davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
10 the Travelling Public.
D.EREi' EEsE sbE' SF,ES;gx
Aog,s

u VIE undergrad. proprietor Of the line OF STAGES
running lrnm I.fnchhurg VIA New London aud
Liberty, 10 fmrastle aud the BIG Lick hereby inlarms
The public that he has established daily line of Stages
lrnm Lynchbnru to Fmrastle connecting with daily
llne oi MI William \. Masln's from Flncasile by the
Sweet and Red Springs, Ia the Wine Sulphur, which
connects y" daily line nav IN full operation Ia Guy
andoc.--At the Sweet Springs there til weekly line
oil Stages running to tie Salt aud lied sulphur, and
ifom he Whine Sulphur there is daily ne running BY
ihe w arm aud Hot Springs on 10 Stanutou. Virginia
ihe daily Stages al the proprietor from Lynchbarg IN
tersocI with the Steam and Packet Boats at Lynch
bury aud Stages WILL the arrival of the uoals be read
', ~ the banks oibe Canal 10 convey p.ssenges& thur
baggage To any Tavern Ia which they may % in ynch
bury tree ui rharnP.
lhe rl-weekIy line from Lynchbure to Big Lick is
SUI IN operatloo leaving Lyochburg every Monday
"Wednesday and Friday, passing through Salem and
'hrisliah'bnrg by Farls's line 10 Nythe C. H., and
thence by Bosd \ Cos lhc. through Abingdon 10
Brownsville, Tennessee
There Is nigh-tale cling on either Of the above
routes OF The Pr ptlcr; and passengers coming from the
West OF Soai Will reach ynchhufg by uclaek p NJ
IN time To transact BUSINESS and take toe line oil boats
to RIchm md next morning.
Vie would say 10 those who wish 10 visit the virginia
Springs this season. that they will find this pleas.
ant and expeditions The roads are IN GOOD order
and the Wow from the l3iue Ridge. over which the Sta
ges pass. is equal in grandeur of scenery TO view
irom the Peaks Of Otter
Having at considerable expense provided himself with
hue aud Comfortable cachcs excellent teams and sober
and careful drivers and pledglng himself to spare NJ
pais or expense accommodate these who may choose
to pa'Fo",@e hmm, he respectfully asks the patronage of
the ,r1velling pnblic.
Fare To Fincase and Big Lick reduced tn 81, and
way travel IN proportion. WIN. TERRY.
-. 90, Proprietor
The Undersigned Proprietor Of the line of STAGES from
tincasile 10 the White Sulphur Springs, would say to
lhe nnhle. thai his daily line connects with thai of Mr.
W lliiam Terry from Lynchhurg. on which there is no
night tayeing that he has good coaches aud leans,
aud CAREFUL drivers, and he the public ha, there
shall be no detention Of passengers after they reach his
line
Fare reduced through 10 The White Sulphur Springs
ior ~ IRON Lynchburg; way travel in proportion
4 WIN. A. MASTlN.
Proprietor Of the Fncase and VIII Sui line.
4 % The Rehmnnd Wing and Enquirer will each In
ser tunes, IN their semi-weeky paper.
/ July Is no
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22


rules held in the clerks office ofthc crcu'
superior court of law and chnncery for Bedford county
the Isl day of July, 1874:
'ohn Nj O'ey surviving partner of Thomas A. Holcompe
ana John M Oiey, late commission merchants and partners,
trading under the style and firm Of folcombe \ Oey,
plaintiffs,
against
william Muse, administrator Of William Greenwood de-
ceased Margaret Greenwood, widow of said William Green
wood Shadrick Seby and Joannah his wife, james Greer
wood, Demarcus Greenwood, William Greenwood, Deeatu,
GREENWOOD, Samuel Greenwood, and Snah Greenwood u
whom the last three infants under q years OF age,
Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The defendant, William Greenwood rot having cntee
ms appearance and given security according the act oil az
sem N and the rules Of this court and appearing by sa
evidence hat he is not an nhabitant OF tins c e
mohweah Is ordered that he do appear here the n
Monday in September next and the bill OF the PLAN
' ana That copy oil this order be inserted in some new
paper published IN the town Of Iynchburg for two NOM .
SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front door Of the coufth'
OF this county court dav -
A Copy-Teste, JOS WILSON, ofS
July afn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22

'$Glty .Tsc erasc.

VA ADAM-lon are hereby notified that on Saur-
AVE- day, the 18th dav "t September, 1871, between
sunrise and sunse, shall proceed the house Of MAJ
liuns oi said William Carter and Others be read in
evidence nn the trial Of suit depending in the cir
cuu superior OF law and chancery Of Patrick, in
which am plaintiff and you and others defendants.
You may attend # yon chose and examine the
witnesses. Yours, respectfully,
THOMAS NJ. CLARK.
AngS Win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
July 1

tiRt'iNlA AT rules held in the Clerk. Office OF
tirenii Superior Court of Law and hancery, holden
III and Tor the county of Campbell the lday Juv 1Si
Nncy Bryan, plaintiffs,
49, ngain.t
homas Brynn Bddy Russell, Eplmam +. Gardner and
Agnes his wife, Ann f. l.. Lcwen Caharine Lewellin.
}aha Lewea, Henry Robertson aud Caharine h,s wife,
hees bryan aid Catharpe Bryan, Defendants.
liz CHANcERY.
The defendants, Thomas Bryan, Henry Robertson and
katharine his wife, John iewellin, Biddy Russell and Ree'
n'an not having entered their appearance and given secu
ty according to the act of Assembly, and the rules Of tins
Court - ordered that said defendants DO appear here on
the first Monday in October next and answer the bin OF the
plaintiffs aud that copy OF hi, order forthwith nser-
ted IN some newspaper printed the town of Iynchbdrg,
or two months snccessvely and posted the front door
oil the Court house of this county, on some day
Cory-Tesc,
JNO. d. ALEXANDER, OK.
Aug. w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
Livingston County MUM
PL o U q II s.

MI W. FuQUA having transferred to me the
VI agency Of the LIZ LNGSTON COUNTY
PREWin PLOUGHS. am TOW prepared to sell
at the factory prlces a large and we'll assured stock
VIII also inform the planters and farmers that will
he constantly receiving dfeci from the manniacioy he
above plunghs, Points and Fxures so that there will
ne IN nhcn''y OF getting The Points. Slides Sc 10 sui
me tl2ghs al any time II would be needless for me
10 mention here. the lnany advantages that the Living
son Plough possesses alolher PIoughs now in use
Tor ITS character Is too well known Ivy hose who have
used them 10 netd any farther recommendations Call
and look at them. T. J. OrEY
Commission Merchant.
July % wI2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22

lust RECEIVED. an assortment of Ladies' Prn-
- neiIa halt Caters and Busklns. thinsoles We are
also in receipt invoice of Ladies' and Misses color
ed Mnrucco Buskus, Ties and Slippers. to which we
would respectfully invite the attention of those in
want OF such goods
G. FOlLANSBEE & Co.
Opposite Messrs Davis s Bro.
April % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22

.He,sr, H. p frdfsin., F. O. Naik,a,, Joel Tyatkins,
Philip Uatkins aud Henry r. Franklin:
'hSE vf YOU 10 vii: +. G. Watkins, being a non
~ resident # the State of Virginia, take notice.
that we shall take the depostons of Mai Samuel
ID. HrDelrmon and others, at the Tavern House
of Nathan II. Thornton. at Buckingham court hunsc,
Va. on the 9Th day Of September, 1911. II said de.
positions should not he taken completed at day
ihty will continue from day to day until comoleled -
Sad drpIsiiinns will be read evidence in suit
depending IN the circuit superior court 0l law and chan
Gerry. for the conny OF Buckingham. the chancefy
SIDE Of the said court. wherein yourselves and others
defendants, and David Anderson, Jf & Co. Of Rich
mond. Douglass b. Hancock aud Nathan fl Hancock
ate plaintiffs, Al which lime and place you attend
II you think proper. DOUGLASS b. HANCOCK,
NATHAN ii. HANCOCK.
Aug 8 wiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22

d, SANDs Co.-Gentlcmen; have used YOUR r,
tract OF Sarsapara since it, introduction into hi. ey
eNes me pleasure 10 state have iovnd my
most sihgnne expectations | believe 1t to be the b, Il.
pepara'io" OF that 'aluabe article With much
respect, yours,
JOHN wHITRlpGE, NJ D., 46 Gav,t.
Sands Sar,apara will also remove and permanent,
cure diseases having their origin in impure The
blood aud dcpravcd condition the general constitution
'iA Saroiuls King Evil in its various forms Rheuna
u.m, Oh inatc cutaneous Erupons Blotches lilies pm
pies OF Pusnes the fare, chronic Sore Eyes Rngworn
"r letter Scad head enlargement and pa OF the bones
and POINTS, stubborn Ulcers syrhuc symptoms, disease,
arising from an niudicous of Mercury female de.
rangemenis, aud other similar complaints
Prepared and Sold Wholesale and retail and for e,pora
Buildings 273 Broadway, corner Ch.mbcrss, New York
and by druggists generally throughout the United State,
Price u per bottle-siS bottles ior D..
The pubic respectfully requested remenher that
Is Sahdss SasapaIa that has aud is constantly achc
such remark able o the difficult class of
tn which the human frame is SUBJECT and ask for sands,
SaEapaiiltu, and take mother.
MANSFIELD, Oct ID 1913
To r W. M,rrurwsoN, Norwich
SIR For the last fifteen years have been the suhrct of
complicated diseases-troubled with the dropsy and my
nerves completely nnstrung, with less OF spcla
IN connection with other bad hmors In MAY last diff
huues seemed to enrage and be firmly seated,
head aud face swollen that appeared that the
bones ol y head had separated from the other and
completely drtursd my face. could scarcely breathe
through my nose, eyes affected that could
but little a. the time attended with acute and in
dccribabe pain constantly dating from the nose to other
very and constant burning hent irritation the
stomach, with nv limbs boaed TO nearly twice then urdna
~ size In this situation, for weeks compelled lie
upon ono side, with but little sleep NJ, humors MS
sumed renewed and stubborn hold upon me, spp,r.
nty threatened speedy dissolution tried cape.
dicnt possible, with but little benefit NV physician
at length recommended Sands SarsaparilIa procured
lew bottles o il, which believe to he the uhtouch
the blessing ut Cod OF restoration 60 comparative health
again had not taken but Two three bottles before my
disease began to eaNe My pain and swelling gone my
appetite good sleep and rest quietly 10 me has been
| reign balm. EIfNlCE CRANE
Having been acquainted with the afflicted widow Mr..
Enniee Crane, of Mansfield for nearly years. (yho.e
protraeied sickness has called forth the the
community whore She resdes consider it an occasion for
ot that her Suetngs have hccn far aevated by the
of Sands Susapara, which has been kindly rw arIed
by Yourself HENRY BROMLEY,
Minister of the Gospel.
We the undersigned do certify that the above are fact,
LUTHER MARTIN,
ELEAZER BENNETT
g. The above Medicines are Tor sale by
ID. L. LYMAN,
Agent by special appointment of the Proprietor. fo
lHnehbnrg and vicinity,
March IL er
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22

DISAPPOINTMENT.

Thr above sae. which vas ~ have taken place on the
iIh Monday IN July, Is postponed ul he III Monday in
August next NATHAN IOffItS.
layinpslnn. LILY % t.lA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
July 81
STOP THE
STOP THE
KE.v.Eiy:yY!
3 ID o Z L n n s II e W A RID.

q A>hN ha from the subscribers IN i.Snchburp.
& The 1lh June, lSil. a negro man, named
VI % - T. -.
aged about 80 year5-about feet ur Q inches hiuh-
good docking, and well propofilnned his compeAlo
dark brown, full head at hair and small whs .ers-
hen spoken 10 he is apt TO look down. and speak. him
sell slowly. and with seeming caution is smart aud in
tellgent. and his and address are in general u
and submissive. lie had q black fur cap, which he
wears generally inclined forward his forehead and
eyes leaving large portion Of the of his head e4
posed.
Moses was raised by Mr.. II. b. Hunter, near Green
hrler Bridges and II though that he was seen on
the 9th June, pass the Natural Bridge in company
viii some wagons, gong Hesi; aud IL may be he
lurking IN the neighborhood oi his old homes rr ii is pos
sble that he may be lurking in the nelqhhrhood gen
tenen who purchased negroes of MIR. Hunter in the
counties of Campbell Boetourt. Rockbridee and Mon
roe. lie may possibly endeavor make his way 10 a
free Sale, told that he formerly worked on
The turnpike road leadn Charleston and is CONVEX
SAM with the whule route tn Ohio.
We Will give the ahnve reward for the apprehension
OF Moses. il he be safely lodged in la that we get
him again, and wewlI pay all reasonable expenses, IN
addition 10 the reward II he be delivered in Lynch
burg. &. Il. WILLIAMS x co
Auy.S w3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22

I rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the county
~ oil Patrick on the LIST Monday in August. 1874:
Peter r. Penn admir-. Of Gabriel Penn, deed pLSn,;T
against
Joseph s poindexcr, and George Staples admir- ofJ.bn
Poinlexter, decd, DefenJao,.
liz CH.NcERY
The defendant. Joseph s. Poindexter not having e,,e,
his appearance and given security according to the
Assembly and the rules oths court and appearing by sal.
try; is ordered that the said defendant do appear hsr ~
the st Monday in October next and the pa;,,;a
BILL and thai copy of this orde, be forthwith n,era .
the Iynchburg srsnan for eight weeks successyely aa
posted the front of the Courthouse Of his count,
some court day. Copy-Teste "
August Is WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
Aug 8

NlRGiNlA:-tl rules held in the clerks flee the r-
cut superior of law and chanecry, for Bedford
county the lsi dny OF July, 1914.
John A. Wharton and james +. johnson, Il ustees,
PLAINTIFF.
against
Stephen G. Hurt Pleasant Pre- and Thomas l.. Loft.
nieh mrcants and partners, trading under ha s lie aud
finn nf Stephen {. HUT & Co. Richard ryree Alfred A.
Bill John ". llo Grief r. Adams, John f Thnxion Hea-
~ Preas Isaac hpin Thomas Pr-as. lanewortl Gray,
Aexanier Smith, Surah Smith Alice Smith, Alfred (ooiy
John Ctayor beverly Crump, Thomas i,ayi., Burleu Gray
james Gray. Sios DearinS JOHN lIude-ion the Bedford
Savings Bank nj Liberty, the President and DIRECTORS 81 tho
Bank OF virginia nj Buchanan the President Directors
of the Farmers Bank OF virginia at Lynrburg, Edward d..
Sicpte. Michael Hart, William Mend Thomas Mead, lien.
~ Priest, sarah GRAY, Thomas oeratreet Joseph Will
sou md lodowek Mcdaniel anrs of Parhan Arlington,
dee d., mud Jubn Jordan and Mcileury Jordan sdmrs Of
Marquis ID. Gray dec d.. and Jesse A. Branbett,
Uelsndants,
IN CHASCERY,
The defendant Jesse A. Bran e no, hav ing entered his
appearance and given secur, according To I'll. aci of
sehy ani the rules Of this court and appearing by sas
mc'fy evidence That he iuhahiinnt this
m"nwea; II Ia ordered that he do appaer her ON the
honlay IN September and pain.i(s hill,
ana INA TINS order be inserted in snaper publish.
rdin e town OF lynchurg, for months sfd
posted nj the front door OF tie house this couut
some court day. W
Copy-Trs:',
~, JOS WILSON elk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22

an and afier the lsi day If April next, unr PACK
" EFT BOATS will leave Richmond Mpndfy 7,
"Wednesday and Friday evenings al oc.ack precisely.
and arrive al I.snchbufg. at o'clock, A. NJ. Wednes
days Fridays and Sundays.
BY this arrangement The mail snd passengers from The
North. going Nest will leayc Richmond directly after
the arrival # the cars and 10 iYnehburs Ia
cnnect with the Western and South western mai sta 70
lines, "a hours IN advance 4 The 1resenl Time.
RETURNING.
Leave Lynchburg Monday, "Wednesday and Friday
ate g. NJ
Arrive in Richmond Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day by | Z. NJ.
COMING Up
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
IA ~ NOTICE.

fkNit. undersigned has unprd with Inn in the practice
4 ct hts rrQtesawn, Ma. CuARLEs Il, SLAu.nrra.
ny arrangements the! VIII be enahled Iogve prompt
ailentiun 10 business. They will practise in all the
courts heretalaie attended by the Undersigned
=. GARLAND
Aug. s I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
gAUE> IRVINE q WV. &. IRVINE,
.gf'TOE.V'X Y'S mr. E,sIg.

I ANlNG formed Co-parinershlp in the practice oil
Z d The Law, the former residing at Gamtb-ll cpnr
house, aud The latter his residence IA Bedford county
near New London, will regularly attend the courts o
Campbell and Bedford, and will attend strictly to all bu
slness conf!ed to them.
Letters addressed 10 them. either Of them at Camp
bell court house or at New London will receive prom p
attention.
Du,e l2 VAN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
sale Of ten likely Negroes, some vaIua-
bic Horses, Household and IL chen
EuvnitOye.

Rf virtue Of q deed Of trust. BEARING date the 10Th
- day of July, SIi. to the undersigned by Rleh'd
w. Gaines r will be sold. the 2nd day OF September
leli. at Charlole Coun House. III being court day }
len Valuable Slaves. aud all the other propery des>
crbed in the deed aforesaid, for the purposes therein
mentioned. Terms 10 be made knowr al sale
THOS. T.. WATKINS. Trustee
AugS wt2S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
Sale OF Valuable Land in Bed ford

HNY virtue of the ast will ard testament of Sarah
Ed Medley, deed. ihe subscriber will pfoeeed To sell.
the premises, BY way OF public ancion. The hs
bidder. Tuesday the Sd day II September next,
Medley decd resdel. THE sad Tract Of Land lies
n Bedfifd county. uear Peaawn, in populons and
healthy neighborod. well aaiefed. lies well. and
cunlsns between PSI aud 3O0a Abont hall of the
whole Is cleared, and generally in pretty good hcarI, Of
the patt yet m woods, pIton Is first iaie tobacco
Land and every way deserves the attention of pefson.
wishing To buy.
Jsrm.-A credit Of one two and three years, bonds
with appfnsed security and the e 10 the land retain
c until the last payment IA made The iltle - belsy
ed be lndsputsbe. hut ,he subscIiber will only
vey such vested in him as executor Of said Sarah
Medley, decd. WILLIAM MEAD. Erecuior
Qf Sara. Medley. deed
July % w3S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22

Trales holden in the Clerks oioe Of the County Co .
PAtrcs at the courthouse, Monday the 5,h d.y o1
August, 1874 '"
Thomas >. Penn, Plaintiff,
against
Joseph s. Pondexer, and George Staples admir- Of JA.
oindexter, deed. Defends mn. s
In CHAscERy.
The defendant, Joseph Poindextet not having eu,.,,
his appearance and given security according the Ac
Assembly and the rules of this court and it appe rim. L.
satisfactory idence that he ant ofb,. 2
mon"ea; is ordered that the said defendant do ANN
here the lst Monday in October next, and an.wet M
Plaintiffs bill and that copy Of this order be forth, h
published in the Lynchburg Virginan for eight wce. -
cessyey, and posted the front door Of the .
this county day.
Copy-reste,
SAML. G. STAPLES. Cl1
Aug. Is wan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22

1'ilE four horse Coaches for Natural Bridge Dag
4 gers Springs, CaIashan's " htte Sulphur Springs.
Lexington, Alum Springs. Warm Springs aud Hot
Springs. will commence running tr- weekly Oh Friday
the l2lh of April. Extras furnished at any time, 10 va
rs the passengers may wish. JAMES N. BOYD,
Proprietor.
April Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22

We call intention 10 the pInin, simple mud /.
ui-hed fnc's in ihs foiio wing statement concern
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
HARRISON g. ROOD LAND.

Tact OF about loo acres conslsuat NJ iree tfacts
pofiion OF Is sad To be- ,alua0io and the balance god
lana. have neser seen u, hut from the best nlurna
ilon have u H. It's desirable property. aud II viii he
divided To sun purchasers. My Nephew. Ralph W.
Lofns, when he returns lfo.a The South, Viii attend 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
SANDS'S SARSAPARILLA,
Feb 10


CT We submit the following without comment
BALTIMORE, Feb It'll 1913
A u. SANDs Go. Gentlemen: have used YOUR rs
tract OF Sarsapdra since it, introduction into III.
II gives me pleasure 10 state have to aue =, NV
most singnne expectations believe 1t to b, the b, 4.
preparation OF that alusbe article use lh much
respect, yours,
JOHN WiiiTRlDGE, NJ d. a6 Cav st.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-22
THc Ro.Kih.sssmLANo

Traci a 439 acre, including 100 OF Sugar Camp
il lies well aad Is we'll watered at medium ct farm
ing grazing land; It lies about miles North of liar.
risonburQ ii viii be showna by Mr. James Fulton Who
lives adjacent.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-04-12
8reita9, beu l2ten 9prl 1914.

..St's mo9lth REF Der joer,cs uerwumccrt aus
oas llebltdbe Ndod1en ftbdrfer uS 9luge ful1sno.
..Ja, EurdIauht, (eben sic mid, uur reott ar, unit
oeHnen sic fId-id lieb Sbneu cinit ceu qan,eu c5,
0olt me'ner Sparbatf, 49,. ib 9ob es 9emiB red,t
9ern--uno. .Ste 9aben mir baftr gum Vfauoe-"
.:s'nen StuB SHmmel Seppten -
.Curhlaud'ti9iter joerr, Die bin idb.'
"Slfs m09lid Seilth, baS duocrt Die Sade.-
Nce7 Stuo> mas men pfano aubctrft. bas miro mel
ne 6rau> bic 9er5c9in, bel Dir eiIl6ien mu0sn 01uu
fommr td tperoe DID su ibr fltren"
..uno metn Srduti9aur, Durhlaudt 2"
..Neln Srduf9am, ,penu er Elm braser Mauu ilt.''
%, oo6 1T er 9eruiB er 1T 70 brap, 10 9ut.''
s.Nu, 70 erbdlt Gu ibn nod beute nit eiuer Slntel<
lung .. Gaueno Gjulcen 9ebalt, CUR Selobuuu9 Det-
nee iehOnen 9uten Soer5en6.''
Serotnanb @. Scppdens Gerlcbtcr, wu,be rcni9c
Stunoen pater gum Sbcrauffeber imcofmorlda daIlamte
erunltt rette nod melben Nbeno einer ltcbens-
nl1roleen Sraut, beren 9lduenee 9Iu6tattuu9 d bic
NerSc9n allen uorbebaltcn bate, Die ano AM Sltar.
unter ben einge9angenen nodSeitsgefheuten befanb
l audi clue lberue, reid nit Steinen befebte spar-
buhc, tpcrauf uutcr Dem Srutbtloe oeS Nersces, Die
Mcrte ..Nem 9uen ScerScn' uub ..@rtuuerunsen an
6. p." Cin9e9rabcn tparen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-04-12
. ie Br te ftaube.

Sur Die ere 8rieftaute gift Die, welhe 9aca fte9eu
l!eB nno bic bn oas Selblatt bracte Gne eaentttde
Srseffaubenpot legte Gatan 9urebein Watmuno, ees
lforoen 1la4 an. 5tt nod 9r6Bere 9lufnabme bradte
le Der @alif abmehal gafar BON 8aeoao, get. 1926
Damos toitete ein paar folder 2at-
ben 1000 Etnare (Dufaten) Die StuepDt erttet fld1
big 1858, no 8a9oab Dcn ben Monsplen erobert pur
be. Cine Srieftaube fam in etnem halben Sage 600
|oeutlhe Nletlen Suriidle9en. Sdcn Deeius 8ruttus
lanote, nad ben Beridten pliniS bes aeltern, cne
kESeridbte aus Mceena btrdb Tanben mad, 9ion,.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-04-12
-OOOOOOOOOOO-

IT, 9'-glne Shcttlanoerin periltdte ciucn ibrer
SW'oosHs 81 oeme9en, etwa6 CUR luerttbuuo cncs
ptarrers ee'5utra9euuuo erfuu0l9e lid, ue cr b36IeIS
eflparen f0nue eas er 70 uergeben mtdte Sie fr1ote
::o9toerlt gu otd felbt I.9teiu, Weabam.; 9Nir
S'e' toIFet o1dD oas Sorberen - 3we Wens bic JSn.
9e: :;Sountelt Du ndt lernen Sid, lebf ~ bortic-
ts m tcn' "0 TGm rost o9 Die pens erpore p,de
mig, Me 1 bin fbou gu alt UNI AT lerncn ob:r ;ge if
@!u pill SW la9en was td tbun nil ; lpcnn @uer Ufarrer
5Sl9'en uno MIDI barbtercu wa, pia c3 ibm ote ;pe
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-04-12
-OOOOOOOOOOOOO-

81 Der Sdbe BON ST. seuer III 8roufrcid> tpobnt
etn Slasau9e, eine Heibe iaIiher 3dbue cme (6srmr
Hoie, ia (osar enen Gtetl Der nrnfdule ourct Gber
erest bat Sennvd ftoI3irt er b nit benz Srpcn FER
Gbrene9on auf Der 8ru tolS einber, uuo ersdbl qcr
ne BON ben Ea9en BET Cairo, aren9o, 2ultcrlis WoS
fau uno ySaterlCo. ''$N0
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-04-12
-OOOOOOO-

q ll9emc ine 0e eilm tel.-G1r Sic 05idt
c-Smpecacuana ; fir S0morrboireu- SSweouna fur
9ubnerau9en ccer 4eboornen - letote uu6 beouen1c
Sdube; Sapeurd--@elbdfttsun9 NbeumatiSmuS-
nencr 6anne uno @jeomlo 3abnlhmer5cn 3abnaus-
Se9en Sd1uloen-GlnIhrdNfung Ytcbe-j0 -j0etratbteu.