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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-23

MO PLANTERS sending their Tobacco and other produce Ia
i Richmond. forwarding by the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Company:
p.nJ,re semi by the Railroads South of Petersburg, will, if 80
ERECTED H., fnrw ardcd to Richmond without delay. IL should he
CONSIGNED 10 The Depot Agent at Petersburg, (Mr. J. Sqnircs,l y ho
,,, .,,cn,I Ia forwarding il. and viii pay the Railroad freight Ia
Petersburg. and the drayagc. \ forwarding commission of 10
ncr cent. on The freight % this Road will he Charged hy the Agent,
and received with the freight aud draya.c.
This Company Will not b. Liable for accidents OF losses, except
a. q, nrryrui on lis own itOuG.
The AGENT also continues 10 forward To Richmond, Tobacco an!
o,Ecr ny,rtuc.Stnt by the - WunaioN River.
Freight n Tobacco, 81 per hos,head-cOininiss!on 10 reals:
MAY >, 1870. --'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-23

rE'iiE Subscribers. intending 10 remove IN Care. street, nG;r to
: rent "ur Tia. Siurc ihry NJ present orcnlg, sGtaici on IN u
street, tn srauud ionr above The old Market. ~" terms "tliha
accommodating. il immediate application b. MAKE 10 II, and pos
session gwen IT iuiy. I'LL. X DiENEI.
June iGih, 1879. il-tt
uNO TOBACCO PIANTERS.-Th"sc persons wEo may send
L Vi. Tobacco by the Railroads, are requested TO con>i.i ii d.
rcg uy I, ~, w;ihnui designating any waTrhuusc; as ~" large
quantity now arriving renders il very uncertain whcr" IT can BE-
received. PETTUN, DLAAE * EDN AhllS.
June ! S-2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-23

MORE CHEAP SUGAR, &C., &c.-We are jnSt receiving 81
WI hnr>heads West india Porto Rico Sugar, part prime, which
we bought at auction unusually low, and we VIII sell i at a very
SNAIL advance for cash. Persons wanting had better lay III HER
wears supply HOr, while the! can ct II cheap.
FISH.
- half barrels family Roe HerTInss
shad IL superior quality
No. ] Clupt licrrings NJ Il per barrel.
SALT.
We are in receipt Of another lot Of the same Sal; which gave sici,
general ~atiSf.c;inu, wrighin. heavier and the largest >arks lIhi
We remember ever 10 have sold. WYATT & Nhi!E"
rr,n ~ lit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-23

TNION ACADEMY At naryilrs, Dinwidde rouu,y: cnAHLE'
L w. EAigp, A. b., PrncipaL--Ihc examination Of The STA
dent. nj the above installations VIII take place on Friday, the
aG,h instant, commencing al . o'cnoi, 4. ~. The visitors, pa.
irons, and the public in general are respectfully invited 10 attend
l.. W. HARPER, Rector.
p. s. The second session viii open on the 10th July, and Wi
~ m. .nb D.c,.,nI,rr f,Ilowiup. i. w. H..
-. ~ ltd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-23

I ia Soe;ho'9crS Of tie Bank Of Urgtnta.
0@a,>"n.r> ap,piut.d hy the Governor to tNaniine i',S
potion IL. condition II The Bank Of virginia, having
81. :u"estI.a;ian, and the Board 81 directors
.Hi y !,y 70 convene extra meetings OF ths ~t''h,
r'tr:v -, p-evtors notice of the time and place oil
\,Nr- Is / by given, that the said Board nave
\, ttslry, the nrt dry OF July. far Z meeting Of IA.
p, Dc HE'LL At their Banking House ~ TIE Ci'y "'
w'. SAID Rotrd earnestly request n nj! Attendance
+ #t NJ thtj time and pitce, as well 10 consider thc
,@a III, Bank, a. Ia adopt such additional by
uHt, and rg@aiatioas a 70 them shah aprt",
: &, tire :u.lre management OF the BANK ana
3, %" liunin@ ihg.rf0."
&. .Irs vii, ,nay ~, find j, convenient 70 attend n
rFte@ird u appoint proxies II represcn, them at the
'ae-'t3 with that view, the form of 4 power OF aitof-
H. e'., .rueNed.
: ''.'o: III Board.
3D., JOHN BRoCKENBRoUGH, President.
90 Virginia May %. 1870.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-23

rp,O TIIE PLANTERS OF NlRGINlA.-lest the notice given
L in thr papers Of this morning should ave rise 10 iHlslTrrcirh
sion on The niit nf the Planters, we will state that the inspection
list nj all the warehouses are filed NJ II The lNth Gi n.St month
and 80 therefore r.Cu, 81 the Planters not I" press ih:Ir ioahcct
into market hrf re Ina: time, a. II cannot be conveniently taktt
care of. and the inspectors, under these circumstances: cannot be
rcspons,LI. far any damage which mus occur by reason al una.
y,,dohia rn,su,. MOSRI * SHEPPARD,
~ LLspeciOrS at SfOcAoc WarthoasC.
WREN 4 MACON,
Inspectors al Public Uarelouse.
BtRCII d GOnDE,
Lwpeetors at ScaLroOk's HdrshOasc.
lift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-23

THE undersigned regret 10 be obliged 10 inform the public that
Il their sale 81 lands In Orange county Is again postponed. VIZ
until Tuesday. the Ill day o: Nu-r-t next, when they are assured
il will take place, without fail, upon the terms mentioned in the
above advertisement.
JAMES LYONS, ;on,r
G. ". JOHNSON, O
June ~ It'd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-23

SURVEYORS MEETING.
A MEETING Of Surveyors viii b. held NJ New Market, IN IN
N lower end of IIcnricn, on tn first day Of July, nj night, In
The purpose Of calculating the variation Of the magnetic nre0l"
&c. &c. We hope all who feel ANY interest IN The subject mn!
attend. -
June l6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-23

ITNA FIRE INSURANCE. tUNTlNl OF HAkifOND, 0ONN.
.7sencg at Richmond, tr@ind.
THIS COMPANY was incorporated in the year 1918, with 4 per
L pr,ual charter and "A capital Of 5rAr,DAD, and ir>urrS a.aiAt
loss or damage hy fire on dwelling j.u,,cs, stores, manufacturing
establishments, household furniture, ana merchandise IN general
on the most favorable terms.
ANY Losses which the Company may sustain on riSqucs taken at
This nu,nr,. will be adjusted V It'll prumptiindc aud IIlHralhy.
Applications fr insurance or the renewal of policies may BE-
made to the sul.c rihcr, who has been duly appointed Agent for the
Civ al Richmond aud vicinity. ii. BALDWIN, .7gcRt.
u,y 30 C-Cm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-23
I auU acknow!edg.d IN presence OF

sE,L.
= 2..eetor or officer Of The said Bank can legally act
IL 4, = Z" ! 'cSholdcr, either in person or by proxy, sha'
aq. .@"a meeting, u aau present object heTfto, unless ne
rgr - '" Mtltpg solemn affirmation that the stock on Wlich
4 HI. s.vlulS ham fGe l;s own property, or the proper
.I4 90 q! h> I rstatpr or !nir>tate's estate, or Is ooho
,c. AAr ~ Nt,ic Of some duly recorded will or deed, IN
IN A.. s@ts"n or persons mol voting II the meeting upon
/, '''' stock aud moreover, that such STOCK IS MOI hei"
81, = aus II any transfer, contrivcd ., designed 10 efaae
e.y . ~ act regulating the number of shares 10 DC
!" g,e,. ',v."aoitrIs respectively, or To give himself or any
a..o n.y.: Q; tie said act"
It'd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-23
Firm nf9 possr Of .9uornev.

t"u. N '"8W = Y VHt y sIVVFHt!' -,
" w men ~ these presents that - of-d do hereby
'~taHp0lut - of - my substitute or proxy nrsp-
81 4 4 meeting Of The stockholders o!ihe Bank OF Eir-
r. = "-ul a''hs,r i;ankin. House, on Wednesday, the mrs.
n"i-1ud in - arie and behalf 10 vote on all
't .hlt mly he submitted 10 the said meeting. IN
f. "".'." 't - have hcrcunto sci --d day oil June
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-23

II UTIIERFUORD MILLS AND MIDDLETON MlLLS.-The
ID James River and Kanlwla COMPANY are dcs'ro's to lease llr
u,Ir,f,,urI Mills. near Richmond, for the ensuing season. For
Terms. apply t. Gen. Bernard fcytun al Richmond.
The Sam: Company offer for sale the Middleton Mills, on Tie
I,nrs River. i'm Fluvanna. For terms, apply 10 Gen. John u.
Cooke. Winn,viic. flmvanna County.
Richmond, 18th APrl, Iofl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-23
May :, 1910.

March p l07-;ds
POSTPONEMENT
The above sale Is i postponed until Friday, the 10Th Of Jane next.
]. l..
Nav 8. 1910. q. Nj.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-23

N-0TICE.-A vacancy having occurred in one of the Hotels al
II rho University III virginia, b. the death uf one of the Hotel
kern.rs during the present session, m appointment 10 Ill the same
win Il. made hy tie Board ii Visitors at tlrir meeting on the nh
IrIv u.,t The price allowed for board. iincluiin. dat. bed and
hrIlinn. (uruifurc for the d"Tiniiorr, washing and proper attend,
anrr Of strvan,S for domestic and mrnial duties, j. Sl.i Tor
.,rb -tudrr, for The Session uf ten inGnlhS.-Thc hoard * received
,u,,,tr,ly IN advance by The Prurior, wh" pays ii over to the Hotel
xn,,r,rrr. in inst proportions at Tho end If every nnnih.
,,,lir.ty,n. lar The situation SHOULD hr made To The subscriber
before the 4i uf July. w. II. NoonLth.
Proctor q. ~ Ia.
Iniv.r,ity of W., MAY 20, 1870. 5-;lstjy
r., The country Whig plenSc cory.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-23

rE,IIE subscriber being engaged IN the COLLECTING EuSi-
NESS. viii attend III" Courts nf Charlotte, Prince Edward,
yur,nyav, Amelia. Iuncmhurs and buckingham.
All Bends and Papers entrusted TO his care, VIII meet with
prompt attention. "a w. NA'"'A"'
EErELEScEs.
y. +. vcuallc < Co. r,rmyiIlc. Va.
Thwcaif a. & liansyn,
Col. Samuel -. Burke, BurkeviHe.
Address Farnvillc.
80 3-Iot
The native American., 1840-07-11

OF Its value ne an
desire the customary from but WISH
acquainted with christianity Sunday At three T. NJ
Fonnnah preach the word Of life followed y TIC
Qussa took in the place in which stood
preceding people made their
commenced divine by giving OF the
hymn
in despair" SC.
had goody with assisted III singing the
God After short Fanee by interpreter we sung
the first of the hymn-
''Lordo thon hast made
eve
which Mark explained the
the Gospel many which the divine
Bible Soemny their and the deepest attention
which laid before them
minute almost did they hearty yes by way OF giving their
of the CoaINTcHE and his captain ~
TO GOD,
the of eloweaures which caused leave my happy
behind among and that This love the fruit
embraced christianity, ignorant OF pracca
did feel the desire benefit
God On hearing this,
struck said that the religion when mus
to them from practical experience geot
The native American., 1840-07-11

TERMS. Subscriptions o' year, ~ 90 in advance
or s3 If paid at the end of three months For SIX
inonts 81 50 Ia advance Advertisements inserted al
the usual rates
All Letters @elatng the pecunary interests OF the "a
per to be addressed postage paid to the publishers
All letters relative to the Editorial department 70 " a.
r.cai hostage maid to fAe Editor ohe Nutirs 4mercn
Those subscribers inr year. who do ne give noce Of
their wish 10 have tie paper discontinued at the end OF
their wear viii he presumed as desiring its cohuho're
until countermaned and II VIII accordingly ne eohl'h-
ued at the opion of the publisher.
The native American., 1840-07-11
From, The National Mielkgencer.
TaE CHARACTER OF WASHtNGTO OF

THE CHARACTER OF WASHINGTON.
The beautiful efilsion which the reader
will find below, is the production ofthe chaste
and classic mind of the late venerable and
distinguished Senator from Rhode Island, Mr.
Robbins, and was occasioned by the follow
ing circumstances: During the Session of
1878, Mr.. Webster entertained large par
ty of friends at dinner among them, tho
venerable Senator we have named. The
evening passed off with much hllarlty, enll-
vened with wit and sentiment !; bat, daring
the greater part of the time, Mr.. Robbins
maintained that grave but placid silencewflcf
was his habit. While thus apparently ab-
stracted, some one suddenly called on hlm tor
a toast, which call was seconded by the COM
pany. He rose, and in his surprise asked II
they were serious in making such demand
OF SO old man and being assured that they
were, he said if they would suspend the hlla-
rity for few moments he would give them
toast and preface it with few observations.
Having thus secured breathless stiffness, he
| went on to remark that they were then on the
verge ofthe 22d of February the anniversaryof
the birth of the great patriot and statesman OF
our country, whom all delighted to remember
and to honor; andhehoped he might be allowed
the privilege of an aged man to recur Tor
few moments to past events connected with
his character and history. He then proceed
ed, and delivered in the most happy and I'M
pressivc manner the beautiful speech which
now graccs our columns. 'Fhe whole COM
pany were electrified ty his patriotic "nhu-
siasn, and one of the guests, before they Sc
paraed, begged that he would take the trou-
bic to put on paper what he had SO happily
expressed, and furnisl! copy for publication.
Mr.. r. oblgingly complied with this request
on the following day, but by some accident
the manuscriptgot misiaid ,audcluded all search
for it until a few days ago, when If was un-
expectedly recovered, and is now presented
to our readers:
"On the near approach of that calendar-day
which gave birth to Washlngtol, ieet re-
kindling within me some OF those elno.'oilS
always connected with the recoilcetoh OF 'hae
hallowed name Permit me to indulge them,
on this occasion, for moment III q leW re-
marks, as preliminary to sehtiiheht Wfich
shall.beg leave to propose
| consider it as one OF the conSolatlons or
NV aye that am old enough ana fortunate
enough to have seen that wonderful man.
This happiness is still common 10 SO many
vet among the living, that lessis thought OF
i now than will be in after times; but 1t IS no
less happiness to me on that account.
While boy at school, saw him for the
first time; it was when l.cWaS passing through
New England to take the command sln-chiet
Of the American armies at Cambridge. Never
shall forget the impression his imposing pre-
sencc then made upon my young imagination;
so superior did he seem to me to all that had
seen or immagined of the human form for
striking effect. | remember with what de-
The native American., 1840-07-11
(. No. ~.
PO Ii L Il Y.
ADDRESS TO THE MUMMY.

And tho hast .alkd about Chow stang stor; }
IL Thsbesy streets three thousand Yeas age,
When the Mennoniur was in all its glory,
Ard time had not begun to overthrow
Those temples. palaces, and piles stupendous.
Of "hlca tha very ruins are tremendous.
Speak for thou Tong enough hast acted Dummy
Thou hast tongue-come, let us hear its tune;
Thou'rt standing thy legs, above ground Mummy
Revisi'iny the glimpses Of the moon,
Not like thin ghosts, or diseinhoiird cr"a,u"es,
But with thy bones, ard hesh, and limbs, in features.
Tell us--for doubtless thou canst resolect-
To whom should we assign the Sphinxs fame?
Was Cheops or Cephrehes architect
OF either pyramid that bears his name?
Is Po'nppg's Pillar really missioner?
Had Ihebes hundred gates as sung by Homer!
Perhaps thou vert mason, and iobdden
BY oath 10 tell the mysteries OF thy trade
Then say what secret in-lo''y was hidden
IN Mrmnon's statue, which at sunrise Piayd!
Perhaps thou xsf arfs-st--it "a, - .tGggi~s
Are saia--!cr rriestcraH never owns iags'es
Perhaps hat very hand. paion d aat,
HIS "oh a nobed With P.af1oh glass TO glass;
o. drorph hal.-pfnny in Homrr's hat;
Or nod'd thine {, let Queen Dido pass;
Or held by Soiamons own invitation,
A torch at the great Temples dedication
I need not ask thee, il that hand, when armd,
Has any R"man soldier maud and knucked,
For thou vert dead and buried, and embaIned'
Ere Romuus and Remus had been sucked;
Antiquity appears to have begun
Long after thy primeyal race was run.
Since first thy form in this box extended,
We have above ground seen some strange mutations;
New worlds have risen-tre have lost old nations,
The Roman empire has begun and ended,
And countless kings have into dust been humbld,
While not fragment of thy flesh las crumbl'd
Ddst thou not hear the pather o'er thy head
When the great Persian conqueror. Cambyses, ..
Marchd armies DER thy tomb, NJ h laundering Teao'
O'erthrew Osiris, Orus, A. lis, Isis,
And ss&ok the pyramids with fear and wonder,
When the gigantic Memnon fell asunder?
If the tomb's secrets may not be confessed,
The nature Of thy private life unfold,
A heart has throbb'd beneath that leathern breast
And tears down that dnsky cheek have rrld;
Have children clm those knees and klssd that face!
What was fhy name and station, age and race'
Stante of fesh--imnortal of the dead
Imp-rishable type Of evanescencet
Posi,la,ous man. who quittist thy narrow bed,
And standest undecay'd within presence.
Thou wilt hear nothing It'll the Judgment morning,
When the great rrnap shall thrill thee with it, warn
ing.
Why should this worthless segnment endure,
II its uudyng guest be lost forever?
0 let US keep the Sour enbain'd, and pure.
In living Virtue that when both must sever,
Although corruption may our frame consume.
The immortal spirit ir THE skes may bloom
The native American., 1840-07-11

sr iOMoONlAN lNFlRM tR4, on street. ne'~een ''1
vs,er,, " a.. rms the friends of the homsonan Boa.
vic system and the rabic general, that he oas h'e
M Tie above house Inrnary, where he IS now yea
DIV - receive patents Of both sexes, who may desire 10
- through rorrs u treatment. Having been success
lly eng ged in h,s practice tor the lat two years WIN
she late Dr. Benia1;t G!l mson, he haers himself that
Ne s be able TO give general satisfaction to those who
ma pat themselves nnce' ts charge separate apart
,et,. will be appropriated for females, which viii be u'-
da the care Of Mrs Shackeford who has had extern
sive sxnerience ir this IN de of treatment
Mr. s. deems il unnecessary TO append any crrlcates
r. th, dye,tisemen but would state that there are many
nersos in this city who, after having been for years un
dr sooe Of the most skilf physicians without deriving
~ hene6t from their treatment have been speedily re-
,;yod NV The MS. Of the Thomsonian remedies these
are matters Of fact and should awaken the nqa'Hes OF
the resectipg part of the community. mann,
'he 'eneSI % SstIrrI WIS MEDICA ED VAPOR BATH,
o, mproved principles and at reduced price, may be
had at anv fine Also, Botanic Medicines OF every oeS
'''ioo"' P'ep"' 1" IAMES SHACHELFORD,
MAY 2--3m. street, between llthand lS,h s's.
The native American., 1840-07-11

NSASrER HUMPHREYS CLoCh, ehi'cu yi" aoh'
and Hrmbo Browne, ard portrait OF ne aI,nor a
tually received and for sale at w. NJ Mohhuoon n
g., DooN ""' Maya.
The native American., 1840-07-11

NtTAvERLY LS-REDG AUNTLEI.-Ai iuT-
w ther supplyo Of the cheap edition Of the Waverly
Novels this day resesyed and Tor sale by,,soN by
w. Nj. MORRISON,
N,vo 4 doors west Of Browns Hotel.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-03-06
Oartelpaaren GtabltEement

ames 10 bct ad,tunsspol ura 6, autnis finen
~ Sreunbcn IN etcm uno ben fenatartcn Gauns anti
oaB er oas srOs Eager artpaaren Der aberen Sirma
o9ncn nno Co. nbernrmen bat unr in 3uat teclben
iekt cine anebn SenDun8 3et5enebenr 9eaarsn BON eu
Dcrf aaepat perrr6 CT tetabSt mrb, bem pubtam bic
sr6Sh unb telte Gustpab( '",-
]. fd,Derel Wdaren, Gd,elfs@lter &c. ..
D e IN ptelem plaee fell 8etotrn rben anbn ale pe
s g satilesn fr Rrepe 3atans ~ 6eratseeeten ree
tn jtk krertauftn. d p ~. ss.' .-I, Z -, = =
Msjtaen, Sany 9. 1889. ,1 - 49,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-03-06
Ceres, Cine 8ettihrtft fir Den gancDtrtb.
Gjebrl1ft rnb herouedeoebeN

Vcn @amut[ Oltler in &ibanrn Aocnnfplranier
BentnGuu0en.-Sie ''0 ere 8" ertcnt am Anfansr je.
onOnats in srpB>reapo ormat fir xbalcr hes Sab
brrs pbne Nusnabme in Sprausbet lung
utritcntrn FIR nt wcn9cr ais r eincn Sab9ane
ansenrm Quftnnbtsunecn Bn 5rei Olcnate Uor Dem
Nt(au @5uterirtirns Iermins Seebrbcn -- .... -.
UQDer SIS cinbt crba Grtmrlr fur 10 e. Sabre cper
Grcmrare fir II Sabr unn 70 I'M SerbaltntB tnrmbr
wc,,n ic nt nit prm 4ere tcst InD 9etanntmao5nSen
merrcn in rrm ltmba9 auf9cnrmmcn ju tliSn pretten
GJAae N'riete uno MittbsanSen mn sen POltre' e"Ss
Ehift trerccn. ~ ..... ,..- ...-.. .s-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-03-06
9lerat(lct,e 9lnaeioe.

Sd stise bieratt ben @espDbncrn ron 0antcn tlnr
Nbet ltmScseno baB i'd neinen q6ObHrrt rOn Dsne
tur9 nod biell9cr Sart pcrlc9t babe Jnreln '@ Tut
W tr 6sber tcrietcne Sntracn fant rer1rrcde ia
3usrdb allen &rbenrcn, bic ncne !0atfc IN Antfrud
A nrbmen, fhnea unb mad Graften tctSutfcben 9Oent
QDrDnunS III Iusearapas StaBr IN petn eue mo trnDcr
ebn @5errsss ,prbn une @nsictrs GtnfpDrsrare sssn
nter. Y. eE E"@eUHl ~ ot' "sU'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-03-06
K epple T uno Kapra1IO,
SO. 4, Gitp 8uilbinss,

... CIgb.RIamn, Ohio, 4s.. -
Naen rtdnti9 n SrrBs no pb a6rrtrtes &agr Ur fcl.
~ 9enrcn Nrtcln, mcbe e tu ben btlStten Seu pDrtr
greilen ucrtaufrn namlib .... ...'. --'s.....
al 6 prte '.:.. s...7
Vr9nicr {attat telitttten 8rants;
fcin Setbnnrr Sautatat New York f cut) tutfcn
Sau unp Gnurftatat, -apanna unb 4mc.
rtane 0sarrcn tettcr Aualitat, @bnuratatbcfen,
pfn unr fpnif9e Arttt gum Iabatsbanb Seb6rtS. 0is
D0tcn 10 cttt crbaltcn - 20
100000 J5opanna Giearrtn, ' "-- g.
l,65O,0OO @panifbe ttno 4mtritanfbe G8arren, " q
800 &fen Yfifen, .... -'.. ..-
5000 pftnb @6nurftatat jtotr @prte,
5000 pfmp Ieutfbcn unc Ameritantf4en Naub >xabAf.
Qpril H. +. b.. -
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-03-06
Ieuff6eS @Qffhous in GlnCtnnQtt.

am q1ttemaret, III Der 5ten @trab (wtn hrr 9ine nt
QBanuB StraBcn) Der Gnrsscnannte epcbltein 9abaus
eun ieinea $arscute nrem CT 70 n9ritet tit, rag er
aum 2pri(c losrcn tann Sein 0aus np feline &talnne
limb scraums cne Scnte rnn fein xiib init 8tten
bcn Olartt rartcc unp feline 8cbanbn9 Lnb 9cb
nunscn fc baB scm6bu Die pcer tep ibm ufpree Die Gin
mai hey b einsetbr bat:en 2er Die rrte init ns aatn
mill III BcrStd ntutpmme:l. S1ptp Sttfcrsr.
Cincinnati, SSetruar ~ 1889. b.p. +
fOr dltere 9tcbattrur necs 8atrcs ann Grrrpbn9
Allc6 ketf1tacn mas Jotrr y. Den fo9t.
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ia tebatet SD batc pabrcnr rcer 3eit perpsne Ec>
rIDmte AcrS ater ac uman tcnlurt &uot Dcrtc ib
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perbcbene SctteIn rca Jrtraut, mar I'D gang sciuno. Sd
rrrt raper nasSrir as cine unfastare A5ncp sn epfb
len, bic namIid3en uctcl lciben. Qnorcas Srcper.
6arpp Ftp. J5pGmcs 80. Srp. %, 1888.
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pW Ntroqcntecner Uecr9F ScIDcIr, pon Der &run 0ap
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H webr Gags np Jlats Nupe fnc Gs Uurbe mir ansras
pten oas felt enien SoDrcn Ursetrac unp Sla
men o9n Salas Rranter tetann Olittcl Au eez
tranch. Sd tbat 70, uno mad etra rrtten rttct
tanc i'd mid Smerjrn tfrept uno ben C6ctrat meincr
8icbr p6ls bcrSceut Auf biee Art fblc i mid pcrrts
tet oic Uortrefc 4r3ncu aen bic sei uctcn leircn
als nur Grbruns erprobt n ePtebIen uno gum 3susnb
@ ~ 0 sssgsr IL os"a'ur0
George Sdtitcle.
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9lart nr Cos Spcritirns GcmBrns QBaarcnlostr.
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