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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22
Messrs anderson .NunnaHy. James Nunnaty and
D1DiI Mn

TAKE notice that shall take the dispositions Of Thoma,
and others, my Compiling Room. in the
Famve Friday and Saturday. the LIST and End day. II sep
tcmbe 5i3 the hours OF sunrise and Of
days. evidence depending the Cir
cnit superior of Law and Chancey for Prince Ed~aff
county, hancery side thereof In which suit am plaintiff
and Won are defendants. u. Il. FLIPpINS.
IL. os -ayrLI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22

oST-The person the Files Of the En-
qure tor the years from 9th May 1907 to 9Th May soS
from 9th Nay ISL To 9th May, 1872 9th May 1873 TO 9Th
May 1915 from sh May sl7 9Th May 1915 and from Mh
May iee 10 YIN May 1919, belonging the Enquirer oce are
most earnestly requested 10 bring them possible
They are Of the value and we have no dap
borrowed from this Office by some persons who
THos RICHIE SONS.
Juneo 9-sf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22
4 O,od Shot for HORNS in the Human Body !
WIN. WALLACE.
DRs PERRY & HAMLIN'S vERMlFUGE.

DRs PERRY & HAMLIN'S vERMlFUGE
THIS invaluable has acquired in the South and West
the appcaron of dead SHOT, from Us great pTome ness
and unparalleled certainty OF effect
The exceeding quantity Of Medicine required to test the
erene of woTms or every from the sstem-its
operating in few without the aid Of purgare ana
generally without repeating the dose together with the perfect
safety Of its being administered To the youngest chid constitute
one OF the discoveries Of the The very small
quantity necessary TO sui, almost renders
the cheapest M dicine now before the public.
Prepared ONLY hy PERRY HAMLiN
WILLIAM EMACK. Baltimore, )
SAMI T.. DOVE, Richmond Gen. Agents
BRACES THOMAS, Petersburg 90 o.
Aug. &c"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22
GREAT LICK At STATIONS OFFICE.

GREAT LICK AT STATIONS OFFICE.
nRAwN Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Glass No. l1e, drawn
- e. IS 60 63 10 "a SO co IS 4 so.
Ticket Nos n - entitled the Capital Prize OF $40 900
so,d and maid by STRATTON.
Ticket, Nos II IS 49, Prize of $4,000, sold and paid
STATION.
Ticket Nos As So Prize 81 800 both sold aud paid
Do. do. 81 II 20. do. l,lOO, by STRATTON.
Besides 80 other good three number prizes, making - three
number prizes and paid by from 18th May ts
the Isl of August
~ b. Lotteries advertised by J. G. Gregory
Co sold By S1RATTON in packages single tickets and
all ORDERS by mail otherwise, from part Of the Union en-
closing prize tickets, will he thankfully received and
confdenay and promptly attended addressed 10 the al
prize seller. NJ STRATUM, Richmond, va.
Aup 25-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22
NJEssRs. CRAWFORD ". HALL and wM. PayNiIl

NJEsSRS. CRAWFORD w. HALL and WA. PANNiLL. =
" VIII please take notice, that The ath day Of Angus,
NJ Palmyra, in the county of Fuvanna the Cont house
tween the hours of sunrise and sunset and M
DAY until all are TAKEN shall To take tie depo
samuel > Petit and Others 10 c read evidence ,un
depending III The Circuit Superior Cont Of and bar
Tor the county of Fuvanna in which paintf aud ,cg
uetrnuants Very respectfully
JOSEPH HopGS0N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22

J. q. GREGORY d Co., Managers.
Office Man, Ind door beiop Nam and lih Streets
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
SPLENDID CAPITAL PRIZES FOR SEPTEMBER
$50 900 -S40, 000-S3U ,000-S3O 0O0-S300O D
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class No. 46, to he drawn saIur
day, 2nd September lsi3.
Capuas-S30,pO , - 900, 80 prizes of 1000 &C., &C.
"a hole Tickets SlU--sharrs IN proportion
Certificate of Package Of IS Whole Tickets VIII be sent
Tor Si30-shares in proportion
000G Dollars.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass AZ, to be drawn Saturday,
9Th September, Iei3
Capial,-s4O.0o0, 10000, 5N0o, &C., &c
Til kcts sn-halves 5-1narters2 50.
package Whole Tickets viii be sent for
Si3O-sharcs in proportion
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class AZ to be drawn Saturday,
10th September lS43 -.
cpas-spOo 10000 100 prizes of looO ITO prizes of 300,
&c, &c
Tickets s1N-halves 5-quarcrs . 50.
certificate of package OF 26 Whole Tickets sl3o-shafes
in proportion.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass So 10 be drawn Saturday,
Both September. l5iJ.
CapitaLsso Oh 10000 5000. 30 prizes Of zoo, &C., &C.
Tickets s0-siare. in pro sortion
certificate package 10 Whole Tickets s3o-shares in
proportion.
Tickets Certificates of Packages in the above
Splendid Lotteries, address
G. GREGORY & CO., Managers, Richmond, Va
paper containing of the drawing, will be sent TO
all who order u.s.
Aug. Is 2s-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22

NAPLES. Napoleons great and brilliant associate IN
arms, and she has proved herself worthy the he'o''
name she now bears-In fine,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22

r AND NEGROES, &c, FOR SALE-By the consent # al
IL racs concerned the subscriber will. on TUESDAY, the Sd
October, ls43 If fair if the fair day there
after, offer for SALE the premises credit of one two and
lua annual ilments Tract Of Land aud
which the Capt Nelson Anderson died seized
and lying and being the county of Nelson about
miles Southeast Of Court house. and within -four miles The
and Kanawha Canal The hun
dred and fifteen abon two thirds Of which cleared and
good rncete balance well timbered, and
the open land The cleared land is in good heart and
well adapted the culture of tobacco wheat oats, &C.
Their the premises comfortable dwelling hose and all
houses good apple hard and various other kinds
of fui,
dit o twelve months. all the slaves belonging the Estate CON
If and chdren ana also credit al SIX
months all belonging the Estate
Horses Cattle Sheep and Hogs Household ana
Kitchen Furniture Plantation Utensils. In all bonds
approved VIII required. and lien the land
10 the payment Of the pure base money. ..o,
DAVID e. ANDERSON,
Executor of Nelson Anderson, deceased,
for himself and others
Auc 25-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22
CHARLES LUMsDEN

well as Spectacle Glasses ofevey in frames,
He besows the selection Of his
and he his friends that his Glasses the very
quality well ground and perfectly poshed-and from his
ledge OF the Science of Optics and the the
prepared the advice choosing
taces or Glasses All of which viii be disposed of on
BILE torms VI Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange.
Petersburg, June %, a43 I3-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22
HHELIA sNFNI NOS.
GASEOUS CONTENTS CO
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
G GASEOUS CONTENTS:

The subscriber has discovered another Spring. the waters
which cxoed highly by those them and
they are certainly very strong As 10 the virtues
there might be much SAID and hundreds of certificates might be
produced, but the subscriber deems unnecessary.
FRANCIS A. WILSON
June - I4-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22

Clay rs VAN BuREs.-Some Democrats object 10
the nomination of Mr. Van Burcn for the Presidency
because he has been beaten. Well, Mr.. Clay, who IS
10 be the Wing candidate, has been f1oicc beaten II
this be any drawback, shall still have the adVan
tage of the Wings Why, are the Democrats who OBJ
iect to Mr. Van Buren, this account afraid of Jar
race? If. with our once beaten candidate we cannot
beat the Wings with their twice beaten candidate the
people must be their side, and we ought be beat
IN Let US have fair race as we can: We have n"
Democrat who has been twice beaten: Let take our
once beaten nag and run him against The twice beaten
wing, which will be the fairest thing we can do.
What say you, Democrats sndaHs ErpositOr.
Mr.. BlppLE's LAST LETTER There is something
extremely ludicrous the following paragraph from
Mr. Bddles last letter published in last Saturday
Ledger) taken in conjunction with his former acts
at grieves me-" he says, "to see the great cause
of free institutions furnished by the misconduct oil
Pennsylvania! II pains me TO lind our ancient Com
mon wealth thus dshonored! Nor, with The blessing
of Ged, shall |, while have life, cease my poor
efforts to rescue her from the shame and degradation
to whi:h her present career is Fastening her."
Nov who would suppose that the author OF sh's
piece &C pathetic dish water, was the instrument OF
rum 10 thousands of poor widows and orphans! NO
one SURELY and vet, this is Nicholas BIdde, late Ere
sdent Of the u S Bank, through whose exertlons al
least third of the State Debt o, Pennsylvania was
sadded upon her yeomanry, and who not only ruined
the Bank hui crushed hundreds and thousand of bust
ness men. by his magnificent bank gambling policy =
..Honest Iaqo" We shall in few days make some
DEVELOPMENTS which will convince every reasonable
mind that this same bombaslc gentleman has done that
which should entitle him TO be sustained at the public
EXPENSE and for public benefit IN some other huge
building besides that at Andalusla.
philadelphia Spirit Of the Times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22

! TN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Superior CoIrt r, p,
y for the Richmond Circuit held the Capitol ga
of Richmond, Saturday, April LIST, ls43: :" We :,
Sidney 8. Baxter, Attorney General Of the Con,,
Virginia, and the President and Directors the Lers,
apains, Fsa 3D..
Donald McNichol Archibald McSichol Pev,v ucr,...
Mclaughlin and Mary his wife, John Crnw and r. it
Alexander McNchol John McNichu! Francis Ne Nm hs
Machine and Isabella wife, Ellen McSlrboI r G-.,
and Margaret his wife, James Bennett and att
Mary McNchol, and Nicholas Nelson and Jane bis W.T. -
The demurrer of the defendants the Bin Of he eaan
being argued 1t is the opinion of the Court that lbs
or Is insufficient: Therefore, IL decreed and ord.ss
said demurrer be oyerrued and rhereupon the
their answer TO The said BILL TO which answer the MANS
counsel, replied generally, and the coming on h
be heard by consent of the Attorney General and m
ants by their counsel, the bill, aud
argued by counsel: On consideration whereof, Cour
order that publication be made for three successv
the Richmond Enquirer Richmond Mig and The Na,F
leilieencer published in The city of Washington rrqq
persons claiming interest IN the estate of pr hu W.
Surgeon in the Navy of the Stale OF Virginia ~ N.
lonay War; 10 appea, here the fr>r day oil he n, ~
Term, and make Themselves parties defendants lbs
~, -, a Copy -Iese, WI. 6. SANDS. { r.
ITO Mas. REBECCA HARRIS, Executriy Of Iobr -
s. kllhy, Gordon Sale and John Mniree, Ass.rr.
and W. Wrcnn, who were Assienees of Lnufeuce n ~ "
Martha Virginia Harris, r. ~ Harris, John f. Han, ''
Fournoy and Dir William Huarins: You Wi take E,,,. -
on The 22nd day OF August, lsi3 al Padoncah in Nc,.
county in the State of Kentucky between O'Clock
O'Clock, r. NJ, shall proceed Ia take the drpc,,"n. Al
iod aud Others and, the ash OF the nioph .,
Courthouse, IN The State OF Kentucky between the sam
snail proceed 10 take The DISPOSITIONS Maior Ihora.
and - Bary and uthe-,o be used rs evidence IN -.
now depending IN the Circuit Superior Cont of Law ard
Gerry Tor hns and Queen county, wherein conparat,
you are defendants and II, iicm any Cause, sa-
b. taken the aforesaid days taking thereof viii he wv
tinued from day TO day I'LL they Completed Very iry
July l5 20-wt29A EDWIN trPSfiiu
hE>SRS. CRAWFORD ". HALL. William raaE,i a. =
WI Turner Archibald Bryce and John VI Johnson y
please take notice, that, The 18th dag ol August ~
myra at the Clerks Office IN the county of Figvanua
The hour, of sunrise and and continue day a.
until the whole taken, shall proceed To take thr dr,
of Samuel = Petit and Others he read evidence A.
now depending III the Circuit Superior Coun Of Law
Gerry for Fuvanna county, which plaintiff ami Sou a,
defendants. Very respectfully,
JOSEPH HoDGSoy
l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22

ID. NJ. HOYT & CO.'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
Under Tie Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Pjrgtnia
Splendid LOTTERIES FOR AUGUST, 1919.
S75 900 IN 3 prizes Of S25 900!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass A. for lsi3 to be drawn a
Alexandria, d. C., Saturday, the 18th of August, lS4J
Grand Capitals
prizes Of S25 900, amounting TO $4,000.
prize of $4,000 so prizes OF Sl,00U
! e sN3Iso aso
&c. &c.
Tickets sl0-Halves s5-Quarters 50 so.
Certificates of Packages of 2s Whoes, sl4O 20
a6 Quarters, IS 90
$4,000 Dollars!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass IS, for ls43 to be drawn
at Alexandria, d. c., Saturday. August 26, 1913.
10 drawn Nos. in each Package Of - Tickets
Capitals
prize of S25,0OO prize of S!,.3U
g Is 1900
/ nrizes of 1000
2OOo Is 500
Certificates n nack,1es ~ % WSoIes 500 90
% Halves 90
d Quarters IS 90
Hoyt Co. selling prizes IN almost every oefy-se
vera who have been purchasing tickets for long e
without getting thing within few days drawn cap
tails All advertised by having been sold can DC seen
nj the Office.
Tickets in all the Lotteries advertised by G. Gregory Co.
tended pompness drawings of Lotteries sen
twhen rrquested,) To all who order Of
HDYT * o., Under Exchange Hotel, Richmond, va;
July % 2-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22

27ol4 prlzes-amountng 10 SIi2,II5
IS number Lottery-12 drawn ballots.
Certificates Of packages Of q Whole Tickets, 5000
Do d Half do 100
Do. IS Quarter do. 5p
Do p Eighth do. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22

$50 000-S25 600!
LEXANDRlA LOTTERY Class No 49, for ls43 10 be drawn
a al Alexandria e.. sofu rdav. 9d San
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22

~ Orders Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Package
in the above splendid Lottery will receive the prompt atic
tion and of the drawing will he sent Immediately al
is o all who order from Address
J. q. GREGORY & CO., Managers Richmond Va
Is 25-2awtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22

J. q. GREGORY Il Co., Managers.
Office Ham, Ind door beiop Nam and ith Streets
RICHMOND VIRGINIA..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22
J. G. GREGORY q Co.., Managers,

oee on Man, I'd door beloo Main lIih Streets
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-10-27
apierz (Ye(O.

Die 3eit miro tcffentih tcmn,pu, tpart uuere Rduf
Iente auF unere jssiSen papier9elo Gd1e JridbIier
iDeroen rie Ne jest 0uf 6a5 Gven @elo Der Spartam
er iurudltdMen. Man tpl,b oann SuB,ben, taB cae
zine ebenie (ebr su It mar iir Gle 3uedtf bes an
bells aIs o1S aneere ;u idbwer lne caB tclce al
len reselmdstsen 0auceIsunternebmunge Ststb uads
tbctli9 iHo "
AutiW Dem Spartauiiden Gjeltbseber tann man
9t be 9rCee I6Orbet Ucrwerfer, OlB er ocm oInorl
ourdl len Gi(en GcLo tabe nis:n nrlen=(eire amer.
tannte Ablld1t tuar 3ercrun9 rIbsn llnere mcocr'
men 0eleB3eber bltteH telue 70 imme 9tllt nit th'
REM apter9ec oerbuncen-tpett eapUn entfernt; Soln
bel mar ibr 9eltettcs NHegenc, uno tbele ein nd,f
eltencS 8et)td eCl Qehu9cn=er rpurce NIT QiebfDss
unaen ertdt. Saein icpUb oas @len gcIo ais oas
Yaper @elo br1teH, jeces dnf feline QEciie benz ans
bel cen 500 I'M elnem SAT- tarb er aus WaE9el, unc
tint anoeren aus ueberhuB
sIaetn pie 3e ces p1pteraelte5 1T mum berahe per-
ftr1enS mir Uerpellen nur npd auf Der @jrdnSe. Der
0ufiprtu9enoen @eneratcn ldcint es fir cine lau9e
3et 9eberrltt ;u haben cs eben ebcc jeBt nchNinE
uer, Die d ees Gutitebens erinHern, uno Gle rp1brs
Sdelnib nod len gnoe erebcu rpercen. cSn elnigen
Staaten Der non 1T poptcr9elo berctts Serfhwunoen
nut Itruerlld1 ierl1S iptecer elne GrIelun9 3u mad
IS 9tbt 9rCBe DIitrtte no Otienauo eiuen Ibaer
beI1elben dnrlhr, Mno Ter 3rfe III cem c6 auf cieIe
g4eile ausselhlo1sn it, errpettert iId td9h. Scsar
bel uns, enem }eIler Itdrtlten Sdnscrte, eS nod
Dor nt lbr anJer 3eit 10 lit @unlt ces Gclfe5 tdno,
baB jeoer Der all etner Hshett srrelfelte, pcIitii
Ucroamut par-ic9ar bier leint Ietn 3auber abSencms
H1en SM hoben. n Den IeBten Sa9en tpurren c9ar bic
bartndd9tcn Sertbeloi9er res plster9eOes iber3ugt
o16 cbalo unere tlenen Jtoten ut mebr i'm llmlauf
seculoet rpuroen, Slberseo senus gum 8orihein fam
Gicn'ano 1T beutSuta9 10 unlnns um euen neuen
@antfreibrtef anub alien uno ecer r:rninfti9e @ap
tat ut curd3 Die Grfabrun9 beebrt, cae Ct len @eIo
6e(fer dnrpenoen fdnn.
Die Sdno Der rihtenoen @erehti9fett NAL lan9fam
Su lein lhetnen aen Ie 1T nits belto peni9er unaus
bleibd uno bic tief9eIe9teiten plane oes eiti9ten,
tperoen Su iener e9enen Strafe uno Sdanoe percen,
Ddhrene oem rcetheu 8erperbefete fem oeroenter
Qebn 9etrtb bIett.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-10-27

stm Samfa9 cen %. Scpt bat cine ceutIhe Tbea
er 9eculbafr IN St. VCuts R6rnerS ,j>ermLs roer e
&aneuenbrant anf9efnbrt. IS tuiro tcrchtct, oa6 c
reutlhe Scbaupieer Geitu d. ut in ct. tcuI6 est Il
~Naml1r leL nm aHf ibr 8O,tbciteteu redmen gu ton
Nueu
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cbn9ciau clseIbe GuantItdt lefern pic Srrlrs S1br
Cie IatlfSernrte III Genne1ee uno Rentu6D lcl III
Mudtd?t Ger Gu1ntltdt ltn ple UUrtge5 Sabr.
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elb ~ temirtblhafeu Sie bad t: lid, ,Itnrdrr sc
mug. ren Srhn e d,infcnttil;r uuc feline @ecaen I'M
Grab III hateu; 1p t1nc lie ene5 e6 eabct, aS5ohn
cin 9titt1AelIe uabm, uno er IcB ltS ceehab nld3r
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errtteert er nit @ritaunen-d, arbelte ME nach benz
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-10-27

men ocS Dirifts, uno erbiclt oerfeben audi fo oie(e
Irae caourd, Ncrr W1Crris erwitls rurce.
g6suc crheGt aus cen QStt9rPqftern fir @auolccm.
mnlrnere, oaB bic Cencfraten lfets nCh cine Webrs
belt III Stuct uno ScuntY hate, no ca6 Ie curd bic
9lu itclun9 prpuircr Sanrioaen fur ras obcrltF1mt
lut, cileu DdDtt3en DCen fur eiueu W1nn ibrcr ors
|tbcl b1tten IdberN trRHcn g. II. H. 81
u nb IN > 80 tr1uri9 audi bic 9ead,rtd,.
ten Nber Die QSahl dnfIn9 lautcteu 70 Gcoeint fh
@nolelnItat oerelben cenncc erfeulid tr bic Nemr.
traen herau6j jultt en.- red) bat Die llneniofeit i,
een oenctratlcn Hetben etiDa6 nad)tbe,Et, oemirft
ale1H MIR clrtcn rcboen tpleoer Ger NUfnuno Naun'
9cben! caB c1e 9etohr encr Teoerla9e prrlbcr III
cde GIntIcm Gemrtr0tcn III nn(ercr n6cfeu Gpfrp
9ebunS turf 9euu9 |en ,rrr I'm, MS qc Ell
nnn9tn 3 hIstn. Ter 0Seltbrte prdt (Ic, u6er hGs
HeluItat Der IcBe" Babl fot]enOermleen aus WV
"9sr 9eben nadfrI9euo :. NeiuItat b. lesen qDab[.
Opet Die Gerld,te einaeaufen 0no. Sic (Inb lcmeit
o'Oltduot9 MIR curon uuo grte @cuntp's fIub md,
Sur.lf, es it big eBt ncd) ,weclboft ob ieme Stms
e1nell Gem traten ccer etnen 9Sb9 fir cds nutere
Naus Der Veles9ebun9 erpibt baten.
sIuS nnlcrer 1atelle leht ccr eelcr, oaB bic Demo-
troten ~ l'no tie lSbt9S Nt9lieoer flr ZEN @ou.
9EeR etpa1en' sur Den StaatssSenat cr1pdblten Die
Nemotraten 9 unD bic 1BhiqS Wt9lieoer o1es oebt
nne e1ne Wehrhett BON Wtlt9Iiecern inn cberu Naus.
Eur o1e unere 9nte erpiNen Die lDhigs 81 uno Die
HemotrateH "a Wlt9tercr; babeu Nurcn uuD Srie bic
1es no Surld Itno clncn OenUtrate fur Or Sc(ek.
9ep1n9 err1h 10 baben mir el1e tebrbe pcrt ,npei'
> !" !" ~ .UuSlWOeTU Del OerclM(QteT
Stltmr1I!n9 baben ene Counties eiuen QSba erplbs
let 70 9ebt bes Den NSpi3s ene .Oebrbett D. Stim.
en INT nnern Naue, Hno betee @)artbcien lfeben 1t,
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aR 1brer 70 Sc II Antren9ung, naob ibren sebeimcn
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'r es nbt mar, e9t eincs Shells p1rau, oaB Die 81,
1!rtrate* III ''ianhen @cuntiee nit III ibrer an5en
storte an o'e 90atlurne tamen, uuo anrcrn 2bels
oaran, caB ile inter fItb elb nbt eini9 warcn 9us
Or Iesen url1he perlOreu mir en9e lpacecre Nemc:
[.aten lno :Ndnnerr mie J. 9 MeolI bon 6oirfiso-
SOUP Eucas II. a, uuo nllr CEN slntrenquu9en wadc.
'er Oemctraten III cni9en &cunties, namentlit IN Ger
lSeern 0eIeroe> @Itntcn Srown, 6lcrment &C., lit cS
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Ben cen'rfratlten Nciten uno Die Gerrdtberei eacr
'cu1oher le0erl1nfer, 9eiha9en uno cine lHbiamebrs
2e1t Ut betreu Soduern Der geles9ebuns uus auf oeu
>oals lucen.
tir laieu tir cine Gateue Der ertuabtteu ecaores.
9no eleB9ebHn9en'lt9ltec fpl9eu:
GrW1blte Scn9rcB Bmlt0eoer.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-10-27
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Ger Winrer tcmmt heran mit NtejenIdrtcn Tine
1T III Der Shat nbt tpchl, menn nidr ftcn jeBt Der >
fen unerer Druderct aut 9eflttert miro Die T1aueus
leute fd,neloen III Der Nude ltefe 9elthter Naruu
brn9t oCs. belcuters Sbr, Die br uns ldUn Ian9e pa
rauf pertrbtet babt.-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-10-27

Der Deutl DE Nepublito r.-lluter
cteem Stel ira i'll sbany, yteuYort, ein 8latt er3e
ueu weld,es Martin Sam Bureu fir Die prdloentlhaf
uuterltubt, uns aber bislan9 nidt 3u9etCmmeu lit.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-10-27

Die Mabl in @ecrsien aberraidt teibe partbeien.
DE Bbiss fnten I'D, pltsid, uno uneripartet tim pol
len Selee bes Gdladtfelces, bic Oemofraten no &C.
s,rei gEhis Gcnsreen,dnner uno cine 8bia Mebrbeit
ia beioen Cdafru Der @eieBsebun9 truroen nit einer
Nebrbett bon un8efdbr $500 Sttmusen ertudbtt.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-02-16

POPULAR ERReRs -The human body.
says DIR. Gardner, in our climate, IS al
ways much warmer than the ataasi here,
and is consequently throwing OFT heat.
All substances, in respect OF heat, are
called good or bid conductors. 1t we
apply our hand to the carpet, It will ap
pear tolerably warm, because 1t IS bad
conductor, and takes no heat from u.s.
If we next touch the floor, which IS OF
wood. and therefore, although bad one,
a better conductor than the carpet, 1t
will apnear somewhat cold--as it takes
some of the heat of our hand away. Iron,
and all metals. being eminenty good
conductors, viii abstract Il greater guam
titv Of heat from US. so that when we
come to touch that, it will appear very
Geld from the lnss of heat which sur boz
DIV Immediately experiences. The same
iailacious testimony of the touch would
induce US to believe that water is really
much colder than it is. When we take
the cold bath, we experience chilly sem
sation in passing cut Of the atmos phere
inta the water, although thermometer
will tell rs that both are of the same tenn
Derature; this is because it has proper
ty peculiar to itself, by which it absorbs
and carries away whatever heat NAV be
brought in contact with it, and which Is
equivalent in lis results to the proper ty
OF conductor. Thus it will appear that
what seems to be cold sensation recei-
we'd from other objects. is, in reality,
nothing more than the loss of heat in
touching them land thus it is evident
that the Author of the Universe Turned
our senses to answer the ordinary pur-
pose Of life, and gave US intellect to GER
rect their errors, and enables us to ap-
ply them to higher and nobier purposes
of science.