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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-10-06

"'Mr. Speaker, | rise to deny in toto the ina
licions charges brought against my most res
p~ectable constituent III by the honorable member
- county and all | shall condescend to
say in reply is, that if he will only be satisfied
with such living as he has always been accus-
toned to al home, | promise him that our tavern
keepers will feed hin for half price! Pray, sir,
what does he know Of good liring? where did
he study the art of cooking? where - Hero
there was a cry Of personal and all appeal TO
the speaker.
Sir continued the member from Corydon,
glancing his eye over his shoulder, Il attend TO
my personalities out of this house IT his was
said with emphasis, and / understood after
wards that the gentleman had fought one OF
tTo duels y Some confusion followed, waen a
venerable, good humored- looking farmer arose
and said, with a smiling countcnance
"Mr Speaker, | regret very much that tie
honorable member from - county has intro
duced this motion, and | hope he will consent
to withdraw it for I confess, sir, that | don't
agree with him at all! For my part, sir, | think
the tavern-keepers give us very good fare,
much better than ! am accustomed to: and |
tell you. very c~andidly, sir, that one reason why
| come to Corydon is, because | do live better
than at home | get farmers fare all the rest
of the year, and | think myself entitled to ia
dulge IN ~luXuries here, and | don't want to try
experiments elsewhere. So, Mr.. Speaker, #
the question is to be put, | vote dead against IT.
"Ihis well-timed speech set the whole house
in a roar. Good humor was restored and, jus!
then, the dinner bells rang, which, being the
regular signal for adjournment. we quickly lett
The house TO indulge our a~ppetites at the abused
t%averns: Next day | came away, and never
heard whether the debate was resumed or not"
Mr.. Randolph was very much diverted at this
recital, which occurred exactly as | have sta
ted 1t, and insisted upon my giving him a writ
ten narrative of it. ! inquired what he wanted
it for!
"Why," said he, "when the next state ap-
plies for admission, I want to ascertain whether
such grave questions as eating and drinking
cannot be debated without all the machinery Of
a legislature. 1t is very evident, sir that lndi-
ana ought TO have remained in leading strings
some time longer. We are too quick on the
trigger. sir. We forgot that our ancestors fought
for their Legislative halls, and id not get them
by a mere tap at the door and 'let US in!' No,
sir depend upon il, constitutions are too cheap
nowadays. Every man thinks himselfa states
man, and every extended wilderness aspires to
, be a state, sir Z"
lie would then revert to the glorious days o!
S "Old Virginia." when great names were more
: powerful than mere majorities !; where the law
OF prImogeniture still preserved a resident ar.
lsfocracy, and where gentlemen had an acknow-
lodged precedence on all public occasions.
: used sometimes maliciousIy to ask him, if he
e did not want kings, lords and once
S to which he would laughingly reply:
"lou are not my father confessor, sir, and |
DON'T like direct interr0gatorisS ="
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-10-06
From the Knickerbocker for September.
THE PRINTER.

Z "The printer in his folio, heraldeth the world
Now como tidings Of weddings, makings, mum
meries, entertainments, jubilees, wars, fires
foundations, thefts, murders, massacres, metz
ors, comets, spectrums, prodigies, shipwrecks
p~iracies, sea.fghts, lawsuits, pleas, proclama'
tons, embassies, trophies, t%riumphs, revels
sports, plays then again, as if in a new shift
ed scene, treasons, cheating, ~roberies, enormous
v~illanies of all kinds, funerals, trials, new dis.
c~overies, expeditions now comical then tragl'
cal matters. To-day we hear of new offices
created, tomorrow of great men deposed, and
then again of fresh honors conferred; one is
let loose, another ~prisoned one purchaseth
another breaketh; he thrives, his neighbol
turneth bankrupt; now plenty, then AGAR
wrangles, laughs, weeps, and SO forth. Thus
do we daily hear such like, both public and pri
.vate news" OLD BURTON.
He stood there alone at that shadowy hour,
By the swinging lamp dimly burning;
All silent within save the ticking type,
All without, save the night-watch turning;
And heavily echoed the solemn sound,
As slowly he paced Ger the frozen ground.
huu uub0 Nv uiiciO oo iutSiy tio oAShS
With the Joy Of festivity cleaning,
And hearts that were beating in sympathy then,
Were now living it Ger in their drea ming,
Yet The PAINTER still worked at his lonely post,
As slowly he gathered his mighty host.
And there lay the merchant all pllowed in down,
And building bright hopes for the morrow,
Nor dreamed he that Fate was then weaving a wand,
That would bring to him fear and sorrow;
Yet the PRINTER was there in his shadowy room,
And he set in his framework that rich mans
doom!
The young wife was sleeping, whom lately had bound
The ties that death only can sever
And dreaming she started, yet woke with a smile,
For she thought they were parted forever!
But the PAINTER was clicking the types tina
would tell
On the morrow, THE TRUTH of that midnight spell
And there lay the statesman, whose feverish brow
And restless, the pillow was pressing,
For he felt, through the shadowy mist OF his dream,
His loftiest hopes now possessing; lglsom,
Yet the PRINTER worked on mid silence and
And dug for ambition its lowliest tomb.
And slowly that workman went gathering up
His budget of grief and of gladness,
A wreath for the noble, a grave for The low,
For the happy a cup full of sadness:
Strange stories of wonder, TO enchant the ear,
And dark ones Of terror, to curdle with fear.
Full strange are the tales which that dark host shall
To palace and cot on the morrow; [bea
Oh welcome, thrice welcome, to many a heart!
To many a bearer Of sorrow;
1t shall go like the wind and wandering air,
For life and its changes are impressed there.
BosToS, Aug. 10, lS43, MoDus.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-10-06

Three men were in company-S,rxnge,
Wright and Moore. Says Wright, There
is but one rogue amongst us aud that is
strange" NO." says Strange. ",lere is
one more" AYE" says Moore. "tAa, i.
righf."
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29
20 e TR Y.
From the N. Y. Mirror:

From the N. Y. Mirror:
THE COLONEL.
The Colonel !. such q creature!
met him at the ball
Perfect in form and feature,
And 50 divineiy tall
He praised my dmple checks and curls,
While whrling through the dance,
And matched me with the dark eyed giZls
OF Italy and France!
He said in accents thrilling,
g Loves, boundess as the sea-
And l, dear maid, am willing,
To give up all for thee :"
heard him-blush 'd-'iwould ask mamma-
And then my eyes grew dim!
He look'd-I said, mamma-papa-
I'D give up all for him! -
My Governor is rich and old;
This well the Colonel knew;
"Love's WINGS" he said, s.when fringed with gold
Are beautiful to view!"
l thought his havior quite the ton,
Until saw him stare,
When merely -that--brether-John--
Observation-Disclosures
Next day and the day aftor
dressed for him in vain
Wassnoved to tears and laughter
lie never came again!
But have heard. for widow Dash
He bought the bridal ring
And he will wed her for her CASH
The ugly, hateful thing
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29
TERMS.
THE ARKANSAS INTELLlGENCER

Is published every Saturday Morning, at ruRRE
DOLLARS, If paid within six months. DOLLARS,
II payment be delayed until after that time.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
For square of 10 lines os less, first insertion
DOLLAR, and FIFTY CKNTs for each continuanct--oyer
~ lines and not exceeding 5 to be ehargcda square
ana half and in that proportion for longer ADVERTISE
When an ind viduaI account, at the above rates.
amounts to $50 and under 500, dscour o. 25 per
cent VIII be made. and when it GENERALIZATION OF
more discount Of 80 per cent but nd secont viii
DC nade where payment Is delay ed aferp sexPraton
oil enc year, and no deduction will be H On tho lc
gal advertisements required to be pubIhd BY law
All advertisements to be paid for in e,or the
payment assumed by some responsiblcpsrson.
CONTRACTS BY THE YEAR.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29
Scott, White q. Co.

ES AVE removed to their new store on the cor.
ner OF Main and Water streets, and have
just received and have on hand 4 very large SIN.
ply of articles.
$50 sacks salt
$40 sacks coffee
30 hhds sugar
l25 kegs nails
IS do powder
6OOO lbs bar lead
10 barrels loaf sugar
20 do molasses
500 lbs copperas
GOO lbs saleratus
30 boxes tobacco
bbis lnseed oil
bbls tanners oil
1900 lbs rice
100000 cigars
'23,OOO lbs bacon
5000 lbs lard
10000 lbs iron
200 plough moulds
~ casks sweet WINE
5 sacks blk pepper
IA boxes tea
80 boxes claret
IL boxes cantcnuc
10 cases shoes & boots
6O boxes glass
80 boxes sperm candies
10 doz painted buckets
oo dOz corn. broons
30 bags shot
20 cases cotton cards
coils rope
20 bbls whiskoy
boxes coin's axes
Ginger
Alspice
Indigo
Nader
Spanish Brown
Whiting
Paints &c. &c. &c,
wholesale house. -
& we ioei ourselves bound to express our graft.
tude Tor the liberal patronage, which the public
nave bestowed upon US. and hope by strict atten
''oh 10 business, to merit a continuance of the
same. - '"o
June 10, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29
BANK NOTICE.

BRANCH OF THE BANK OF TIE STATE OF AnK.ss.s,
At arkansas, June 18th, Is43
NHE undersigned, Executive and Financial Gee.iv
Il ers, having received possession of the property
assets and effects OF the Branch of the Bank Of The
state oi Arkansas, at Arkansas in pursuance Of an
act OF the General Assembly Of the State of Arkana
entitled an act to place the Bank the State of Ar
kansas IN liqudation," approved 3lst January 1885,
hereby give noticeto all persons indebted
(whose debts are now due,) TO come forward, within
ninety days from the date hereof land all persons
whose debts are not now due within ninety days after
the same become due) and pay up all arrcariges Of
m'nhs' at seven per cent the principal debit land
iurnsh such security for the payment Of the principal
debt, as the undersigned may approve" Otherwise
suit will be instituted against them.
SAMUEL MITCHELL,
E,ecutire Reeeosr.
WIN. A. DOHERTY,
az Financial Reeeru.
July 8, ls43--a2-4w
The Helena Journal, Batcsville News, Van rcn In.
telligencer, and Washington Telegraph, will please
copy and send paper
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29
JOHN AUSTIN & co.

JOHN AUSTIN & co.
H AVE received, per Steam Boat Export. y nd
for sale, low for cash.
$50 bbls whiskey
casks Cogniac and Am. brandics
10 bbs Wheeling aIo
10000 lbs Juniata iron
1000 los plough mouIds
1000 lbs Am. blister steel
500 lbs Eng. do do
10000 doz. cotton yarns
5000 lbs castings and dog irons
So kegs nails
20 boxes soap
1900 lbs bar lead
1000 gallons stone ware
10 bus. clover seed
20 do timothy do
25 boxes pit. TASKS
do Virginia tobacco No. l, &c. &c. &c.
June 20, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29
PAYABLE QUARTERLY.

announcement OF candidates, will be changed as
other advertisements.
Political circulars will be charged as yertisemcnts
NC advertisement Of gross, abusive pep'naa nsture
will be published at any price tet j. +.
All letters must be post paid. ~ ur
single copies of the paper. I2 l-2 cents. --s
The above terms will be strictly adhercdto
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29
Joseph IL. Heard

Joseph III. Heard =
III AS just received, per steam boat Marietta
- and for sale, low for cash,
96 barrels whiskey .sa s.. -.
pipe French brandy
! bbl American do
bbl Malaga wine
casks claret wine
5000 ID bacon. hog round
20 bbls superfine -four
10 bbls Kanawha salt
sl5 bushels dry apples
Fort Smith, June 8, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

=, hnother--Comet was seen in Baltimore on
1 uesday evening, near the moon, and presenting
quite brilliant appearance. 's
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

An Irish gentleman Mt cards, having, on inspec.
non, FOUND The poo! deficient, excaimed-"Iere.s 5
shilling short! who put it in!'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29
LIST OF LETTERS

OF LETTERS
o tho Post Office at Fayette-
IS, ON Both June 1913, which,
3 months, will be sent to the
as dead letters
r. McCuray Jas P
Newton Col G
Nolen G r
Nolen Rev J T
Nickerson P
Oxford Abel
OdeIl Samuel
Prier &C
Poor VIM PIobart
Philips Robt S
l Philips Ezekiel
Pollard Mrs Mary w
Patton William
Peasants L J
Pogue Jno g. Heart Jno
Bank Rennor Henry
Robertson John Ii
Ross Henry p
Robinson John B
Roberts Vim C.
Remey WmJ
Rutherford Archibald
Richardson r NJ
Ross John L NJ
9 Riddle J
Snccd S G. 2
Scull William
Sutton Jas 3
Sneed & Reagan
Sneed a. Costa
Shannon Alex
Strain Isaac
Shuts Jas
Sneed John
Sisk WmJ
Smith Francis
Sabin Mrs Nancy Il
Stout Jonathan
Suble,t l. NJ
Simpson Mrs Maria
Smith Thos
Shores VIM ID
Stout Abraham
Selman John w
Strickland Rev S
Stirman Jas Ii
Town Charles + =
Thompson Jas
Ellsworth John
Tackett Martin
Trusdale J N
Tilley John
Taylor JOS
Tynor Thomas
Thornsberry Matthew
Turner c Z
Thorp VIM
Vaughn Capwell Ii
Venom Pleasant
Watkins Jas L
Wilson w L Esq
berryPresident B Bank 4
Wood John Jr
Wright Morris
Wayland Francis
uro Wright Mrs Nancy
Wilkinson VIM O
Dot Widow Washington alias
Harnage
Ieates James
NJ. Yeates Nicholas
,amanYell Gov A
Young Artherd C
or any of the above letters will
advertised.
DIN |. STlRMAN, p. NJ.
23-3w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29
Soda Water. &c.

VIE subscriber would respectfully inform the cit
L Zens OF Van Buren,. and vicinity, that he has Gle
ganty fitted up the house next door to John Austin g
Co. store, on Main street, where he will keen -, ~
stantly on hand, supply of 0'i'
"oDA WATER, ICE-CREAM, LEMONADE,
CAKES, CONFECTIONARY, sc.
Ladies and gentlemen who favor me with their na
tronage may rest assured that strict attention will be
paid to neatness and decorum, order to make il
ana quiet resort Tor such may wish enjoy 1xu
rics heretofore not to be obtained in the place
J. w. TAYLOE
N, b.--iickets for the Soda Water may be obtained
Tor 81 per dozen. Single glasses dime.
June 10, I843-l7-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29
Othenin Girard.
w Il I c n a N d Clock M,Ln.

FURT SMITH, ARk'S.
ii AS opened shop in Fort Smith, where all o,do,u
in his line Of business will be promptly attended,
G c wlil naTant all watches and clocks repaired by
nm to run correctly for twelve months
!eweiry, Music Boxes, &C. &c. repaired at the short
est notice and in the best manner
charges for work will be graduated to corrcspond
with the hard times and scarcity Of money
Orders from distance will be thankfully received
and attended to with promptness
Fort Smith. May 90, Is43.-I5-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

AISI ot
ID EMAINlNG in the Post Office at Van Eu.
~ rem, June 80, which, if not taken out with.
n three months, will be sent to the General Post
Office as dead letters.
Anderson Robert G Mcbride John
Aldrdge Thomas Miller VIM
Adm'rs of Toles Mior Charles
3artley David McCroney James
Bennett WmM Morgan James
Boyle Henry Mayers A G.
Bowen Cyrus Morrows Newton
Brooking J NJ Mrs McCauley William
Burress G Mills Daniel R
Brown James Mayer VIM II
Boyd e II Magness Thomas II
Ball David G Mays Lucre,ia
Black William McSween Samuel
Brooks Richardson Mussett Il
Bryan N Newman S c
Bounds James Neal William
Charles Shelby w Pilley Ransom
Carr VIM Parks c w Doctor
carter John Powers E d Esq
Crouch A M Peyten Mily
lamp John ID Quesenbury William
Couch Peter Roberts i
Dibrell & Thruston RatlifY Jobe
Delano L. Rush Peter, Tho's Morter
Edwards Henry or Rankin Henderson
Epler Jonathan Stirman William
Gmmerson Thomas SmartL
.dmonson Thomas Stratton Mr.
Fisher Moses Simmons John2
Harrington Rufus NJ Stephenson James
Green, Lncumm g. Co Silvers Hiram
irason Joseph Simmons Isaac
iivens Alfred Syme Ami
Howard VIM Esq. Shrman VIM
Hardin Benjamin Sweeney Lawrence
hawkins Gabriel Strickland Jacob
iartgrave VIM Sheperd David
Heath Richard Taggert Samuel
j 1ynson Charles E 2 Tebbet,s Joshua
hammock Eliza E Thraeher Franklina
Kinds Esther TrammeI Dennis 2
darrell Martha E2 Tunstall g. Stafford
logan Richard Vaught Casvell
toward DIS Veder Charles II
tensile Smith NJ Wynn Josiah
iawklns John Wright Waller
Jordan VIM d Albert Williams Jesse
Jackson A w Wilson John
Jones WmC Wilson A 7,
keyes William 2 Womack WmR
L Lowry q = Willis James
Lumpkins VIM Wheeler Jobn r
Miller George f Young John Esq
Moore Ransome
PERSONS calling for letters in the above list will
please say they are advertised.
JOHN DRENNEN, p. NJ.
Van Buren, July 6, lS43.-22-3w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29
WhiSkey.

Whiskey.
Ok BBLS. Old Rectified Whiskev. ius, re.
ceived, and for sale,> on consignment, by
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.
May 6, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

~ LM AlNlNG In tho
y vile, Arkansas, on
if not taken out in 3 IN
General Post Office as d
Anderson William r.
Allen Johnathan
Anthony g. Brodie
Bonnas Jas.
Buck, Rev. uncle
Burrow jarrett
Beatty Maj. Thos. J
Benbrook 'Thos. f
Brinson Thos
Berry Jno
Bell Rev. Luther NJ
Bell John
Blakemore Lee C.
Benton Rev. J. w
Bryent G.. E. G
Cashier Of Branch Bank
Cox Coleman
Dutton Moses
Davidson Abncr
Dignowity DR. A NJ
Dewey John S
Denton Capt Isaac
Evans l.
Evans LID 2
Funkhousor Jacob 9
Free John NJ
Fletcher Robt
Flshor ChaS
Greenwood A B 3
Guthrey William
Gillet Jas S
Gray Washington
Gilbert A G.
Gray George
Gilmer Ii r
Holiday John S
Harrer Enos
House Warden
Hanson q l.
Hambv w S
Hart Wilson d
Hogan John ID
Hill Jas
Hutchins Anderson
Hukel Jas S
Hodges Robt
Hubbard NJ
Irwin Ann Mrs
Irwin Mr. Jas
kurnes VIM R
Kelly Eli
Knott Harverson
Knott J Esq
Lynde Melvin A 3
Lyndo Joseph b
Lowelass Jesse
Lowelass Elizabeth
Larimore Jas
Lynton Doctor
Leryne Ezekiel
Lennon WIN rs
Larimore & Thornberr,
Mussett Sinnctt
Mussctt Jackson
Mc'Carny Rob, 2
Mcclellan & Mcclure
McMillin Hugh
Miller Aaron or Robt
McWilliams David
Matthews Thos
McCullock Doct D. NJ.
Mckinney or Buckamal
Mcneil Jas B
Persons calling for ar
please say they are adv
JOHN
July Is, lS43--23-3
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

I'D BOXES claret wine;
- ~ do old Madeira wine;
q do Muscat wine;
- 6 do Cherry bounce;
"a doz. Porter;
36 doz. Philadelphia Alo;
l-2 pipe superior Champaign Banoy'
Received and for sale, low for cash. ~
May "a, ls43. BELL g. HNcEh.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29

Scott, White & Co.
HAVE just received from Philadelphia,
81 bales 3-4 brown shirting,
7.S
S Al
2 &" 3.4 Lowels.
2 A Lowes,
case heavy twiIIed domestic--stripe,
1900 lbs cotton yarn.
These goods were purchased low, and will be
sold at very small advance for cash.
May 6, 1919.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29
NOTICE TO BANK DEBTORS.
BANK or THE STATE OF Arkansas,
- Brdnch nj Rafesa.uc Lane 0afh Ia

Branch at Batespiiie, June 2sth, lS43.
pursuance Of the 9th and 10th sections Of an act
OF the Eeneral Assembly Of the State of Arisansas
approved on the 3lst of January, Iss3 cpitled A.
70 pace the Bank of the State of Arkansas in liam
isp Iwc the Receivers, give notice to all person.
uoo'co 10 said institution that have tax en- ill.,
possession all the property, assets, effects of The
upon al persons indebted to said Branch +,.ak uno
o'cs winch are now due, to come forward thin NJ
Jugs from The date hereof, and upon notes No, ,.
aue' wthh ninety days after the same NAV fail -
ana pay up all arrearages of calls and Interest 80
iurhish such security for the payment Of the prnc
as may be approved by US, and they will be mr. i, ~
10 renew their notes Tor one year, by paying g. ~
cent. interest in advance "
Persons against whom suit has been inst;, y
per cent, which will enable them In renaa II yss
upon the same terms prescribed for o,he, doh,a. y,
The arrcaragcs OF calls alluded to- will hc g..
cent. of tho principal, counted for eye,v -;
from the time note falls due. to the I6,h Es
1913, the time the above rected act took &C.,.
Below is appended the form of n note smell :.
be required in all cases Of renewal II.
BATEsvILIE, IA q.
Twelve months after date. we, (.crc insert III.
OF principally principal, snd (bere insert the ns q
securties) securities, jointly and severalIy pro
to pay the Bank of the State of Arkansas, or
(here insert the amount) dollars, and - ceatssk
liable and payable at the Branch Of said Bank, ]
vile, without dcfalcation, for value received <
the Financial Receiver of said Branch Bank is
authorised to insert the date, the day Of ren
NAME OF PRINCIP -
NAME OF SECURII q
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-07-29
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
II EMAINlNG in the Post Office at Van Eu-
~ rem, June 80, which, if not taken out with.
in three months, will be sent to the General Post
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-10-13
2tn @Ottllcb &rbl aus NIppolDenellcrL

G0nl9rclh Murtemb'rs> Sbcramtsserid9t Botnaug,
Dem I'M Sabre 1881 ocn epproewsiler nah Wass
cn, I'M noroamersfaniIden Stadte ShtO, Start 60,
cu69emauperen Gpeb grb lit leiHer, AM .2lpril
1885 9eItcrbenen Sd)pefer. 9lnna Mara, Gtefrau B.
rhann SHauIler, III Hppcloepeller, ene Grbbaft BON
Is 9uloen an9efaten unc in rNe9ihaftcbe Sernal:
tun9 9eteHt mcrpen.-Cerelbe miro nun auf9efrroert,
perl0n1 ocer ourb eneu red1ts9ehorl3 beocnmdltt9s
ten Sadj~aer oabler Su erhetnen oam tbm Die Tbel'
lung ncd) sur 9lnerfsnuun9 Dcr9ele9t perotn fam.
SUtlte @}Oreb @rh nibt mehr Leben u. naCb Ietuer
GenanHen Sdmeer 9elcrben Iein, 70 er9ete cteleIbe
etuTrroerun9 an ielne @rben, nit Dem snf19en, paB
lie audi ntcr ietnen SCo uuo lber lbre Grbfo9e 9enu
9ence 9ctpete aabier beiSubrin9en h6tten 4&enn a'
Der Ger gUlcb @rb cen 800 Ger 9lnua Naria SouuIer
nttht erebt H. StnHer tiuteran bite, 70 wdreu res
ie Sum SeSu1 letHe5 GrbthelIs IN Der Ner1lcnlhaft
oer>eteH berufen.-@s miro oaber auf cicic SAL Die
rtl9e 9uffcroeruu9 uu oen(eIben bic 8ormlncer e1
ner tncer 9crltDte, aud hdttcn ciee ndht llr 9eht
rig ausiuDeeu, caB lie ais BCrmuucer oru Der Suln
c9en Sehcroe belte4 pCreeR, (onoern audi, oaB ote
Stucer leltlt, Utpelt e ert nod) Der 9u5wancerun9
res @rb gebcrcn mOrceu etn 1clten, oNn ihm III enet
redtmaBl9en @be er5eu9t wcrpen fcen.
SO ldn9e btn9e9en ceie 9luforoerung b II Vcl9e
blebt tDo cds genannte GrblDaftsperrt99en auf Eo'
ten Der Setbelli9ten in pe9NhaftIider Ser'pabruug
bebalren.
ofnon9 ceH 22Iteu slpril, 1s43.
Sberamts Rlchter
SDfle II
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-10-13
Ser 25attrIanbs eun6 unb g U Der 3eIt.

Nombur9, Suli 7tpiiben 5ooItein ,no Soambur9
lttcirt e;n GIttrN oudbrcden ;u poren, dbnlid Dem
terhtmcn Secfre,c onf Dem Soreniee Sn Der @lte
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