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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-20
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pabeu ben Stane ein9enommeu, Der snrj
|lt6 berpObut wuroe bon H..
SraInarD uno Stanton,
(Nufoer weflIben Seite oes Sands, 9
Sblren psltIiD pom 0tsusVOrf unb SbrO
Stobr,) uno BADEN 70 eben pon Neu.DOrf
uno philadelphia erbaIten, cine erOBe unO
prddtse Auswab! BON 9petabr uNo QGin
tsr @Ntsrh 8ewOOnIIbe uuo elesante 1rUd=
enc QBaarsn; bic ale 5u Den pOrtheiItafle
fen Yreilen si1Getauft IpCroeu. dno ,perOen
10 mobllelI fiji, boorgeIO, 4rOonfte ooer al:
nebmllhen CrtoIt. tple in eIui9em @t0bIj1,:
Uente, III osrNadball lb0Tt psrtaufr we1 oeu.
Su Internationally fnoet man iereG0ottuu9 .
Sloucnt l(Dwor5em SuUcnEorben,
brauncn, 9rIlnen, 9romUtben unO
9Tou9elnllNtcu lprNcncn 8 SNtl'crn ;
9raue, itDtporse, Orobut, uno &C.
tfelfte GotIlnct6 un0 GoNimlre ;
ora5 uno ssn1liebts Observation-Disclosures II.
NlauneIe CRIME. totbe tho msiFe Grcol
itan 2D:F5cu9e Gamelots, WOIsY(i1, 5om=
ba5st Somballn sn9IlleDs, tranjtIIlehs u.
omsrIfanll.be Gattnns; 3tGtlne DtCeen,
Sebrtjn85, Sbetin95 osb!sjcDts nno unas:
bleettc; uI1uoiItbs 2slmrano ; 9In0ildbe
mo SaumprIIne 2icbtnthw; 0omImters,
Sadjeu1 moline uro brlNleoerue 5enc:
itbube i; Iaultbauol lcAnbe, uno |eioene uno
|Daumpoeue Ns9en{Wmme.
Meriuo. }eioene. bannnpltne, TMbet,
MOlI0e, nro preui1llobe GlDalrl6 uro Spas:
tAober it0I!snilebe, Grr6&suap, Sineber
Seioe uuo Qtlla5, Grpoebo!ll5, 6roceINin
lbsurOtbs uuo ttaue fOreutinlt3e YulIrjRa
|btuvctDe, lreiBe uNo s'tns ScDteier 5onIe
IfFa9et1 80, oen uno SpIBen (eIoeue Me:
bair, boto;inene uno l0mnctue 59aIbbin
Den; Sdncsr Don nlIcn Garten 0Hbitjoe
neiBe. lOwa;e. uuo araue, ipcEene unr
norfeo GntIlnpfe; houn,p2ueuer Sud
ram; SsttjIrIlIleb &c. &C..
Stiefeh S6ube, GDbk unO Nber.
lencr, &olbfelle, Somsn u. Sung
fern Geebunos DyIncll.z unO &ll
I Stbube unO pontoHeln.
IGlCenmo0rem = tbnelO" uno GuG
waaren, por,sllan, Guiens= uno GIosmaa
rem. 9otSwaaren, SsEtsss. Sthbla SGllsu
GYmer, ,c.
SpccercDcn II. 0rpcericn offer 2(rt
| 10 ,rie ieoen anosru 2lrtlfeI Der in oen @tpbs
1wsplitb oer Oebirse a'funren wiro.
p8aarSelo miro beSabI' fl,
GEaijen unO Slob8faomen
uno ale Mrteu, Gtcy&glDs9erlsncnussz unl
@cmmi6iOns Oelebaise. nit 1reHe nnl
QlwFtIieDfeit osrlor9t wercen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-20
f. GDtfreuf. +

Oa sneine Srau Sarbara cine 9etcrne
Mapsr oft uno cbns rebtmdBi9en @ruuo
uno trlacDe mein 2jlcb uro Ssue perIdBt,
eub obne mD Su fro9en 6itsrs loIebe J,au:
Del nno Eaufe traUt,-bie nebR ibrem folr=
itI9en Sstra9en es mir sIautlicb macbeu-
oaB lte ni6t imner tep aeIuncem @eGOan-
Dc lft-fo rrarns icD bIsrmir jeosrman ibr
n'ebts ami melnsn Wamen nno @reoit at lei.
ben roer bor9sn.-iuOem ieD MIDI bieromel,
aler 9srontlietteit oa fir erleoi9et erf.drs,
u"o TernefbIn n'1t5 coiir be3o5lsn meroe.
o 1Sronj Sud)molter.
pIt' 1aunSeb'p' Starf 0aunty,0
S0'or) :. 1885, 47=4rp.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-20
DE.MA " ID E.

POUR DIES OUvRIERs TRAVELLER SUR UNH
TURNPIKE.
lie sonssIgnee ayant Contracte avec les Dl-
recteurs de la Compagnie de la chaussee do
Observation-Disclosures ,pour la construction lie
toute ccttc loute, etant II miles entire ces deux
vIles-Wincheser& & Lexington,-& passant
travers IN pays tres fertiI & tres sain--de-
sire ]aIsser quelque parts de cet' ouvrage
des sous contractcurs g. casseurs de pierre.
Ceux Qui desirent prendre part, ,feront appli-
cation chez moi MilIersburgh, Kentucky.
Il DESIRE,
en- outre I'm nombre d. hommes sobres 6 in
dustrjeuX, pour TRAVELLER sur cette route, aux
quels it donnera de I occupation pour ans
& de bennes cages de S la $l4 par mois,
avec pension & logement. Louvrage sera en-
pleln operation aVant Oh au premier Mars pro-
chain.
LEWIS VIMONT.
Mi|lersburgh, Bourbon Co., Kentucky,
Janvier Is. 1885. 4w.
HTCeux,qu ivendront lei front sur la RI.
Were Ohio, juSqu'a MaysvIIe,-ou lis peuvent
s'addresser Mr.. Mcllvaine, Marchand, mon
beaUs filS,-qui les dirigera chez moi
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-20
&6dnblltbe 0ewolth0tiafeit.

2ouGona.-Qenn tplr Die pic'
len peribten @'rdueltboten in Be>
t:atbtune nebmem tpe!6eS fat tds<
LID unter mancberleD Gefolten in
unIerm &anoe oOr9eben, 70 m6bte
man fat 9lauben DoB Dies 3eitok
ter Der NoDbett, bes gemsbel5, unp
oeS Slutoer9ie0enS wdre. 0cr
2oullono 2louerteifer Dom 4ten Se'
bruor beriOtet nle fol9t:-HOe(teru
MOr9em unsefebr um Die Gtunoe
Daoas 0auS psrNeprelentanten sum
5e9innen ftiner gefbdfte 9erufen
tperDen follte, trot Der Gpre0er, Or.
2llcee 2obran6e, in Die }ale, unO
tpuros opn Spbonn 81. 0rpmeS,
@Gq. anes9rifen Der fetneu Stpf
0ufbpb UNI lbn 0amlt 5u ftblasen.-
9r. 2abran6s Sog Selbftpertbel'
olsuns cine flslne Gocfptttplc, ,pel>
che Ct, js0oeD obne Wlrfung, auf
{elnen, Nnsreifer aboraete. 9err
yrpmes sos bierouf cine Neiter 'pi>
ttole aus benz Suleu, welcbe er ouf
!orn. &abroncbe onle9te, uno los'
feuerte. Dle piItoIe >par NIT elmer
&u9el fubr swi(ben stpsv Olit9Iies
rern oes 0aules our0, ttreifte Den
&opf oes 5orn. 8. 2oper9ne, chem
falls Elm Neprelentont. unO bllcb in
Der O>auer Der 0aae Ieen. Serrn
2obronbe trafen 5,peDS6rott6rner,
elmer i'm 2Irm, u. elmer in Ole0ano.
Gin frlberersStreit foil Die SSeron'
lo0uns ,u otelem Dprfou 9ewe(en
itpn.
"Dos 0ous Der NepreIsntontsn
ernonnte fe9leiO ourO einen Se>
(eblu6 cine COMMITTEE, ,pelbe nod
beute ubsr Die sunebmenOen Maas'
re9eln Serlht eritotten (ol, I'm oles
fen GbanDIiOenS sbru6 su be-
ttrafsm uno brab Iooonn ouf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-20
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qisbon, Sbio, Orlanop Metcatf, p.
pttstarsb, SPA. uuo 8 enrp 8. ct o.
10 |, ta5en cine beqran,te patfneribIp Sur
8streibuns Der @eebtspRees, in etarf eanns
~, sebilost. Sbre sImtsitute 1T in Canton,
etlobe Gbiiren lnoli1 Don o. 81. &imbaa's 9
Stobr,-uno Qru. DeUa!t's WIrtbebaule
beynabe sesenhber. -.
81. 8. Die De,binbIibfeit bon eini8en'
Der gleosr Der Sirma ,t,aebt oas 9a'5e psrs
binolid.
eantun Mars 20, 1885, 4s-4p.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-20

Gin Wann untpeit Cincinnati i'm gtaate
Sbis, tOu feb innerbaIb brep sabreu oitrd
ben 0anbel ,uit bblSernen llbren Elm Der.
'npsen pan Elm tunoert ano aransia Taus
fae Ssalsra srpaFt Vattns
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-20

fIdrtt ba6 bic Sctb)ttaft zines
Der beit hberlesten, eerftdnoisen u.
iplrtfamften Staotspapieren fepe,
ete er je &c (eben babe, uno er feinen
3pelfel babe, oa6 Sronfrei6 nibt
jest osnS6oot besablsn wir'
Be-
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-20
eretni9ten taoten
@en0t.

Slob Dem 4ten ndebftn Mdrs
tplro Der 9srsint9ten Staaten S5e>
nat Den portbeven no9 lteben ,pie
fOlet.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-21

portion Of about oshirds as were sgned - the letter
OF instruction., the mode which the people shall think
proper % adopt Cor nS;rucng their Representatives
must be entirely tree the right ,;se 10 be exercised
weighty occasions, in their discretion shall
necessary and TO question the one tantnnount To
denial OF the other, and to deny the right Of instruction.
Is to sap and destroy tho very ioundaonos represents
tive government itself
IL would appear then, from the foregoing outline
VIII oh leisure moment has enabled to sketch, that
Notwithstanding the various efforts which from time to
time have been made, and the circumstances which
have occurred 10 create. impression that the good
people of Mcckenburg opposed TO venera-
bic Chief Magistrate and his Administrations; that for
tunatcly for them, Gt would nppcar) circumstances
have uniformly TRANSFERRED to such I'M
pressions and TO shew that they yet to hcm-
selves, true TO Virginia and to those pure principles
fondy cherished by her. and which she has been de-
voted as frequently recognised subsequent periods of
her political history particularly during the memorable
of S and 90, by the adoption the celebrated Rcso-
lutions in her Legislature, and the argunentave and
luminous Report thereon, by usrious and dstin-
gushcd Madison.
An OBSERVER OF PAssISG EVENTS.
PS Will the Editors of the Enquirer be so accommo-
dating as to give the foregoing Communication inscr
ton in their paper?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-21

ES CHAycEaT. -viEsistA- Atrvlra le,asa in the
N Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
January, i3SJ:
Parke Street, Pltr
against
Carter Berkeley, Sheriff Of Hanover, TO whom the
estate of George Street, dec d. unadmnistcred by La
ney Jones, hath been committed to bc administered;
Anthony Street. and Sally Seward, who Sally Street,
William Street and Hannah Brown, Dcts.
The defendants, Sally Seward and Hannah Brown, not
having entered their appearance aud given security
Court and happening by satisfactory evidence that they
not Inhabitants OF this Commonwealth the
ton OF the Plaintiff by his AtorncyH is Ordered that
the said defendants do appear here the FIRST day of
April term KIT and the bill of the Plaintiff and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper published in the city of Richmond, for
months successfully and that another copy be posted
the front door of the Courthouse of this county.
A Copy-Teste, PHILIP b. WINSTON. G. e.
January IL. 19-wSw
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KDsssYTps N.
/" Mrcm Yrr REMAINS vssrNe."
MAN. AMI I.OVt,

WAX ANU iON
War and Love have various cures,
War sheds blood aud Love sheds tears;
War has swords and Love has darts;
War breaks heal and Love breaks hearts.
War makes foes, Love makes friends;
War's soon DER, Love never ends;
Wsrmakes wrath, Love MAKES strife;
War takes wealth, and Love takes life.
War moves bohi, Love moves sly;
War makes rave, Love makes us sigh;
Wars rui'i by men, Loves rud by the fair;
War needs many soldiers, Love needs but pair.
THERE ARE SOUNDS OF MIRTH
(Erem Noorc'S Rer Irish .Ue'cdics.)
Air-ss The Priest in his boots"
There sounds OF nrth IN the night mir ringing,
Aud lamps from every basement shown
While voices blithe within are singing,
That seem to cav " Comes ia every tone.
All once how light, in life's young season.
BY heart had bounded at that sweet lay,
Nor pausd to ask of greybcard Reason
Ii should the syren call obey,
And see-the lamps still lvclier glitter,
The syrcn lips more fondly sound;-
No, seek, We nymphs, some victim filter
To sink in your rosy bondage bound.
Shall n bard, whom not the world i'm
Could bend 10 tyranuy's rude control,
Thus quail at sight OF woman's charms,
Aud yield to smile his free horn soul
Thus says the sage, while, slyly stealing,
Tho nymphs their letters around him cast,
Aud, their laughing Dyes the while conccaling,
Led fiherty's bard their slave at last.
For the poets heart, still prone to loving,
Was like that rock OF the Druid race,
Which the gcntlest touch at once set moving,
But all earth's power couldn't shake from its base
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-21
stick TO the nHail.

NETE beg leave TO inform the public, that arrange
Wv ments for the transportation OF the Mails and
the accommodation of the traveller that part Of the
Metropolitan Line from Washington to Richmond are
finished and complete.
Those arrangements consist of one line daily between
Washington and Richmond, and other daily line be-
tween Fredericksburg and Richmond.
On the water part of this route, have placed the
celebrated Steamboat Champion, distinguished for
speed and equipment TO have been removed from
the theatre OF her celebrity, the North River, by
contract.
On the residue of the route VIC have provided such
coaches horses and drivers WILL hacr ourselves
command the approval of the public.
Without any interference with Mail Line whatever,
enabled Ivy the agency of other daily line
accommodate ourselves every day, during the
Steamboat navigation 70 the pleasure engagement of
travellers
We have undertaken this interesting and important
branch Of the public service, with determination
command the public support by deserving a.; and we,
therefore, wish it distinctly understood that are by
NIGHT or by DAY, the pubcs obedient servants
WIN. SMITH ~ co.
u For Seats apply at the Eagle and Bell Hotels
Richmond Feb. 10. o3--tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-21
Plaintiff.
HN CHANCERY-VIRaISA- Lancaster City, Court.
n November Term, 1884;
GEORGE w and Sarah Downman Commits

IN CHANCERY-VIRGINIA -Lancaster CITY. Court,
n November Term, 1884
George w. and Sarah bowman, Compts.
against
John b. bowman and Harriet J. his wife, Thomas
w Edmonds and A. o. his wife, JAS F. Ball, Jane f..
bowman, William ID. Montague, Richard b., Robert,
VIM. G Julius, and Littleton ID. Mitchell, Defts.
This day the Plaintiffs, in this cause and upon
hearing their bill and exhibits in this cause, the Court
doth order, that the defendant VIM d. Montague, who
not inabitant of this Commonwealth be required
to appear here the first day next March Term TO
shew cause, f any he cam why the lands of which JAS.
w p. Downmon died seized and possessed lying and
being in the county of Lancaster should not be divided
according the prayer ofthe Compliments BILL and that
n copy of this order be published in newspaper.
published in the City Of Richmond for eight weeks
cessivcly And the Court doth further order that John
Chownng be appointed 10 rent out for the ensuing year
the tract Of land called Moratco in said county having
given public notice of the time and place ofrenting and
That be take bond and security for the said and
port TO niis Court his proceedings herein.
Attest. ROBERT r. DUNAWAY, d. G.
Jan. 3. 75-wSw
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u For Seats apply at the Eagle and Bell Hotels.
Richmond. Feb. 10 o3-tf

HBlCH AND RARE, (tceckiy!)-Wth the opening
a of our navigation, the Subscriber will commence
his regular receipt of Staple and Fancy Spring and Sam
mer DRY GOODS; and his arrangements such, in
other markets, as to keep him supplied weekly, with
choice selection 90 warrant his assuring families
and others visiting this city, that they be all times
furnished with whatever is decidedly and dcSiraJe
fancy, well complete assortment of staple
housekeeping articles.
Great attention paid to Linen Goods-say shrting
sheetng, and table lncn-silks, ginghams and other
newstye wear for the season. Spring shawls and hand
kercheis, in variety; extremely beautiful and
Summer for gentlemen; umbrellas, stocks boz
SONS &c
Country merchants will find it TO their account in
giving me look. Orders promptly and carefully at
tended 60. THO. II. PRICE.
Richmond Feb 49, g3-2aw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-21

Oh dan REWARD-Ran away on Saturday night
20 az " the 9th inst from the former residence of
Joseph Matthew'S deceased, late of Nelson county, Va
Negro man, named MOSES about thirty years of
0ee, five feet six iKches high, has deecs in
his right eye, is toeraby good shocmaker had and
took with him considerable quantity of clothing mot
particularly recollected0 he read toerably we'll and
is presumed he has procured free papers and will
deavor TO get TO free State The above reward will be
given for apprehending and securing said runaway in
any jail so that get him agan-and all reasonable
charges paid if brought home.
JOSEPH Is. MATTHEW'S,
Deb. B. IS6-w3wl Eror of Jos. .lfatthears. deo'd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-21

RER TAYLOE'S TYCHfCJS is to make his next
1VE season at Lynchburg, under tho management of
Mr. 4. L. LEE, who is well prepared TO accommodate
any numbcr of mares. EnhInnrY B 91-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-21

uYAZIM, by old Sir Archy, out Of the dam Of Pol.
NA y Hopkins will stand the ensuing season At my
stable IN Surry comfy and be let mares at the low
price Of $30.-particulars in hand-bis
Feb T. fSS-w3w1 JOHN G. CRUWP.
gRUCEPHALUSm makes his next Spring season al the
y DcepR Coal-Pi IN lIeDrcJ county and every
ninth day he will be AZ Mr. Willism MeGrdders house
in Powhatan county. Ike Buckingham road, half a
TOIle above Hopkinsville tavern Particulars n time
Feb fs6--w;}wl ZACH McGRLDFR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-21

MOTlCE-ln pursuance Of a trust deed, from Joseph
ID H. Jet 10 John T. Sale, dated The 10Th Of January
is25 and duly recorded in the Office Of the clerk of
Nortbumbeslond shall, the oh day Of March, 1885,
az Northumberland Court House, sell TO the highest bid
der, for cash the following Negro Slaves TO wit: Mira.
Bob joe and Sam, with the increase Of the Female Gf
anyJ since The date Of said dced.The subscriber act
ing under authority given him by The said John r
Sale viii only convey such e asis vested in the Trus
tee by the deed aforesaid.
JOHN II. FALLIN. Jr.
Feb ~. g3--wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-21

NOOCHLAND LAND FOR SALE wish to
NJ sell Tract of Land, containing 1880 acres, which
lies upon the head waters of the Little Bird about four
miles from Mrs. Tinsley Tavern and from Column
ba the James River. 1t is the tract formerly owned
By Governor Nicholas; naturally of very excellent soil
we'll wntered and than half of it in timber rood
quality. IL lies Immediately the Gold region.
and the res and most conclusive evidence exists that
it is rich in this mineran the of months
more than thousand dollars yorh of this metal was
procured from it by washing, and with very small
forceno increase of price however, is expected this
account; butitwl be sold exclusively farming land
and SUCH great bargain may be had in it. by apply
ing the subscriber, living Stanton, Robert
Brooke OF the House of Delegates during the present
Winter. JOSEPH SMITH.
January "a. S2-w6w"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-21

NEATCIERSYIBLE FOR IlENTe-To be rented
d n for one or more years. that valuable and well
known Tavern, the Halfway-bousc the Turnpike
road between Manchester and Petersburg, and if re-
quired much land thereto adjoining will be sui-
cicnt TO employ three four labourers The situation
is high and uncommonly heathy--thc buildings which
sufficient for all the purposes Of Tavern in good
repair with large and fertile garden The advantages
attached to this stand numcrous-therc is Post
Office at the place. and the stages stop there every day
to deliver and receive the mailIn short IL is the only
house between Manchester and Petersburg suited for
public accommodation, and if well kept, VIII doubt
receive considerable public patronage. For terms, APP
ply to Rhard H. Grogory who is authorised 10 rent the
same SALLY HATCHER
February ~ G2-w1w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-21
POE4ETTCA AZ.

NJ G0y0rr6, Senator from IOui u0no
~ We publish The address Of Mr.. Gayarrc nj din
ner given u him by bic personal friends as . mark Of
he pleasure they fei o. hs election the Sc aaie Of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-21

I'm ACKNOWLEDGMENT rules held in the
"a Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Mecklenburg county, the first Mon
day in November, 1884
Branch Chcatham, Plaintiff.
against
Edwin Haskns and John Cobbs Defendants
The defendant, Edwin Haskins, not having entered
his appearance and given security according the Act
of Assembly and the rules of this Court and appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that he is not inhabtant
of this Staeon motion of the paintiby COUNSEL is
orered that the said defendant do appear here ON the
first day of May term next, and the plaintiffs
BILL and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in newspaper printed in the city of Richmond OF
town of Petersburg for eight weeks successfully and
posted at the front door of the Courthouse of this county
Copy. Teste, j. /. DAILY, -. {. ~. c.
January 3 13-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-21

United States We publish his eddfess not q, much on
account fthe principles and opinions manifested in i,
for the native talent and Beauty Of composition which
70 cNE bits M Gayasre is 2 Lo0isapian and wc be-
live, the first native, except perhaps Mr. Bougny, who
has been CHOSEN represent Louisiana in the Federal
councils. lie will doubt fulfil his promises and, by
doing so, be honor TO his native State and acquire
the respect and confidence of his constuents--7Ugus
a On (Dnsfifnf,0n1iisf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-21

n Aw JcTicT --Fosr.Isr ,. Pstt,,. ,at~ cf
IA Orange county, having located in the city If New
York IN ihe practice cf Law respectfully ,crScr- HE nro
lessional services to his old Virginia friends aud fellow
citizens generally Being generally known through the
State, he deems references unnecessary An business
communications 10 him addressed postpaid will receive
prompt and faithful attention.
\. H. Persons in the South who have, or may hercaf-
ter have, runaway slaves suspected to be in either New
York or Philadelphia may find it To their advantage 10
send infinitely descriptive communication post paid "a
above. Scptcmber3O. 42-6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-21

WWIANTED, for the present year, a sober, steady
w Wagoner-Apry at the Office Of the Richmond
Enonrer jap % s2--wT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-21

eos r. STREET, Of woodyille, Mississippi, Attor.
- ncy and Counsellor al Law offers his professional
services to his friends and the public.
November rs 56-iaf2m-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-21

The parties interested in the foregoing order of Court
are hereby notified that have appointed Friday the 9th
day OF February next for commencing the settlement
directed by said order; which day. by 10 o'clock a.
NJ, they are required to attend at Powhatan Court
house, with their accounts and vouchers ready for
mination and settlement II. F. GRAVES. Sp. Com
January %. Sl-w1w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-21
From the New Orleans Courier, Of the 2sth uit.1
DINNER no TIE non - CAV AIll{ Il

DINNER 10 TIE HON. Z. GAY AKRts.
On Monday last dinner given TO the Honorable
Charles Gayarre recently elected Senator TO Con-
grcss by his personal friends mark of their
for him man, and the regard which they entertain
for the independent stand which he has taken in the
of democracy, and for his public and private cha
racter. In the course of the evening, MIR. G.. made
able and eloquent speech fully sustaining the President
in all his measures We commend the speech 10 the
perusa of Our readers who cannot but be
pleased with the Judgment and talent adduccd. Alr
Gayarrc is the second Creole that has been elected TO
Congress- and will without doubt be highly gratifyin
to our venerable Chief Magistrate to such
lightened son OF Louisiana Mr. Gayarrc, sustaining
those measures the floor OF Congress which SO
conducive to the public good; and which have hereto
fore been wantony sacrificed to private luminosity
and party predictions.
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