be expelled thefefrom as Il nuisance, and
moved its reference to the committee on the judi
ciary. M. Dromgoole thought it "A quiz, and
should move to lay it on the table, unless the gen.
tleman from Massachusetts, preferred anothe, direc-
ton to be given to it. Mr.. Adams replied that the
gentleman from Massachusetts cared very Iittle a.
bout the matter. ,
Onthe same day, Mr.. Adams remarked that " ma
~ petitions were constantly sent TO hims as well a,
to others, for presentation from all parts OF the coun-
try. imposing upon him a task which was as onetou'
to himself as to the House but he felt L his dui,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-28

o. If Mr.. Calhoun and his corporal's guard de
serted lis " late alics' because they were compare
tiFely so few in number that they would be swallowed
up and lose the spoIIs otslctory, what can he promise
himself from his new alliance ! i there any under
standing that for services rendered there shall be a
qni3 pro quo
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E.s.HEE a ~GROdERHES,
CONSISTING: n PART OF

Best St. Cr1ix Z. II. New Orleans and refined Su-
gaf,
Ezra rrcablc. double aud refined Loaf Sugar, a part
moi iutrrIor to Any IN America,
Gun Powder. imperial, / Dung II yson aud Black Tea;
some very superior,
Old Madeifa, 5, Medr,ra. NJ. Medeira. Pale Sherry,
Red Sherry, London Il Tenc,fl Old Port, III bot~
tes aud on draft, S,n Lucar, Malaga, Sautern.
Gllr't, Muscat anI Champaign WINES, a pax
ol winch very fine.
LIQUORS, Old Cognac, Saryarac, imported ia
l=os, ota,d Dnpy and Rochelle, Bondair, aud APP
pile EasANDsEs. Old Janaca. West India.
New Orleans aud New England Rum. Holland,
Swoap aud ilonr Glass GIN, Rye GIN, a ie" bar
rels Old Bailey Whisky.
E0.VDO.E' T'OKTER, in at. and pt. bottles,
Champaign CIDER, Vine Vinegar, very supe-
linr,
New Orleans West India and Sugar House Molas-
ses, superior II any ever IN this market.
Patent Sperm, New Bedford and Common Sperm
Candles, Huh q Son,
do refined T,llow Candles.
est Principe, lIlvanna and other Cigars,
Preserved Ginger, Cit,on, IVES, India Sweet hIea's.
Best Bunch Raisins, ~ whole, hall aud quarter box
es, Sullaaa Rai>,ns, Figs, Prunes, Madeira Mus.
Almonds, Fiiberts. Lemon Syrup, Nutnegs,
Mace, Cloves, White Ginger. Ground aud Rac,
Ginger, L1ng and Black and Ryan Pepper, Pr
mento, CassIa, &c. &c.
\ good assortment of China, Glass, Earthern aa1
fine Roof Stone Ware,
4 large lot Of Writing, Letter aud Cap Paper. q part
ruled,
Blank Books, Legers, Journals and Day BOOKS, Me-
mo and Copy Books,
Woodcu Ware, Ceder Cans, Brass aud Iron Bound
Tubs, Palcs, Coolers, Sugar Boxes, Nesl Mea-
suros, &e. &c.
Dupont's Best Canister. Rifle and Gun Powder.
Mackcral, No. | =, aud 3,
Together with many other actiCles in oG9 aHe
which VIII be sold low. We invite our friends All lue
public TO give us IA call, we assure them lhat We wifi
At all times furnish articles in our liue of the best
quality hat the northern markets contain.
ron ~ " " I.-For the balance q tia
year, the Store Room aud Cellar lately occupied
by rs.
April Is CIV If
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L1..iIKsJC ed
X

,'oR all sums of money current in Virginia, not
d less han i've nor exceeding two thousand dollars
IN amount. Which may he received on derosite. GER
lltleatcs will be issued bi nding fully and edet tually
all the funds aud properly of this Institution, for ths
payment thereof, when demanded, upon ten days'
notice, with interest thereon, at the rate Of five per
cehinm per annnm, for any time not exceeding tweivs
months, altl # not demanded within that time will
be enit'ed 10 five aud a hall per ccsturn, upon no
uee having been gwen as aforesaid.
Lake certificates viii be issued for all deposiics
exceeding N amount Two thousand dollars, which
VIII be redeemed in weekly instalments Of two thou
sands dollars each, bearing interest us aforesaid,
nn9n ten days notice being given prior to the
withdrawal oi the first insialmcnt but whenever tho
Directors deem II proper l." do so, they will pa, tho
cntiic amount of the certificate upon that notice.
DISCOUNT DAYS.
Every Thursday Al "a O'Clock p. NJ. at tho
Office Of the institution.
JEilu WILLIAMS, President;
WILSON L. BRYANT. Treasurer.
GEORGE BAGBY, Secretary.
Howell Lewis, James G.. Hunt,
Jno. +. Hunt, Andrew {. Elliot.
Christopher Mciver. VIM. VI. DAVIS,
j. -. Slncklctofd, Andrew kinneir,
Ihos q. Ae,cc, Directors.
April w;}n Il
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Plank and %tCsnns fOn. safe.

WILL BE SOLD on THURSDAY NEXT.
W ut he Strmmine house Of the laDc William
Snead, a quantity of Oak Plank, suitable lor making
Tobacco Boxcs.-Al so. about - hogslleads Of Stems.
Terms NJ SHE. - JOHN WILLS, 1SeHt Nc.
MAY os tbs
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EsgsSEEEr'.

TIVE subscribers have Tins day entered into co.
Il partnership. for the purpose Of transactine a
general Dry Goods %lobbing business. under the firm
of Purdy u Mclaughlin, AT 100, Pearl Street.
HENRY PURDN,
WM. u. MCLAUGHLIN.
New York, MayI2, 1898
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c. REMOVAL. .G3)
Il liOSHY

FAVE REMOVED tn ono of Warwich's new
q d Ganlte Front Buildings, lately occupied by
30 III < Lacy. Opposite then former staud,) where
thy hive just received a large and well selected IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-28

BUCKINGHAM ELEGTlON.-Gov. Camp.
bell has, by Proclamation, directed an election 10
be held in Buckingham, on Monday tle OH of July
neNi, FOR delegate to supply the vacancy IN the dele
CATION oil that county, occastoned by the death Of
Samuel Jones, Esq, MlcSssrs. George W. KYLE
(Whlgi aud Dldney L. Gooel lLocn Foeo) are the
candidates, We hope HE Wings will not, by su-
pinencss, lose tleir vantage ground.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-28

TIE LYNCHBURG DORCAS SOCIET

TIE LYNCHBURG DORCAS SOCIETY.
The Anniversary Of this Society was held on Mon
day the l1th inst. at the Methodist Episcopal
Church. The meeting was opened with prayer by
the Rev. David :. Doggett.
The Managers presented their Annual Report.
winch was read aud adopted ; and. on motion,
ReSotred, That the Editors OF the Lynchburg
VItginidn be requested 10 publish It,.
After which, the following Ladies were duly elect
ed Officers and Managers for the ensuing wear
Mrs. Anne NorvclI, First Dreciress Mrs. Mary
Brown, Second D,rectress Mrs. l.. w. Oley.
Secretary Mrs. +. B. Eriy, Treasurer Mrs.
Lewis, Mrs. Harrison. Mrs. Dream, Mrs. T.. l.. G..
Brown, Mrs. {. Garland, Mrs. DR.. Saunders, Mrs.
Leila Noryel, Miss Anue Simpson, and Mrs. Lucy
Shinu, lIaHaperS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-28
ANNUAL REPORT.

In presenting the lourteenth Annual Report Of The
- Lyuchbnrg Dorcas Society,"" Your Managers
would briefly state, that the past has been a year of
great announcement in their labours. 1t is true,
the field has expanded before them, till II seemed
TOO vast o TIC embraced by their limited Efforts; but
in the prosecution of their various duties, they have
generally been successful, and if they have been al
any time discouraged, it was when their means were
not proportIoned to the magnitude of the work.
Notwithstanding Your Managers were compelled
10 cuniiue themselves within a Treasury sustained
by fifty or sixty members, and a few liberal Donors,
vet even these free will offerings have, they be-
lleye, " cone up as a memorial before our Father
in Heaven, and returned in blessings. alike upon
the giver and receiver OF those charities. 1t may
not be uninterestng TO those who patronize this
Society, 10 learn that there are now under the spe-
cial care OF the Managers not less than 60 children
attached 10 the Dorcas de iaitment ufthe Methodist
Episcopal Sabbath School-some of whom are or
pilaus, and others the cliidlen Of widows and indi-
gent parents. hey are clothed semi-aunually, and
their punctual attendance is req Tired. There is Il
onmIlte from the Board, whose duty is TO visit The
School regularly, and ascertain # There is any de
lnuuency on the part OF those who have been cloth
ed. aud, # any, they are reported to another com
mlttee, which co-operates with the frst-whose
duty is, TO VISIT the absent scholars, and report the
cause of absence. Such a coarse of vigilance has
been well calculated 10 prevent imposition, aud your
Managers think themselves warranted ia stating thai
the number has been small indeed of such as have
Uktn advantage OF your chatty, aud very rarely La,
a case of delinquency occurred which they have a
bandoued as hopeless.
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PUHDN "a sscAAUGMLHV,

TOO PcnrI ]Atrcct, Nv X0Fk,
OFFER for sale, on liberal terms, a large and
W desirable ASSIGNMENT Of British, FRENCH, aud
Italian Dry Goods, particularly adapted to the
Southern market. Merchants ,IsitiIing New York
arc respectfully invited 10 examine their stock.
New York, May %, 4w If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-28

o. Col. James b. Mallory has resigned his seat in
the State Senate, 10 which he was lately elected from
the Dlnwiddlc district, 10 avoid Il contested election.
with which lie was threatened by his competitor.
Dr. Scott. Both gentlemen will doubtless be can
didatcs again.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-28

u The Augusta (Gco) ConstitutlonaIist seem,
" De very much at a loss to know wlether to rejoice
VI 10 mourn over the defeat Of the Administration
I'S IN Virginia. Opposed to the Wings, it yet
|''so'es itself with the fact, which it says il has
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-28

4 Candidate ,eanted The Democratic party
IN Illinois are sadly IN want of a candidate for Coy
ernor. The Van Buren, Convention bad otninaled
J.. Stephenson, recently the Receiver otllc Land
Office at Glle0a: but a late Report from the lrea-
sury Department having disclosed the fact that he is
a defdultcr 10 the tune of some So, 900, the
people have given the most unequivocaI indications
that they cant stand every thing" and will not
support him. Gov. REYNOLDS was asked 10 take his
place-but he refused. Tn post WAS then tender
ed to the Lieutenant Governor, A. NJ. Jenkins,
who replied that he could not be a candidate for the
Van Bufen patty, as he had been constrained to
leave their ranks, and as the Wings had already a
candidate our, he could not expect to be supported
by them. The fact is, that the old Jackson party
cannot be kept together by Van Buren,. lie lacks
the u ma .lc Of 4 name TO bind together hetero-
ecncous and d!scord4nt materials. They must fall in
pieces-a contamination, in our humble opinion,
most cYoully to be desired.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-28

o. The Prince de Jolnyille, son Of the King Of
France, arrived at Norfolk, from Brazil, on Monday
last, aud passed through Richmond on Wednesday.
on his way to Washington.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-28

a." Winter, not coatent with lingering in the Ian
of Spring, seems ready to eucroach upon the domain
OF summer. FIRES aud cloahs were quite comfor.
table on Friday last, and the mountains around us
were covered with snow
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-28

u Ex-Speaker Banks works well inlhc traces.
tie had hardly taken his seat in the House, when he
voted against a suspension Of HE Rules, to enable
Nf' Boon to offer his resolution repeating the
specie Circular! He was regarded as tatlerfsh
"pie he was in the Legislature, an aspirant Tor Gu
oelllalorial honors.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-28

a. \ writer in the \. Y. Evening Post, Or.
Van Bnicn's Leading New YORK. papcrD adserting to
the probability OF Mr.. Claws probable nomination ior
the Presidency, says: All the voters in my house,
Wings though we be, have resolved that we W all not
vote fora man for President, who is a STAKEHOLDER.
My opinion Is that the Abolilouis.s generally will act
IN the same way."-lle adds, If the Wings do not
put IN nomlnatlon a real sou of liberty Tor President,
they will lose my vote, aud the votes of hundreds OF
thousands OF men,who are lot liberty in the abstract,
and also in reality We commend this fact TO the
special attention of the Washington Chronicle.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-28

= The Washington Chronicle say lis too bu.
sy TO answer us, just now. Very we'll. We are in
no hurry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-28

A#f..NI, IL, H.. t.,.,.,. .
ha, b,,r .xncrl,.l nn,n ~. :, l' : ~ ,n'
town. nu,nb,, at ,,,n1,,s 80. ~, -.
the ,ear-anono these w,,c ss,e,,l aad,ws nmE
Ctot1,,s of snx ,isb t ,,l ,.n ,h,il.., =
tbes, Won, NJ ,n,r.,s l,n,1 IL, al Iaa,h3aaI
in all oi hem the, found a,si,,ss@ ,,d ~. ,ls - n,,
ert,.
One startling fact thc, hec I,,,, :, ,o.a,J n,,.
lpp TN ,oliesi weather al IA, ,,,, v,,,., =, h.l,ia..
motlr, and several small cllldttrr -, n, oy,,,I -,
4, ms,,,bI. ,k,J,. deSt,It,lc ,t mo ,...s.,,,a. ~
life Sbc had lnt,,J b,, las, si,,l ~ .,,l a.I
lowered owe, The d,inc emhe,s. MI M, mn sns,,l 80
manned. In this extremity OF suffering. she gathered
het lit'ie ones IN hef arms, 'R't ihn warmth al her
""h S'''FeilhS l','he m'sht preserve lhelis nom
aa' ,W' - =. ""' ''""" = u 's''"S
W. ~ ~ ''''
H., 10y - ~ ''' 80 - '"' ',>''"'' VI
- '' - '' wv "'N'
- - :" '"'''' -, W. ~ II,
~, xa,, -, ~. ~ ~ , n". = = w
been. for a number OF wears past, engaged in search
rug out the poor children Of onr lown. and afford
ING them every tacIut,,Z 10 srtn te the bn,fit OF
= ibbath School lnstt uttinn. II ~ not for them Ia
tell YOU nov, that the, have a large nnmbc, of in
tercsiinr children, taken from In, abodes of wretch.
edness and want, or that YOU have constantly around
YOU The suffering poor, who need Won, ehn,ity X the
assistance OF the Dorcss Soc,ely. These are facts,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-28
TIN II COPPER WARE
I.ECTORE.
E.. =, -. TILDEV kEED,
-7s- One Door North OF
4sA.j DIR. ii. DAVIES
~ I'D TG ETNYE.

AS on hand n lsrge assortment Of Tin Ware.
IL which he will sell very low. Merchants
who deal in this article, will do well to call On
him, as he warrants his work to be as well executed
as Mt any other establishment IN the State.
He has also hand, and is prepared make, Stills,
Kettles, and every kind Of Ware in his business
House Covering and Spouting with Fin or Copper
on the most approved plan, and low prices.
e. STOVES, ofdllierentk kinds and sizes.
February 10 WISH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-28

Senator RitcS.-Tne last Charlottesville R,pu5-
lean has tIt following paragraph, which, although
editorial, seems 10 be wa en- by authority =
Us the Aloxanatla Gazette last vrch hintcd, that
because Mr.. Rlvcs dlued with the President he was
GU the stool of repentance, WAS graclou, with HIM,
&c, Tor lis satisfaction we WIIl state that HE friendly
relations aud social intercourse betwetn those gentle
men have not been affected IN the least by their
maintaining opposite aud conflicting opinions on the
sub-treasufs question. And further, not word on
political SUBJECTS has ever been introduced bv
either To the other Tor more than a year. However
widely they may yer have occasion l. differ on poll
tics, 1t wIIino interrupt then personal tlIsndsllp.-
Aud the Gazette may say to The It's readers THAI so far
iom MIR. Rlpes repentIng Of hi, opposition to the sub
treasury blll, every day conyIucesh lm OF the correct
uess OF his own views, aud OF the lnplacjicibility and
unsuitablcness OF the Government scheme TO the mite
rests and prosper ty Of The United States, and that he
will not now, ar any time hereafter, support the or Il
sub-treasurs JIll.'
The MadlsOuian is even more emphatic than the
Charlottesville paper. Ii says: =" MI. Riyes's opin-
ious have been more aud more confirmed in entire
opposition 10 The financial schemes of the admluis-
uatIon, even as more recently developed, and he
ras lost all c~onftencc IN their authors, and IN Mr.
Ian Barea as CHG Magistrate otAc nation." =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-28

a. Ia reference to the recent nomination., by
the New York Conservatives, OF Mr.. Clay as Presi-
dent, aud Mr.. Tallmadge as Vice President, the
Charlottesville Republican,-which may be regard
ed, rather than the Richmond Enquirer, as speaking
Understandings the views of he Virginia branch Of
the Spartan phdtanr,-makes lbs remark =" We are
inclined TO believe that the Conservative party in
Nlrslnia are not prepared to follow in the wake of
the New Workers. IHey 1riU neiUicr JOIN Inc Clay
PARTY nor the Sub Treasury party, but maintain their
own principles, and hrow thar freight into that scale
ahich ,riH best secure the great interests Of Their com
'ton country" Quite oracrlar and ambiguous =
Inc question is tins As between Van Buren, and
C!ay-whoae opinions are well known-which will
they vote for Ifthey 9 maintain their own prin-
cIpIes," they cannot throw their weight into eli
ther scale yet we are given to understand that they
do not mean to stand entirely aloof from The contest.
Will the Republican state their :. position" fairy J
e. The Richmond Enquirer does not like the
movement Of the New York Conservatives in favor
ofMr. Clay. The Bank is the lion in his path.
Does the Enquirer candidly believe that the objec-
tonsto a National Bank are half SO weigliy aud for
mldable as those which itself has urged against the
Sub-Treasury Scheme :!
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NJ Law
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REPORT.

Th" COMMITTEE appointed To examine tho Vrca
surer's book, report AS iollowsi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-28

O. 1t is announced. in the Charlottesville Re
publican, that Alexander Riyes, Esq. declines the
appointment Of Visitor to West Point, which has
been conferred upon him by the Secretary of War;
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-09

Ter Winter bat tercits (cinc T!ra(Eicur,
onrlltsu I1scn, uno nlht nur f1ite, r1uh
Wiuce, Icuccrh aud, lhrn mchrcre ti,d,ti9t
Sdmecgeit0ter oislt uno lebte 9Srd,e GRIN:
ncrten un5 fuhI unc ft'ttar, bog Ger Gem
mer iii ocucm Grnlf 9Ibitt,ico 0esRA,Qmen.-
lletriQcns miro r'elh1tIache, oab ,Dk ld,cr
ieit Wtitte Sertfmters cen Sien teiScAmnf:
tcu, unfcru entftrutercu Nrcunrcn CUR Gje
nliQe o1rtlun, c1s raS HIima unicrc5 Gird:
oes feineswe9e ltalllh 1T @rn Gem on9c
nebmcu Nelut ccs lr9enonnteu Suciousr
Srmmers hatteu mir urd) teine Spur.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-09
Meo: Nac)ricbt.

NNe6ridt mirr Diermit ertbsilt, taS eer Frarb Der
~ 0rmmiBtcntrs rcn Stare Ga,lrtp, rep ibrer
2 Steuns tm lcttcn Sunp, einc Bittfarift rerseleSt
wurre irrrin un Nenrerun9 res xhels Der Staats.
troBc in ptetem Ga,lntp, Die rrn eris mad 6arris~
tur9 fnbrt, sctcten 1T, an,ufansen am lcsten Gnts
ron am. pdrns, IT, Sanp an tefa9tcrS StaatstraBe,
in SlimiAbillcn Sounbir; rrn rrrt nrrrmeftlth Der
altrn 9auntptttaBe, rie ett ren ine in 9etraud IL.
,u tatfen tis ritfcte tricrerum tcfose taatsrabs
an rer iirfeite rrn gSartr(omars Glarts tane III
tc(aetrm xounthir rur6fbhttret, unr rag tefaste
Srorb 9ienttos rem Aten zos tddffen 9eeemters
tttiinmt roten tim III brr 2(mts'tutc in 0attrn jtt.
fonmcn ;u trmmen, Ginmcnrun9cn otjub6ren, rrer
tincn Qusmefunes grftbl ;u rrlosrn, .rann nno trs
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