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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-07-05

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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-07-05
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-07-05
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-07-05
9erbepratbet:.

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s. S. Sat- 0err 2ausenbeiier. init Nei1
eliia @ieo uno am felbisen Gage, Seer
Qelnrib 8udius, init Mif gatbarina Mieb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-07-05
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gen rre6boIb 1pit bcfen baB Gle hsrbeY
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-07-05

Mn 1tten Sanp, ourdb ben ebr,p. s. Np.
0opfins, 0err 5Obann 8udiu6, Jun. nit
OlM Nsbecca &is miller, GO6rsr oes 9errn
Jacob Nisniuer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-30

lore wished The commitment. in order tia, tie Committee
should do what they first ordered to do bring in
report Oh the removal Of the dsposites alone dseuba
Ell IRON quesi with which has rgi;mste
ION Subsequently the power oi Congress Bank
could come up 10y itself; aud il in ORDER he should
10 amend The resolution so as to embrace other assumed
powers lie saw no reason. while they upon the
SUBJECT That one usurpaiiun should be singled out aud
Others passed by Where is the Force Bl' Where is
Tue isrhf why confne ourselves the power OF Con-
g'ess 70 charter BAns' Gentlemen have toll US that
this Bank has been Injurious institution and that
therefore was asuiec, Of primary Importance lie did
not believe this statement. lie. on the contrary Of
country, IN establishing sound currency. But he be-
heveu also, unconstitutional; lie oi opinion, that
no power short oil moGarch, coul creae moned inc
posain lie should therefore NJ proper time, Tor
any resolution expressing this opinion. He hoped the
motion TO rec commit would pre- rail.
(T'O be continued J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-30

ed tia: the Commute OF Conference having been ap.
pointed Tor certain purpose only, WAS not competent
ior them. under such limited ho'y, TO recommend to
the House to str Ike out any part Of bill which had pre-
viousy received its sanction here was la Tact, dit
ference between the ndaton Tor the SUBJ
scrpiion TO the Library, than II had been submitted
distinct proposition; however gooi. therefore, eis
intenoD "a wac niiet that they had exceeded thu IL
authority, in Consequence OF which excess, their acts.
like the acts OF other agents, became void
Mr.. Everett conened that the lines ned TO
be stricken out formed inegra par, Of that which
the subject oil dsagreemen aud that The committee had
not gone beyond the pon assigned ihs
desmory conversation then arosr, in which the pow
Of the committee o conference make the reconinru.
d,ton, &c.. conbaed by Messrs. Williams, Archer
Foot. aud ]. Adams and sustained by Speaker Steven
son and Mr.. Polk.
motion made by Mr.. Williams, Tor the commit.
tee to rise, and neg ived, ayes 65nays counted
The question then taken the committee conc
ring IN the report, aud decided in the Affirmative ayes 49,
nays 10. -
The committee. hsieupon, rose and reported the
to the Hou.e, and
On motion OF Mr.. Williams
The House adjourned.
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT
BY and 10Th the adpice and consent of the Senate
James B'yard OF Delaware, to he u Director in t,.
Bank oil the United States for the year 1894.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-30
Richmond. Thursday, Jan. no

The National Gazette ~ mistaken in the signs Of tb
times IN Virginia. Tie close which was piyeo n,
the House OF Delegates Tor committing the
Tor the purpose OF striking out the Bank resolution \. mo-
index o their change oil sentiments the constt iona.
lily OF the u. s. Bank Surely II IL no proor of anv
change OF position the part OF the People V,yini,
!: yet unchanged that subject Mr. wslsh's imnres
sion, however, IL gaining ground in the other States tn.
course IF Legislature Is viewed with great anx;s
We will be supposed play into The hands OF the Bsnl
hey shouI split up aud separate the Resolutions II
VIII be hailed by the Bank triumph In favor of
the Instu'ion-cheer their spirits and animate their ex
-r,ions, In favor OF re. charter-and Il will throw new
dlhcutes in the attempt Ia 'i ourselves Of this uncou
situtiona and powerful institution,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-30

correspondent OF the Baltimore Federal stating
MT k,e" INC original ~ Crow passed through that pscs
During his sny Richmond, COL William II. Johnon
MN WIN splendid Eclipse Cot, valued Tks Dol
This would Indeed be splendid prcsent-but the best
~ the joke Is, IL was oil a Joke.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-30

We have rumonrs from w ashing on, that Mr. Webster
AMI others intend to ask Of the Pre- mn
the subject of the public disesses-aud oil his plan for
getting rid OF them. 70 "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-30

NOTlCE.-All persons are hereby fore warned from
IL hunting, fishing, trespassing in any manner on
my farm in GoochI"nd. GEORGE G. PICKETT.
Jsnuslt 30 81 81,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-30

THE QUESTION I'VE cali the attention of the viz
gnians "ho are supporting Ike Bank in relation TO the
dePosfes, 10 he iolowing extract Gom Bank press dis
u"c"y showing what That Institution itself considers the
real question Issue. viii any ftbs real STATE Rights
en OF the SCUM logger sndain the after the ayo Il
IRON the ~ Z. Evening stsr, Of tho 25,hl
our correspondent ifoin several OF the Union ask
US with great anxiety whether the movements of the
great metropolis may be productive Of cool results We
answer them III a word " The friends of the ConsG
and united. the administration must give apoy, aud
The Bank Of the United States cH be re.charfered at
ne present session, ,oiM some notifications ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-30
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

hesoUed, That The Commit, Of Claims be instructed
""lue into tie expedency OF providing by law for the
Pyhent OF The hnr-es which, belonged 10 Individuals of
Up blggers, and Other companies Of United States
r'o"htu kahgers, which were stolen by the Indians
u'e"' OF otherwise lost by unavoidable accidents whilst in
we "f'ice, IN the late with Great Britain; aso ioo
ne eHPelen'y OF providing by law for the payment Of the
nOes "ieh belonged 10 indlv uas Of the late Elk com.
Pahss OF United states Mounted Rangers organized for
we protection Of the North frontier which were
soeh oy The Indians. died, Otherwise lost by unavois
'y sceeen'' while IN the service Of The United States.
Mr. Paterson submitted the following resoIon SYbicb
hes one day on the table.
hesoged, That tie Secretary Of War be requested 10
INFORM tbis House. wheher there has been survey and
location Of The road running souhwsry from lower San.
o9ky,in the State OF Ohio 10 the boundary line establish
gu oy ne Heay OF GreeDviie pursuant TO the act Of Con.
gess o. be 18th Dec, 1915 and IL such location has been
msue' ahe communicate the plas drafts, reports and
oher documents concerning the same together with such
ohsr Information respecting the survey and location Of
SAID road az The hles and records OF the Department will
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-04

Gu IN these first efforts, may with propricty doubt
tue attempt to finish larger and more complicated
enterprises Our former efforts sir, prove tho great
deficiency in our knowledge upon this subject; aud
although The Petersburg and Manchester Railways
were successfully laid down, aud thereby gave us
assurance that knowledge Of works of improve
meni differing in character from, those we were ac
qainied with before, and which may if we are pru-
dent, be eventually Of great service TO us: vet in
formation was much wanting, to enable us to avoid
n .iiur pas in our attempts TO apply IT, We
had no experience of its cost in mountainous or
upland situations in our State and n disre gard
to the dictates of experience, might lead to as dis
asrous consequences that made upon James
River, which SO heavily so unustly, and may add,
SO Illegally taxes the Tobacco grower in middle Vir-
gina before alluded to- for you will recollect that
mails had been cut in other States before this was
commenced, and we expected to procure the rcqui-
site information from them. There was failure here
because we knew too little about the proper mode
OF applying Virginia labor to cutting Virginia Gu
nals The knowledge l am anxious to obtain, will
enable MS to apply Virginia labor, laying down Va
railroads; and 10y being thus cautious the profits of
the fund for internal improvement may enable it TO
extend by the joint stock plan, some of its cheering
influences 10 us of the middle country, who have
been either so long postponed injured, by efforts
TO Improve other parts OF the State by works that are
intended to pass through ours.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-04

I'm ANCERY-VIRGINIA.-At rules holden in
~ the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chaneery, for the county of buckingham, OH
Monday, the Alb day Of November, 1893:
Merit b. Allen and Cary c. Allen, devisees of Archer
hiien deceased, William p. Taey Frances his wife,
Elizabeth Coleman, Polly Fuqus, Martha Coleman vii.
nam Daniel josiah Thompson, William ID. Thonp,on
John s. Thompson, William CoIqniu aud Lucy his wife
ana Henry smith md Arians his wife, representatives. OF
lillian Daniel the elder, deceased John Allen and Phi.
Up Allen, sons Of William Allen, deceased Plaintiffs
against
Nancy Allen, widow Of William Allen son of George
AeD deceased, George FL Allen, Willis Chambers and
Mary b. his wife, formerly Mary b. Allen, Walter C. All.
zen, Martha A. Nowiin, formerly Martha A. Allen John
Chambers and Elizabeth N. his wife, formerly Elizabeth
~ Allen, Samuel A. Allen, William b. Allen, John w
Allen Robert Allen, Drury s. Allen Lucy Ann Allen
ana James a. Aen children and representatives OF tho
sara william Allen, sou Of George, deceased, Defts
lbe defendants, Walter c. Allen and Martha A. Now.
n not having entered their appearance and given
y according TO the act of Assembly and the rules of this
Court and II appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not Inhabitants Of this country, Is ordered that the
SAID absent defendants do appear here the first Jav of
The next April term, and answer the bill of the panf
and that copy OF this order be forthwith ipse reJ 4, .ons
newspaper published in the City Of Richmond for txo
months successfully, and posted the front door of hs
Court House Of this county. A Copy-Teste.
"a X. ELDRiDGE, C. G. s. c.
S"'oe'J ~ 7S-w8w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-04
A REORGANIZATION
January I6.

6gme Gorernor Of the Commonwealth of p,iyo;,;o
NV nEhEAS, u has been represented 10 me that ON
tuesday morning, the 20 h uIt., Negro man and
,he Mare on which he riding (boi the property of
john T. Lomsx, Esq stolen in the upper psfi Of
STAFFORD county, by man by the of Ancrim some
umes called Asberry, who, with the said properly has
made lis escape and il now going at large
Now, therefore, I, John Floyd, Governor of the Com.
inoBwealth Of Virginia, have thought proper 10 iue tb.
my Proclamation, Offering reward OF Two Hundred Dol,
lars 10 any person persons who will and o.
cure the said Ancrnm, alias Asberry and convey him IA
The jail OF Stafford county Aud DO moreover reouire ali
oicets both civil and military, and request the good peo
pie OF commonwealth to their best exeriions TO apprc
bend and secure the sad fugitive, that he may be dealt
with according 10 law
TWEEN under my hand Governor, and under
lsEALJthe lesser seal Of the Commonwealth, at Rich
mond, this 18th day Of February, 1884
JOHN FLOYD
The following is description OF the FeIon and
Ancfum, Asbefry is between fifty and sxtv vea,. ~
age with remarkably white hair, his stature stout aud
well set; he wore brownsh colored stun coak and
broad brinIned white bat, with round crown WV
The Negro is between twenty five and ,Li,,v v., ~
age as well as u remembered stout In person. and about
feet 10 or ii inches high has drawing manner Of til
ing-his name Is Jack or Jack dress Vs.a
oue e,on cap grey great coat, aud his under clothing
drao eob aud perhaps blue broad cloth coat The mare
me argc sorre without any spo Of white about her
nnees perhaps there may be lew white hairs il Inc
eenue oil The forehead; she is, well az Is tecoeced
gong on seven years OF sge remarkably loog In her body
mas long tall and Is remarkable for the size Of tIe hone
which joins 10 the rump there may be discerned in the
MIN Of one OF hos eyes incision which was made TO
cure the hooks.
FEBRUARY w. o2-wfw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-04

IN CHANCEK1- VIRGINIA.--At rules held in
~ the Clerks Once OF Chesterfield Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery, the Sl day of jan 1891
"oodson w Hancock, administration with The will an.
nexed Of William WslrhaIl, senr. deed. Plainug
against
Pleasant Cheaiam, Thomas W. Bass, John J. wood6n
william r. Waltlall, and Julia c. his wife, Francis Ro
Tia n. Cheaiham, Adeline + Cheatham, Chasrain T.
Chca,bamy Edwin Z. Woodfn, Elizsbet +. wood6n and
martoa w bass, Defendants.
Ihe defendants, Francis Roberts end Polly w his wife,
not having entered their appearance and given security
aecordhg TO the act Of Assembly, and the rules this
Sout ana appearing, that they not inhabitants Of
ths commonwealth h Is ordered, that the said defendants
DO appear here the first day Of March next and
answer The bill Of the plaintiff and that copy Of this or
der be orihw inserted in newspaper published in
the City Of Richmond, for two months and
another copy posted the front door Of the Court of
LAWSON kUNNALLY, d. C.
5dnusry ~ 79-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-04

'ECo Sch, grand son Of old Archie aud e. grand.
III son oil old Bedford, out Of a double Bedford mare
dark bay, feet, inches high will stand the ensuing
season al 49, in the counties Of Hanover Caroline Spo
syNania, ami Louisa He will be shewn OH the cout,
a"ys oil those counties in February aud March,
r., - EDMUND FONTAINE.
= GU A'' 9I--w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-04
Feb. 40.

fok sale at my stable, in Caroline, two likely Jacks
ieet high each, four years old the last oil arch
next me o'her years in Oct My price for them il
three hundred dollars EACH Should il he es;red ;I
give credit on half the purchase money for one
Any letters addressed me- at xford Post Office will,
49, anehuoh or gentleman will please call and look at
'hep and get more particular information ~ "
Oxford, Caroline, Feb 81 es wL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-04

NollCE-By virtue OF decree of the Circuit Superor
Court OF Law and Chancery, for Chesterfield coun
WI, expose to sale. for cash. the I7h day Of March
oo, on the premises all that tract piece or parcel Of
ano whereon John Puriic at present resides a,ioninp
Skinquarter Creek, The lands of Thomas d. Mcfarv.
tate, Edward Haskins, John Bowles estate aud other.
containing ny late survey two hundred and thirty seven
ana fourth acres mors or less formerly belong ng
to the estate Of Aaron Purdie, decd %
LAWSON NUNNALLY, Comn'sr.
eo' N0' 93-w1w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-04
Oxford, Caroline, Feb. 81.
& An REWARD.-Ran away from the subscribe
VI wv IN he LII, ~ - oo-N''oe

$50 on RE NV s i away from the subscriber,
bARNEr who, 1 think, taken up on the Rsppaban
mock River III the county of Caroline in the month If
september last, and committed 10 The jail of Caroline coun
W, where ne remained till he and two other Negro mon
Iunaways, broke Jail and made their escspe nm tie os, -,
DecemOer last; and from the best Information thai an
ro '%ey ,nenoed,o make their way 10 Alexandria and
rom oence 10 Tree State. One fhe Negroes HON n,
Fellow SBarDeD went of with from the Jail once beIongeJ
an Estate in Caroline county, by the name of Moses
Neck Plantation, in the neigiborbood of Mr. pasLI
Buckners and DR.. Edmond Whites rbsre I an 10y
hensive they are yet lurking and will 10
.neir escape across 10 Maryland. will now give a de-
sctpion OF Barne he is about 35 years of ace fee,
or inches high. oil quite dark compile xiop win 6 ~
Flemish in the right eye; he also has small round scar on
ms eI cheek no, FAR from the left Of bis mouth he
IS rd,her oil thin visage he has small wbkers and
ne Stout beard and is quite intelligent, and has don
look when spoken TO- He had on when he broke ;,i a
I9.'on ana wool coat his other clothes not recoeceG-
re may obtain Tree papers and try pass az free man;
should he be taken sure he will change his name
snd no acknowledge that he belongs me- He said when
ne was III Caroline jail that his was James and that
ne belonged 10 James Wright Of the BOROUGH of Norfolk
(and such man has never been heard of) am fully
un1or 'ne impression as the description answered ex
acuy weil thai he is my Negro. will give the above
reward taken out Of the State in Jail so that
get him again; or I will give fifteen dollars If taken
within the State OF Virginia. secured so that pet him
directed TO me, at the City Of Richmond, Post Office W
Feb %. Toi-w4wJ JOHN II. JENNINGS
NorICE-The subscriber offers his services again n
The public, asa Collector aud general gen, 10 set
collect tvit
prompness claims entrusted 10 him in FredericLsbnsm
spoitsylysnis Stafford, Culpeper Orange Louisa Hsne
yer, Caroline and Essex Address, LEWIS HILL
FIedeJfcksbuyR
Richmond, October 81, 1881
take great pleasure in stating, that Mr. Lewis Hill
was engaged nearly six years as general collector
Tor 'ne Enquirer Office. and that he Discharged Ill his u
YES WIN lbe utmost fidelity and industry. He was uni
.orny obiigng and attentive. have no question but
tha lie VIII prove himself equal any trust which in
VOlveS integrity, industry, temperance and strong oood
sense wish hni all success IN his pursuits and vocation
THOMAS RICHIE
Richmond, October 81. 1891.
July accord with Dir. Richie 10 the above s,siement
and join him with pleasure in good wishes for Mr. HIPS
prosperity. JOHN T. c0oK
Persons 1T distance referred 10 the following gen.
and Aexaoder Tunstsll, Norfolk; Tbos Dusrd Lynch.
burg; Hon John NJ. Patton, Washington; John s. skin.
ner aud Arcbd. Hart Baltimore; john S. Wexford and
WIN. Crump, fredericksburg.
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