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Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-06
From Me Quebec Ga.este, Jan. s4.

1 Fire.--TAis building. the residence of the
 Governors General of B. N. America for the last 50 years, and so prominent an object in the view of the city of Quebec from the har- hor. as it surmounts the bruk of the precipce between the Lower Town and the citadel, has fallen an entire prey to the flames, The fire broke ont yesterday about noon, in a room at the south end of the building, in the third sto- ry. occupied by capt. M'Kinnon. A. D. c. ; and though early discovereds and every means taken to arrest its progress, it flew with as- tonishing rapidity through the upper story. and continued tG burn downwards, in spite of all the exertions of the troops and about a dozen fire engines. until this moment. Itnow presents it's hundred openings, tall bare ehim- neys, and it's sooty and ruined walls.
 It was originally built by the French at a time not exactly ascertaned; and trough somewhat altered in form and improved particularly in Sir J. Craig's administration, at an expense of about 91O.O0O to the Prov ince--the original walls, we believe, all remain, having sllccessively escaped with triAing dam age the sieges ofl759 by Wolf, of 1775 by the Americans, and the bombardment of Sir Will fam Phipps in 1890. Its site, since the ear- est discovery of the country, had been suc- cessively the head quarters of the whole French possessions. at one time extending over the present British N. American posses sons. including Louisiana and the territories on the Mississippi; and between 1759 and the American independence in 1778, was the seat of the principal command of the whole cOnti- nent of North America.
 It was tenanted, when the fire broke out, ny lieut.. gen. lord Aylmer, governor-in-c chief, and lady Aylmer; capt; M'Kinnpns Grena- des-de- Camp. and lient. Paynter, extra aide de-camp; with the different domestics of the establishment. The military secretary (capt. Airey) occupied apartments in what is called the Old Chateau, building erected by the English after the conquest, and chiefly used as dancing and dining halls. The public doc uments belonging to the Administration were early removed, as was the plate, and by much the greater part of the furniture, but the lat ter was damaged. His Excelrncy had ES,- 900 insured on the furniture, (which is pur- chased from the preceding Go, ernor on eve ry changc,) at the Quebec Office.
 The thermometer on the morning of the fire had marked 22 deg. belo,0 zero, and, du- ring the whole time it lasted continued from to deg. below zero, with a strong piercing wind from west to southwest. Many of the engines were soon frozen up, and the hose. I and every thing connected with them. could only he kept in any thing like order by the use | of warm water.
 It will probably cost Ga5,O0O to CSC, ,0O0
 to erect new building, but the beauty of the
 situation, and the extent of the grounds will
 afford an opportunity of erecting one of the
 most ornamental and prominent public build tings in the city. of which Quebec is really la mentally deficient. The site belongs to the Military Government.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-06

edifice an the north east end of the bridge, rising six stories from the water's edge, about 100 feet square, and occupied by stores and manufactOries of various kinds. This is the heaviest lost which Rochester has ever sui. fered by fire. This place has hitherto been exemptin an extraordinary degree from such calamitics. Owing to the water-pOwer con nected with the ediice, the Globe Buildings were occupied by various artisans; but the heaviest concern of the whole was the Carpet Factory of Newell Ss Stebbins, wh ch. man ned by experienced workmen from Scotland, turned out from 75O to 1000 yards of carpet ing of superior quality every week. This loss is heavily felt, as it not only throws out of work many industrious men, but is largely injurious to the cntcrprisng proprietors; their loss alone being estimated at from 10000 to $50, ,0OO---so insurdnce! as the risk was rated SD high that it's insurance could not be neg0- tiated with any company on terms admssi- ble by the proprietors. Stebbins & Newell were part owners of she edifce also the Oth- CT owner is Mr. Post of3New-YOrk. On the whole, the loss in the Globe Buildings a. lone is believed to be full SlO0, ,00O, and proba- bly 100 men are thrown out of work by thts part of the fire. The other buildings were two story frame buildings, occupied for gro ceries, auctions, &c built on piers across the river, on the north side of the river, and con meeting in this way, by continued street, the two sections of Rochester, lying on the east and west banks of the Genesee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-06

renee; but movement with ynu will affect the public. If your merchants have hereto fore contented themselves with standing aloot from political matters. they cannot maintain that position any longer, unless they suppose it is too late to do any thing, or that all exer- tions will prove tosbe unavaiIing. They must come out, and assist to rescue inc country from the hand of the destroyer. W. Y. AdU
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-06

The Hon. MT. Wilkins. in the Senate of the United States, upon introducing a memo rial from the inhabitants of Pittsbnrg, on the pecuniary distress experienced by them, wi hich they ascribe tn the removal of the deposites, made some remarks. Pittsburg is the resi- dence ofSenator Wilkins, when he is at home, and the memorial was the result of meeting. which he said he was willing to confess was numeronsly attended, and by large portion of his own constituents hut he said they la bored under a mistake as io the existence of distress in the Western part of tho country He then goes on at some length to shew how the inhabitants Of Pttsburg were. under mistake on the subject hut more singular attempt to reason men of intelligence out of Oplnions formed upon the most conclusive evi- dence, and confirmed by their own daily and hourly experience, we have not often met with. It happened that Mir. Webster came into the Senate chamber whilst the gentleman from Pennsylvania was making these remrks; and as soon as the memorial hed been read, he said-" Here is a memorial averring the ex- istence. at PittsbUrg. of a very severe degree of pecuniary distress; it is admitted i0 be signed by sery respectable persons; and its list ofsigners is certainly long one. All these persons declare, under their names. and on their veracity, that such distress does exist.-- The Honorable Senator declares that no dis fress exists. Now, sir, when the patient de- clares that he feels not only pain. but agony, and the Doctor says he is perfectly we'll, and
 it is not possible he should feel any pain at all, one oftw0 things must be true-either the patient Is insane, or the practitioner not skill fal."
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-06

DestructiUe Fire at Rochester. letter from a gentleman of Rochester. to his correspon- dent in Albany. dated Friday, 2eth inst. gives the following account of destructive fire in that city:
 o'clock this morning. It originated in gro- cery under the west end of the principal market; and not only swept of that building, hut also the whole range 0f the buildings ex- tending an the north side of the main bridge across the Gcnesee river; and. last and worst, the Globe B9iidings. the massy and stately
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-06

Gold.-Thc coinage at the U. S. mint the last year amounted to S3,765,71O. comprising 97S,5 $50 dollars in gold coins. e,759,OOO dol lars in silver coins. and 2S.l6O dollars in cop. per coins. or the gold coined, 868,O0O dol lars were derived from the gold region in the United States, viz. from Virginia SlO4,OOO; |; from North Carolina 75,OOO; from South Carolina 66,O00; from Georgia 2l6,OOO {; from Tennessee 1000; Alabama 1000.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-04-18

Der gnoesbenannte benabribtist fsineSvsuns
De uno bes teu!lbe pub.fuln, oaB er seseu
Q|nfans ndbften WaimUnatS cine Neiie nab
oen, teutlben Naterlauee anjutreten aeoenft,
unb baber Dollna6tsn, 8yiefe ooer fonFi9e
9Iufrase, suomit feline Qano6leute ibn 81 besb:
rem bsIieben tpeoeu, rtuebmsn-uno eetreu:
Iib 81 beiorsen iuNeu 'rirr. Gr ~rtiGt nter
Srauerei6. elias, @beiutapern, Saaben,
Notwithstanding fann raber jeeenQluf-
tag in eieie nnb bic, ansrau5eno<n 9la6bar:
ldnoer ibttnetmen.-gr seSeuet tpotera eS
ibm alidt i'm qaufe fonmsroen SpdtlabveS
5urild3ufebren.
s.g- Sir Drjefe rs1nst er ben ssbraubII6en
8etras pen so @snts,-anb fit 8pIIn,abten
uno oritiae QEuftti9sn na0 00efaIt Der SoGbs
Elm tillige Drrcert.
8r;efe ADORE fire man pcItfrep al
lohn Haag
Berlin P. O.
Mdrs 81. 6mI. Stark Go. Ohio,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-04-18
Su OerfQufen,
Sine Eh1tknrp SSnupren 4,

Cine fb0kbore Vauerep oDn
unsefdbr 60 2lder, II Nder baron ftnD tIar
Z eIuseiabt init Srudt, seleseu in !vari6 1p,
Starf @auntp, etlpa4 1sa IetIe oonNaris.
@Stefntet itb >arauf eip 9ute6WDbntoue
uno StaI, nsbff 3,rsy riefebIenoen Gprin,
gen, uaDe bep Dem @oufe. fe.-aub if Gin ans
seGeubsr 8aums Daramf. SIR 6a6 ud=
Dere ers"noi8e man iIcb beY bem Drufer
ooer gi9entbamer fe(blt.
-. >..= Oaoio ptoe.
paris Gp. Ssbu1ar 90. 1884. 49,.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-04-18
sletltnee Seutlhlano NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

perFuBiDn GapieIu, feinss 2anpceI, Ser
Iber6L Seftn Gifenbratb, 3iuf in .Stansen,
I8Osen,uenine, Sbaufel uno 3anseh glfen:
beinerne 2afeben:3cufdbe, stdblerne pa:
tent WinfeL SpesNr5 2oneou Gprine e dsen
/! !SDrauten5lebsr S6utiotEamner, GuB'
ISbee,cu uno 8ti1sr @tobL G)uB GtabI,
gu{be1mtGsr gensne une Gilber plattir:
|te 9oHlermaares1, GatsIbdume, 3u9 unc
| 9aIfsrfettcn Ghbfettcu, 9bubsarr, 0s:
ueoif6 8otb, Gerpentir, Gn,11 Gppat Gpi.
ritu5, NotbboIs, 9elbhpIp, 8raRl nsbit pie:
len anoeru GaeDsu locten erbaIten uno 81
fosrfaufeu teym 0rpBsnuno R!einen in oen
Giienfobr ppu
g. q. Sbneloer.
@benfauS auf 3ano. .-8ablenlaufe beYm
@in5eInsn unb DaBsno, meBineene Seuer=
Ibnnoe, @t6lerue Qampen uno 2idterltGde.
Ge,rstter Dratb fir Strien ,sub Siebe, Sol!
Hing Striens, 9nma0er uuo e bneioerbh,
eeleilen, SOnellwaa9en Gilerns 2ampen,
IS'intenfbI5Bsr Sbneioer uuo sa,tler 9la
oeIn, StdDlerne Stridnaoeln, @n8llfbe'
AienuB bspm YIuno posr SaB, Qatsnl
Observation-Disclosures tneBinseue 9te9en G tang:
en-, nebit Giienpaeren. 6arben uub Sarte
ftofsn i'm @usenscinen.
Canton 9loe. /. 29stf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-04-18
81 g.
9erlI6erunSss eompa9nIe.
9tsenten:Sf's
Dec. 81. 1898. G

Da ber ttnteri6riebene BON Der "p 0;
lection Snfurane e=@ n mpaenie''
1u 9arsfcrb, Connecticut als gsent anse:
felt uno autorilirt worbtn obne QIuffbub
DerF6esunseu au6jultelIeu> 70 erbietet er IO
biertait l9aufer, Stobrs, Mnblen, Sabriden
nno S6euern iatnn1t beren Snbalt, netft t.
senoerIep anoerm dbnliAen @isentbume, g e.
sen Ser lnf oser 8e fb d B is :,
un9 onr6 S enet 5u aBeenritea. Die
Rsiten oa3g iino 70 nieeris, als Die ir9sae
elmer Nnlfalt bieier 9rt =; unb bic Meiie tpels
sisfe SfTis in Sblibtllns ibrer @elbafte,
nne Der 8sriItistns uno 8esabIline ibter
8eslufe, uerfoIsen miro, spire prompt unb
liberal fspn. Nnfrasen fhr Ssbinsaneen II,
Mneenran,, taSeen in Der 9lmtsfube .. 53at=
rio nne 8eleen in @antpn, se,uaebt weroen,
enr1 spelde ale. 9eibafte in 8esue auf
eisfs Nsentfbaftspermittslt mefoen. =
- - --- Sobn Sarrisi
Nsent fir befa8te eonapasuie.
Canton, San 10. Soft.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-04-18
.2dt1oereDe16u III
q { + T q Il n.

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STANCE 9, entbalteno 125uno 34=7o0slfer,
gele9en lit Ser ,ll,nittelbareu 9labe pen
8etblebem. 9luf otefem DIabe it, nix
mar, slaubt.. Elm MabIfs. @bsnfalls oas
fhobftlibe Biertel Der Seet. s4-rnb cae
nororpetflibs Yiertsl BON geet.. SIS, 3p. 2
1tno Nanae To-, eeleSen in Sranflin 1p,
IN Der naEs bes Gtaothens Manebe(ter. 3
S. q. SDneioer, Ngent
fir 5oeinriD at. 3ottifofIer in pbilaol.
Canton, Sunp is. 1888. 9=tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-04-18
9 q { t { ere { y.

Der~unterfbriebene bsnabribtist aDt.
un9spou Ieiue Gunesn uao oaS Vublifun,
5oaB er futtfabrr pbtses @e1baft, anf Isiuen1
altsu Gtanopuntte, in Der MerftfraNe, III
bstreiben. gr bat auf 9ano Elm sutss 9li:
IDrtinsnt BON 49,. -. :.
e dtteln 3dumen: @ottetbas9s,
Yellel fenl nebit 9elbirr jeosr Sat,
tun9 &c, &c. olles bon gutter Gualitdt ;
gut eearbeitet uno bon sutein MateriaI,--
nel0e ale ct 81 ben biQi9Ren 8sein9ansen,
uno tppblfstlersala irsenomo in hisfer Gan:
oeseesenb, fir 9 9elb obsr annebm.
bare 2anbesproeudte esttauft. @r Eaoet
alle ein, bic Su taufen sepunen fino. bep
ibm an5aiprebel unb feline Nrbeitsn une
preiBe 3.s unterfuden,--unb bofft burb fsi=
ne Ianse Grfabrune i'm 9sibdfte, Asn 3e,
frieeiauu9 su eepabren, Die i'm init ibrer
auneibaft besanfisen ,nbseu. ,.~. ...
-. Jebn Nieo.
senton Ssbr. %. 1884. 46-6W.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-04-18
&. 81 urrt + al.

Os 70 " " t%
Gin Der luo=welt!ieDen CITE an Der eaa Al
Bride, bat foehsn erba!ten bon ylsupori
uno pittstura, Elm pra1tises qInoltenen'
Don Srefentn uno 0orten waarsny
SpeserepeM perSsuan 9tas, Md,
GEL fen unO BleD Daoren,
ESoblen ,lno Sbsrteosr, &albsfele, Stisfe
nno S1ule, asmaebte &let6sr ppn eltsr
0attnn9eu, aQe Serten @ifen: :gaBmoaren
als 10 plaalss &cb uuo &cblsn Stfen
pom beften WstaG uno uab osn be.pabrts.
iten Giurebtansen. Sir alts oisfe artife
perbarst CT llb Den &aufern. glnb bat sI
apf Qano, - -
Cine fb6ne 2ooun9 Gotn
p8aar @elb beAablt er 1eberiett fir
Bai3er, Stabsiaamsn nne anpsre Qanbes:
prooufte. 9lub BOT er INNER cine Nusabl
Stabt 2otteu 81 o'rfeufsn, wsIGs lid) fir
2aserbd,itr Hnb wrbnhdufsr eignpn ,,rt
9tnBer 9ptten, lanss an beyoen Seiten
oes Canals. Seine Srs,lnoe, 8sfannteu
uno BAG prtblifufs1 .aberh wesoeu bDf=
Iib einee!eoeu' bev ibm an5urufeu. "
Malilllon, Sft. 4. 1888. 25:tf. +
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-04-18
91ftIe na4 Seut(OlanD,

De%SI% ISTsWss%* =
Der llntsribriebsne beIuneet oa8 teltl0e
Vublifum i'm Staate Obio, uno ben onsren:
|seuoen Gtaateu, oaB et feiue Ste NsiIe nob
Isut1blanb bis sseen Qlnfang n 6 t e t,
81 a 80 an5utreten 8elONnen 1T. QtlIe bic
aeueist Fno lbm .WUIImubten, Quftvd9e unb
8riefe mit5u9eben ,reroeu erIudt iteb 5eis
Itig bsp ibm oeebalb 81 msIoen. Gr noters
Inimmt @eihdfte fir bic GOweib @l(aB,
Qpartembsrs, Saosn, S5ei1en, 6betnbavern,
uub Gilt Sapern, bic er (leb bsmlber miro
nit pinthieher @euauiefeit 3u beforsen.
0ebrudte @p!tmaDten bat Ct an 0ano> mel.
be bic 2eute bsp ibren Stieoensrib tern DOL;
lenbs f6nnen beslaubisep> uno bann beDn
0cupsrn6r perI1eseln Iaden; oie(el0e ni,f1en
mir cann nebIt Sc fir @pn(ulseb6bren, nber=
,naebt srssoen. SIR 9 ie fe nit nadD
2eutl1lano su nebnser, rebnet ct cen ee=
brau6lidDen WreiS eon SO Gems bo5 9tnd.
O. Ollie 8rife uno Mjttbeituugen an Jpn
fe!bft, a,ifen poitfrep 9ei6idt meroeu, Ipuft
nimmt er Ee uiGt an.
Seiue Q[oorehs it:
Henry Imhof,
Canton, Stark Co.. Ohio.
Canton, San. 10. 1884.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-04-18
0riI0e1t, tpDd)entlt0e

Il nfunft0 N B q oren.
60 eben erbaIten, in ,ifswm Gtobrin
Gauton, unEittelb0r bon ben Seefdoten
uub Sabrirsn. cine sroBe QMsmabI eIssans
ttr uuD mooiGder Waaren.
9D 0 y feiler
als ile ie in oisicm Mastte on3cboten NOR
Den, tpprunter lib ESQ Qioerncer rnS Dun=
fable Danen SPITE bsfnoen. Don S1-ouf=
rpartS 3u faft isslidem p:eile. Qlub wers
ben mir in etliben qaaen, Elm ausgsoebntes
uno sldn3snoss 9lnortimsnt Don
Seioe unb QBorf feb, ,QDaaren.,
iilr Damon, 70 tpis aub bepnabe jsben Mr=
titel fir Qerrsn Spmn,erflsiber Ieppib,
INbsr, @afiustts, 2aftiues uno pimcetesa
auf Qano baben. QBir babsn fernsr por.
rdtbig uub erbalten cine allSsn,sins 2luas
uabl nsn JQaten Gappen; eu1 bs5ablen
mir ieoer5e;t
. q or9elp
far 9dute nno Ssue, uuo osrfauf fen 2eoet
BON Ser bsiten Scyte 70 troblfeil oIS es ir=
ssubwu itn Staat 5u babsn 1T. Q8ir nnn<
i6sn
1000 .Sad<' @"ttss
III babsn, Ypofir mir Gents bas pfuno,
il iraeno elmer aIrt 9Daaren 5u baorseIo
Vreiieu eslanben.
gbrtitmos, 6drter II, So:
@antcn, Sunp 1. 1883. TT.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-04-18
Rletbtrnta0et1.
G q n { S q n B er 0 n,

8ietet feiuen &unoen fit bic ibm bisbl
ernie Gene 0unlt, feiuenDant on, unb mabt
ibuen nno Dem pnbIifun1 I'M 9lussmeinen
bttaunt boB Gas S6neioerselbdft aut leis
ncm a!ten Stauopuntte Dem pOfamt, &C.
0eniber, in Der Marft:Gtraf1e, in Canton,
Ort betrieben tpiro~ Mesen QeibesIbwoeb=
tett, bic Ct ii6 bnrb lnn9idbriae, emjtae
8etreibuns obi8en @e(bdftes 3uSeaoeen,
itt er be,pooen morbsu 0ru. M d II II II
2'ioermpr re, Don Oteu=Vort, nit aun,
2beipebmer an fein 3e(dbaft aufsunebmer.
De5 Gef6aft 'riro baber in 3ufl1nft unter
ct Sirna BON
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-04-18

@nslifbe :unp SeufDe 9rucfer<2lr,
beit, iebsrleD Art miro in bieier Dfuferep,
auf Die fir5site Qtn5eiee uno billisNe 8es
pinenn8en f1bn uae falber perfertist,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-04-18
M(Qi4t11 ;sDrDef,

2tbeeeat uno. 2lnDolo Der 0efeee.
59at fsine QlmtsE,bs in Der Neeorosr's i
Offs, aapep 1bareu .pelflleb BON, 9 pu tt :
8 au &c. ~ - j.. .l s
Canton, 0too. i. 29.-tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-04-18
NnDerfDn unh QiNermnrH :

Nn0eriotl lll10 ytOernore :
betriebeu tpsroen. llnb ale jene, bic es fl,
bienIib baIten, un5 nit Qrbeit 5u beaunltie:
en-, f6nnen Tb oarauf oeyIa0en, oie@elb
auf mooiibe, iaubere uno oauerbafte gHei1e
81 ttuiSenpreilen fir 9 aar9elb, poe,
anne9mbare 9anoeSproou6te 9etbau Su be-
tOmtnen.
NJ llnifOrmen werben 9|uftrdsen sen1de
Iauber uuo f6!euni9 eerferti8t.
@antpn Sunv 22. 1888. 10. b9=6r.
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ON Tuesday morning, between Fredericks-
" burg and my plantation in the upper end
of Stafford, NEGRO MAN, and the MARE
on which he was riding both belonging to me-,
were stolen by man who seems to have been
a stranger in this part of the country. When
seen in possession of the Slave and ofthe Mare,
he was nquiring his way to Stafford Court
House. He is described to me as a person be-
tween fifty and sixty years of age, with re-
markedly white hair; his stature stout and well
set He wore brownish cOlOred stuff cloak.
The negro is between twenty-five and thirty
years of age, as well as is remenibered stout in
his person, and about five feet ten or eleven in
ches high: has drawing manner Of talking,
and appears to be much less sagacious than he
really is. His name is Jack. His dress was a
blue cloth cap, grey great coat, and his under
clothing drab CLOTH
The Mare is fine large sorre without any
spot of white about her, unless perhaps there
may be some few white hairs in the centre OF
the forehead not covering more than the size OF
a lfpenny. She is, as well as is
recollected, going on seven years fage; is re-
markably long in her body; has a long tail, and
it is remarkable where it joins the rump. There
may be dscerned in the film ofone of her eyes
an incison which was made year or two ago
to cure the hooks.
One Hundred Dollars Reward will be given for
therecovery of the above Slave and Mare, or in
the proportion offour and two for the recovery of
either JNO. TAYLOE LOMAX.
Fredericksburg Jan. %, 1884.
AZ The white man calls himself Ashberry.
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