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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-11-27
... LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, NEW
FORT, IL. I.


FORT, r.
NOVEMBER 4th, 1889,
o. Persons calling for them miH please
say " odoerfised," as they are placed in q
separate bor. t #.E E
Albert Armstrong Francis Paddock .
u ##f X
Edward Bowers Henry C. Reid
Cap Thomas Butler Joshua Rodman
J Barker
WIN Barney Beni Stanton
Mis- Mary A Burdck WIN Il Staples
Sarah ID Brown Simeon Smith
Miss Emily Babcock Martn Smith ...
4 Miss Elizabeth Sisson
Henry Cooke Elizabeth |. smith
Carter ~ heeer Susan Salisbury
john casey Matilda Sterling
Eliery Cogsel Pheby K Summons
Peter CollOns II
susan susan CSunn' Francis Z Toauer
ID Francis NJ Weston /
Capt Benz Downing George Winslow
Miss LYDIA Ann Dunvll Moses Wetmoro
John Wllber
freoborn Stephen Z Wiley
u q w WiSter
His Excelenoy the Gov Augustu Wheeler
crnor OF Rhode Island Edward Wiley
l., Com Y X Gcdney ROYAL Yves,
III Miss Martha Webster
j y Hazard Hannah A Wiston
Anthony Hathaway Abbey NJ Whitten
Welthen Hall Sarah Weeden
Miss Ann Henry Sally Ann Williams
ID L Jackson Catherine A Won
Mrs Mary JIlison Nl,ppLErowN
N Samuel Peckham
MISS hh%aos0h Name Mrs Mary Barker
-. Miss Mary Sherman
VIM Lowe J,,,,sro,yx
John NJ Iiuleticld A.. III. r,rn,n,
! Capt Benz Lawrey I,,su
Mis- Mac LauTin ,,,,,. p
! A. James Oi}rian
Ioso,,b n,sLa, Catherine Brogau
! Horace Mordock X. IL. CARR, L. NJ
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-11-27

A STAGE will leave Newport daily, Sunday
N excepted, at o o'clock, 4. NJ and arrive IN
Taunton at 3 o'clock. The Cars leave Taunton at
3l-2 O'Clock. and arrive in Boston al 8 ~; Re
turning the Cars leaves Boston daily, Sundays cx'
cepied at IL o'clock, A. 81. and arrive in Taunton,
at 10 l-2 o'clock. Stage leaves Taunton difecily
a f,er, and arrives ia Newport, AT 4.l2 O'Clock.
Stage and Rail.Rosd fare. $3.50
This Stage ntersects at Fall River the New Bed
ford, Warren and Bristol Stages and on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays the Providence Stage
passengers by this line, will arrive IN Providence a,
o'clock returning leaves Providence Mondays
Wednesdays aud Fridays al 10 o'clock a. NJ aud ar
riyes in Newport at ~ O'Clock
Stage Book at Messrs. T. Townsends and at
Hassard's Hotels.
X. b. KINSLEY Il CO., ProprietOrs.
Newport June IL, 1889.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-11-27
From the Knickerbocker.

From the Knickerbocker.
. sn| SUNSET.
The sun sinks broadly in the west;
And fainter as his radiance gows,
Scarce needed falls DER natures breast
The languor Of soft repose.
Each breeze is hushed-each leaf is still
The wild bird pours his song no more;
And gliding round yon graceful hill,
The meek stream leaves the silent shore.
Oh--vaIn as fair thou heeting light
Who now may in thy charms confde
So shine Earth, pageants, false and bright,
And pass like sails on oceans tide.
In swift succession onward 60
To live and fal-day after day;
Thus human joys deceitful glow.
And fade like waning light away.
Hf From tho London Morning Post
SIZE is THINE. '..
She is thine, the word is spoken,
Hand to hand, and heart to heart,
Though all other ties be broken,
Time these bonds shall never part
Thou hast taken her in gladness, ...
From the altar's holy shrine,
Oh remember, in her sadness,
r She is thine, and only thine.
Ia so fair temple never
.r. Aught of i'll can hopo to come,
a God will strive, and striving ever,
.. Make so pure shrine its home;
s Each the others love possessing.
Say that care should crown thy brow,
She will be TO thee blessing,
And shield to her be thou.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-11-27
w. CALLAHAN.

IN HE undersigned sole Executrix Of the las, will
and Testament Of her late husband, Doctor
WILLIAM TURNER. late Of Newport, dec. has
appointed PErER p. RENSGToN, Esq, hersole agent
to settle the businss of the said estate and requests
all havlng demands against the estate, 10 present
them 10 him for adjustment, and those indebted TO
make payment, forthwith, 10 her said agent
-. HETrE-F. TURNER, EIrn.
Newpoft. T.brgafy 9Th, laD.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-11-27

30 do each 10 shares of the Louisiana
State Bank, 100 each, each prize
1000,
10 do each shares Of 100 each; each
prize 200 of the Gas Light Bank,
200 do each ! shaes of 100, Of the
Bank of Lou
200 do each | shares of 100, of the New
Orleans Bank
l50 do each share of 100 oi the Un'
ion Bank of Florida
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-11-27

. NOVEMBER 4th, 1899,
%" Persons calling for them miH plea,
say odoerfised," as they are placed in
separate bo1. r#.H . ..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-11-27
PETERS Botanic Garden d Nurseries
c R A N ST ON, R.

THIS establishment is prepared to
supply orders 10 any extent desired, o
{ Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs,
Roses, Bulbous and Tuberous rooted
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-14
NJ A RTNE LIST.
PORT OF BATH.

ARRIVED.
Nov. T. Brig Austin Purington. Providence
sch New York, Wyman, do,
sch Dresden, Stearns, Fall River
brig Reporter, Manson N Haven
sch Orient, Webb, Poston
sch Poston, fogg, do.
sch Della BeIcher, McKenny, Portland
sch Texas, arhorn, oston
sch Globe. Lewis, do.
sch Olive ranch, Cornish, do.
sch Fair 'ealer Prown, do
sch Native. frhle do
Nov. 8, irig 'ci elan, Iarrabee do,
sch Providence, Fdgcon,b, Providence
sch Vassalboro Pprkins, Boston
brig Cervsntes. llsey. N York.
Nov. IL, hrig Wave, Skofa d, Boston
Nov. IL, brig Pensacola. Kilgore, Portland.
CLEARED.
Nov. 5, Brig Sally Ann, Menyman, Cuba
sch Butler, Eaton. Mobile
brig Wary Ave'I, Stone, Mobile
Brig gnsia, Crabtree, Rarbadoes
NOV. 7, sch Ceylon, Smilh. Key West
hip Majestic, Mustard, N Orleans
Nov. 8. sch Poston. Moore, Guadaoupe
Nov. II. ship Rochester, Owen, for N Orleans
The above have saicl'
ship Clyde, (new) Theobald, Orleans
Nov IL, sch Nantucket, DAILY, N Orleans
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-14

syrup Immediately gives ease, by opening the pores
and healing the gums; thereby preventing convul.
sions, Feyers Ssr.
gentleman who has made trial Of DIR w Evans
So"lllng S,rnp in his family, (n of teeth.
ing cliiD wishes state that he iound i. entire
Iy effrrlna IN relieving pair in the gums, and pre-
venting the consequence which sometimes follow
WE rhe 'rfnily mp,, with his request rSun.
sEF@We bnieve il is gene'nlb acknowledge h,
Children Cnttng Teeth advertised in another col.
umn Is highly nsrfl nriire for the purposes 10,
which tits intended. Highly respectable persons
any rate, who have made oi il do mol hesi
tale % give its virtues the sanrton Of their narnrs
Boston Traveller
fC51 Enrrcd according to Ac of Congress
1he g"nuin" is vcnl,.d bv Agents only.
AGENTs.-ilENRY HYpE, Bath; J Thwins, Wooi
aelch sL3S See advertisement on LIST page. lh2O
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-14

Mr.. CLARKE. In perusipg your last paper,
observe that the mineral physicians have pub
llsbed "FEE-BILL.' or statement of charges for
their various professional services The idea strikes
me as being very correct. the public should GER
iainy be informed, on n subject of so much impor-
tanee of them. have therefore concluded that
EQUAL JUSTICE, requires me 10 state, through
the same medium, the sums charged by me for like
services.
lst. For visit (dny or night) in the village from
Mrs Church's to Capt wanton's s SO
I'd. For attention IN coulse of Medicine $50
I'd. For opening al scess 25
4th For travel beyond the first named limits
not exceeding two miles 100
9Th, For vaccination 25
9th. For consultation with other Regular Bo-
lanlc Physicians. ard for advice at Of
flee, no extra charge will be made.
N. b. Those in INDECENT circumstances will be
charged for medicine onlv
7 SAMUEL ANDERSON, B. p.
- Path, Nov. I3, 1899. 3w33
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-14
DR.. WILLIAM EVANS
SOOTHING SYRUP,

For Children Teething. Prepared by Himself
VHNtlS infahle remedy has preserved hundreds
III when thought past recovery, from c"nvnl-
sions. As soon the Syrup is rubbed on the
gums the child will recover. This preparation IS so
innocent, so efficacious, and pleasant, that no
child will refuse to let its gums be rubbed with it
When infants the aye of four months, though
there is no appearance of teeth, one bottle OF the
syrup should be used on the gums to open tie pores
Parents should never be without the syrup in the
nursery where there are young children, for if
child wakes in the night with PAIN in the gums, the
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-14
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
Is SEkATt, january le, 1839
On the Petition aforesaid, Ordered. thar the
Petitioners allrstrd copy Of their Petition,
with this Order thereon, 10 be served ON the Town
Clerk Of WaIes and published in he Lincoln Tele-
graph paper printed in Bath la tlc Couniy of
Lincoln, aud the Age, Il pat er printed in Augusta,
County OF Kenncb"c. three weeks snccrssi, ely,
the last publication 10 b. llisly daysa least, b lore
the first Wednesday OF The next L gi I'turc. rAat
al persons interested, may then appear and shew
cause. Of any they I,ave) why the prayer Of said
Petition should not be granted.
Read and accepted
Sent down for concurrence.
WILLIAM 1RAFTON. Secretary
In t1ousE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
January 10, 1889.
Read and concnrrad.
CHARLES WATERHOUSE,. Clerk.
A true copy-Aitcst:
WILLIAM TRAFTON, Secretary.
33 of the Sennte
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-14
DIE ID.

In Ltchfed. Oct. I'd, Mr. Roher; White, aged 80
years and 10 II onths Mr. W. was an amiab!e and
respectable man. He has left wife and child to
lament the loss of a kind husband and parent The
numerous friends who followed his renains to the
grave was evidence Of the respect in wbchhe was
held. [Comm.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-14

MR.. CLARKE-in order to correct erroneous inn
pressions and 10 show that the object of the follow
ing FEE TABLE is not to advance the rate Of char
ges from what they have hitherto been, bu, to have
general understanding and uniformity of charges
as is the case in other Villages and as aI the
Physicians here agreed to and signed it, you arc
respectfully requested to Publish it with our names
annexed
That there may be a uniformity in the eompen.
satlon for our professional services, we the subscrib
ers agree TO adopt the following of charges viz
lst. For visit in the day within the village anv
where between the Widow ChurcIi's and
Capt. Baknr's 5O
~ FOR VISIT nd medicine, not less han as
81. For Venisection so
iih. For ad, ice al The office not less than SO
5th. For visit ia the night, independent Of
medicine $50
9th. For introducing Cathcter Independent
Of visit l.5o
7th. For optrlng .7bscess SO
7th For setting fractured Arm, Leg or Thigh 500
and nsunl charges fur after visits &c
9ht. For reducing dlsocatcd Shoulder Elbow
Thigh or Leg 500
with usual charges for after visits
10th. For Ampnlation of Arm. Thigh or Les 20 90
IN. For faracenilcis Abd'minis 500
| l2ih. For Ohst'tric Case in the village if not
Diet iaed over twenty four hours 500
l3h. II detained over twenty Hour hours ono
doar for every six hours
i4tt IN me Village two visits 20 the Patient after
delivery and for all further services charges
| as in other cases.
10Th II The Patient lives over three miles distant
no after visit shall be given
! 10th For travel beyond the Limits mentioned in
the above FIRST article, charge at the rate Of
| h1y ct. per mile independent of tho visit
| and medicine, for the first ten miles, and
| twenty five cents per mile, beyond that dis
| tnnce.
Eth. For Consultation LOO
JOHN sTOCKBRIDGE,
BENZ. PRESCOTT
T. G. .STOCKBRIDGE,
l. PUTNAM,
| VIM. E. PAYNE.
Bath, Nov. 9th, 1899. 3w32
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-14
ARRIVALS. CLEARANCEs, &c.


Ar at Poston llth Della Becher McKenney
Bath 18th, brig AIbano, Bucton iof Camden) n
Orleans schs sidney, Graves, augusta Alpine
alker, fallowell 'rlberus. trookingr, Gardiner
tayorile, Wiscasset Boston, FoRg, fa,h; Mar,
Ann James, Brunswick. Sailed, SUNDAY, brIl
New England. Cracker. having repaired.
Ar at Salem l0th schs Canary, GoodelI, PangMi
Mexico, Cunningham Augusta Waterman, Sar-
gent. do Ann Maria, kinsnian, Gardiner; VIM
and Louisa Rust do; Sparta, Flowers icifas. Sid
from Providence 10Th, sch Jane, Eatch. langor.
tld at N. York 9th. Caroline, Sherman, West
port.
Ar at baltimore 9th, sehs John, Colson, Bucks
port Walrus, do.
At Fayanna 5th ut briggs Ceylon, Trott, and
Lincoln. Smrh, Bath
Ar at Orleans 18th, ship lagrange Thompson
Path Both, Moxy, Grant, 1homaston. l9 Ia
the river 9Th. ships London, of Ealh, from Pal
timore Manchester, BoSworfh, of do. from Eha-
dephia.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-14
NOTICE.

YNyllE SUBSCRIBER informs the public that two
Ill Hri'ers between and two years old were
this day committed to ponnd bV john roolhhker
OF Richmond. taken up by him I; and in his inclose-
ure doing damage; nmrke as follows. viz one
Hciter a dark rcd, the other brownSh with white
belly and spots of white un ihe inside oi each gam
Bile. also on .hn back hon, bewccp the hips 'iIto
hereby requested to pay all lawful
charges and take SAIL heaSts away.
DAVID BROWN, Pound keeper.
Richmond, October 10Th, 1889. 3w3l
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-14

YELLOW FEVER. At Mobile, Oct. %.
no abatement Of the disease. The visitors
from the north inprudenty return, and
are sure 10 find grave for their rashness
Also % oflhe crew aud passengers from
the wrecks of the ships Equator and Mary
Howland, on the Florida Keys, have ar
rived at Mobile from Key We,,-escapcd
from watfry grave TO die, probably, by
the yellow fever on shore
At Bayou Sara and Port Hudson, the
yellow fever continues as magIignant as
ever. All the Banks are closed.
NATcHEz, The news from here contin-
nes appallng-the pestilence RACES with
unabated fury On The first 90 days of
October there were 100 interments of yell
low fever. On the Oath Oct seven inter
mens. Five ofthe physicians are down
or Gead width the disease.
The yellow fever, it is said has broak
out with great yioance at Vick burg.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-14

To The Hon. S"nate and House Of Repre- senta-
uveS Ia Lpgi,l ure assembled A. ID. 1899
n HE undersigned respecliu II represent that The
town of Wales, in Ike County If Lincoln. is
situated in The norlnW csi extremity Of said Comfy
remote from cit,iCi ui the shire towns that the in
Labnnis thereof ire subjected 10 many incnn-
vrnrnccs IN attending the various Courts. as we !
as prosecuting our Other Affairs connected with the
business Of til" County-hhvii 10 cross sevcr,J
Ferries aud Bridges which al certain Seasons of the
wear is attended with much difficult, and cxp,nsc
which might be avoided if were connected with
the County OF Krnnehec--the wioic territory of
sald town of W nlcs j. Ing W thin twenty miles of
Augusta, the Shire town ol Kenncbec County, and
connected TO thai, town by direct county road aud
daily stage; hr pri' cipal OF our market business
is transacted nj Ausus'a. and the adjoining towns,
which would fari|itate our County business much, i,
il we belonged 10 thar County. Therefore we
humbly pr ~ that yomr HnnarahIp hodv will set nff'
the said town uf " acs from tiIe Comfy of Lin
coin and a"ncs il to ihe County of Kennchec,
JOEL SMALL.)
HIRAM FOSS, Selec,mcn of Wales,
+. X RlCKER.S
by the unanimous v"leol li'e Inhabitants thereof.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-14
NJ 4 RID,

In Woowich, Mr.. tlfred Morse of Phipsbu,g, to
Miss Margaret Crosby of w.
In Phlpsbnr on 7 hu'sday last by T. NJ. Reed
Esq Mr.. Reuben Fletcher, to Miss Hannah 1otman
both o. P.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-14

Their concluding Lecture, last evening,
was one of the very best productions we
have ever enjoyed. An eloquent and un-
answerable effort
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-14

Aao'hrr Of the Aficons Dead-The
New Haven Palladium of Monday. says:--
"Besides the death of Kaperi, announced
in our last, another of the African captives,
named fammoni, has died
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-14
TAKE NOTICE.

PESO be sold AT Auction, at the Bath Hotel (uness
d previously dlsp"sed Of ut private sae) On
Thursday The 2ist oi November next, that valuable
real estate in Bath IN tue possession OF Isaiah
Crooker Esq at the time of his death, consisting
Of part OF The valuable wharf called Crooker 5
Wharf and the store thereon, and tie dock appur
tenant thereto; alsoa LOT on The " est side of Wat
or street a So the aelIing house. and lot on the
East de of Washington street, seyera lots bet~ cen
Washington street and High street; also valuable
wood lot containing abnf twen.y acrcs. The whole
will ba laid down in lots on plan which may be
seen by applying to the subscriber terms lbera'
and made kne WI at the time of sale
EBENEZER CLAP.
Rnh, OF 90 1899 3m3l.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-08

Noren mir baritber Mnlern Batter SO a.
{ d. ing t 0 n fprefen, uno ale eoeen TO-
I9enannter 9artteiiuht tpercen fdtpincen:
"Se Ian9e id, bic @bre babe, bic Hes
I9terune Al YertpaIten, iperbe id), nit QSis
Gen, feinen Mann 3u etuem tpidtt9en
Slmte ernennen, beBeu pclitilhe @nlnbs
Ifdse ZEN BON Der 8unbes 91e9ierun9 ein.
I9efd,Ia9cnen Moere9ett cntgeQeu lIno ;
lpeuu bieGes tpiirce, nab meiner 9lnlIht,
cine 9Irt pclt!ii id)fn Selbitmcrres Iein.
Gs it gemiB, baB fcIhe 9lniteuuno bic
lHe9ierun9 III ibren Berridtl.ngen t0reu
ltpllree. g SO q { c) )inQtDn.
gGenn, tpie e6 leioer Ger SAT- 1T, eine
lDartbet i'm 2anoe eriitirt, tie burh ihre
8clomaht unb ihr Sntri9uenipiel in ale
9crtdltni6e bes 4anbe6 einsu9reifen Ind,t,
bic intnler 9e9en bas Sntre6e ces G6lfe6
ccniptrirt, 1T es nidlt Vflid't Der Ne9ies
1rung, tieien &cnlpirateurs ibre Wod,t
~ rebmen, pber III et1pa bic ultra rpDali>
l(ftfde partbei in Tranfreid, aefdhrIiher
tdle uns Die 8laulidter uue GorDtpbiqs ?
Daben bort nid,t ebenfalIs ale NoDalIifen
|oie Sffccn oerlaeen milBen gs lit nitt
uebr al6 aeredlt, etnes 2teiI6 fir cas-
lau9emeine 8efte ee6 8cIfee, uno anceru
ShetIs audi CUR Selpbnung Der Wdnner,
bic 70 niele 9Iufcpferuu9en, qeeenuber Der
ccnfpirireuben Banf @liqute ~ brinoen
hatten, ltn lere Seinbe bon itren Wdben ~,
|entfcrnen. (phil. Dempfrat,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-08
Aa z L { f q.

DaS fratt36Gld,e Sd,iff "Courrier de
Bordeaux, 0tr 3, III am 10. B. 80. Don
Gerd Gru5 gu Tep Srleans angefcf,en,
ooS es om q Jou periteB, Gs brad,te
Die Nad,rid,t, caB Santa Slnna obermals
DrdGoento Don ericp 4. 8us
ltamente, hei6t es, ,puree cas @emman'
90 ilber cine 0eeresabtbeilung bon 1000
Mann iibergeben uno erbielt er bic @ci
illna se9en llrrea, su Gampiec, su mar.
fdtren.
Das Decret, bic frau30Glden 8e,pcb,
ncr Wericp's fort5ujaqen -tpuroe om 5
b. W' nit Strsn9e polIscgen.
8era Gru;, bas fait 9dn3lidj verIa6en
mar, beganu fId, neueroiuqs III reaen,
:5ene, bic lid, fld,teten, ino ,urilf9es
fehrt, brd ,peroen nod, tperig ar6eere
9efdNGfte gemad,t irbem cs ben Sdiffen,
ipeld)e aug oerld,iecenen l,dfsn anf1men,
mad, Dem Sale BEG @afelles Gan Su1n
D'llllca, Derbcten rpurbe, tire eaounaen
ans Qano su 1eeeu, uno @efdtr liefen,
faas es at reuem slusbrlthe 3spiften
6ranfreid) uno Mericc fommen fp[lte,
9enpmmen poer Dernid,tet at tperoen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-08
Q0Bto gSGeset3GfBnn9,

DIN 23tten raStrte i'm 9rnat bic ViQ iurNuss
bebnun9 res Na(Drncin9 Gonals bis 9Nillerss
turs, nit IS 9t9cn II 9ti,n,ntn.
Sun l5ou(t itcrre6te ,oerr Stoarr 8itH6rifs
ten 9eset bic Grri6tun9 ir9rno neuer anfcn ;
.5trr Stbnfrn prn 9tart Cit Gbcf6ricunSs &C.
fu6 Der 9atDarina NPrlf 1,,n ron tbrem Wonn,
0barles 9nrlf sef9tcben urereet, mic aud einc
ll,n bic 9tort $ima III intcrrrrlrer'
9ic 8trhtsz rm,nittee tcriobtcie cine Sill
Gin, TIM ras 9Bcttcn auf QHabIen su tcttrofrn.
8rrteBrun9tn.- - 9it Scrtcbrun9sttlI
fam nor, uno murrc iur Qtf6rift fir Die brtttc
8crlcIun9 tcrrbcrt 9ic tcrcdbti9t bic Canal
Gom,nisicncrs fcl9enre Sumn,cn 5n tiht tter
prpient, unp sabltor ra9 rem 5abr 1861 Ju for
gen, nd!nli6: s7OO,0 900 fit rem Qeafaf@ 1nt
Grit Canal, $3.50, 900 fir ret QolHnnpin9 70
$500 900 fir pcn Gpdin9, 60, 900 fir rrn Q9ar:
rem Gaunts, 45O,0OO fur rie 9Nustln9um Scr.
te6run9, $50 900 fir bic Slat Smamp StraBr
unb $50, COO fir @dyabenertab.
Ilpb s.-EOle Bill, TIM fur Grfas bts enrd
Gpttsauf9uft rerur(aebt merrenbrn Sehanens 81
for9tn, tpuroe ouf Qntra9 bes !6errn yrcu9D init
80 Sestn "a 9tiu,mcn auf untettl,nntc Sr1t rer:
fhptcn.
9anop II. Beaver Ganat. J6trr Ban:
bcpt tfattetc tinen lanstn Vcriht ab, uno ertldt:
te Ii6 1T 8untfen ciner Qn(ei6e fir ttfa9tc Gt.
ftQt6aft. Der 8cri4tsrurce aaf rtn 1tf1 9eIc9t
@ummit Gauntp.- -6trr QSclfh, rrt
@tart, pcn rrr COMMITTEE iter nctte 9auntirs
etnrfabl, ben 9rrGb(as, ras Gauntp 9umnnt u
crri1ten. tis 3ur ra6tfen Sikun9 auflui@tcben
tpc3u mat, ltdb aud orrttano.
Sramer.-0ic Bill rrelbe trlautt, &ratntr1
ouf 8eiabluns non SO GrtaubniBt6einr su crz
tbcilcn, rpurnc 3ur rritten 9er(tCn8 teprccri-
Sritber batten &rdmcr $50 jn tcjaDlcn.
9crfbitrcne Bills CUR Grid, tuns nclicr Gotns
ties purctn auf untc tcfimutt 3eit rtri6rtrn; ctcit
fp bic StQ CUR Atd6affun9 nca xrrcsttrofe.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-08

Gd,ettcrunS oes Sdifs " pretector, ,
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