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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-11


lion of The nth March were referred TO as pend
ing in the House os Delegates, the first making
provision for the tide water connection, and The
second freeing The Richmond dock from the con
troll of a harbour msler not appointed by or re-
sponsible to The company, have subsequently be-
come laws and al. herewith communicated
number 10 and H.. The remaining bill, here
with communicated No. r. which was framed
with a view TO plac, the company upon The same
footing with other Numbers OF the commonwealth
in the collection OF ldls due 10 il BY the owners
or masters OF s,eamooats or other craft navigat
ING The Ohio river, was, regret 10 say, rejected
by the House OF Deigales.
Surelies 10 The conpany's bonds requiIedIby the
act OF The Isl Marchast, guaranteeing an ave-
rage toll of S:260, 00( per annum upon the canal
between Richmond md Buchanan, Tor period Of
FIVE wears after il sail have reached The latter
poini, have been oblined 10 The amount oil Sl36,'
600; which bonds haze been duly executed by the
company and filed il The Office OF the second au
dior according 10 iav. A list OF The sureties and
amounts If The scveal bonds document No. l3,
is herewith communicated
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
Waller GWYNN, President.
4lh May, l847.
The Report havlnI been read it was referred 10
committee OF lhirrn, consisting OF the follow
ing gentlemen
VIM. M. Peylon Roanoke
N. E. Venable OF Prince Edward
o. NJ. Cru,chfeld Spottsylvania,;
Guaayus A. Myes Of Richmond;
Isaac Davenport,
VIM II. Macfar3d,
S. S. Baxter,
Joseph R. Andersd,
Fleming James,
George ~ johnson
Nicholas Mills,
PR. Grattan,
Richard SampsonH Goochland.
The meeting then hourned, 10 meet asain a!
the Company's ofhct on Thursday afternoon, al
half pasta o'clock.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1847-06-30
ABBEVILLE G. H., s. C., JUNE 60 lS47

mail was despatched to this port on the
propeller Washington, which may BIZ hour
iy expected. Her letters may bring us fur
ther details.
No later news had been received from the
army OF Gen. Scott The reason is ohvi-
Gus; for the present at least the commune
cation iscntrely cut of. We ,lo not rcga rtl
il so alarming, for Gen. Cadwaladcr will
no doubt open Il passayc to Jalapa at once /:
but it indicates Il necessity for some cavalry
force upon the line t" clear away the brig
ands which infest it, and who must have
mustered in greater force than was anticipa-
ted to attack Il train guarded by 500 troops.
But the audacity OF these gucrriIIas does
not stop here. Tcry arc entering Vera
Cruz and stealing our horses For several
nights alarms had been created in the city
by these predatory attempts. Private letters
say that sixty horses were stolen from one
pc in the immediate vicinity of the town.
A regiment ofTcxas rangers, it seems to us.
would find ample scope in the vicinity Of
Vera Cruz.
The steamers Palmetto and Edith ar
rlvcdat Vera Cruz on the Sth instant. The
schr Gen. Worth had also arrived with one
company of vollir,crs On the Palmetto
lady is said to have arrived from New
Orleans in search of Il runaway >lavc.-
Her pcrsu, is represented as $ucccsslul.-
We await anNiouSly our letters bv the
Washington.
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speedy Cure for A EOHndcred
UHNrSN

AS soon as you find your horse is found
cred, bleed him in tbs neck in proportion
tothc greatness Of the founder. In extreme
cases you may bleed him as long as he can
stand up. Then draw his head up as is
common in drcnching, and, with a spoon,
put on his tongue, give strong salt until you
get him to swallow one pint. BE careful
net TO let him drink too much. Then an
oint round the edges Of his hoots with spirits
Of turpcntine, and your horse will be we'll
in one hour.
A founder pcrvadcs every part OF the sys-
tenn of IL horse. The fcam arrests it from
the blood, the salt arrests it from his stom.
ack and bowels; and the spirits of turpen
tine arrests it from the feet and limbs
| once rode horse ninty-nine miles in
two days: returning him at night the second
day and his owner wo"id not hav -ovdv.
that he had bee
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Published every Wednesday, by
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EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
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,;." Ono day by tho aaisfortuue, IaviinE
in all cases observed and praetised so
above prescriptions i have known d lfdas.
dcred horse turned in at night on green
food in the morning he would be we'll,
having been purged by the green food. All
founders must be attended to Immediately.
S. w. Farmer.
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30 T.

A.. aunding that public, senti,
ment was not fully ripe to carry out his
plan of Dictatorship. he suffered the new
Congress TO proceed in adopting such mea-
sures as were deemed necessary to secure
the rights of the people.
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1t is said that the late Con-, Dromgov.e
left his entire estate, with the exception ola
few friendly legacies, to the children ofthc
lamented Digger, who ten years ago fell by
his hand in duel.-Ahz. Gaz.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-20
NOTICE.

4 HAVE this day associated with me Mr.. JAS.
A. TRiCE who has been my employment fo several years,
business old l3th Cary
under OF WA ANDERSON CO. purpose
conducting Wholesale Grocery aud General Cons business
of Groceries, Dome Goods. Cotton Yarns
well the products of the aud
gagd the Of Mr. DAVID ANDERSON IT, conduct
and wheat department OF sad business His
and qualifications branch Of the business
In make them ard also mad,
arrangement Mi FRED ANDERSON o aid n
Of the tobacco de who Ia, long been familiar
t,inatcy airtrd with thus branch Of business.
Liberal advances will boz made Of groceries do
goods tobacco, wheat pig any OF
general trade WA. ANDERSON, IT,
February let, IS47.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-20
WORTHAM, McGRUDER a co.


OFFER FOR SALE:
Ak HHDs. 1t. Groin. p. Rico and N. o. Sugar
tc 20 package. w w loaf, crushed and pulyersd do
25 bbls o Clarified Sugar
30 bhds Mola.ses part prime
100 bags old Government, Java Coffee
l25 do Rio do
les Lasuayra do
10 bales Mocha do
Gunpowder and Black Tea. OF bes, quality
$50 kegs Nails assorted Dor nd warehouse
200 sides Sole Leather, good and damaged
$40 Russell do
500 lbs Shoe Thread
30 boxes Sperm Candies
10 do Judd's pat sp. Candies
100 do Candies IIuls l. woodmhs
do Starch
10 kegs Salt Petre
ceroons Indigo
10 baskets best CDurands) Olive OIL
&c ties Coal Pit OH
Winter Sperm oil
1000 teE. Dupont. sporting and blasting Powder
30 boxes oHlO and lOIls Glass
500 bags Shot
Bar Lead
90 hhds Middlng Baeoa
&c do Shoulder do
500 best family Hams
40 boxes Tin Plate
Block Tin and Speltet
200 Wrapping Paper
$50 Grind Stones
IS bbls Tar
90 bbis pure Cider Vinegar
Is az casks best wOoihoase Wines
Genuine Old Port
Cotton Yarn, at factory prices
Cotton Lines, London Mustard
Ginger, Pepper, ABSpiee, Sacks Salt ke
tons Am blisiered Steel
English blst Shear nd Steel
tons Spring Steel
:. !, ssssai IRON
so " Trede gar and English y
Sheet and Boiler Plate Iron
Band ami Hoop
Axes, Plough Plates, &c. SCI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-20

VIE subscribers, having become the
sale and disposition OF DR. Bannng BODY Brioe for STAT.
OF virginia, beg call the
value the relief affords Weak Spine Papaon
OF the Heart Dyspepsia Constipation and Piles
to public -pcaker weak and dropping children
cannot and perfect
ssning shoulder brace The be tried
ot two ot three days lady inruetei by DIR banning
tend to fitting the Brace in City. Price s plain
Baee, sl5 Tor the best Rocks also be had.
Persons de-rou- Of purchasing Patent
pheaion To the subscribers who prepared furnish
and Books l2-s n EtfsTACR AZ SON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-20
FOR SC0TTSVILLE AND LYNCHBURG
tss.iiSIIss. ,tk...z,.ssz,ass.

(N ahd alter the lst October, our Packet
- Boats will leave Richmond At A NJ Monday "Wednesday
and Friday and arrive IN Lynehburg day,
RETURNING,
Leave LynehburE Monday, wene,day and Friday At A.
and arrive In Richmond days at "a r NJ
Our Boats connect At Csersye
Lane 10 FaTmye Prince Edward Charlotte and at seotys
win Parish Co.'S Line Of four 10 stauntou
sept 80. 1886 BOYD EDMOND DAVENPORT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-20

VIZ have this day formed a connection in business rs
Saed aovs advertisements and trust that the arrangement we
made Tor the the conf fence Of
n,ofs hend and public generally. WIN ANDERSON, Jr,
Fehy IsL TRICE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-20
CHEAP, EXPEDITIONS & COMFORTABLE
ROUTE TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS
AND WESTERN STATES.
- a g.

tDASSENGERS by this route leave Richmond
daily NJ by the NOrhsrn the Junction Themes.
tofe'hef with from the North
donsviis To dine, and BY coaches syiie by NJ
Leave al A. M-dine in Saunon, and Convertible by ~.
Lave m-bfsahiaa At The Warm sphnE--pa<-inz Hot
At 10 A. NJ Dine at Caiaghans and White supbur
W Herr ns' diverse To al thu different spring. and by
hns westward arrve At the Blu. sulphur
ton before night and 9th day Guyandote the Ohio
where IL IL naygabe at all for .,eamboal.
south West.
inc "ymse lne leaves staHnon Tuesdays,
sHhys at m-to Lexington night breakfast
NHTal Bridge and dine Fineasse day-ay. t alr in
the evening and at wytye evening from by
'ssehxehs ny slime TOT the Sweet and White Sulphur
Springs dine the former the er on IN.
Of the 9Th day from Richmond.
The LynehburE ON Monday, vs,,..
days and Frdsys and through n a day
The oange and CupePsr a. a. on
arrival Of the from Richmond THURSDAY md n,
mrdays. TIIos sUkRP
ie 20 tT,,r.-1,,.,,a,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-20
A FIRST RATE HOI ~ SERVANT, for hire.
N 10 WORKMAN. NcGRUDER 4 CO.
GRUBBS 4 APPERSON,
DRUGGISTS.

NO II MINI NITcet-
HAVING made large additions to their stock
II IL Drugs Medicines Paints DE stu Window Class
prepared furnish County Merchants
low similar articles be purchased thus We
those wishing 90 purchase call and
&c GRUBBS 4 APPERSON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-20

betwcen hichmoud md Norfolk, Portsmou t Ia,
Old Point Comfort, &c, Port W aIthaII.
FAKE REDUCED TO rs Cents, INCLUDING MEALS,
= hIINHE public is hereby notified, that
e19zk. Il the quick and beautiful Steamer Angus
IA, which il in the order
line, and UNSURPASSED in her accommodations running
tween Fort Wahha and Norfolk connection with the
Richmond and Petersburg < loo IS my
ding rlsaLs.
Passengers leaving Richmond MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS ii 81 A NJ breakfast board AuKus.
arrive at Norfolk about O'Clock r. NJ. Returning
leaves Norfolk at A. NJ on TUESDAYS THURSDAYS sA-
IURDAfs passengers breasfaStinE boar
Waltha at half ~ NJ and Richmond z. N.
II Will be perceived from the above, that thus eooabe
expeditions line To visiting Norfolk
opportunity Of nansaetng and by the
morning % AZ TO be absent from their homes
The Augusta will the landings River IN
take IN and put out travel and other points
where a signal made.
The public assured determination Of thu
Propreiosio keep this line permanently
travellers between Richmond and Norfolk AID
at the lowest
For further information tickets freight sPpy Depo,
The Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company,
Agent. oe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-20
CITY HOTEL,
R 1 q In m d m ii Va,

THIS new and large establishment was open.
ed by hs subscriber. the LIST
OF MI kAss.r late the long tiled aud Proprietor
the Warmers Hotel In fredecksburx determined
% Undivided attention 10 the comfort and
patrons TIL. House situated CITY.
sosnd lately covered by the noted ODD Bell
handsomely provided with furniture entirely
ASA attentive assistants aud servants and with
OF tho patronage Of the
Mt OF Old friends and acquaintance and eIpsr
enee In the bonserook Hotel Petersburg Va, think thy
supply an equivalent for favour
we, formed and provided uadcr the Mr. WIN.
W"o - attached TO the house. distance
ing himself the proprietor arriving
may be assured Of good attention for them
JOHN MiNGE 4 SON
D Petersburg inengenoer National ntcnKeneer Union
Washington d. e. Raleigh sar and k.burr
raid aud Recorder. Norfolk Herald Richmond
Enquirer, Wafren'on fag viii copy week..
anil .end theIr aeeounts for payment. de oa-if
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-20

VA are receiving sol oIsf for saic--
w 10 artns ooshen BUTrER
dsss-sO bOr.. CHEEsE DUNLOP, NoNgBRE q 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-20

FOR THE LADIES.
~ EW ARRlNAL.--Thc Subscriber has Just
received BY the Etpfess from Philadelphia, auothct sop
ply Of aies s' and chrcu's Cater Boots 40 sses to
whifh BE- wolH call " ari he public
goneniy they hanisnHe and god article As',
hasi GOOD assortment of nocts ard Shows ' hs manuhc
turr, which OF m cpha uui Eastern
always reues rs sost II not supuof ccarN got gfero
am hc ety. OF winch viii BE- soh NV say Other
housr d Rchmoad ALHN. Hiit.
Nanufacrurrr and resrr in Roots shoc. rruns, sc.
deg No ta1 Nan sreet
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-20
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE,
100, MAIN ST. CORNER OF i'm 81.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

NJ IlNsS>A rrIp Hf,fsT ~
A<NHa tS$A y "A Hf-~ W
-H<TXz .NSSSNY ASNC
-kSsk&
I'd III. TAYLOR REsPECrFuIIy INVITES TIE
Ar,rxrox on Prsru,srps "a b s,ock N p,n Po,s. =,
the above Establishment feeling confident they give
action IN every respect All his PanoaTe warranted and bid
a sueetto be retuned not good Constant addition. enable
the fashionable styles Of both of Rosewood and Mahorsny
lie also offers sale greater variety
any STATE anordine
greatest advantages the selection He Agent
many No one San nun the ie & in poreh,snS Pane of p
Taylor They are every tng he represents them TO be- Power
Brisney Of Tone are happily BIZ nde and the ee
ganee taste and durability OF wokmanshp are in the bieh 81 stat.
Of the wauanee given with each Instrument
sid by him
20 Oncrs from the greatest pune
tuaty, Gentlemen residing at disanee are a,
whenever De- favored with orders per letter Is no
less his practice interest an instrument
will bear the sir etc II scrutiny.
ruees (ineudTg $500, 400
and upwards
r. H. 4. keeps Musical Instruments general OF quail
large OF Classical Standard Music
and he newest publications
TE,UrNE.S, mn, n. -
-. ~ -. e,'HAS
,u1uy .,., ~, 49, 20
-, =. - ~, ''-o.i1I =, 'tp' W '"'e SUI
9 "a -, ~ a., -, % y, ~, =. a., , "i,' WI ITO"
49,, a., l IN ~, ' 20 ~ y, " -. - ~, y,
~, Vu- ~ ~ ~, a." ~ w'N q 'nel wiz DC
r, Wv "a, a ' ~ ' % W 'i' '' ~ sy " NV, t :,
H"@'S. lu' . nttN Il''L-
a NOrTON EARNS-lOO bales assorted Union Mills" for
~ sale by dee DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 60.
NvESrS VES.CS mgr RECpIypn-A 1,.h ,,--,t, ~
Ve.,s ,ne ~ ts, .,,ot or,ty b.scI SIM ari s,,
o., - ~, 30
\, 4. ''' ~ s1riRR A 90 I,.s. So,nS, y
SnHIS, SHs ,.I - h'on,s 'annincInrc.
~ supply OF me shS WIN standing eo', ln received from
New ON ana TOT safe ny S'Ahk x 70
u hres 'o'n'I
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-20
Riebmouo Dailp Aubis.

RICHARD ~. TOLER, Editor.
WYATT VI. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-20

DECEMBER 3DTH.
GuNHE subscribers opened further supply Of
u Plaid Raw Silks and Rich Gala PIaids
Untfimcd Muslin Collars
Ladies Meuno Jackets
FIeeced siik Hose
aides white nd Gloves
Mode and black Thihet Shawis
hIaOA good supply Negro Blankets u. hand Of rood
silss and AZ low prices. de 81 T. x. PRICE co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-20
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT

NEW RAILROAD AND SrEA uBOAT LINE
between Richmond and Norfolk, Portsm o n ia.
Old Point Comfort, &c, ra Port WaIthaII.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-20
w. s. Il j. DOMAIN.
Fall IMPORTATION Hardware,

- and beautiful STEAMER MOUNT VERNON is the
Mad Route tstwevn Aeguia creek and Washington
not4 THos SHARP. Agent Transportation.
Rich Cashmcrcs.
nNE Case handsome Cashmeres, which we
~ viii ell very % ciss. AtsO-tigh Cooei DITTO. and
Mousn De- LANES great variety iua for sale ~
kENr. kENuALL ATwArER.
COFFEE. llG bags prime white Maracaibo
~ Coffee, receiving ami fot SAB, by
not7 wEBa. RNroN 4 60.
WINDOW GLASS.
- HALF Boxes $40
- Is DO DO lOtt2-Fot saeb,
COLA wEHR. BNCoN GO.
DAGS-ioOo and Eve Bu,hc Bars SUPERIOR 1uaIsy ror
- sac BY tcS WILLIAMS q UANALL
SHOE THREAD. 20 Bales, landing and
- TO- alc| d~si pAvrNroRr, ALLEN a Co.
A PPLE BWANDV.-t7 baircs W Agpc Rnuiy. Just
- rrceivcd, M store sui fof SAL Nv
3cst RissELL WeCANpLIsII
RLACKSMITu'S TOOLS. We have ia
~ Store bet warautsd sui ths Bellows
Avis, Vices, s,rrw Plates
Stocks ant Dies ssdrc ant Hand Hammers
Horse Mails To - shoe. Rsa4 s., whth
Offer low 10 = puNNAN
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-22
Ntue5 : 9dhntr Ges
lNdft.
9Sernbarb uub N(pren, GGt,

Sernbaro unb Hlcrens GGt,
81 cnd6rihti9cn itrc 'Srrunrc Hnr atc &unrcR, 70,
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GtatlHsment selcscn.
i'll Der Sherry Straee, betnate segcniiber
@ecr9 Tabers 9Scuen, Tac;rrD, fuctiet bon
9. G. RimbaQs @eberel. gle oerfertioeu
atte Sprteu bon Gbcn uno gro Waarenz
beicneers alle 9IrtenRcd,seM,,rr, Wdtt6pfc,
Sbn6eln, IeQer, 8umpen, Slumentopfr,
&c. &c. &c.
Sit rertauftn fir Waar9clr rcer sanrtsrrcruttc ju
sanstaarrs Marttrstiten aufcrtf tili9 - tin I'm.
Ifanc, rcr 9e5cnw1rti9 ron jecem -0ausrdtcr ortr
jecer 6ausmutttr terttilhti3t ,p:rren fclltc. Sus
s'et tcrihtcn iie Dag ilc iih mtcer 2icrtcrtisnnS
rcn 8ipsf9uren tcitbItti9rn nnp i'm Stanbe np
On 9c9cbenrr 2Sprthrift r9rnc cine SiSur, cin
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unr gang correct an;ue, tiasn Sa ittt iDrc Nrteit
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ttit auseihnct, 9autrn ne ;u lietcraIen ltntcrtti
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eredittn.
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-22
SDatis Sce10fer.
Mehtsanrdlt uub 0tctarins, Canton,
Sturf Sr., Sbic, s##

Weu)loaNtpall uHC Jlctarue, 9antCu,
St1rf &C., Sbo,
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nc sanrslcute, eaB CT rpr Sur,sm maDrenr tcincs
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-22
$50 1T Srieori6 @babrer,

geblrtlO aus 9tteitmeiler, @anrcn 3,peibrit.
den, 8oni9reih 8oiern =?
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III ct. 0cus, 70 mie nberhoupt I'M We(ler
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frcunre, pcldHe Anet,,nft ertteilen ftnncn,
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care Of Boston Meikur, Boston, Masp.
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Sobit Bauer

Wad,t feinen Sreunben uno @6nnern, 70.
mle benz publifum iberbaupt, biern,it biz
er9ebene 2lnSei9e, oab er auf feiuem alteil
nobltefannten Sfancpunfte, bic BON Safct
gber bteber gefifhrte @rccerp fdufid, an lld
eebradt bat, uuo nun bereit III jetcm 3u.
lprehenoen nit ben beifen unb woblfeillteu
Baareit ieines Sad,es TT bienen.
Canton, 9lpril 2l. lS47. 1S- 30.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-22

80 . III b ~,s 60
ecrl rno Ncinrit Walano, ,ous Pint Sd,tes
DC, Nanncoer? 0ieiettcn ffd,iei,en Sulctt
aus Cincinnati in 1910 nnb babea fieitoem
nihts ccn lid, t6ren laGen. 5a.ss4
ID Dsrllaterseihnets, ,ihrS Stiefbrncer ,spunfht
febnlit,t ysahridht bon ibnen su hnben.
ShorIcstcn, g. 6. Willtau1 Warten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-22
1anres IS. 7Eaten

Dat fceben eine nene nnc nnabertref1id,e
suewahl Sitter bon allen Sorter, paiIent
fiir alle Sahres,eiten, erbalten, bic er AT eeu
billslfen preiien III perfaufen 6eabGhtst.
6omnst, unterfndet nnb mir finb oetpie
bag thr nidt unbefriebist uniern Stobr per
eantcn, slprif ID, ls47. (17-bp,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-22
lB 4
Seinridh 8urfbarot aus 9iieoernban
0R n I II

Sonigaeih Wnrtember9s
Derielbe 1T Dor ungefdbr IL bis l8 Sab
rem 11d ben 8er. Staaten 9efcmmen, uno
Dor ober 5Sabren fca er nod III eout6p!ue
als Web9er 9earbeitet haben.
Der Sohn fettes Srupers, reldler oor
Wonaten in's Qauo fam II. Fh bier aufbalt.
tpnnltht iHnigit Ndberes hher ieinea Sntel
Su erfahren.
slGe oieienieen, rpelfe BON ~ilen Infent'
bait ypiGen, ftgo gcbeteu ben unterScihneteu
capon in &enntniB 40 irbeu.
8ictcr Sctbd.
ste Straee ndhit Der Wartftitrrse.
pitt5burg, pa. Suit 29. 1917.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-22
Eli Ocrrc1ltcl1

Gin 9erdimises 9&obnhaus nit q 3in,-
mern unGefdhr WeiIen bon Canton Qelc-
oen.- eiebhober feunen su9leid, bon cincm
tis A 9Ifer Yono untcr blliecn VcrinQun-
gen renten. Gao 9talFre Su etfra1en in tie-
or 0rufsrci. 1Is3m,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-22
Sier Oauereten SIT perfoufcn.
lln3sfahr ein Stertbetl unter
thyo,,, t,,,rfffJ,r,, Nno..t

lhrem lrlrflld)cn gGertb.
Ter llnterSeitnrte oerfauft pripatim bier
gnurrclen, ouf pe!den lhcn Iehr cute Ser
bcnerungen 9emadlt murcen, llntrr lebr b;lz
ll9en Setinguu9en. 3wei. ocn so sldtr
lece, nno elne rpn l60 9ldcr, nabe bel
NalhotQe, Gplmc6 9cuutD, mo cine bon
so 2Ider. ur0ef1br cine babe Wesile ppn
9tapclecn, 5,cnry GcuutY, Sbr, uno bic
fslte @nfernuna ucn1 Wabod,> uno Grics
8anal.-Gute 6,ebducc, Sd,euern unb ous
tes S,clS auf jeber ocrleltenl
Qcuis Shifer.
Canton ben 4. 9luo. lS47 -34 4m
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-22
S tfte

Stotrmann,p Der Nustunft httr ben lesiaen
qHcbnplas pcn Scnrao Sommer, aus Ucaunsen'
Ssbeinpfal,, 8apern, 81 seten rsrmaS' III Ireuho,
(daftlidDIt ssbeten, mir rurh tbnene oee8e"psI'
pbrr pr. 4olt feinen Se9enwart'Ssn ""tsh1p"'s y
faQislt Seuau ansuseiSen.
9lntcrt CONNER.
&cnfsttipnsr, Daintf,aBe
Ctueinnati BEN 27. Nrril 1s47.