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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-23

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bon Sletp Orleans bis Montrtdty In
allen Stdoten Die am 9Ba0er l,egsu.
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cincinnati am eanal liestni dhD.
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er9rtfsn meroens oenn mir f6nhen
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rporen, einem etnjiseh &ranfen bas
geben Su erhaltsu. - QBir unaten
oesbolb npbmals, Defenders ,1clte:
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Occtpr trpbnen, auf oaS. In un(erer
lesten Seituns onsefibrte M}ttel
oufmerffam ,1iht seraee, neil mir
flrbteten, lle mbgte aud uns einen4
Belu6 ma6en, fonbern peil Dos
W'lttet fir weni9e Gent faufsh iR,
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rubt9eno (epn muIb, uno VI neil etn
9 Or leben be6er ,rie Elm trauri9es
u a d 6ben 1T. - Wouene &let
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bun9 auer tsioenfboftt6en Nufwak
lunsen Ourb 3crn coer Sreuoe, (ino3
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Der Sttel elmer 3eituns, bic fettSurt
sem Dom 0errn .6ortmonn uno So.
in eiuelnnatt berausss9ebsn miro.
Bir boben Die atpeite 80. per(tlben
erbdlten, uno freuen uns bin,ufigen
su ftnnen, DoB Die tnnere uno du6ere
Nusllattun9 oes 8lottes gut 1T.
preis, in 9orausbesoblung III SO.
Bir ninl6en Den 0erousssbern
osn beltsn @rfDls. ...
O. Qu6 in pbilaoelpbta baben
am ocrIesten Mittwp6, 6,9erfOlsun'
gen Der Sbwors enc tatt 9efunoen.
Mebr ais 500 perfonen sertt6rten
an Dem Sage, 25 Ne9erwobnutgen
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-23

ten fIr pr0ioent uno 9lce prdG-
Dent Der o erein,st n
Staoten IN Vrnennune ,u. brinsen,
70 ME fle Dur1 cine 9erCammIuno
osr Dtmocrottfben 9 lieber Der
Sfoots 0eGee9ebune, I9ebalten am
Iesten l7ten December III 5arriss
burg anempfoblen tporDsn, ouf's
9b1ffe bitlieen. Gelebe III moth,
1penoi9 um jene QSeretnisune, gin,
tlan9 unb 6anolunes'llebereiultim,
t1un9 III erbalten rpelcbeS bic
9auptfo6e iii, UNI ben @ieg Der
srcBen oemcfratil6 publifonlfb
partbep Der Union ,1l lberp, oertn|
lleber9etpl6tw wir ols b6ebr rpibna
betrabteu, un unfere frepen Gin
ri6tunsen su erbaltet. Dtelelbe1
ttlmmt NIT oen8sbrdueben oer pemo>
fratllben portbep oieles Staots(
hbertin, uno oer>Njnn 1T fdrStoots,l
5tpefe beSobre nit Dem elld.
libtten grfcls ousseubt tporoen.-|
Giefer Dlan Fam oielleicht nur ou>
Elm perblncerm paB Die gBdbl zines
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9enomt1,en miro, Elm umnonO Den|
man Su permetoen fu6en fcate, In,
Dem er bepnobe nptbweneiser BeiIe
3u Ndntenr uno pielen @sfabren u.
llebein fubren miroe. 0te Ger,
ttc6uns etner Yotiono( gpnpention
bat bep elmer pcrtssn 0e!e9enbe.t
Die Stlmme pDnpenn(plponien tpeq
seworfen, uno m66te bsp 0esen,
fpdrttser 5u elmer 9dnSlitben 0le.
oerla9e flbrtn-,pD btnseeen 0erenI
Nnnobme einen slorreiben @iesI
(i6ern mu6 -oie Surht por oieCemI
bat ale cfene unO perfteeete Neinoe
Der oen:pfratllben partbep oa,uI
9ebro1t oietelbe in Den beftlaltenI
Nus0rhfen i'll Der0bten.
$. SelblpBem Da6 mir cine g(az
ticnal Gonpentivn billisen, ob bic
felbe aus Sele9aten be Itebt, Die be-
fcnoerS ponoem 9oIf fslb(t ooer ..
einer Gtaats Convention ernonut|
flnO, 70 trte eS am rotbfomlten be,
tvadtet ,peroen mag; uno tpir psr>
pfibten uns, Die Gonoioaten fir
prdioent uno 9ice>prdGoent Der
9er. &tooten 3u untsrItl6em Die
tDi6e Votipnal Gonpention in @r-I
t,ennung brln9en mag; uno bo6 Die
Selegaten, Die 5u Der oemocroti(tb,
en- Staots 6 Genpsntionsrnonnt tper,
ben mbsen kierourb unterwielen
tperoen cine O>atiDnol Qonpentieu
3u unterftiben, fur bic grnennuna]
bon Ganoipaten fir prdfoent uno
0ice prdioent DER Ger. @toaten.
I. Se(blpben 9oB bep Der ber,
annobenoen Wabl mir Die 8onf
bee Sers Stoatent unteralet BON
bem 0elo SntsrsBei u. oen getdufds
ten, sbr9elsisen unD felbalihfIaeu
pclititern auf Der eineu @eltet ilno
bic anlpruebslcfe Democratic auf Dec
tanoeren betrabten; oab Die Srose
Ut foQ bic anf ooer oas
9etf Die Qberbauo boben?I
Do6 auf oeren 2luseons unfere MID,
tt9ffen SntereNen un0 Gebte, bic
grbaltung unferer republifaniiben|
ginrittnnsen unperoorben anD an,
bsrlsst, beruben $; ba6, feGtt unfsr|
Ddt Der Selenabt na6seben, %fo1
1T unfere geeenmdrtiss, 9iesierunss<1
form an, @nDe !; Die 9lntoltet,, flr|
,pelhe unftre 9erpdter feebter, ,lno1
huteten, ,perben 3ertfbrt, ,lno cine
Dane' 'Nrifpfratte uosr Monard,ie.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-23
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ma6er 2. Seine Sdmetter Gbars
tctte 1T sesenmdrti9 in Gauten, uno
rpinlbt oufs baloisfeNadribt pon
lsinem Nufentbatt ju baben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-23

Bopti(t Sunser uno Or, Wuberer?
8sioe aus 8repbars i'm 9tOsbersostb,'rn
8ooen. .3nperlaf7ise O'abritbten Oeredtt<
gen gum @laubsn oaB fe gb i'm staate
Ohio befnoen.> SrseuO iernane per ibren
Antentba!t weiB,--ooer roferne oieieS ibnen
5u 0elt6te fo,ut'an folIte,-io .ertbelle nam
eeTallisit Olabritt an Den uuterlbrsebeneus
nno abortFiu pie folat =. ., ...
Il. Joseph Buttenmueller,
y. CANTON, Stark County, Oaios
qlusut %. 1881. 1920,
a. .9eutf6e 8tatfsr in objo beliebsa ..
bises auf BeBenoiepite einise NAL einSurads
en-. .-.. ". ....-
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-23

Die Gbolsra fbsfnt ftb in pi,lsm
Sabre ein fait eben 70 aroseS Sen
far ibr 5erltafsnaes mirFen anser..
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-08-23

e. Gu6 in pbilaoelpbta babsn
am ucrlebtsn Mittwp6, srfut9tln'
gen Der Sbwars eng tatt ssfunoen.
Mebr ais 500 perfonen sertt6rten
an Dem Sage 25 Negerwobnudeen
uno spep &ir6en 0erfslben. Die
eieenttib be8eronlo0uns 1T uns nod
unbttonnt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07

THU The means Of the church nothing but PRAYERS
Tie means OF The Bank, Il MONEY! The church received
what could beg from dyiug suDers; the Bank may
tort what p'esses ir, the whole living generation of
the just and unjust Such the parallel the mort
idfs OF the Two poiatons They both end in monopoly
oil es''e ami perpeiuity oi succesd aud the Bank is
greatest 'nopoissr the two. Monopoes aud perpetual
successon the bSne Oi republics Our
care To provide against teis lay abohng entails and p
m'geniiure. Even the globes Of the church. lean aud
Few a. they in most OF the States tell under the re-
puohcsn p'lneipe OF limited trnures. A,hc States alto
s-h TIE anu republican, textures; but Congress e,ta
DISHES them, and in Dangerous and oiIrt.
si's han benrc the Re, ouiion. hey now ye not
generally hu, 'oa lev; not to natives only, but foreign
es ase; Tor Foreigners are large vi this Bunk
Auu mus Tie principles oi the ReNcu ion sink before the
pheges oil auincorpcrIied company. The lava Of the
States iai before the mandates OF central directory in
iiia'iepba Foreigners become the landlords OF iiee-
oo'" amencs'; aud the young and nourishing owrs OF
inc onied STATES are vrgirg to the tate OF the family DO
rogh' which belong to the great siis,ocracy OF Eng land
Let no one ray the Bank will all iself of its Ca
p-eiy to smass real estate. Tie fact is has slrerdy
'"eni, u II might not invidious. hon this ec-
yied teste, To make public reference TO their mis-
o'uhet' In wnch this Bank already appears domi-
nt AMI tbgrosng proprietor have been places where
e answers 10 Impurities for the of the most yalna-
BILE nemenls, would remnd you the answers given by
TIC Egyptians to similar questions from the French oil
GERS on their ct Cairo You rerocc, no doubt sir
he d,"'ogue to which allude. Uho otcns that pa
.fctF IKE MAnELUKE." -" IYho this country
hoSs ?" "TnE MAMeLuKK"-"T These gorcens?" rms
MAMELUKE." THAT fed core,ed ruth ssce 2" ems
hAMELukE And thus have been a,<N cred, in the
o"bs ahi cics referred 10, with the single exception Of
he name 81 the Bank Of the United States substituted
Tor that OF The military scourge oil Egypt. II this il done
under the first charter, what may be expected under
''e secoud! II this il done while the bank is ON its best
behaviour, what may she not do when freed from oil re-
siit ana delivered 10 the houndlsss cupi,y and re-
'"otse'ess exactions oi moneyed cooperation!
(IU be continued
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07
a.lpE.ERY.
"Muen rrr srAA,Ss vssvSs."
Communicated to ne RieA"ead EAq-irer.


That I'D have you taught music, aud that would buy
a Fortc piano, nay child Is your esyi
Your music you think, would dspei every care,
Would give languor sud ennsi and pain to the sif:
b., Soy % my ss y s sp., es au ,iS
For, when lansaor or sorrow has seized GA tho m,ni
Small, OH smai's the so.aee that from music we Ind
Indeed, If week a month sc, apart
Would suit;a to glva competent SKIN IN the af'
week, month, who woaii srue:e tho short time,
TO acquire skill In sublime:
vai cO%pSen, 's No to a q, voo.
Then time let ask, should we was,e on nm art.
Which gives nothing to Knowledge, do h nothing mon-
Save a hertng emotion which goes like the wind
IL is felt it is gone, 1t leaves nothing behind?
those who have wealth and who seek hut chi ymen,
10 keep hem from vice. is them have some emp "y"e"i
L keep them from cards, aud m disc and tho spleen"
As performing their duty, have already too mueh'
Besides let me toll sou, tac trouble We hnd
In acquiring the a,t indispo,es the mind;
That tedum brings on, which NO very well know
Is, of plcesutc, the fatal impleahlo Too
Two seen it, believe mo, again and again.
rhe pupil approach with dssos, and n WIN pain"
There's fitness bs.ides which neer should aassros
Aud hi. fitness whoever ccnlemn', | Sm sure,
Keen ridicuo's lash must right vflen endure
She should scott the fine stun the back Of her m1di
Though the Io,d become his fine vesc, and lace.
Yet Hodge dack folks wond laugh IN his lace
Thus those who tom all humble cares are exempt,
The eegaut arts may most h,ly attempts
But ia SO who doomed wi such cnes to contend,
Ga arts OF mere pomp have no I ne 10 m.spena;
10 tho rich leave the snowy and time killing alta
But a poor girl, by its vanity led,
Its fingers nimble so empty its head
To soc sush thing-and 10 sec IL, /" vain
Urge its Singers and ,hron, to produce poor stTain
Contempt doth begct, ia haiisstar pity,
In all who forced 10 attend to the diuy.
To a poor thing, scarce read with case
Its vcrnaculaI lingo, make its chemisr;
Who TO it, can't tell its pence table by ro'e,
Yet must whine It's ditty by book aud by not;
To See such thog, must LAY IL again,
VIII he sure to excite our contempt or disdain
I conclude then, my Dear, that tho time you steal
Ftom noodle and scissors, tho loom mud the wheel,
You'll, i'll mistake not, must certainly find,
by FAT better spent in improving your mini,
Than in drumming piauoiorle by note,
Or, secuRdalH, stTn!ning your tbrosi;
AID iftme on your hands peTchnnce fingers,
Give that time to your head, and not to your fingers
Feel NOR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07

RHEDiCAL COLLEGE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
I'VE QUEEN srREET) under the erinfendence Of
The MEDICAL Socety gf S0nh Coroiind-Tbe Lectures
IN ihs Institution viii commence usual OF the second
Monday In November next The different Cbai,s will he
occupied by tie following gentlemen:
is. B. STHoBEL, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy
VA HUME, al d., Professor Of Surgery.
Is Is. SImoNs NJ D., Professor OF Operative Surgery
THOMAS Y. SIMoNs, NJ. d., Professor Of Theory and
Practice Of Medicine.
HENRY ALExANDEs, M. D., Professor Of Institutes Of
Medicine
ANDREW HAsELL,M. d Professor Of Malelia Me.
lea.
CHARLES DAVIS, NJ. y ProIessorol Chemistry.
FRANCIS Y. PoRcHER, NJ D., Professor Of Obstetrics
aud Diseases OF omen aud Children
r. Horny IDEAS, NJ. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The Mafine Ho.pila aud the Hospital connected with
the Alms House IN Ibis city, under the dii ecGon Of
Tie Faculty d this College. Clinical Lectures will be de-
yefed twice week, by Of tle Professors, nhich the
Students viii be permitted 10 attend Tree Of charge.
THOMAS Y. SIMONS. NJ d.
Dean NJ the Facuffv
y. b. SrRosEL. NJ. d., Secretary
Charleston, Aug 3. 37-r5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07

nave not ascer'aned the average of these deposfes
shee lol bn' presume % may equal tie amount Of hst
6onus 81 - ''Oe 70 which we sold tie charter and
which The Fihdnce Commee Of the Senate compliment.
the Bank To- dJng in three instead OF seventeen animal
in6aneDisj AID slews how much interest tltey LOST by
doing Cefainly tti. disalvant Dc 10 Tie BnC
u would have been better lof IL 10 have ribcd OFT IN ~
800 600, instead Of $500 GOO OF our own money At a
tine; but there three considerations which shoyid me-
vent hcr FROM tompdiniug Fret, haiti WAS he bargain o
pay 10 hree years; sec0ndig, that furnished Tie mo-
neJ; tifdg, that we Kept up the amount ia her hand.
many, these montly returns shew bs tie Overdfaw.
hgt Tor permitting which The Bank las been 80 much
.ued were oVefdfawings n name, 0 fJci The sount
OF hs money Otihg only Transferred another depOe,
dhu TIE money seii remaining the hsIs Of the Hank
Mr. fftHdeh, Il tors seem 20 me- thst there il some
Thing ominous TO The Bank 10 this contest Tor coupsusston
90 tie uudrawn balances Its the very way if which
the struggle began IN The Bdish Parliament which nae
ended 10 he overthrow Of the Bank Of England n i
The say 10 which tie Struggle is beginning here Mv.
resolutions Of wo and three years ago sie lie causes n
he speech which you hear; and, az have reason n
believe some eefs more worthy Of your hearing, which
viii 81 The proper time. The question Of co,npen
SALON Tor bsanees nov mixing itself Up hesc IN Eng
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07

"A sGkNTLEMhN, who has had ten years' experience
"a In tie duties Of Clerk OF Court snd nore
particularly those Of The Chancery aud Superior Courts
anxious 10 procure situation, an Assistant or Deputy
Clefk IN some countyn Virginia. The best evidences Of
capabiy, sc. will be Produced II required Employ.
meot ~ some Of ihe upper counies would be preferred
Adde'S p, williamsburg. IA.
Sept 9. o0-wlw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07

"ilLIAM AND MARY COLLECE--The Lee
on the last Mohdsy in October The departments OF in
sucIon aud the expenses for the session are a. follow:
Couasr NECESSARY foR DEcREr.-Junior Fear.
Bellies Lettres, Logic and Eihics-Adam Erpie, d. D.
President, aud PoicssorT,xt books, Blaits Lectures
Hedge. Logic, Paley's Moral Philosophy.
Vat-fs Law oil Nations.
Mathematics Robert Saunders, Jr., Psofessor-Tex,
books Legsndres Geometry. (American ediou) Days
Algebra, Gnmmsres Surveying.
- Chen,stiy-wiliiAm D. Rogers, Prolessor-Text book,
Turner's Chemistry.
SENIOR YEAR, Political Eeono,nv and 3f.tapbv-
sies-Ihomas r. Dew, Professor--Text hooks ,mi lis
Wealth Of Nations, Mills ON Government, Browns Lee
lures.
Natural Phiiosophv-wilIam b. Roger. Professor
Text books Young's Mechanics, Brrwsies Optics with
baehe' notes) I.ariner on the Steam Engine and the
following subjects, VIZ: Mechanics, Hydrosistcs Hy.
dran'es, Pneunaiics, Electricity Magnetism, Optical
Instruments.
Mahemoiics-ftobert Saunders Jr., Professor-Text
backs, Cambridge Tigononetry, Cambridge Calculus
Gummere's Astronomy
Independent Closes
Loc-N ahaniel Beverly Tucker Professor-T,x,
book. Blackstone. The student recommended 10 hing
likewise. the Revised Code OF 1919. the Sup, emen to
lau
Hisiory-Thomas II. Dew, Proiesscr-Tex, book, ry,
lers Elements.
Senior Moral Ciass-Alam Empie. d. D., Professor
Text hooSs Kames' Elements OF Criticism, Cog,n oil the
passions
Classical Depai fment
.9ncienf Languages Dabney Browne Professor
The exercises IN this department. in which Arithmetic
English u amman and Geography make part of the
course oil Instruction, commence the LIST OF October
and end on the lst OF August.
Expenses oil a pupil in the Classical School, $l20 90
The expenses OF student for board, including
washing, fuel sc. SI2O 90
Fees TO three Professors $50 each; and in
the Junior Political Glars, for a halt course 10 90
from 22J February, $40,
Naturalization fee, 90
Expenses OF student in the Junior year, S95 90
Eapences of Senior year, 1875 90
The Text Books will ia the Junior wear an,onnt IN
about SlS and in the Senior year, TO about SIP
The fee to the Professor Of Law IL, $50 90
boAfd' &c. as before, l20 90
EHpences oil Law student, $3.50 90
(rhs SUI poses him to attend no other Classy
The fec TO the Professor oil History, (ialf
course) ~ $40 90
i ne lee Tor the senior Moral Class, IL 20 90
The public positively assured, that this statement
exhibits the entire amount OF necessary expenses al this
institution. Whatever money, therefore, beyond this
amount, shall be furnished 10 the uden will lie altuge.
thtr at the discretion OF the parent guardian; anL il is
earnestly nded that this small as posi-
bic. A. EMplF President
sept. ~ 42-wiIO
0ihe Richmond Wing, Beacon md tho
i"senect VIII publish the above
I2encer Winchesiet Republican, Raleigh
AMI Chafeson Mercury Sput
ana owad their Mai
WIN & VI C"lego) Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07
September 26

En- CHANCERY--VIRGINIA In Norhumbetl land
n County Cosr,, ~ August, 1884:
Vim. Gilmore aud Eliza his vile, who Eliza Cox,
against Comp ainauts,
Thomas Cox, James Cox George Cox, Mary Cox. Will
liam Cox, John Cox. and Fleet L. Cox, by Eliza Cox,
melr cuardian, dd hfem, Defendants
This day came the compliments. by their counsel and
Il appearing TO the Satisfaction OF the that the de-
enla Thomas Cox Is not nhsbitant oil this State,
On The motion ct the compainants is ordered That the
said de'endan appear here the second Monday in Mo-
,embcr next and The bill OF the comp
sni that copy OF this order be ioi wh inset for
successive months, in some newspaper published within
ms State, and also posted al the trout door oil the
house oil this county copy. Tesic,
~. Is. CRALLE, C. C.
Sept g. 40-m9.y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07

MEANWHILE MUSIC And FANCY STORE
r. Gro p. kNAUFr keeps constantly for sole an as.
sorlmen, OF supefor Piano Fofes, (wih grand actions
ani metallic pate from te celebrated mandatory Of
Mesrt Dubois s. Siojaf. The advantages Of buying Of
me viii be, tha The buyer runs no risks Of injury or
loss, which often happen during the voyage from New
York, or even from Richmond 10 this neighhorhood and
they VIII be toaTranted and kept in tune Tor ~ months
Also, second baud Pinos, at Iow prices keyed aud plain
Flutes Guitars ViOns, Clioueis, and other musical in.
slrumenis, large assortment OF newest and standard ME-
SIC for the Pimo, Guitar, Flute Sc Instruction Books
best Roman Suing' Msnlepiece Looking Gls,ses Sofas
Settles, Rocking and Fancy Chsifs Of AL kinds &C. &C.
&c; sOmo Of which are NJ and 6eiOw the Richmond
prices.
Fsfmville, May 81. 6-Isn2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07

4 AND IN BUCKINGHAM FOR SALE.-Ihe
subscriber oilers for sale the Dwelling bou,e toge-
ther with all the improvemenis (Which are rery eoo,n
no" occupi.dby DR.. Benjsmin ID. Anderson living in the
county OF Buckingham, and situated about Is miles E,.
oi Buckingham Cour, house, 10 North of Cara and l2
South of New Canton 10 which he would attach 30 or On
acres OF Land The above is very desirable aud healthy
situAon-either Tor professional character or echanic
BEVERLY a. BROWN
buckingham, September o. 35-wJw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07

"ARM0NY HALL SEMINARY The duties Of
his Institution will be resumed the lat Of Oeio.
Der IN the building occupied the last year. Terms Of
u'uon IN the higher branches OF Eng s educaon $40
per year. Elementary branches $32 French Latin Italian.
Music. and Drawing at the usual pricss--po,,d sIss
PEI year For further Information apply The Principal
HARRIET Is. TURNER.
september 20. 4l-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-07

fOAL TAR. for painting roofs fences, boats, and for
" ackefing Ito, iron, &cA constant supply KEPT on
hand by the subscriber II 10 ready prepared ss paint
Is very cheap aud The most common hand on plsnison
can sppy it--Odefs rom The country will be attended TO-
Richmond, Sept. 30. li2-w4wsl JNO. o. LAY
WANTED, as an Apprentice 10 The Printing Buzz.
w ness, Youth Of respectable conuexions from
- TO 10 years Of age, possessing good English Education
hppiy At The office Of his paper
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edmond CoNCERrS.--MR IloRN respect
Il IL la ~ announces his nie bton TO give FOUR VOCAL
AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS at Terp-chore Hall,
fco IN Norember and ftco ia Decem5er-.s tle.e Con-
cer are Intended TO be conducted upon extended and
liberal scale, Tor the purpose OF inculcain taste for the
classical works oil Mozart. Haydn Beeihocen aud Han.
dei with M modern ceebrad composers Rossia 5Iey-
9oeeT' 'HnOfr &c, &c, il is TO be hoped that this an
n"'ncenent will meet with the patronage of al lovers of
such RATIONAL and refined accomp .hment.
Mr. Horn requests that those ladies and gentlemen who
win 10 become patrons and subscribers, will end in
,entiors and names TO Mr. C. Horns 1Isic Stare Main
street. IN oider u at The arrangements contemplated may
be EN- cred into 10 procure distinguished talent from the
Noith, addition to the Professors Of Richmond Peters.
burg and Norfolk.
Subscription Tor the tour Concerts. four dollars 10 be
paid OH the delivery oil the tickets the first dsy. Con
September 30 42maS
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N N CHANCERf -FIRcINIA.--in Norihun,berian
n county Court, 9Th Sept, 1891:
Mary T. Watts, by Haynes Edwards, her next hiend.
Cumplt
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UHALvEs OF U. STATES BANK NoIE> LOST
IL here were enclosed To in letter the 4 tl
September, $780, the second or iipht hand halves NJ
three One Hundred Dollar GIFTED States Bank Notes
payable at Mobile, Will. I30-I. s5g and L. !63 are
Tie marks aud numbers OF the Notes. The letter was Iii
recied TO me at Goochland Court house Va and mailed
by John Omond at Courtland Alabama but thew bay
not been received. Any information will be thankfully
received Joseph SHELTON.
August. 90. 32-wI2wh
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against
Richard Waite, Edward A. Watts, Hannah Watts III.
r. Watts aud hliiiceni Watts, by Hannah Watts, their
Guardian ,dd Hfem, Delts
This day the p,niG by her counsel, aud il sp-
peang 10 he satisfaction OF the Court, de nsn,
Richard w ats ia not nhahiani OF this Common ealtii:
On the motion of the plaintiff, il is ordered, that The said
defendant appear here the second Monday in Noven.
DER next and answer the bill Of the plaiuh, aud kat
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted Tor two months
successfully, in some newspaper published within dis
State. and also posted the the Court house
Of his county.
Copy. Tesio NJ. d. CRALLE. c. c.
Septe mher