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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05

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~ wa moved ibli Go pfeHaabtbf
spp10hted oho n ihe paleeales tg ils
Convention.
Resolved, That ileae proceedings
b. signed hy he Chairman ahd c0un
tefsifnrd by tie Secretary.
ltesoIged, That she proceedings NJ
ihiimeeiios be Published ~ ihe W
200 Hammer, and she Wing paper
throughout ihe State, arc requested q
publish Else s4me.
10. H. GRAYSON, Cham.
CnAs. T.. MouSr, SeC'y.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05
From me Yd1Oo BaRrer.
WHO MEETlNG.

WING MEETING.
Al a meeting Of the Wing party Of
the county Of Yazoo, and that portion
OF the State Rights party in favor a
a National Bank held at Benton, No
yember l9rh, Beverly X. Graysor
Esq. was called to chair, VIM. Reid
col. VIM. X. Stone, James K. Burris,
Vice Presidents; Charles L. Mount
Secretary.
Resolved, That we adopt the vir
gina and Kentucky resolution, Of SO
as our political text book.
Resolved, That we pronounce the
doctrlnesofthe proclamation and force
bill. be contrary to the constitution
OF the United States, and subversive
OF the reserved rights of the States.
| Resolved, That we pronounce the
doctrines of General Jackson,s protes,
TO DC unconstitutional and monarch
cal IN the extreme, and dangerous to
human liberty.
Resolved, That while we stand en-
tlrely uncommltted, in relation to the
next Presidency, we hold ourselves
ready, as good citizens, to cast our
votes for that candidate whose princi.
pies may approximate most nearly to
our own.
Resolved, That it is our duty. as
Wings Of Missssippi--as the uncom.
promising opponents ofexecutive pat.
ronage and power-as the advocates
of the rights of the States and of the
people, to express our decided disap-
probation Of the course pursued by
the general government, and TO unite
IN our endeavors to procure speedy
and thorough reform.
Resolved, That it is the duty Of
congress under the authority of the
constitution, "to regulate commerce
among the States" to establish a uni.
form currency, and to adopt some eff
hclent remedy for the present deran.
ged state of the domestic exchanges
throughout the Union.
Resolved, That the Sub-Treasurv
system as proposed by the President.
and detailed in Congress by those in
his confidence is measure which. in.
stead OF tending to regulate the cur.
rency and equalize the exchanges.
must inevitably tend to acontrary re-.
suit; extend toan alarming degree the
power and patronage of the execu-
tive, and detract from the reserved
rights of the states, by consolidation
OF power in the hands of the federal
government.
Resolved, That no ellectual means
have as yet been devised for CARVING
out the provisions of the constitution,
and OF securing sound and uniform
currency, except a Nation Bank. char.
tered by Congress under proper re-.
strIctlons and regulations; and rerar-
ding the constitutional question rela-
tive to such an institution as fully set.
tied, we will give it our decided sun.
port in preference to any alternative.
y yet proposed by the administra.
ion.
Resolved, That while we regard the
mon as 1t now stands as eminentlv |
calculated to further the happiness
md well being Of the whole United |
states, and every citizen thereof. we
will not tolerate or eountenance anv
Interference BY northern or domestic
anatics, with our domestic institn.
ions, and that we will regard all ~
nem,ss to our peace and happiness
$ well as violators Of the spirit Of that
constitution which our foreiathcrs n.
reed to and adopted, who in any
hape or form tolerate such interior
nee.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05

These two powers have long stood
towards each other in the attitude Of
jealous rivals, and from the annexed
Intelligence it would seem that the
breach between them is growing WI
der, and threatens soon to break out
into an open rupture. An extract
from a 81. Petersburg Gazette of the
9TH October, states that Courier
had just arrived from Tells, with in
formation that Lieutenant General
Colowlne, commander of the army Of
the Caucasus, has received from Cen
eral refF65s ki, Governor Of ne htha-
nat Of Erivad, official notice Of the
departure of the British troops from
Akoucbysa, and of their entrance
into Shiraz, reinforced by a number
OF individuals, who had revolted
against the reigning Schah. There
prevails at present in Persia panic
much greater than that which seized
the country in 1886, on the acces-
sion to the throne Of Mohammed
Schah. General Perowski has march
ed troops to the Araxes, in the direc-
ton of Bakou, in order to reassure
the Schah, by showing him that Rus
STA was ready to assist him in case
the English should invade hisdomion-
ions. General Golowine has sent a
reinforcement of 5000 men to the
corps of the army of Armenia, and
has called for precise instructions to
direct his future conduct. The Gov
eminent waits the arrival of the En-
peror to forward orders to that Gen.
eral.
On the other hand, we are informed
that Count Potoski, the Russian Am
bassador in Sweden, has opened ne
gotiations with the government Of
that country, having for their object
to insure the cooperation Of the Swe-
dish fleet with that OF Russia, in the
event Of a war or hostile demon
stratlon against England.
"Our Government intends sending
into Armenia several regiments; com
posed of men natives of Northern
Russia. 1t was at first contemplated
to employ in that country corps oil
Cossacks and regiments consisting Of
Poles and Russians, but there is a dis |
to trust the latter, among
whom much discomfort has of late
prevailed. If England wished to
avail herself Of the delay that will in
tervene before the arrival of those
Russian regiments in Armenia, which
cannot take place for three or four
on account of the distance
between the latter and central Rus
'la, she might create considerable en-
oarrassment for the Cabinet Of ST. I,
Petersburgh by marching troops to-
wards the Araxes, and raising the cry
II "Llberty" among the natives of
he Caucasus and Georgia, aud among I
he Russian forces themselves. The
Ear is more in dread of such an .
vent than all Lord Pahnerston's d.
lomatical notes. The Cabinet Of
ne Tui'eries inspires no fear 10 NJ.
'essslrode, who loudly boasts OF be- =
Z able to lead itas he pleases.
What tune i, most likely to capti- /
tie a young ladye A ior.tane, to be n
re. What is lady's most interest. 4
NJ avaS Har ,,,o~r. -
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05
For he Canton Herald.
A PROTRACTED MEETING

Will commence here on Thursday the
18th inst, to continue several days, and
in which will be assisted by Mr.. Gala
har and other brethren. The Pres ytc.
rlan church will observe that day as one
OF fasting, humiliation and prayer, with
reference to the increasing indifference
to eternal things so prevalent among US,
and 10 tbs eacieacy Vi the Gospel onl
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05

In to-day's paper, will be found the
proceedings of large whig meeting held
in Benton, fazoo county, on the 10Th
instant. The sentiments thus promulra-
ted by the freemen of Yazoo, viii be re-
sponded to by every patriot. We com
mend them TO the attention OF our readers.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05

DRLAwARe.--Thc loco focos claim dit
tie Delaware" by majority Of about
40 votes. We are much inclined to
doubt the truth Of this rumor, but feeling
rather liberal after our overwhelming
victory in New York, we can afford 10
lose Delaware, without the deficit being
perceptlble.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05
From the Ncw York Wig, Nor. 10
IMPORTANT FROM CANADA

Martial lac proclaimed--.Awfnl Murders.
By the morning mail we have received
an from the office of the Montreal
Herald, dated Monday, Nov. 5. The
Canadians have again risen, and martial
law has been declared. The whole coun
try is in stated open Instruction, and
many loyalists have been murdered in
acadle county.
4 s'eamboa, with the Royal Artillery,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05

AWFUL STEAMBOAT DISASTER Is
with much pain that we again have 10 re.
cord the particulars Of tremendous ex.
ploslon on the Mississippi. The steamer
Gen. Brown, from from Louisville, burst
boiler at Helena, Arkansas, causing a
dreadful destruction of human life. The
Gen. Brown was crowded with passeu.
gers, many Of whom were Southerners.
who had been detained from home thus
long, on account Of the low stage of the
Rivers. The steamer remained abqpt
twenty minutes ut Helena, and kept up
nigh steam all the time; at the very mo-
ment Of starting, the explosion took
place. The following is as correct list
as could possibly be CLEANED from those
who have suffered:
KILLED AND FOUND.
Capt. Saml. Clark,
Underwood, Mate,
Wilson, LIST Mate,
Johnson, Carpenter,
The Bar Keeper,
A passenger not known.
WOUNDED
Johnson, Engineer,
The Pilot,
Fireman,
MISSING.
w. A. Miller, hatcher,
y. E. Davis, do.
+. Libby, do.
DR.. Price, vicksburg,
II. M. Blanchard, do
Mr.. Johnson, do
2. Hubbard, N. Orleans destination
/. J. Levy, Port Hudson,
J. G. Garthwaite, Newark, Nj,
Thos. d Lewis,
Mr.. Kane, Red River,
Names Of others not recollccted.
Thirty horses on board, we're all blown
overheard, and ten Of them killed.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05
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wfh ihn ahig pafly,aal ihst ihaf eYls
eiF'fs afe totally al gsflansu with whlr
principles ~ hfailsh fefnifri 49,
whig nomination ~ lieutenant es,efoaf
Through q mistaken siaw II 81 senf.
nlan'' 90 that 'ially impguaai .liee,
W" was believed ~ o. d thorough go.
a''elliieois', and thereby got n0nlns,ei
~ New York NY, Mf seward, no yhie
candidate ~ Governor, received "a ma.
Iofily Of nearly ff,sn Aaadfel rai,s
Nh''o Tracy, the locoforo aspimnl for
'he same Office a, Bfalish, received a
majority OF three huAi,si AMI tgrigfpy b
This should efseiusIly, and 40 believe
That IN some measure u will, silence ihol
infamous Islander Of tho locos, that tho
wing party Of the North Is indissoub,
linked with abOlilionism. The wings oil
New York, could not, g0uh rof, vote for
all abOlitl0nist, but preferrgd rafber to
siay at home, and permit tho locofoco
candidate 70 triumph Actions speak
l"''''"' than words, and this one fact, will
have more weight in the scale with an
enlightened public, than all the unsub.
Stimulated slang of the loco foco press for
months to come.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05
Those marked thus ! are locofoco,
SENATE.

SENATE.
There are eight senator's elected
this year. of whom the wings have
probably carried sir, and the locofo-
cos t,co. as follows:
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05


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independence, and
degrading vassaIag,
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the lale National b.. :
present United STATS r.
ylyania ha, been dss
the staple State, Il AZ
establishing the mcusy -
Northern States, he in,,
Of which has been holm.
US dependent upon them
all The profits Of our Iasqp,
lzed by them.
8. Resolrsd, That v. y
establishment Of STATE Ar,
specie basis, under iudru
agement and a strict ac.,
as beneficial to the comma.
as fully competent, IN The i
an overshadowing NatIo,l
supply all the desirable rr
bank paper circulation.
3. Rsolred, That We
prove Of the present AMI
OF the general goyernmsa
as sustaining the correct N
the constitution, as managal
dence, sagaclty, econong
ty, but as tending to ~
equality Of sectional rigtaI
ests so fondly desired hi
ern States.
| 10. Rcsolred, That ven
the slncerest plaessasii's. iai,
the elevated and magnaan
OF the Hon. John G. CahI
late efforts in supported
guished measure Of "deIla
liberty the lndependsH
Bill, and that we entertall
spect and gratitude for Ata
hrmness with which heMl
the administration Of ~
government in relation ~
ces.
ii. Resoluea, Tia! ltss
friends Of republican pns
use every honorabl. ssa
mote the election Of m.mb
next Congress who will ~
.
sent the principles, rights
ests of Mississippi.
II. Reyolred, That we
prove Of the proposition
general State conventions
on the 9Th day Of January
that the following gentIsHe
pointed delegates to the
r. M. Williamson, W@b
Peter Goad, James B, Slaa
Hodge. L. H. Powell \,
ell. William d. Henry, y
der, John douglass, A. !
Charles Moore, Henry \
Owen Van yacter, W
Daniel Rice, John II. Th'
Bennett, John Briscos'
! Moore, Eli NichoL Bsa
Chambers, Eli G. Henry
Reid.
IS. Resolped, That the
resolutions be signed Oy
dent and Vice Presidents
taries, and published 10
as will give general gu
them. After the reading =
resolutions. Andrew HAYS
answer to many calls, re's'
usual impressive and lu NJ
enlarged upon the pfla y II
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05

What tune i, most likely to capti-
vate a Young ladyl A lorraine. TO be
'nre. What is a lady's most interest.
NC age' Her marriage.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05


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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-05

The l4th Congressional District
---SILAs WaleHr's HosE. This dis.
trict, composed Of St. Lawrence and
Franklin, is very doubtful. ST. Lax.
thtAlCe gave, last year, CAT locofoco
majority; II towns have been heard
from, which gave a wing majority of
six, and show whig gain of near
500; should the remaining towns 90
as they did last year, the locofoco
majority in the county will be 900.
Franklin is reported to have given
between Q and 800 wing majority. If
this is true, Van Rensselaer,, the whig
candidate, is surely elected.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-05-18
Groves
34 atemt Bteuem 3DallT8t.

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~ em, bag l1e bos 9atentrc6t aefauft Dottr, I'M
otsen nIsltrn 4rttcl in StareI 9Dapne ,,np O1e.
oina 9aunttes, in, 9taat Obp, 3u rcrfcrtigcn, ~
brali1en 1'no 51 rcreaufcn. Stc loctn pas Vutliz
t.,n Cit, III hrcr QDrrttatt, an btr Ot(ctc bcs Ga
nails Gusearawas 9traBe, in Canton, an1urufct,
mo rt tettdnbt9 Stcntn>pallattc ron rer(biercren
Sr6Ben tho prtte'1, gum Sertauf fcrti9 9cnaht
scrratDi9 halten.
6r9enre llnp ctlidc rrn Den riclcn GmrfeDlun9en,
bic te rpn fcDr dbttaren 8ur9crn nicfcs u1b anrc
rer 9taaten c,nrfan9tn batcn, uuo tpc(dc bic rrrz
susl&cre 9luelhteit picfcs paIloites nor jepen an,
nern perarti9cn Nrtitrl tcircttcn.
Gerti cate.
9ies tcf6cini9t, peB ltnttrthrictene rtencrip1Dnz
ttt, nusbcn Qrtitel ilttr 2 alrnotc bincureb rrp<
ttrt, wdDrenp ipcbcr 3tit bic Bicncn aus 2 &ortcn
tbre S4eiten et,po Sub tn Den paIlatt Dincn tau
ten, unn nach rcn O(cnatcn puroen rtt altcn &6r>
be atsencnsr1ten nit l3O pfunp pom tctcn .5rni9,
1no retntscn unp rttfcn @deitttt, ric ieb jeu,als
fab, rarin. Sd lin irirtb NIT bicftm lrttt( (cbr
5ufrcocn, unp 9autc, rag er ac 3wcdc, bcret'rc9cn
tr arrnrfcben lit, crfttlIcn rrirb. Qub 8aute i'd,
oaB !0err 8rprcs bic 0latur unb Sebanrun9 ricftr
munpcrtareu, fcit9tn SnIeftcn rrfepnlcn pertteDt,
unn babcr cmrfcble h pem 0utlitum germ tcfo9tc
GrfnpunS ais rcrsISli@cr renn rscnp cttras rictcr
Nrt, trcprn jckt 0etraleb 9cm0tbt mtrr. Sctb Sc
Der untcrfudc uno urtDeilc fir 16 fettt.
pittstnr9, pa. Slcr.l7, 1885, Aorrh !9art.
8tthrtcr J0crr.-9a Se III m!tnfhrn nibcn, irie
mcin e tncn lcetes Sobr 8ctNan, 70 mill itb SDnen
n9t meDr nod minrtr als bic QBabrDrtt fa9cn Die
Btcncn non S6rtrn batcn tDre 3ellcn mcbr ols jnr
!oatfte it Den palatt 9etout, fe Datcn msnc Grz
ipartun9cm tcbr ttcrtrcen nno menn bic na6ifc SAB
rcsjcIt 9untiS it, rcnte i trerren c ibren paIIat
fuen, unp c9 it rrt 5tpep onpere bincin artcitc't.
9Nit Q6tun9 Der SDri9r, Scbn M fe s.
Gbe'ter 60. pernIptp. Sec 26, 1896.
.6trr 18iIliam @rrrts.-SGr 9Arctcn rcn 20
(ten lttten Olrnats 1T crDalten mrrpcn. Sa Sic 3u
wtB:n witntten, ipe cs nit mct,cn II. -6rn SranSs
!ercs 0:cnen frbt, f. lobc idb Se mtBcn boB 6crrn
@eanslcrs ouberrrbcntl6 gut 9etb"n hotcn; tr 9Ht,
bag Que, pclbe re Grfnpun9 tabcn, ricirltc bod
lbtt tarunrern. 2(ucb Date te6 I6crrn {5enrtttrn,
ern 9lorombplctcn xaunfebip, scfcbcn. Qn6 ,ait
teInrm @allat leNts pcDl aus, uno Dinll6tlih mcz
ntr 8nncn, bateu pieIelten Scmlh gut 9ctban G5
llnp jcst rclc pauaite in @umtcrlann Sountv in
Operation, bic tcr Dalt rcll finn, unp Vtc!c rrcden
rarru, |lob lolbc an;utbatfcn. 9ics lit ron Sbrem
Srrunp unp QBcDl,rlufbcr, pts!ciA ib unketannt
NIT Sbnen lin. Sb Dcft, Sbr e3c9aft III profit
lb, unn lin Ihcr;cust, caB es rcrtDcilbatt fir Srz
DE iii, ais Sbren plan tcfclstn.
SpGerb 6 ehrs,n.
Carlisle, San. s, 1887
8mcntin @utiu5 ii. G'cr &C. Webb.
Cation, Sehr. 2, 1898. 3 0Tt
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-05-18
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SEeri6tct feline ttttIdcn Sreunrc unp pasput(ifun
~ uksrbaupt pab CT Den 8en;sn 9prratD oes osrrn
2n'n Sssls, ron bcnfeten setauft bat tetekenp aus
9erren Seoer-Sie Gdttel,
Spaniihe SdttcL bolb Spanifde Do. Da>
men VeoersSis, 30 Qcmeine, cp 36un,e,
Gottelbdss> 9leiles SGefe, Croocner SRaps
pen, ,pntrcnsSofden, SHoIfers, Dearbcrn,
G}eldlrr, SunImctte, @elhirr BON iecer
G'ottun9 &ummets Spdne, 3uoltrdnqe,
@rfcr, Seucrs gimer, Qrnecn Wo0en Vcits
1d)cn, 9emeine peitfheu bon icocr Sat,
tung, II. im.
Allc bic rt9cn Nrtift nb non outer 0uo(itat ,i,tz
bcm e aus ZEN tctten Oaterialicn no auf bic tctte
Nrt 9cmat mcrpcn iinb ,tnp rpcrpcn I'M @rckcn uns
Slcinrn, 70 mrbfcil fir taar Gcn rtcr rpp1tte rcrz
tauft ais cni9e aDnbc 8utc, in Der mct(i6cn Sonp.
fbeft
Que 2tnfrril&e fir Nrtitel III tcineu Sad rperocn
fr9lcih rrlI;r9tn
Die Ginwrbnrr nm @torf unb rcn er1n1tnper,
eauntses rrerren erf1dt tcp Dm ein,utebrcn tnp fir
ll@ eltft gu frbcn.
9as 9cfbaft ntrb in Der QSerfttattr res .l5ru.
2n' Vcols, rer 9ont 9e9entcr, in bcr Iuscor atpas
StraBc, an9ctretcn, 100 es iDm Srcurc MAIDEN ptrp
allen Nnprlthcn in fentm Sod auf pos Setfe at,,t,
marten. Srfepb 8. J6 c I'm.
" @antcner 8anfucten nernen at par
fllr Slrbelt cner Sdulren auoencmmen.
Canton, Arrttl3 1888. lSa.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-05-18

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-05-18
YreDta9 ben 16ten O}an 1893.
2Na9en uno NutIibenma1ereD
III Der Stabt @nntcn, Starf Gauutp, Sbic.

W. ~ O'""A S"ItrAlI Slult OuLIllD SDVlC.
ar unterf3rictcne 3ri9t fttnen Sreunren unp
~ Dem putlifua tIbcrbaurt AT, Rag Ct ppn nun
an fe 2S aScnma9 9ertp, in rer @enoAttrabe
Der Stabt Canton, Gin Se,lar prn &nats, fritber
Slads 2hirtDsbaus, in alien 3reSsn su tetreiten
on9e1an9sn bat Ct rerfrtist olle Artcn
Ger9nit9nn96s uno 9ieile Sahr3cu9e,
mic aud Sautrn,pdscn jcber 2(rt unb iltcrbourt alc
Nrt ron Nrtsit bic in tein Sad hla9t, unp miro t@
tenlitben bureb h6ne ,nb quito rtcit mic bur rrbz
tetleprchc cGcmrscnbcit Jurcrpitnen.
5cnc Nrt kraudtorcn >epl5cs rrie aud $onbcsrrpz
quite 'perbrn an SeSoEtun9sttatt et9crrnunen.
NlIforkcit bic III ros. SAD per QSa9cnmabertp
Al99t ipirp auf turSctte Nn5eise gut unp trpblfel
rcrfert9t.
U'Au@ h0lt ltnterGbricttncr tcftdnbis encn Dor
ratb t6rl5 fir G@rener nr -6rljarteter ouf 6onp,
rrn Ct 5u tilli9cn Nrrin9un9cn otloBen tpirr.
Oanicl N9ne.
Canton, 2(rril 27. 30Jlt
UGin flDi8cr Nrteiter in cteft,n Soebc farm 2(r>
cit erbattcn; o1t6 tann Gin ScDrnS Don mcralibcm
eborottcr cine quito @tee erDaltcn, mcnn Ct feb
tolb tcp Otcnuntcrt6r 6rtctencn n,elrct.
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Der 3etf eri@cint rrseImaBts jepen Srcttas.
2. Der 9utferiptions>p prcis 1T Gin 1Holcr
uno so Gents, in 9praustcsobtun9, rrcr 3 Dos
ter, falls bic 3ctuns nit innerbolb Der ertfen a(f=
t. pcs Sabrs te5oblt wirp.
8. 9ie 9crtenpunS 9e(Aebt auf Soften ber TIN
terfArciter, nno 8ricfc an bic -6eraus9cter mi1bcn
ppttftep cin9cfanct wcrbcn.
4. Nn;eistn tperbcn pren,al bas 9itrtd fur j.
men 3 aler ctnserldt milbet atcr tcscieb toar
tejablt werpcn, no man niAt euf fpntti9e Nrt IN
Sie9nun9 ttcDt.
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Gtaat Sbic, Storf @auntD, IS. lit Court
bon Common NleaS.

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bon Common pleas.
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graft eine6 BON befa9ter Court in er1uotem
w prr3cB an mid scrihtcten SefeDl nerpe ie9 an
pcr 1Dllr pcs epurtbauies erta9ttr Gauntp onr
Samlfa9, ben 26lteu udchiten WaD,
fcl9cne tcIhretcnes $anb Itlm 6fcntli6cn 8erfaut
ontcten, tanlieb: 1bcil RON Scetpn S, in 1a,tits
tdip (pitc), Sicbe in teta9tem0 0auntp, te9ran,t
mic fpI9t: f3nSt an Mittepfrtfcn teia9ter Seetirn
ait, ppn rrrt n6rpih Is Soften 10 Sints, ron bort
6iflid 81 Soften <ints, rann fiIrlh 9 Grab ncts
lid IA Settrn 10 $ints, Damn crrlie 33 0rob mctz
lid 10 Soften, ronn 6ttliA nacb rcm Nnfanssrlat,
80 Ntcr tnp SIS 6unpcrttbeile neDr orer
ircri9cr. 9ieter Streb lit ais bic 8aucrep tctannt,
ouf Der pcter 6rdcnfhmitb CUR 3cit cines -oinbti>
rens mrbnte-0er Ycrtauf f3n9t tint IL ltbr Ilitz
tags at nno Scpinsun9en werpcn tetannt 9cnroobt
rrn @ antel Naffcnfperser S6criff.
= S9crifszA Amt, 0antcn,1
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6 erti f { +.

Opir bic ltnterfdrietcnsn, 8arscr srn @tore 60.
~ tcfhcinisen, bag mir ldcn felt sero,,,ncr Scit
etrbs patentN f6rmt sc Sebcrf T.
g attet sctrauett tnp biefeltcn ais fcGr (tebtc
nnp tcqntmc Ncit'dttcl ousfunrcn. QHir c1rrfcD(cn
pictIten nrm putlifrm germ ais rrr,l9li6tr als IT.
9cnp cine oi1rere Nrt bic mir je 9ctralobt
Sctrts Sr9lc, Grbrai,n Verr(r,
QGiiliotn Heals, Sattltr, Sotrb @6affcr,
Scei y. Slime, Q. NatFen1pcrecr,
1bcmos 9ottrn, Benjamin .5aas.
q. 9. 0ksc S2ttc( rpcrren ron SofepG s.
s III, rer Sant in Canton 9c9eniItcr, rtrfcrti8t
uno rcrfauft.
Npril 27. IS.
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Gjanbous gum Gtbilo Des
8ullen=Aopfs
in Der Staot Gantcn> Starf &aunty, Sbip.
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Oci9t bicrmit ftincn Sreunrctt t,t1b Rem 9,ut(fum
= itcrbatr er9ctentt on, po6 CT tnmcr trob fetnct
oltcn Stanr, gum Shlp pes " Sullentppfes" s"
in Der Iuseororos troBe, etlitc 5burcn Stlli5 rtm
Sana( trwrbnt tprfcltt CT oes in prrjilelhem Gtpl
bat auffritcbcn loben.
CT rperibcrt rem putlifum raB CT feline Olibc rrer
Soften fheuen irirr, TIM fcin .eaus su cinen milns
fhenswcrtbcn Nuberlate tllr9'cicnre ;umohet. Seiz
perfcben rerpen, tcin xtld nit ren Sctlen ros ras
Sanb partietct, ein tal ber untcr enem rrfabruen
cter tfeDt tann ais elmer ber bstten in bete xbea
bes $anpes tetro6tet tptrbe.t.
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