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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-11-28
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-11-28
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-11-28

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III nun Ia eieier Dsudtrsp bepn einselnen
ooer Duseno. 81 baben:
Ser Seieetbtrsl(be coer Hefcrmirk
s ats 6tSm Il s,
wie erfraher in Dem Substripsisns
Drcfpsctas aases:tst par. l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-12
The Baffie of HE .A,,o,Dooe,s ,

I"e DHiifc ~ fHe SstDspupetS!
The Telegraph ahercs position W its reply TO The
Alexandra G'Zetles'rikes still for It's ''primcples
(Nnilihcaion aud ALL -complaus OF the prescription by
we National Republican Psr,y-ot the abandonment Of
Wckiile and Dsniels--and brings forward the follow
log interesting facts:
lat " We speak thus plainly. M Naiouaf
NPu1todn Pdftg rcsoiued oandt5e
ia Wide they ncuicre South poprioty union
I'D operation OF all those who opposed
V Buren, they resolved give Alternative
know this becao'e hSve norcd tho IMPOSES
and Organization OF their Their Moth is
"xcluTey sectional and under tho
cr whose discipline that Of
10 the darkest day OF Papl degsueIcy Who
SrArE Rfonrs paper in the North ?" 60 &c
81 't o. the past aud the part which Mr. Clay
ph;sn spe1k what
times sal that pporf for me predepy
Wo mike this statement, Of 10 viii feeling
wiffs Mr. Clay; fepeing the
ino coalition Of which he anil by
efonce 10 III" rteat principles TO support which,
fiom The prs-ent Administration"
The Telegraph here pfo4c,bes Mr. Clay by name; but
M ne previor lie has extended the ban generally
20 every who had rofed Tor or approved The Force
jhl that IL, OF course, Msssrs. Webster and Co.
Bu the war is yet terminated among the newspa.
pers r. Geen has fskrd his patron upon the hazard
o Tie de; and nipG go 10 play tic game RE is at
least bold II not dexcioas politician. Filming the
fe clear aud no adopted by be allies lie determines
70 strike tle hrst bow-aud brings his Nullifer al
onec. II Is YET to he whether no will prove him.
sell sagacous General, whether his fsctics are in
act che essence, aud qniHessence aud acme Of stunt.
dty"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-12

RECOUNT CLEMENT FOR SALE-Tha, beautiful
I'VE aud desirable farm, the late residence of Major A.
L. Barnes decd, and known 10y the name Of Mount
Clement, Is offered for sale The tract contains by
recent survey 6T than three fourhs of which,
is R"ppahannock Hat land; equal in fertility any in the
vicinity, and is situated about miles from the town Of
Iappahannock The farm is divided into three fields
o. winch VIII produce, on an average 400 barrels
ana 700 bushels wheat, aud il under good enclosure
nc Improvements large brick Dwelling house with
nine rooms exclusive Of several closets garrett
III good repair, Smokehouse, Dairy, Kitchen, Graz
Danes, Carriage house, SIC.
The situation Of Mount Clement in point Of beauty and
convenience to market, is surpassed By none in the
county OF Essex he terms Of sale will be made ac-
comnoiating TO the purchasers the privilege OF crop Of
wheat allowed, aud full possession, with ndsputabls
title, given on LIST July
Persons disposed TO purchase, invited 10 view The
premises, which will be she bv the Manager on the
iarm, or by Wan A.. Wright, of Tappabannock. Should
hls itrn not he sold privately il will be offered public
se on the premises, the LIST day October or OH
the next air day For further particulars reference may
he had TO Col. G. w. Gooch Richmond, Robert G..
Halle, or VIM. A. Wright. Tsppahannock, or TO Mai
hos X Barnes, or Col. p. A. Bramhsm, OF Richmond
connty-aiI OF whom, authorised with the pur-
chaser August ~ 2S-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-12
TO rae hDir0Ks or TMH ENQUIRER.


ion viii please give tl. lille comm unir alton A place
IN your pa or as soon possible, directly alec the
n'ee - OF Benjamin w. Leigh. Egg a ,ioyersy now
depending IN is STATE between the said Leigh on The one
part AMI tie People on the Other Bel, DESTROYS there
o'e Thai All ihe proceedings relating ihis great conro
vtisJ should he conducted IN strictly legal manner and
knowing that testimony taken without the of an
ofpr-'r party, AID in his abseucc may not la the effect
which II oile, wise might have and irg the
he'y manifested Ivy Mr.. Ii gh hi. Tip TO
10 attend peron lily 10 business we deem, il nccesss
~ ami seems no hing but lair, ha MIR Leigh should
nave notice that instructions getting up in this
SenntoiiI District and particularly this county TO in
srnct our nS-rer'Senfdfire in the Senate Daniel f.
Slaughter, E.q To vote ia the Legislature against
,he SAID hlr Leigh; that is against his return TO the IT,
states SENATE, and in isvor al other OF different
pcs Now u IS true, that 30 far this county is con.
c"rued about 300 persons have already ned the i'm
sreiions; and perhaps Mr.. Leigh may say that so far
as they are concerned lie could consider the notice az
legal Bm am authorised promise Mr.. L. ~ h. that
all the number no have signed wi be, at his supges
ton called together 10 hear his defence in case he should
deem The mountain air necessary Tor his heah and con-
s'qnenuY, TO bing him amongs, US, To advocate, by
speeches or otherwise that doctrine, which, with him
eec', strikes fatal blow al one the vital principles of
republcanism AMI r"publcs doctrine. pnnev shat The
Representatives shall instruct The Peopie and not the
People The Representatives" MADISON.
NJ a'isOn County, Va, Angus, |, 1884.
n BIN this county, there will not be 90 men who
will refuse 10 sign the Instructions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-12

The old "CoIone"ha no idea making the Captain 90
Object Of pity
Sho1'di be necessary 10 notice the young Captains
MENTOR 'a Sycophsnt again. SHALL tor the sake OF bre-
WY, call him Cad as he seems "he father Of a troop
Great IS The county OF Noitoway whose Representative
requires 10 he taken OF by such an uneoared mix
,n- a. tins Cad aud his ter lie, "a IL every thing else
belonging TO his Whiesh party. ia like Jos-phs coat Ike
Joseph c may be sj TO the shmaes by his elder brc-
ten Of The Na,iou and carried into Eg ypi.n no ,,ge
Bn whether. like Joeph he has the virtue to it,stsnd
he seductive advances Of Putiphar's WIFE, s'densnds
donhi lie reri""ly u 40 interpreter of dreams
Mr. "On" a. Many" is assured that oi Pluck" feels
hono'd Nv Lis abuse although he does not cond.sr,uJ
10 thank Inn in' IT,
Your. At "oa,nand SERGEANT READY.
fCiay, Leigh Webster & To-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-12

FENEACH Err A Classic Il and Maihena tic al Teacher,
"a who has had considerable experience his PROBES
sion, and who furnish the pionable re-
ierences, &c, wishes TO make engagein which will
afford lin moderate compensation for his services and the
prospect Of permanent location
Communications, addressed f. s., Post Office, Wash
ing'on City, will meet with immediate attention.
Aug. IL. 2S-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-12
HoRRID MURDER ES,''"O"1c'a1XD'

Mr.. John Goode, ST., highly respectable citizen Of
the couny OF Powhatan, found dead in his bed on
ne morning OF Sunday, the 10Th instant; his body most
horribly n"ugied with pole axe, and circumstances lead
strongly TO ie conviction, that his Dr. Thos T. GooIe
perpeuaed the hoid deed, in ST OF mental dcrabge-
hen and vas forthwith committed 10 gaol by the coro.
The deceased was in the nneieh year of his age an
honest man. and soldier of the Revolution; and the wr-
Ter OF lh" notice Of his many friends who attend
ed the inquest, and who deeply lament this unimey ca
tsstrOphc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-12
NELSON
CO-MuU.yTC.7 TED.

At-a meeting OF number of the voters of IIenrico
held on Saturday, the 9Th day OF August 1884 at The Ia.
vern OF DR.. CHARLES II Abrahams Col. Bowling Siarke
was called TO the Ch,ir, and Capt. John O. Mosby sp.
pointed Sccre'ary-WheIeupon, on the motion OF Phiip
MAYO, E-q ,itwas
ResoiUtd unanimously, That this Meeting considering
The alarming crisis Federal Relations brou OH, about
by The determination Of the desperate leader OF faction
III the United States Senate TO reyoluonZe the country:
and, experimenting change OF Republican Insti,,-
tuons into Moned Atistocracy, the most grinding and
oppressive to the great body Of the people, most arne
iy recommend to our fellow czens hold meetings in
the county One on Saturday the 2Sd of this mon h. NJ
Ha'eys Tavern AID another Saturday the 3Oh of Ills
month, at Patrick H. Geniry's Tavern tor the purpose of
originating Instructions 10 public servants and appoint
ing committees TO obtain signatures thereto the follow
ing effect:
lst 10 instruct our Representative in the Legislature
10 use his best eScrtions opievent the election of BEN
jAmn w Leigh Esq TO The Senate If The u States
2nd 10 instruct the Representative in Congress from
Tins District so lar as the people of This county can no
only TO vote against the restoration of the epp.iies bu Ia
oppose the deposit OF any potion Of public money in the
Bank OF the IT, States in future
Resoived Tha, the fore going resolutions he signed hv
ne Charmun aud Secretary aud tina, the Editors OF the
Richmond Enquirer and Wing, he requested TO publish
The same three times each. in their respective papers
BOWLING STARKE Chairman
JOHN o MosBY Sectff1rU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-12

THHO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS Wholesale and
IL Retsil Hat Mandatory, No. 16l, Chesuut Street
nearly opposits the u = Bank. Phladep hia-The sub.
scribers, constantly receiving from their Manuiacfory a
Large and general assortment OF Hats suitable for the
southern market and DESTROYS extend their business So
iciI tie attention Of Southern Mecba ,heir establish.
nIent.
Situated n The fashionable part Of the city, and re
ceivng the European fashions quarterly they are able TO
furnish Hats Of every shape, from the latest (Beau onde
10 the plain or bosd fim all OF which,
Of the best material sand workmanship under ow inn
mediate Inspection and excron shall be spared on our
part TO make IL acceptable TO oil who may favor with
tlicir patronage. KENTON < HARE
August IL. 2s-I6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-12
NOrlCE

meeting Of the voters OF Amelia quesed at Amelia
August Court, Tor the purpose omsking arrangements Tor
in-iiucing heir Representative TO vote against b. W..
Leigh, as Senator Of the United States
MANY VOTERS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-12
no TJfe EDITORS or THF FgovJReR

NNFIs T. IT. EPES.
GENTLEMEN Please 70 inform MIR. " One Of Many
lcoiours who makes the Waiting Wing the organ Of his
communication TO hisdesr young Captain Epes that Col
Pluck will not muster him bard any snd that
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-12
SERGEANT READY.
.,.,,n,. roR rnE E.NqUlRER.

NJ Clays fie organ In this city. perhaps driven by
his resis'less propensity 10 he smart lets great secret
~ his sheet oil last Friday. II Seems, the Wings with
eir S"ua'o s. can do much beter without any President
at ali! The President is a useless machine Ti.i.a sum-
mary mode of esAbi sbrg Clay DICTATOR with a r.voIu
uon'y council We may then. dismiss the lowe. House
100 'id have very chap ytrnmrn admins e ed by
The pureSf pGfI lots ia the nation :!
HIS parlN oMgllt 10 ho, their lirIln
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-12

MIR. TANEY-.deafn
Messrs. Reverly johnson and David NJ. Perine sub.
santally confirm Mr.. Faney's statements-And vet MIR
r. Is TO be called Jesuit, preyacang, deceiying tie
Senale, &C &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-12

We have Of tuil AMI animated meetings in
pennsylvania AMI New York. The surrvnt il running
strong Tor the Administration The pnn-d Meeting OF
the young Whigs in the city OF NV York, where the
Chairman was ell stricken in years and Gen Rom more
''an % years old aifcss~d them Aong Nth Mr. Ogden
VINO 'hrew son"rse after being disappointed IN the az
P0Wfmsnf OF u y Di-tirt Attorney, will be able 20
stay the Tide in the couniies We shall notice these po
PlI " procc edinYs hereaiirr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-12

YENREE bill JOCKEY CLUB FaH Meeting 1894,
"a will commence, as usual, on the FIRST Tuesday in
October and continue four days.
FIRST DAY--A sweepstske for three year olds-two
mile heats entrance $500; forfeit SlO0-to and
close Ivy the Let Of Scpletaer. Now FIVE subscribers,
and several more expected by he day OF closing.
SUbscribers-W illiam Wynn, o. p. Haze, John Holh,
John NJ Bolts, and william Il Johnson.
SECOND DAY-Pfopnelors' Purse, S300--iwO mile
heats-entraDce SD
THIRD DAY-Jorkey Club Purse, 81 ,OOO-iour mile
heats-entrsncs $50
FoURrn DAv--A sweepsisko Tor colts that never won
q rscetwo mile heats entrance $50; forfeit 500;
or more 10 make race; aud close the last
day Of the Broadrock Jockey Club meeiing
by THE PROPRIETORS
Aug I 25-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-12

THNHE BROADROCK JOCKEY CLUB Fail Met.
a ing, 1884, will take place the last Tuesday in
September next, and will be the Tree Hill, insie al
Of the Broadrock Course, and continue four days
FIRST DAY-A Sweepsake for colts and llies that me-
public rsce-nile heats; entrance $3.50; for
lett $40. There subscribers; and the present
subscribers have agreed that the several colts ,hst have
run IS at liberty in the above stakeio name and
close Ivy the first day OF September.
SubS6Tibers- Willism Wynn, William Willsmson viii.
liam Il. Johnson William <. White, and John Farley.
SECOND DAY--A Sweepsidke Tor colts and lilies that
never Iuu ia pubic rdcc-two mile heats; entrance
5000, half olet with the privilege of several colts that
have run in this stake aud close by the
first Of September. Now two subscribers, and several
tno'e expected by the time il closes.
Tu1RD DAY Proprieors' Purse--iwo mile hests-en-
trance St5 tor purse Of $3.50.
FoURrH DAY Jockey Club Purse, $500--three mile
heats-cDtrance $50,
PUCKETT & BELCHER
Aug. I. 25-m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-12

Mr. tlrr, OF the Committee u tusnce left Rirh,nonI
mn sunday morningWe unh" r~iand that lie will &c pair
10 Boston, TO meet the whole Committee about the c
,onrr."r shfewd'y suspect that it viii all out
to be .Nueh ado about nothing Unless IA. whole scene il
"m opr" land how are we expect that ?? the People
viii egaId u as a mere isrce.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-12


:" Patrick Henry" has 10 ii. position to handy epnet.
with "Chestofeld in the newspapers. II vulgar abuse
aud BLACKBOARD insinuaiion the weapons be used lie
co"iesses himself unequal TO cortend with veteran in
that KIND OF warfare. Nor is il his purpose defend Mr.
Leigh. That gentleman is too well knon 10 need liz his
talents and virtues place him in station before the publc
too eminent TO be easily affected by the euogy of friends
or tile deirscton OF Toes. "Pstrick Henry object was
simply, to WIN the public Of che nssatee made aud
now chiefly admitted, 10y the Correspondent oil the En-
qurer and hin Of the Petersburg newspaper in their ac
count OF the Chesterfield M ing
I"deed wish some OF their statements were iruer than
they are; Tor, according TO account tie number Of the
Opposition must have doubled n the cou, 81 Of two hours
being represented 10 have been 60 10 al the COM
mencement OF Tire meeting, and appearing, according TO
the official account to have been 1871 when the final vote
wac taken, notwithstanding the departure of great many
in the mean time. Doubtless, great change is going on
IN the county, ('nd The crcnldof OF e paper Of Insfuc-
lion kuow best whether they gaining signrrs
than they losng old oDes but believe no Oppo-
a. tha'.
"Cheserheld'' admits Ihst lis name wa, put on the
Clay electoral ticket Of 1924. but says done with
out his consent, and denies having been n iayor Of Mr.
Clay had been informed tlat lie generally under
STOOL ut TIE time To he warm advocate Of Mr. Clay 80
much so as 10 be put down upon his ticket; that I've was
moreover, busy and well known Wiiier in moro Than
newspaper; but he did not vote in the eecon If 1921
mo Clay ticket heng voted for IN ibis county as his
election was hopeless; that he voted Tor General
Jack ON Until November before last aud never put Oh
the Jackson Electoral ticket, tie Corresponding on,.
miitee Of lis county Under cse ccutns ances it was
thought hat The name Of gentleman 80 picuons md
whose opinions were likely 10 be known than most
private citizens, would scarcely have been put on an Elcc
ioral ticket by mistake; and That mpfessicn would not
have prevailed SO long, and TO such a. possibly
influence tie course Of several HE form ion
Of tickets and appointment Of committees without good
foundation in truth What "Chesefeld" bad said IN his
private letter TO committee or SOME Lody or oilIcr
was unknown TO and could be known TO the pub.
lie athge, unless he had caused his letter 10 he put.
ed in the newspapers. IL, then mistaken, be
says was, I've must acknowledge that this information
eoroboraedby uch circumstance as these, amply war
faned ire Ia believing The fact, and stating il matter OIL
belief
have no inclination 10 proong controversy with those
who, admitting themselves to have made many nisiate
mens TO regard them of no the iii gest importance
and by no means worth making parade about
PATRICK HENRY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-12
JOHN o. MosBY. Secretary.


Al meeting Ola number OF the citizens OF ADDISON
county convened at The Court-hous on Thursday the
9th day OF July 1884 for the purpose making ar
engagements preparatory 10 dnu' he given worthy
Representative, the Hon. john Nj Patton as an earnest
OF our cordial appreciation OF his political vews called
forth by the important crisis OF the la session of
James j. Ill., Esq called TO the Chair, hrit fly
explained the object OF the meeting; aud Henry Allison
Esq was appointed Secretary Whereupon il was unani.
mousy
Res0lred, That the Democratic Republicans of the
county OF Madison. will give dinner TO the Hon John
M Patton on the 23l day OF August
ReSOired, That Col. Linn Banks " ~. Walker Wesley
Fry, Sinclair Booion, Robert a. Bunk, d.. VIM. T.
Banks, Edmund e. Chapman, aud Henry Allison, Rsqrs.
be- and they are hereby appointed Committee of Cor
respondence 10 invite John Nj. Patton, VIM C. Rives
James Madison, p r. Barbour and such other men OF the
Republican ranks as they sl.aiI think best.
Res0ired. That Richard G. Booion, Col H,n ry Hill
Henry Allison, Robert a. Banks, aud VIM nks be- and
they are hereby appointed, Committee OF Arrangement
SC
Resored, That the proceedings OF this meeting be
signed by the Chairman aud cretAry aud sent TO the
Richmond EnquiIer for publication.
JAMES L. HILL, Chairman
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-12

Mr. fancy has been received with open arms by The
citizens Of frederick in Mary land The which
accompanied him IL represented "inpense"-and the
interchange Of ceremonies between himself aud his ien
a. "soiemn and ionrhing" public dinner given him.
which was attended by from 49, 500 persons Toasts
were drunk Ia honor OF Messrs Tsuey, Francis Thomas.
aud Francis s. KY each OF whom addressed the cn.pa.
ny in eloquent aud soul tin, ng speeches. The Frrde.
iics Citizen promises detacd account Of all the pro-
ceedings
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-12

-. ne EE'"i-hmen At Sara'ogs Springs nearly all
hieh 10 ovcilnwine IL IL supposed that not less 2OO9
guests are at the different boarding houses-snd man,
more eNpeclei-3nOO are estnaied as the n,axiMmn