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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-16
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nit Grfrl9 pcrSencnnIen pcrben tcnnte. 7h 7i4s'
3tm unterjaser apaneirt, liefcrte Saser Garf Il,
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ater'nals rabmlihe xapfrteitstertife uub 9sra.s
fetft ernannte ten tnterjaser Carl aum oterfaatr.
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ritte init eemSasertatailcn aud Der Oteriaaer0 orr
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ie'n san;enres .0autajonett bimn,srte in BEN eon.
nsnifraben unp fsine Srrreltl9fe feblte nic5t sas
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Sc bsrteisssilten Sntturfss fur ren Saser Setsaus
nabm. saEl aslaEaf #ilS1sTT-a
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rertreitete ildb init Sliessfbnele in Der unsariSt,
1ree 'lno 3spsi cage rater tano tein Ssame tn rem
Austeidnun9sifen bes Generals en- Chef. wprauf
rerielte gum sientcnant ernannt, nnaere 3eit in,
oaurtauartier snr -9ertteauns leiner 0efebet per.
el'ct, enelih aus $ete ;n einem btfbtn astabriatn
ontare1rttmeiftsr p-p @ ats lieutenant in pefJt,,
@staprrn eintraSen lieb unb bort tis ,iin q 6fuse
res Srie9es rertietcnc, nit senannsn ssittmeifter
III teter Sreinrf1aft ainp .5armcnie als SeEbtper.
dste'ten pes xrisses srtrus. 98cbin fieIe berci,e
IN Dem unsariibsn Eager jeco9 nibts weniatr ais
teltene Nn,ajrne taeb rem QerratD G6raeps bci 3i.
lagos serietb Oh e Dor Gin Griessseridt setQt petr
ais 1emetner afienctrt tp,rbe paratsr fpeiat bic
Gbrcnit. L. sGs III 5n :sff IA
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S"rl TT aut tbrer ei9enen 1nsate ett,e artprene
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-16
Ser nSd9er Garl' iim GSraep'ftten
GprpS.

60 1T anftrsits, oaB Snfarstntenarmeen elm bic
ts're5teres seten fbren, als reSutare xrurYenfSr.
per, spespssen AUDI Die SfiHtn aus erifertn mebs
AtreAfelnns enfbalttn als ter orfnunssmaBiss
Seiaformise xatt In elmer rtsularen Armse seatten
waree. Qbenn Bel eem 9arhmarfAs tints faifsrli.
den Saraflisrresirnents 3tpileben hen 9asaStpassn
,ne Der 1rtiIerie8aroe cine Dsartstntsrin nit sef.
tern Strcbbut i,nc fbwarJen 1anbsrn ~ psrb elm.
berritt, 70 aren AIer Austn aaf fie 8sriAtet, uno
ie GeSenftanb sitlfaber Dtmertunssn tei ben TIN.
sara sat 20 au6er Der ttnsabl nlartetsnbsriunsn,
aranttnparttritsnen &c. aud pitle Srauensimmer,
srelde In Ncibt uno 6lisp als 4riestr pisnten uns
i'par bel ser Snfanttris, xapatlsrit uns 2rtlsrie
Cine foidBt mar BITE QDlener Darritaesnbttbin 6 q.
retins, wstbt mad esr 4sfIssun8 btr QDlams1
cftrtsrrescIutson mad ttneara faAttts anb in SO.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-16
81 e eOtnammNem.

Scr ,,obio @taats.sSctc" erfebeint Mittrr6s.-
Der 9utltripticnsrreis fur 50 oauinmern III 50 in
9oraustesabluns, 1925 penn imnerbafb hes trtten
basen sabres, So so penn pabrenc pes speiten bal.
Zen Sabres rnb $2,75 wsnn crtt mad 2erlauf te,
Sabres te1abtt wirp. - Sleinanp tann bic Sets
tuns aufseten cbne pcrbcr ae Statttanbe tejabt Sa
baten. 8riefe unc Olittbeilunsen mdffen rcrtcfret
fsn, penn fie teriiti9tist ,perren follcn.
CT pctmeiifer tSnnen mad elmer @erorenums
bee eneralspcttamts @uttrirticns9tlosr II NJ
GO ait 3eitunssbcraussster fenren, irerr man hets
telten fclbc Srief often iltcrsictt, fc perltc9cln
ttno abbrefliren lagt
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-16
Ser tbe,.,.e 6mt.

0fenltd, fubr i'd, init einem meiner Frcans
oe anf Der Giffnbabn BON Bafbiuatcn nod,7
Baltimore. @ir faeen bebaslid, i'm .qBaaen.R
Der Grain ieete fld, in 9emssuna unb ID, |,
beaaan mir nnfeEe Geiiseefdbytea st,poe }
naber su beieben. sluf ben erffen Blid fief
mir Elm janger Mann auf, Der isiueu @is
an elnem Wasenfenfer in unIersr 0dbe
eln9enommen bate. ST. fab daeerlt eriainens
aus ielne sreee fdmadti9e isiaur nit IN. !
tesefantem @eTdte iein feiaer, aeudblter
slnSn3 buoeten einen merfpirbiseu gonlroif
init cem idbabisen 8is, Der ibm auf sem 4.
redten Sbfe iaB uno nit eiaen, eiaeutbiim.
lld,en 3u9 bon ourdtriebener Gd,laubeif. :,
Der lbm nm Die Nuasn unb Meunbw,nfef
lp.elte, uno Ger unSsreieentig perrietb, er az
bore su jener Glafie jnnser Mdnner. Die 7
otne irseno cine 8elhdftisuus ouf anberer !,
eeute Soften bon ibrer Shlaubeit unb saed,
be't leben. Sh fraste meinen lreuno cb !,
CT ihn niht fenue, unh erbieIt pcu ibm bic
sSeiluns, mid 70 sn fesen, baB er ben &c.
9snlfano nnleres @elprdhs nibt bemerfeu
Tonne, nno eann bic sintnort ooB Ge I'D, \
9e9enieiti9 tpcbl befannt leien, er felb(a aber Z
fur jest jsoss 3niammentrshsa uera.eiosis !,
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ten' Elm trsfflider geleaidafter nno Il, saus
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bin neu9ieris, hurd suclden Rniff er mad, u
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oenn id1 bin nberseust borcu, bo(3 er bic 4
pai1lse tpeter besablen faun nod mia. = 9i:s,
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ieibe anf aneere gBeile oerfdafft,'' p faose Id. e
,,Da bin id ader, boe er fein 9itet BAT. i
6arry rsiif immer amfonif, nno i3t at,b Il
trinft eben 70 WobifeiI gaie iahlt er siuenllIE
Gent, 100 60 n,Ostih ilt tbn burd5 si.en I,
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metnte mein Nreuno. ssasl sfn
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bemsrfts i'd, jees, oIs mein sluse spisbrr dlIe Y
ben fddtisen 3unano fsinsr arpfbsoeduna u
fel. aaai ii lsiAsssas 1856 u ia
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streid benhbeu, ben & Dor bal. bsun (sin u
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-16


nSal1en Ste flh, 9err Wcli,eiprdTcent",
fprah Der Staatsfansler NIT einem lfreneen
mabnenoen Slid, oarauf fab er mttIeibi9
NIT 8crabtun9 ben 9l9itatcr an unc 9ine
ans 6enffer er fhcb ben 8ortau9 Elm tpe.
mig bei Seite unb mufterte eiue perfammelte
Men9e bic fhpei9eno baltanb Dbne rehi
3u tpi0en, mas ile eisentlih bier fpcl(te. Ger
Sarft Metternid! Der Siirlt Metterutd, u
fthca es nun bnrd ben 9an5ea Soaufen bon
oenen Gitiise ben almdd)ti9en Minifter ers
fannten. Der Gdrit perlieB oaS Tenter ipies
Der, nno tpanete iId an ben nod INNER att
ternben prdGbenten NIT cen @crten ,Eas
9ibt eS ba sn farhten Die ba unteu ipollen
Bios saffen; Die Getsieroe bat (Ie berse,
braht Ell, 9esebener gefsbl miro fIe serlfreu,
Ell. Sie aber lto rnfdtis GttpaS su ,,nters
nehmen, fhiden Sie mir Den Gcnnti(1dr." /"
Der @raf Sebtnisfp perliee bas 3imner.
Die Mense in Der Strase fns All unrnhie
gu ipcrpen, fIe fdrie, fle ladte, fe tobte.
uSit bas Shr @srf 2" frug Der Minilter
ben Wa9paren.
uEein", antpcrtete Gcfntb.
uSd, CLAUDE es Sbneu~, perfeste Der Wais
niter, uno eripartete fdlpei9enb ben Gommif
far. Dieter rnuete in einem gang absele9es
men 2beile bes Sanies 9efpeilt tabcn, tenn
e5 banerte cine 3ienIide Weilc bis er err
ihien. Gnblih fan, er, CT trat dueerlt befans
gen eill allein es mar niht ;l entIdeioen,
Db Gle @efqhr ncn sluferL coer bic 9Iutboris
tat BON Snnen bieie g8irfuns berporbrahte..
0WifIsn Sie ,paS pur9ebt2" frng Der
Giirif ben ecmmifdr.
n3m Dienlfen, @w. Dnrdlandt."
1@eben Sie biuanter, unb ern,abnen Sie
bic 5ufamniensercttete Wen9e, in, 9aamen oes
@efeees, fld, sm ;erffreucr." Ter @cmmi(Idr
perfdrbte fId perbeu9te fId aber tief febr|
tief ilnb siug ben 8efebt feinss Sberberrn
su uOllfibren. sc oauerte ltid,t Ianse ic
fh,piss oraueen Die Mensc, uno Die ern,abs
nence Gimme oes @ommiTdrs fhcl bis in
cas 3inmer beranf, no Der Miniiter uilb Der
sIsitatcr IN fldtbarer 0iube idwei9eno oa,
itanoeu bas Gnoe bes linen 9eria9flsi9
fdeinenoen Uorfals abwartenc.
vlSas tpclen Sie bier 2" baranguirte
Der Gcmmifdr, ,,tparam be,uurubisen sic
in oiefer fpdten Stlnbe bic Gtabt ?Y
,,anaS spcllen Sic bier, ,parum beunrnbi.
gen Ole uus il cieler fpdtrn Gtunce 2~ rief
Giner aus BEN 0aufef ,ino bisfsr brad, nun
il, Elm fdallenbeS Uetdhter cue.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-16
(GN1r9gGs,t(B 8.
50 tsgters- 8tella
Scr &erbammte.

Ser Nerbammte.
S,ptb eitnat ttdbt' i9 bid COD rpieocrfeben,
@efiettes sane, cas inetne QTiest fpar.
An beintr fbonen ufern tpieher tteben,
Olit beinem 9setlaut iin te9ran3ten I6aar.
Su biif 70 reijsno, tiff 70 rpunberfd6n,
o tfnnt' ib picb tc6 einn,al pitrcrleb'n!
9olit trieb ein miller @ttlrm aus teiner S,abe
Qeeit, ircit BON Dir auf nas entfernte Wleer.
Ili4 fbredte nidbt Der .6entatb tlaseno QBebe,
An Sre,lcen spar mir ia bas .6er3 70 leer.
Aa' meine 8ldtben traeb Gin Bintertfuru,
SD litt' unc triminte mid Sleib cinem 2Burin.
QDas balf has QBeinen nensr tbeuren {irbcn,
Die 1brancn flslen fdrer mir auf ras .6er3.
ltnb bic Grinntruns III nur fhra9 sebltcten,
Sbr Safein n,aobt mir tpieter ns,,en G6inerI.
Qdb eine 1brane trinst 70 pieles Qneb;
9ie fentt tas Nusc RON b;r ttcillfen .6Sb'
.6itt,rt9 init ricicn fuinnrpcllcn Sliten
-0at fer 0trbannte btnn Gin arcrres Srrs
QeiQ tbn bic ipilce .0eiinatb nitt teSliten,
.6in tf bic 2Delt, tte 1T ia bod 70 SrcB;
SielIeibt, baB cine Stelle ibm nod ,pintt,
Q1o sr Der Srrubr in bic Qrme flntt.
Gin filler Ort fir tinen sctensmiiben,
QDirb's np9 mod scben einen ciSntn .0terb
Vcn Nual tefrsit init allsr QBclt in Srieren,
Sa sas 1T br6 nrdb pieIes $etrn ipertb;
1tnb mar cte @esenb rings aud freurenlcer,
SD bate Sctcpen, nun mas mill id mebr.
@c nil tb bonn cas J6eimatblanb perssffen,
QSia bentet, baB id bier eetpren tin.ss
Sort TT ia Alles, ras i'd eintt te(sfTen,
QDas einual bin, trin9t timmermebr @tpinn,
Sa, miro mir ni6ts ais Summer, Anstt Inb 9lotb
Ssun ipcDL 70 flir6te idb aud nidtt pen xcr.
@6weis ,pilrts .eerS, unc b6re auf ;u roben,
9u frrenstf bic 9anpen, bic bid f4lieBen, ni1t,
ltnc frastt pn e,pts, rpas bu penn pertrr9en?
Nusbuleen mubt pa, tis Der Ioc CO trtbt.
Damn tpirlf ca cine .6eimatb pttterIeb'n,
Die bcif're jenfeits iif aud ipunber(b6n.
@. Seonbarb.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-16

gercmn,en, bate er ben anbern Gag bic
8e9esnun9en Der oer9ansenen Naht fait
per9enen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-16
0efnpmtiss aeI,stisaest.

is 3efen tinb tpeniser trfftn xbaler far 3,uai.
ses Gtnriifsn, jeoe nadfcfsenrt fOfttt % Gtnt.
is seiIen uno ipenser piertefjabriS -. s2, so
MN" baftjabris 80. $500
~" !" Elm Jabr ..ll. -. 81 100
@etbaftsfartsn BON 4 3eilen fir Elm Sabr $500
Sei sroBersn 1nseisen rirb Gin lietraftr atuss
setfatttt. 49,. esa..s,e,
GrPostmasters are politely requested and a,s-
thorised to act as agents. 4tio 1I9 6fR 3ila
H. ]. NoTHNAeEL. publishe
Corner Of 7th & South Market Str. CANroN, O..
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-01-16
8Snter5alt,sns .snS 8eGegr,,ns.
&piiatb nab Neetterni6.
(@6luS.)

8ru@tit aus einem nod ansstruaten Gaanulerip
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-11-23

TINE next annual session of this Institution will
commence on the I'd Wednesday in October.
FACULTY.
The Right Rev. JOHN JOINS, D. D., President
and Professor of Moral Philosophy.
Judge BEVERLY TUCKER, Professor Of Municipal
and Constitutional Law.
BENJAMIN 5. EwELL, Professor Of Mathematics
and Astronomy.
MoRcAN ]. 'SMEAD, Phi, D. Professor of Hu,
mainly.
WILLIAM F. HOPKINS, A. M, Professor
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.
II. A. WASHINGTON, A. M, Professor Of His
tory and Political Economy.
Rev, SIAs TOTEM ID. d., Professor OF Intel
lectua Philosophy, Bellies Lettres, and Rhetoric
There are two courses of study for undergrad
uates-the regular course for the degree OF Bach
elor of Arts, and Science course, occupying two
years Candidates for admission to the Science
course will be expected to produce the written re-
quest of their parents or guardians. Students not
desiring to Join regular class may, for special
reasons, be admitted to study with the regular
classes, in those branches which, on examination
they may be found qualified to pursue.
The necessary College expenses range between
SlS6 and $l96 per annum.
Circulars will be forwarded to all who may de-
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answered, if addressed to Professor MORGAN
SMEAp, Williamsburg, Virginia.
Students, not desiring to attend either the Reg
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study with any class which they may be prepared
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July Isl aw.
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THE THIRD ANNUAL VOLUME
.. ..... %. OF THE
LITERARY GazET,r,

was commenced on Saturday, the 4th of May,
iS3O under its original name-instead of Richards
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character, it being the only weekly organ of Iitera
ture In the entire South! 1t is
Greatly Enlarged and Improved,
Containing weekly Thrty-two Columns OF
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The Southern Literary Gazette
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folds ever species of intelligence that can tend to
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Original Contributions
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The tone Of the "Gazette' is independent -,
criticism and In the discussion Of every legitimate
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Its columns are occasionally embel!ished with
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A GREAT NATIONAL WORK.
THE GALLERY OF ILLUsTRIOUS
AMERICANS.
Daguerreotypes by Brady---Engraved by
DAvignon.
EDITED BY AN ASSOCIATION OF LITERARY MEN.

EDITED BY AN ASSOCIATION OF LITERARY MEN.
FINDER this title will be published, during the
~ year 1850, twenty -four Portraits and Biographi
cal Sketches of American citizens who have become
ilustrious in the service of the country. Every por
ton Of the work will receive the most careful atten
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mad enduring monument to the great men OF the Re
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Mr. Brady has been many years engaged, at great
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object he has experienced the utmost courtesy and
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The drawings and engravings Of D'Avignon have
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This work has nothing sectional in its scope it
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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-11-23
STEELE'S FASHIONABLE HAT
HOUSE

I CHARLESTON, SOUTH CARoLINA.
- THE SUBSCRIBER IS establish.
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Tin Charleston, the public may depend
on finding there superior assortment of all the
latest styles of Hats for this fall. Fine French
Moleskin and Beaver Hats, with an extensive
variety Of fine black, and blue cloth Caps for gen
tlemens, youths, and children.
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for plantation and house servants. Black, white,
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