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more than all tho present free States equal 10 q States OF
their average size sixteen such States Ohio or Il larger
than Iowa. in addition to all we before computed her pre-
ponderance becomes truly enormous Fifteen slave States
10 6 free Statcsnot 10 mention the chances Tor several
more in Canada Can any suppose that such union
could subsist union of equals!
In this alarming situation the South has hope but in her
own rmncss She wishes preserve tho Union Us it was
and she therefore insist upon sufficient guarantees for
the observance of her rights and her future political equality
she dissolve Union which longer possesses its
original charctc When this alternative is placed before the
North she will determine according TO tho value she places
upon the Federal league and may anticipate her choice ii
we can what has been worth 10 her. and how argc
mor and material she must surrender if she per
siss in pushing her aggressions To its overthrow.
We regret that have not for further extracts 10
day. Tomorrow we shall present such will show the
value of that mora and material treasure which the North
"surrcuder if she longer persists In her aggressive
march of philanthropic cupidly.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SESSION.
FnIpAy, MARCH -, 1850.

T.
The Senate took up for consideration Mr. Foote's resou
lon 10 refer all tie slavery and territorial questions
special committee.
Mr. Dayton, OF New Jersey spoke at length the sub
Jccl oi the questions involved in Mr. Bells resouons pro-
posed to be referred, and upon the fugitive slave question
Mr. Dayton was certainly in favor of settling all questions
by compromise but OF resting each question on its
rs lie was entirely in favor the admission ol California
and OF enforcing the constitutional acquisitions for the
render Of fugitive slavcs
Mr.. Dayton took an entirely view as 10 the latter
topic, and illustrated by strong He wished the Ira
by jury TO be allowed for the purpose Of satisfying Northern
sentiment.
The subject was postponed till Wednesday, and Mr. Bnld
win took the floor for that day.
The Senate adjourned 10 tomorrow at II O'Clock NJ
precisely ely-notwithstandin all efforts The contrary.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
On motion Of Mr. Bayly Of Va, the rules suspended
and the House resolved itself into Committee OF the Whole
the state Of the Enon Alr. Burt in the CHAIR and re-
sumcd the consideration of the deficiency Appropriation bill
Several amendments adopted the important o
which the following:
For outfit for Minister 10 Prussia $4,000.
For outfit for Charge d A flares to Austia g. 500.
The bill was, after much unmporant discussion, reported
TO the House.
Mr. Bayly moved the previous question b, before an,
action thereon the House adjourned till Monday
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.,p,CuMoND Enquirer,
,ru DAILY AND SEMl.WEEkLf,
pI Bllsn.a =. & rMOMAS RITCHlE, JR.
\ TERMS:

Bl "" TERMS;
o l,ilars per annum aud at the rate OF eight
- pa,! ra'' rrr PERIOD than For The Srmi'
. e % Ia pei aud !AIss Soals 10, Sy ,,s n., .,. .. l; a
9e '1hS ,oran hc end "' the yea, ssa ,or mail IN ,oo am,
" s - A. i6t "a IA" , ~ the Editors. The postage n all hi
@ r. The pHsss sansa,on ss,s si1 ai pdstse. ,ss.S% IN
~ nj, account 10 ~ ,,.r,,,s as a lax upon Editors
=. =, ,ys.s.re o"'' ITEMS or ADVERTISING.
,uy E\QiIR t',cti '''es VI y. ,n, ; n, ~, :"
~ TIE phLi ,rry succeeding nsrrt"n twenty cy,s
cer ~, sTS %rrA twice week. or '"''s ''
@ m are CHARGED fy dollars e." 's rs Lottery
ari' - y,r,isrlncnls OF Srrief -,
,P,,' ~, Who are charged lo1 dollars, VApe' heAu'
~ I,r ra,h continuance ~ cents ;, rho aly.nrc nav
= .'!'i ,,,l !, distance must he atc'!ni.'.e" VIVA ~ -
,,ati9I. ,Irs.s truln lie country whichever !r
t1a writlns uakncwl 10 ~ .uoi l. ~ thry win in no
h,,!r Every ia-;su'e '"A1 mas mas opr,. oav',na ", must
sois '.i l'D-r ~ - ,S ;ic being cefiI'
~. N. name of ihe PosinA>'rf 'e'''' % ~ -"
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'''~'''' 4. DEMOCRATIC yIRGINIAN.
10 he Editors Of The Enquirer.

WmrEsv,LLE Halifax, Va, Sth March, 1850
Mcssrs Editors For the benefit Of the public herewith
forward you the description of horse hie roaming through
The country and suspected OF stealing horses whenever op
poinity offers Last Monday tCharptte court day. man
ling the following description sold horse privately or
$50 supposed be- worth 90 Stanton river
10 Halifax Tuesday night dark, carrying his saddle and
bride his buckrked in the neighborhood Of Weston
Ferry during the following day. and about o'clock that
night "wednesday he stole from the stable OF M John
Jones within half mile of the ferry tho horse OF The Key
James Longanacrc rode il about Is miles and put mp ut Il
aeniemans house or miles oil the main road where ne
was found Thursday by Mr. Longnnacrc, who was III
purst of him. Discovering Mr. Loneanacrc approaching
the house hc fled into the woods and made his escape eay-
inn good over coat saddle bags filled with good clothes.
and pistol recognised the one purchased by hlm al
Charlotte Court-housc
escripfion-IIc is five feet or 10 inches high pleasant
address about 2s 80 years old well built red hair whis
kr. continuing round under the chin, high forehead hair
Thin on The front of the head complexion fcsh rather orid
cheeks somewhat chafed When seen in Halifax had on
Black cloth frock coat, striped pants and Panama Hat
somewhat worn, and calls himself James Hughes
The public deeply interested in the exposure of this
class of beings and doubtless many would be obliged to you
10 publish the above described thief
Very respectfully, your obedient sery,t
JAMES Fl. PURklNS.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.

Al meeting of the President and Directors Of the Virg
mia Central Rail Road Company at Louisa Court-honse on
the 9th of March 1880 the following gentlemen we're ap
poined Commissioners open hooks OF subscription io
stock with view continue tho Road from Staunton tc
coyington: e
Al the Warm Sprngs-Dr John Brockcnbroueh, Siepher
Porter C. L. Francisco Geo. Mayse and WIN. H. Terrell
Al Coyington-Gen, Douglass B. Layne Andrew Damron
Andrew Fudge and Christopher Damron.
Al Huntersvle--Wm Skeen, William Cackley Paul Nc
Neil Thomas Hail. and Sampson Matthews. :,
Al Lewisburg-Samusl Price John A. North Mason VIA
thcws William Smith, Patrick Beirne, James "hrow' an'
Wm Cary.
At Christopher J. Berne Allen T CapeEton Gen
Aug A. Chapman, Jas. Alexander, John Huchson, Alex
Clarke and Col. Isaac Campbell.
At Fayet:e Court Housc-Hrar Hill, Hud.on VI Dir.
inson Buchrony H. Jones' Seth Hughes and Joseph :"
Pryor. up
Al Nickolas Court House-John Dufley, John Mcp
Crose Fielding McClung and Robert Hamilton. :, s..,
At Charleston, ka.-Spcer Patrick, Benjamin n: ohi.n m
George W. Summers Andrew parkcs, A. W. ossari"r jas
VI. Laidlcy and James II. Fry. ,,,,.,
Resolved That the commissioners before named ps auo
rzed appoint others open books at such other PAGES "
,hclr respective counties they may deem expedienl,
49, J. GARRETT, Secretary.
s.ss-pUBIIC MEETING IN AMELlA.-Ihe people o
Amelia without distinction OF party are relussle e "
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1896 C.
3il,l63 ia
In all Of undispu,ed territory

In all Of undisputcd territory l,0Si,0if
or enough 10 make 2a such States Ohio II larger an
Iowa. This addition alone the strength Of the North
would give her nearly the three ours required 10 uncnd
can supposc that she would take the trouble 10 enact an
amendment to do that which Mr. Adams declared could be-
done in certain cases. under half dozen clauses in thc Con
sntion as il now stands But when consider that ia
case of our submission 10 the Hilmot Proro the North will
have all California 1861 square miles.
New Mexico East Of the Rio Grande 1888
Texas between the Nueces and the Rio
Grande 52,Ol3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-26

ps- NELSON COUNTY.-The Democrats of Nelson
are requested Lovingson the fourth Monday IN
March Court day. for the puroae OF bringing out snita
Bile candidate represent the county IN Tie next House
Delegates full attendance of the party on lie occasion
important, and earnestly solicited ,>,,,cc,,, .rs
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KrMF0RD ACADEMY, KING WILLIAM, !

RUMEORD ACADEMY, KING WILLIAM, VA,
the road between Richmond and Tap
socs The location heahlul at all seasons and The build
erected expressly for Academic puroses) are furnished III sue
s,e III. Virginia Military Institute, lar de-
% successfully ia,rluceda system securing order ami
moral intellectual culture oi youth rrctuay
other ye devised The School ~ Row III most ioursius
the hc aided by associates OF ability tMc--rs
Smilh.) viii Through instruction IN all the sub
bcs Academies French and Tactics VIII also be
' G cho0! wi b" from the Oh ~ January 10 The
'FhN December. with te exception oi months vacation Ia it
>r bdr. JoG aad every Necessary (eycc. hgits Tor len
D 4hs s!w Adde'S, SatTonvile +. o. JNO Ii PITTS
CERTIFICATE
Til ccriiy, thu, Nlf J. II Pitts, Principal OF Rumioi Acaie
sp' i. Institution With the highest honors OF ms class III
~ ai ce that period has been constantly and most successful
t.,ics Teacher Fleetwood Academy
t.t. Runtoni Academy under the charge o Mr.
rms c Pu,. i-ya that h. Will the fullest satisfaction 10
q "ti ni! Pifomze hint
t r pleasure ir!rr 10 adj! that aurln. Mr.. Puts connection
A r .'o' h cl1eI i"r year, the duties OF an Asssan
er q Languages, and to Sdtiglacton Since he lit
t Fleetwood dny We have received into this Institution i've
rs ins, p" them stands No III present 2nd C!ass, tht
@ . lit anl NJ III the Glass. To the highest mental
] N f unie energy and ara and has always been ilstln
'". fhe no2t !.i0ubiei moral qualities. ii SMITH,
~ t-''Stu Snpi Va Military Institute
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RI tbe Ed;fors Oft ENQUIRER.


PolSpExTEas STORE, MARCH 20, 1850.
Gentlemen:-To prevent lnsundeI standing, wish you Il
correct mistake made in publishing the rcolnon adoPte
bv the Democratic meeting of Louisa held on the th ut
The mistake allude 10 is this The Democrats are request
ed 10 meet nj the Court House and precincts the Fms
SATURDAY. chc 9th day OF April instead of the second Sa
,urday Ii is hoped that there will be full meeting OF tn
Democracy that day, the FIRST Saturday IN April.
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To tie Editors Of the Enquirer.

PntIApELpnIA, MARCH Goth, 1850.
Mcsss Editors Having read with great pleasure the en-
crcec resolutions of the noble old county of Orange pub
lishcd your paper of the 18th inst would respectfully
suggest amendment 10 them, the addition OF another
resolution these words 'Resolvcl That copy OF the
cecdngs of this meeting be sent 10 The President o the T.
Slatcsn AZ this may strnngc idea, will give my
reason for Offering said amendment which is that Orange
the native county Of Gen. Taylor such an expression ol
ouiaon from his old friends and ncighbors may 10
strengthen in him that proper regard for Southern rights in
which he is fear, sadly deficient Hoping yon long
continue defend the South. ~ you are now DOING ro-
MAN, respectfully yours. ....,,,,...
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~ ,ss',yoroy- March %, 6 P. VI

Dangerous Illness Of lir. Caitoan.
Mr. Calhoun is now lying very low and very seons ieaa.
he cannot survive long unless his disease takes favorable
turn soon.
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F.. WAppILl, Secretary.

CORRESPONDENT of the ~ Y Herald. writing from Leon
de Nicaragua under date of the ilth ult: says
met Mr. White agent OF the canal company, In GRANADA
few DAYS ago He has examined the route Tor Immediate
transit and finds but twelve miles OF and travel me pas
can he made from sea 10 SEN in &c hours and Is said
one week of time will saved the days on
the Atlantic and four the Pacific. soand there Is NO
dht of ,be l,c,the route California will bo shortened
La ,hnn nhf InYa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-26

- NIT0 IELL = r. .5@l =, :, -, = =. ra, -,r,;.,
DR. lie
vii ..y every iber minded Individual that Mches Eye
iacs preparation but ent,rd a. well 10 the confidence
u u all others, who may have occasion 10 a'ai 'iei
s'es Is behelits: =, ,,,-
PERRY. August 10, 1915
IrcHg-prar S-The first time your Eye-Silve was
c., where i, came informed. on your recon-
, ~ m the cure little ,la,gherse had little conn.
t. - paent medicines But ~ The most
aI special remedies ht utterly li!eu ~
su c"nse'c 10 i;s surIosis 'dt u y u'
w,td hur; Scrouluus oph
teya3 The eye balls aud lids were all very inuch IN
.e. loir Eyc Stlye used Immediately II aciea hke
W'sr Since ;a; have used !nar Save great many times
haapir ls u ny hands, has s,.r! cured rtceA' IN
,, u lc e - aud that which had resisted ali
YEAR Ny prest, opinion l.. that as 70 c'arei"cs
iy d cefity te.gfaf srasscs all The SA'esand Eye
Ear8o which have any knowledge . .
E',,-ctiuiy, W josiah, NJ T.
sf S,'e by ALEXANDER DUvAL, PURCELL, LADD & 90,
CirNoE WOOD co, and Druggists and Merchants generally
n .l--,lA
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tsaoHD ACADEMY. .--rhree or four additional Student
lt: l., ..siSed on the Ist Of Isnuaiv 1850
F. W. COLEMAN, Principal.
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ol ilchmond Of course will elect him. We would ride
thousand miles tu vote for him

oi lachmond, Of course will elect him. We would ride
uiousinu miles tu for him.
great Clay Ball given i'll New York last week and
number OF sympathetic letters from distinguished citizens
are published, which (says the New York Expressly show
ttl The love for Mr. Clay is confined party bounded
oy no seo9phica limits ccnicrd in State section
locality. We have esteemed il Providence that Mr. Clay
was in public life crisis like the present. and Of great
advantage that lie the representative of slave Stale
and therefore, in position in which he could speak with the
more effect TO the whole country. In Presidential Office
his voice would have been necessarily comparatively scn
whereas, as Senator position hardly second any in
the Cnon he is heard and needed by the majority of his
countrymcn Of all parties"
Now, dissent from all this, being satisfied that Mr.
Clay, instead Of advancing, has corgcd and retarded fa
and equitable adjustment of the difficult question We es
pccinly dissent from the doctrine that il crisis like tn,
pres President would have been silcnt-ior do we be
lieyc iIr Clay would have bccn although To nudge from
recent events, he would have given little encouragement
10 his section Of the Union. We believe that In,
Prcsiden. was never designed 10 hc King Log toc
tinid 10 announce the approach Of DANGER unnorn
ed 10 point out The path of safety and the Constitution
and too mch embarrassed by double-deaing "reiincd
policy 10 pursue a straightforward, manly course, les
he mortay offend or the other section, who were
deceived into his support by the ucontraiced statements
Of his advocates the side the other Who doubts
that had President Taylor spoken hc ought taken
the other side oi the vcxcd question: either the question
would have been settled the South would have been pre-
pared for the Com.end 10 no such silent non
commtal Presidents. We would prefer Henry Clay be-
know he would be against u.s. and the South could
then protect herself, with her eyes open
In recent debate in the Senate Mr. Seward openly
ed at Gen Taylor would have lost the of New York
had the people been made believe tha, he approved
and would sign the Wmot Proviso. This is confession
from efficient champion Of fayoIism and should satisfy
the South beware, uIarc Of MI such Southern Prsi
dents" who nadc to speak with forkrd tongue both
sections VI the Union
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s.9s-pUBIIC MEETING IN AMELlA.-Ihe people Q
Amelia without distinction Of party are 70 nee'
their Court House, the 4h Thur sdar -o,nl o. ,
take into consideration the propc,y sSnding delegates
III Nashville Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-26


NATHANIEL GREEN ESQ.-The following honora-
hc testimony Nathaniel Greene, Esq late Postmaster
Boston and Editor Of the Boston Post il from the cores
Iundcnt Of ii Northern paper
After eighteen ycdrs service postmaster Of Boston, h
has within few days. closed his account OF millions with
the Post Office Department, and upon final settlement
cevcd check for hundred dollars and the thanks
the head of the department for the faithful discharge his
duties and prompt settlement al his accounts
Mr. Green is We believe, direc, descendant o Nathaniel
Greene of Boston, who published in That city the first
paper on this continent We think that almost all the de-
sccnans that gentleman have been connccmd with the
| Press in the North and Soatl
Gcn. Green, nj revolutionary memory Of The snmf
stock II Is the patriotic families in The Union
The only fault in the present Boston editors composition is
lis DrMocRAcy But, Notwithstanding that, give him
credit f1r the prompt and mnlr manner III which f has raj
led the support Of Ncbs,I's speech. N.l done Ma
thanic The blood Of the revolutionary patriot is red in
| yout yeins.- Richmond Republican.
Tie above liberal buy the Postmaster and the Editor
il rsily ducbu the Republican mistaken in represent
ing the two posts held hy Charles Green is the
Editor of the Boston posand Naiianis the exemplary
Postmaster who removed ty tie Taylor Regency 10
make way for Vim ydcn the Editor Of the Boston Atlas
who as member Of the City Council, his vote against
proposition do honor the memory Of President Jack
son. who had just dcdaesing the miserable excuse that
stalking the character and conduct Of Gen Jackson
whole there good reasons why the city government
of Boston should entertain express any respect for hi
memory This same Editor libeled the Battle of New
Orleans ignobc hutchcry Of unprotected socry BY
safely -crsconccd cmcn and appealcd to the Wigs I"
Boston not appear the coldb!ondcd and
hcass pagcants that hypocrisy Devised 10 do hono
to Jackson who had committed many ''crimcs" Was
| the nomination Of such man 'iit 10 be made "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-26

f. " Lawson, ESQ., the late Treasurer has been appoint
cd l. s. Pension agent connected with the Bank Of Virginia:
with salary o 200 Mr. t.. Is well qualified ior this Oh
fee and succeeds A. Robinson, Sr., Esqr resigned
We take great pleasure in announc;n. that Alexander
Jones Es' will be candidate for reelection from tho coun
" of Chesterfield.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-26

The ~ Y Journal of Commerce mentions that chain Of
gold oi value exceeding s4O pure came from the mines
is about be presented to the Hon Daniel meos,e
Ton Of San Francisco at which place il was
Ii is intended as IN acknowled nent of sr Heostef e
nen, success in the Of the Union oil fhe states
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-26

LABoHERs WANTED. ---

River and Kana~ha Company will pay liberal wages
s, healthy and able bodied laborers, TO be employed
I ."eti lynchurs and Duchanan during the remainder
g,, a. ear Persons having slaves for hire, will please nj
L ,ma.'ef ''w,na Richmond Mr. d. S Walon Balcony
. 's' 'ouiiy, or Capt Samuel McCorkle, LynclbuIs
NM WM. r. MuNFORD
-" i IL q X. Go.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-26

DELEGATES TOTHE NASHVILLE CONVENTION
The following gentlemen elected members to the Nash
Vile Convention from the State of Mississippi by Conven
ton of The two Houses Of the Legislature on Wednesday
FOR The State at larga-Messrs ". l. Sharkey, Whg A
NJ CLAYTON, DEM; S. s. Boyd, Whg G. P. Smith, Dem
First Congressional District-Mcssrs. Joseph w. Mat
thews Dem; Thos J. Word, Wing.
Second Congressional Dstrict-NIessrs T. Neil, Dem.
G. H. Young Whig ,,,
Third Congressional Dislrict.-Slessrs VIM. H. Mics
Wing; J. J. Pettus, Dem.
Fourth Congressional District.-Messrs. J. j. MeRa'
Dem: T. l. Stuart WhR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-26

GIANT -. shEPPARD, JU., COMMISSION MER
0i t ma eeyices 10 sell Tobacco, Wheat, Flour Corn
tt- ,e.sio'iy soicits conssnments. Office IN from
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Afairs of Engiand-Reuards for DISCOVERING Sir Joh,
Franhiin-Oppresson Of Ireland Condition Of France
ENGLAND and Greece Further Decline in Cotton Tn
Gram Market Depressed.
fTplnnrapheJ for The baltimore Sun
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-06
Is IS Qpmis5 g hGfer.
Nciie Bud bislDerei.

Der ltnter5eidnete na4t rem putlitmn Don
Starf' nnp afsrenStuota ccanties Die srseten
Aussiss, saB CT fA in
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-06
Canton !, 0hto,

permanent niersrt telafen bat, nm Isin gef4att In
alien feintn 3srei8cn ~ betrtiten Jnbew er auf
cisiem 9et8f ftint q Dltnlfe einem ptrebrten atiis
tttm antittt, perfidtsf fr, i'm Bsrtrauen anf fsine
SsnntnifIe, OtshidIi6ftit anb lejabrisen praffis
fAtn GrfabrunStn, jecer Anfcrcerun8 III Ytjus
anf Dautfbaffsteit GItsant unb panttliAttif,
Ssnaetn ~ ttnntn, tpfrno 3u8Isi4, bic Unnf eints
Yerebrten pnblitams 81 perbitnen. Lr bait 20 fur
absrfdlfs. 6d fsltlt ~ rabmen unD sebt RON bem
0ranofake ais, eaB ,oas @srt ben Dleifter ieben''
mug.
CT tiutsta alt Arten ron Di@tr, vamrblstt ,t,,
teim Ginielhsn anb IN Srp6en nuantitatsn, lc,pis
aub Dlantba6tr after Art iinr fdr Gcuntps Aeniter
aaA strftrtist tr eutfAaAtsln. !. 1cnnsttertrt
xaf4entaAer, fcspit alle Arttn ron paFpasteit
or Gttne 2Htrtliait tsfineet iA in psr dftliAsn
xasfaraspaS @tra6t, IN yCrn. Csrttls @antiber.
wsfaattf esstndbtr StOstss Ansetitaa Sstsf.
n an1' sJulius sgittel.
Gantsn, Hug IS. 1s4s.a d.3 4s--bv. ]
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-06
tlnp 9raner Staar Der
4r pferbe.

9ottpr 8. Sebell ksAutst (iA I'm 1efia
einss Dsittsls sesen ben fsbtpsr5en anb 9rauen
Staar Der pferte bsfitu J6sfltraft er In felner
prsris ieit ls oDionats biniansiA erprptt.unp &c.
tpabrt sefuncrn but. On rer ltstereslaun8 Bag Il
alien Gi5sntbhmsrn r.n pfsrrfn III 9esus auf csis
ses N,:ttel Srcse Gieuffs ja lsifen ysras, trtnat
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ettuf,l6 alt anptfn rerfcn,lnenre Graptbeiten oev
9feree mir ts'a tslfen Grfsis; te(enstvs Tcitnrsr
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firirfn, inrtm Iinf wlttel n@t niitin rnvA ieint4
praris, lcmtern pcn al!rn g bfunpi8en ctt 8anjtn
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-06

Bon biefen 70 ansenebmcn als nilsii5sn untsr.
baltnnSsblatterf1tint jeten Srcitas Gin sans
ger Se8en ron l6 Oetapfeiten jauber uno eorrett
afrrndt, far ren serin8en preis RON s Gents bic
Vuniin:r, rrer renn Das Slatt aufGctten res $eers
selanrt mirr, fur 0caars jabrlia, in Dorauste.
jablun9.
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gen, Sri@Ssatentbener, ipidtige Grimaaeinalf olo,
seen, qeist Anetboten fsrntrDlittel in Der Sauss
unc sanfipirtbfbaft - frr5, ras 8sfte aus Der GU.
rcraifben Iasesitfratar, mas -oerS unc Geitt te.
reictern fam
Am Gnrt eints Sabrts bat ter seftr (fir eintn
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