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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-11-11
MARRIED..

In this Sunday evening last by the Rev. Dow
ling Joseph s. Cottre miss Mary Moore daughter of
Inr. John Moore of this town.
Last evening, by the Rev. Wheaton Henry Tud-
miss Sarah Barker daughter Of James Barker of this
town
On monday evening by Rev Dumont mr. R. ]. Tayer,
Caroline NJ daughter of Henry c. Meyer Esq of Phlade
pha.
At NewYok Tuesday evening Sd inst by Rev Dr. East
burn Richard Ray Ward Esq Miss Gertrude Eliza daug
ter of Edward Doughty Esq. >
DIED,
In this Wednesday afternoon last, John Debos
of the late Stephen Debois Esq. aged As years.
On "Wednesday 4lh inst mr. Richard Bush aged Il
On Sunday Sth inst Rebecca ndaughter of mr. William
l. Howard aged l3 months
On Friday 9th inst Martha Riley infant daughter of mr. Par
don T Mumord aged Ii months
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LIST OF LETTERS,

LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING POST OFFICE, NEWPORT, r. 1.
NOVEMBER lst. 1885.
o. Persons calling for them tOiH please say ad-
rertised," as they are placed in a separate bon.
Joab Aylsworth Henry Oman
VIM. Aln
ID. Antonio de Asluy Samuel Parker
Harriet Allen Joseph Peckham
B Charlotte Purfula
Job Blanknship II
James Barker Rufus Rua
Mrs. Catharine L. BowenMrs. Sarah w. Robinson
c Mrs. Robinson
William B. Chase Sarah Rounds
Edmoni f Carmody r. Sands
w. ii. Church Sarah Smith
John L. Cornell Il
Mrs. Susanna Crowe Francis L. Tanner
Miss Coroper Abiah w. Tiuny
Olive Campbell Dea. Tinny
Ellsworth Dennis John II. Watson
A. B. ID S. II. Wiley
Mrs. Nancy Davis Mr.. White
+ Ann Weeden
A. Folsom
Mrs. Edward Van Zandt .
Alexander Gardner George Vernum.
John C. Grnnell MIDDLETowN.
William b. Quincy Abner Weaver .....
Mrs. Elizabeth Granger Gideon Peckham
III James s Gardner
Thomas II. Hazard David Weaver
William B. Harris Lawrance Coyn
Lydia Pebody
Thomas Johnston JAMESTOWN.
Richard Jilson John Congdon
B. G.. IRISH
l. John Rudy
George Look Robert Durs
Susan Ladd James Ftz Henry
Nj John Power
Ann Mcintosh Esther McRea
Abigail Mitchell Rosannah Clinton
n Ann Sehaous
Joseph Nye Timothy Harrington
Benjamin Norris R. II. CARR, y. NJ.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-11-11
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SHIP NEWS-PORT OF NEWPORT.
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-11-11
NOTICE.
ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORK.

THE Subscriber has just received and offers for
sale, at I37 Thames-st large supply Of HAIR
WORK, consisting Of Bands Ringlets, Back do.
do. Frizettes, Braids aud Puffs, ornamened with
small Bra'ds.-Also, Cases of Bay and Lavender
water-Boxes of curling Fluid-Otto Roses, An
tique, Jones, Wards, Macassar-Polar Bears Oils.
few dozen pO~der Dufs, with boxes, a superior
article. JOHN REMOND.
N. B. Hair will be taken in exchange for any
article out Of the store
Sept. I6, epstf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-06
Nie6tltQOttep..

Der uHtsrE6riebeue, trobnbaft bev bGtt
Getrhees 3afbG,-am urroliben Guce
Der MarftifroBe, befunost a6tunss oDa ba5
EuSIifum bag ct Obises @efd,aft in allen befs
Zen 9ersreisnnsen. 5u betretben anaefanaeu
uuo alIe ocrteu 8isos auf's bette uHo pObls
fe''lfe 5u !iefern rermas. gr balt belfaus
et9 s'ne a!usrabl ant I9ano, uuO rriro 2af,
rdarn uuo 8sitsuunseu iebrr QIrt in fsiuem
5adoe ouTs p:Omp1elte unp 5ur 3ufriecenbeit
lsinsr 9bnuer uuo Gunbsn 81 entlpreben
lnheu. Hauerbafte, faubere ano quite Mr=
S'Ir--uno ciu,se Vrsife. botft e. nerpen ibu
" sl"sm NmbeI|e bfsnhiebr Cunt bsre6s
tiseu.
Mottbias Socob-
Gantcn, San. O. 1885. SO: SRt. -
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-06
Us s95u9 0es
&eut(htt1 Gto6r6,

Ser llnterfbrisbsne ireut iIcb 1,,n:n Runs
ben ollb'er nuo i'm 2anoe bic Mn5sae mahen
5u fSnnen' oeB er ieinsn gtobr in pie rpeF:
liebs Gde ieines neusn
boffelnernen Woorboufes
Te;nem fr1bern stanppuntte sseenaber psrs
5o9en Bot
Nupo ct fOrtfabren miro wie frhberbin,
@elhdfte 81 tbtsnL uno in Der Scrtbauer il
rer CUNT, rCrnt fe i'm biSber 70 liberal
bs1hsntten, fib 9Ild!ib fib!en miro.
Dernfb9e Der gspbhIfe zines 6uTerff ae>
rdun1isen, teQuenen nno lIcbtrn 9paaren:
banIss, ,riro CT nun nor3isIiGer feline 2Iuf.
msrflamfeit auf
Nuf)tobrcn, GpeOiren, 9erfenOen,
nno eIle anoere Qlrtea
6 ommi ipnS 9e(66fte
osrpeuoeu. Die ibm auoertraut perben mS,
gen, uuo Il psripriobt hermit bic phufibfSs
Nufnert|om'eit isosr ,eoes oa6 (einer Sblot=
&c nbersesen miro.
Gr bat ani Qano, einen feb6nen Bcrratb ..
Sroefensn QBaoren, giIenmooren,
Gob' uno Nber!eoer Spscerept
en- &c. &c.
@OrsisIid, Oers6net fir aesenmdrtiee
Sabrsseit, neIobe erietr niebri9 fir Die mei=
fen Nrt.n Honbespropufte oosr aar=
q ID perfauft.
Gr bs5abIt aud Den b6biten prei & in
: aar9eIo fir % al ) { H. Sl0DS uno
Riee: :SS01satft1. &C. ,c
Gr bat ou6 ncob INNER gun, D'rfaufe ei=
ne aIuSatI bsqusr,sr > uslotten an
Der GbarIe5 StraBe,
qB q arb ou6fotten
uebtn 9Tu. 8ieIos Daarbaus, uns
1luSl lotten
n6ybli6 ecm gtdetben, sl,ieb cbeba!b Der
eriteu GrHde. nbrolidb ppn Der 0T a IL
StraBe. ouf heiosu getsn hes Canals, 70
spis au6 unasfdbr $50 Mder 2ann-am
Canal, anfaraeno eerabe cberbaIb Carts
0rnde, uuo 100 9Ifer, cber cine Niertsl
geeticrL rSroIieb 3mifben bier uro Canton,
innsrbaib elmer balbsn Meils Don gps:barotS
MibIs. sils rpe!ebs Der unte,fG,s;ebsns Al,
osn bequsmsnofen Sscineunesn csrfauit.
ST.. 9urrttol.
NNai1ll!on, Jan. 80. 1885. 41=tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-06
ten puIoer, Dinteu gano, eieseIrar,

ssb.f'!;s;;,n ss gs!s;E n'o'sH j, e""'' ei's'~"s,
que oieIe SiGer uAb anSere QlrtifeI bin
l6 niaen5 3u Ben bilisfen preiIen 5u pers
taufen, uno oe ioo Die ryei(ten neiner teut=
fben Sheber aus 1eutI6|suo be5o9en babe,
10 fann ib fir Meebtbeit fserleIben MIDI per=
bhr9en SD Iaos ossbalp ESeeermann, inss
befonoere a5er encb Stobrfstters weIbe in
feutlben Settlements rpobnNp, 70 wie ale
pealarS ein. MIDI nit ibrsr AtnoIbaft su
Heebren. Jeoe 8siteaune BON, Der 0Iibs
Huo Serne tpsroe ieb auf bos Befte uuo
l6neIlte be(orsen' uno feGten irstno ypeleps
teutIdbs 8neber ncn mir nerlauyp tpeyoen.
soFld's i'm amerifonliben Marfte aOb nicbt
I'll IInosn (lno, 70 tDegce icb AUDI eisisn Qn.
lprhdoeu 81 sntlptetben WiTen, i"teru ieb
NIT pipIeu BnbuanoInn8eu in 2ent5ntano
bersits GinIeirun9sa oseboIb sttyuFenoo
Isin Dubftrbr 1T in Der staet QDpnltsr
osm GefbOfe oeS Qrn. s. Npaltsrs eeraos
sssenaber.
GborleS 6. 0rdttr.
Mccftsr. mayae So. Obio,
eJanuar so. 1885. 41.6W.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-06
Sttefcl unD SOu0>
tobr,
bfpm @rcbsn uno einjeInen.
oofD1r G.. DccAing,


Wadbt abtunssppu Dem Vublifum beFaiIt,
ooB er au (einem, in Der NarftGra6e seIeae:
neu Mcbnhauie. cine 2bi,re iheIt poubrn
!9ajIet ,Sffnet bat Elm aueemsinss 9|Hortis
ment BON z dubsn fhr 2erren uno Dameu;
enthalteno - >.
Geius fait feline uno G6nallen gtsfsL-
Eiplsnerns Ditto grcte Stiefsl, - feline
9a'bf;.fsI fiji Gamen uno perrsn,--f fsins
sastfeAne Shnbe nnc Vunps,-Srcaars
uno srebe ebuae itoer 0ottnna, eiubor-
eirte Damsn sdube oon 9affiau, pruuetl,
Seebunbs:nnb RalbfsR ;--e ne alleenneine
Nusmabl BON p buben ilnb Stiefel fir Mn=
oer.-Gbsufatls Gbnbe uno llebriebube
Don Sfeerhars. (gnmmi elai1ieum.)
Gr tttrsibt elsibfatls bic s6uhs 2ei(tsus
uno stisfsitp!sMadsres, unb miro ,ulds.
eb einen 1prratb aIlsr folder Mrtisel siaenet
Manrfaetipu auf Dano balten. -atue ,pelebe,
i'm grcBen uno Gleinen, er ipDhlfei! fir
Baarselo, ober annebttsliebe 2ancesprobufte
perfantt. -. Ia. .sys :s... s@.t W. =
Canton, San. 90 1855, 4o..4sal.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-06
&dttQt GrQbet1 2t.

DsriessIte DOrfdIdse, merben Bis ,un,
eriten t1d6iten @pril, in BET Qlmtsfube Der
9tim'fbIlEen nnb SanSp 66iffabrtSaefsus
fbaft, in Canton, auaeuommen fir
0ruppen, SIorent Nussroben &c.
nru fiuf MsIIeu Ganat, entbaIrsn in sebn
Mbjbntteu, otrb-uuo unnitteIbdr (i6=
licb prn Ger @taot Canton. Die 9inis ift
nunmsbr sur 8eR1 tisuus fertis, nit Gpei=
fcaucnrn Ser QI,belt ,e. St9enb fernere
Snformntion, bic osrlen9t meyoen maqi
,uro nnf 9lnftnae bsp irseno einem Der
DirectOren psrIbofft weroen.
QIuf Befebl Der Bcarc.
Scbn 6arrlS, Yrd1oent.
2s,pis Dasl, Secretdr.
@autpn, Setr. 8. 1885. 42sbe.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-06
Ntue OQrtuer(Otp.

Die unterf6riebenen Senabribtieen ibre
Srennoe une oas pub'isutu, baB iie felt Dem
2ten Jenner nit chamber in 8eieaf6aft ees
treten tno. inter cer 8irma "Grdrner ,nb
shneorf," BAG 9isrbrauer=@efbdft, aIs
Nahfcl9er bsa . a 20 nno & am er, forts
sufhbrsn. Dnrb srte Maare uno panfts
!'tbe Nnf fmstFfamssit, hpHen ite bas 3l,traus
IN une Die fcrtcauernoe tluterttdsuna Der
6rsunoe Der eoriseu S;rma, unb einen 1bsit
Der 9unft ess pubIsfums In aIGsemeiuen stt
persleusn une gu erbaIteu.
Gbriltian &rdmer.
pbilip Sh0ecrf.
san1oa' yam. 2. 1885. 4O.fs
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-06
GTelfe ua6 Sent,hlonp. -


Ger llnteriebriebens, Nobnbaf, an lli!=
siamS'5 Wtble 1:s WeiIe ron garbppuIe
nnc 8ctipar. bet Ib enticb!of'en ees'n Qlu
fang. nddbfteu Map5, cine 9lefe natb oem
aIteu BetsrIanos au5nt'eten. Gr oebt curb
s ansrsoD, 0hcinbapern Baaoen nah QBir=
tembers. u. n't5lt9luitsdse fir olls oerodbar.
ts Sander au.-Gr sIaubt seseu sdnfsieen
6trba -oie &ddrsile mieber antreten au
tbnnsu. Ngs weIebs ibm oabsr Sriefe, ,Dcle
mebten-ooer ionltise QIufttise NIT aeben
mousn, be!ieben fteb on Ieiusr pbIaeu N0Ob=
nuns ODER in oieier Drudsrep - ooer beD
prn. SLIDER in SoIioar oarum 5u meloen.
Seine 2'nftraee srito er 10 biuis aI5 rn6slieb
uno INIT pantt!iber 1reue beioresn. =
VeOr9e QBoIfer.
eJanu1r so. 1885. 4I:4M.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-06

cS"S<t$I SstSAeSAS> "StV CNSNgabf
0aben ben stans sineenpmmen, Der fiir,.
llD besDobut muroe BON
8rainaro uno Nomfon,
(9Iufecr wsltliben Seite ees @ana'S. 2
5bhrsn weItIi6 pom glsu=Ocrt uno Ob,o
Stobr,) nno baben 70 eben orn Neu:Oort
uno philadelphia erbaIren, cine aroge une
pratbtIoe 4uswabI bon Gpatiabr auo 0piu:
ter 0ntern sslp6bn!ibe uno sIsaante 3rod=
enc Maaren; Die ale ;u Den portbei!bafte.
fen prei(eu eineetanft ncrbeu. Ino tpereen
70 rpObIfelI fl, baar8elo, prooufte ooer an:
uebmIibeu @reolt, srie in eiriosm @tabIiiIes
nsnte, in oerOla6ba,l lbaft psrtauir ne.ben.
Sn ibrsnNorratb fno't man isne0attuns
0louen fbWarsen Oiioenfarben,
brounen, 9riuen, grourotben uno
9rouetinifd)ten tpoueRen Sibern ;
9roue, fbmarSe, 0rabne, unO &C.
ttcIits Cabinets uno Sai1imire
crab une eenufsbts pstsrsbams,-6risS Il.
8lannele aritus, ROTH. ,.ns meise gircaI:
fan Wslt,su3s @amelcts, Molss.tn, 8or,=
ba5et, 8onbsln ; ens!iibe, fran;60lhe u.
omsrifaniibe @attune; Mcllne Dedeu,
sdbirtinSS, SebietinsS eebisiebte Mno uuae:
blsibte ir!anOifbs 2einmanc ; MuiIiibe
unb 8autawoIIne Iifbthber; eDmfprters,
ead;eus, ,pollne uno b'sfb!seerne !0ano:
fbnbe Sauitbanofbube, uno leiosns nno
bautnm mollns Rs9enl6irme.
W,erino. feiesne, baummottne, Ghibet,
MpNae, uuo preuiIlibe S6arls uuo bais=
taber itaIieniiebe, 9rcseenap, Siuebeu
seipe une QItlas. grcosbssIins, @rcoelni{I
beurctbe uno blaus Forentiniibe 4uiitiHa :;
beGrotbe, reBe uno Crime Seblsier 6als:
fsdaen, Serben unb Spisen fsIbene Mos
hair, tata5inens uno famsn etae tpalsbin:
ben 8dnoss Don alien 8arben 0labfeibe;
msifs. fhmar5e. uno srane. ,pcasns nnb
merlteo Snitmpfe; hanmsrplensr Sud
ram BsttSmillib &c. &c. ".~
@bube, @cbb uno Obsrs
Ieor, &olbfelle, Samsn ii. Sung
fern Seebune< prunel.t uno Slo
@bube uno pantcHeln.
Gitnmaaren G bnelo' uno Gus
spaaren, pot,suan. auiens= uno 8laswaa.
rem. 9ol5maaren. Ssttees, etable, Shttsn,
gpnes, N.
II. Greetrien auer 2lrt :;
70 tpie ieosn anoeru Mrtifel Der in Den 9tobrs
wettli@ Der Cebhrse asfn neen rpirp.
~ 8aarstlo miro beSatls fiji -. 5.
Wai,en rno Glabsfaamsn
i,nb alle Mrtsn, strratfbs8ritnbunes= unS
@emm'Gions @sibdfts, init 2rsas une
perIora, psrosn. .~..r@ ),
Oladilon Gan. 30. 1885. 41stf.
Druder> >Nrbett, !.
Birb ii. oieler RruGerep @suber
,,,. n E% rtsks NsvEeytint
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-06
JvEW- W-P.ARTyNERSH/P

The subscribers RESPECTFULLY inform their
friends e the f16Hc, that on the Sd of Janus
airy they hapeformed a taTtnershih,under the
firm f"KRENER e SUESDORF.n for
continuing on the brewery carried hitherto
By Mr.. DAFID HAM u CHRIs71AN KRE-
NEE. By good ware and strict attention to
business, they hope 20 merit g retain not ONLY
the tatronag, Of the former firm, but also to-
obtain share Of SUPPORT from the faubic I'M
general.
CHRISTIAN KREMER.
PHILIP SUEsDORF.
Canton, January Cd 1885. 40=tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-06
B { 8 ! Il &,

Sorris, Napnolos uno TeoM1,
9aben ben Staus tinsenpmmen, Der tiir,:
tiD bepobut nurbe Don
Nrainorb unO NnsmGNn,
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-28

Ga9ee, of the 2ad uls. states, shat she Cholera had again visited that place. The diseSse made tie ap. pearance about week previous and she paper siaes egka or tea well dessloped eases, aa four deashs-. Swa whises and twO. blaeks. Thvee of thess t0gr had heen in very had health fer ssme time. Asshe date aasaiiOneds the town wNs again qaite healthy"
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-28
PREsIpENTIAL ELECTORS.

The following statement shews ihe number of Flee. tors of President and Vice. Psesieni, 10 which the States, respectively, will be enlted, ai the election
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-28

Gideon W.llr., 100 lla
 Elisha Phepe, S0 .t" Si
 Resolution t,eciariog Gideon Weles, daly elected on inc part o this House, Compiraler "f Public Ac, eonnss tor the year ensu"g--passed' ana 's"asm"'e@
 Resoin,on 10 remove Abraham D. Baldwin. Sheriff of Fairfield County--nn motion Of mrDavis ctGree"
 The order of the day-,he Resolution insirnciinR Senators, &c.-was called up as 3oclock. Mr. Kin. herly in 9pposi:ion, and Mr. Wighman in s"ppor! oe hs @ ;"d Ses MP E.w"s took the floor, and the House atjoarned to ID ocoeS 'o' morrow morning.
 Petition Of Andrew T. Jad.on, from lhe Senate. rec ferred 10 the committee on Judciatyi House eoneor- red. Y~4a -yrrH
 l,,;on ;n.rwc,;nv Senators &c. Me. Ellsworih. whe had the floor when the House adJouFned, r"mn"sen lhe ehaie and spoke about hours in opp"s'''onao ' ATlermoor.-Mr. smi.h of New Milf'rd toek ,h. floor i support of ,he ResolUtinn apd was so!'"~sG by HSr. Church of Canaan. on the same s'de mr: m ner of Litchfeld spoke in opposition to the Neso'"-
 The resoiu.ion to rcuove Aihert Sedgwick, E'g. Sheriff of Lic6tield CoGniy, which had been masle ahe order of tho day for ths al!etaoon-s'd ss '"s
 Fr;dnv, Moy22.
 The order of the day (she Insirnctieg reecnscAt postponed !" order thai ahe nouss .Sn.,;nn A3-.n .e- N The committee reported resolntions mn. Ennaa'es Gri6iog Eeu. is entitled to eeat 10 tn,s n"use ae renresec,avc from GuiI6ord and that Abel Ross'era Esq eaed to seat. Ahsr s,i.e ,sG,es rsa os- ,he. resolution was divided, and faallv nassed.
 Petition oi Marin Rockwell and William Lawrence re(srred 10 committee on School Fund. s..
 The committee on military reurns, referred asmee ofeunry psssons io ba csmis:ioned an nncsra n tns militia o the State; report read and ad on i,e taeie.
 Aflerwoon.-The House resumed the cons'dera'soa 1s of te reeolaslon inetrWeaisg Sanaiose. NSc: oe. bate was farther continued by MessFs Sterling, We!ee and Wighsman in ihe affirmative. aad Me:sse Hooker oi Farming,on. Kimberiv a"d Ellsworeh n the nesa tve The question tbe final passage efthe rescis- too was taken by yeas and nays. hai ia order e gs@ thoee memhers whns were absenl m oPport9Ssy sc record their voeskk result aos declared nS '"e Chair. ft' ssis N isa. hssst
 The eommi,,ee on S,n.e Priscn-sepoeted a ressoaec iion that William Wise be forthwith dsshasSeo "oA she Siate Prie0M.-paesed. s,.:.. RemOmaseaneN 9f ahe -Hartfnrd HsidGe Gemps@ .,snaa ,he ps.ajoa of inhabi.anas a1 Eha tor aFerry-FeiSsrsd e rommis.ee a ssp 1se.ale!. TAe Renors of tlse eossmissee oa A8ilisssy heeees A ke. .ap--aeeepsed, asd ,ha aeceWpasy'as HespRassa, passe0. ~ >-'t v .r.~-f-s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-28

Tsros.--A person has lately returned to. this country from Texas, who left some five Or six months ago to evade trial for his life,
 under the charge of murder. On his return
 he affirmed he would ralher be hung thdn 10 live in 7sras she gave himself up to the off. cers Of Justice--was tried at the late term Of O1r circuit court, and was hOnOrably acquit- ted. From thie it would appear that Texas is not quite such . garden as many OfOur citi- sens imagine Mississippi Argus. Ig Aneclote.--A man in Ohio we'll mounted.
 arging forward a drove of fat hogs towards Detroit. met a charming lot of little girls, as lihey were returning from school.s when one ! of them. as she passed Ahe i swinishS multi tude," made very pretty courtesey. "What my little gal." said ahe man. :" do you curehy to whole drove of hOgs!" !" No sirs" said she with snost provoking smile. enty to the one ca horsebcck.'s-Desrois Free Press.
 1 AShoss Sisry-JacksOn. says :e van Bo,en; 'rI'
 a.s y.s "y ,ses Dict J"SasoS on the s1s; w;h h;r ~s Vice Presdens." He shal do i,." says Ethe old ehieE-and Garthwh aeveras hundred once. halere hunRvy expeeiAns. poiMscat sosteae huaeFe l and idlers ni all denomiaasiopA wh iong e.r meet
 a Raliimore aud cry due se wsas Zen. sac.sos nas %
 .saiss q iAs ssspisii" what es%age. ..I B.. S.. Il cSseks.,-s,,.sfs.sGrs DeleRa,es from New.Jer- ssy anpeared as sha Van BaFee Co0sen''om. They maa al expect pay. 1Asss en's From Ssoss'a' S'@
 Gi i csaesss sssss i-oaly s.ss. hssdtsa' :as tsD tpesTsaes fan liass --shs ~helA Jaehoa Parv t6etkai esasss-JDek
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-28

Buster.-Many Sf our farmers are not .. ware of the difference between Rock apd Liverpool Blown Salt in preserving buster.- Rock Salt keeps the butter dry, while Liver. pool Salt makes tt damp. Butter salted witt Rock Salt is worth two cents on the pouut rnose. than that salird with Liverpool sals.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-28

4 Pkyenolegisi ia danger LA Georgia pa- per relates the following amusing incident :- One af pr. Bafbs-'s pupils. 1t is reported, was engaged all day yesterday in sndeavoring to ascertain. in the upper end of the city. what indications were givea nut by . rs0digioOs hump on tho lett side ofa poor fellows head in that quarter. k5is PhrenOloey hlaished above the eyebrows. when, the wife 0uMlly told hlms in ar angry tons. that shN made the thplAR with the poker, and would make ene CN M Asaa @Aich ha might examins aG his ] Mssufs. Whe dld not deesunp yevy S1iekly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-21

IN CHANCERY-vmclsrA Chesterfield Coun-
"A ty Court, July 18th, 1895:
Gervas NJ. Kescc Executor of the last VIII and Tcs-
lament OF William G.. Kesec, deceased, Plaintiff.
against
Leroy kesee, Elizabeth Taylor, Benjamin b. Kcscc
Robert j. Terry and Rcbecca NJ. his wife John Jarrod
and -, The only child of the said John Jarrod and
's ~, vic mildred Jarrod, Defendants.
Tins cause this day IN be heard on the bill
duly taken for confessed 20 Leroy Kesec Robert J.
Terry and Rebecca M. his wife, john Jarrod and his
infant child, TO whom the order of publication hereto
fore awarded appears to have been duly executed on the
answers of the other defendants to which there are no
rcphcations, and sundry exhibits On consideration
whereof the Court doth odjudgc order aud decree that
Tie plaintiff, Executor Of William c. Kcsee dec d.
90 settle before Hilary Baker who is appointed Com
missioner Tor mat purpose, account of his admins
traton OH the estate OF his lestaor and the said Com
missioner IS directed TO give public notice. by dvcriisc
mrnt, published for four weeks. in some Of
Richmond requiring the creditors Of fic said WIN g.
kesce and all others having claims against his estate TO
present their claims before him. under pain of bring pre-.
cuded from all benefit under this dccrcc-and the said
Commissioner is required to report such accounts and
cSlms with any matter specially stated, deemed peril
nent by HIMSELF or required By any Of the parties &c
Copy. Tcste, LAWSON NUNNALI.Y, d. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-21
BY RITCESE a COOK. j

90 Tho enquirer pubshcd twice week, generally and
thrs, during csislatufe-
rfce, the shersore Five Dollars per anom 10 id
of chartered, specie banks (ony) Will be
we'd The Eor will the safety OF remit
NALL the c all letters being paid 10y the writer's
No b.. the discretion
Editors until all have been paid
Whoever viii: the VI shall
have the ,cah gratis. ....
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Insertion, 5ccnts each continuance,
inserted, untlit either paid
or ssus al by SOM nc n & Dr. is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-21

A TEACHER WANTED.-7he subscriber. resid.
IN ing IN Fairfax county, Va, within about 10 miles
OF washington City, and at perfectly healthy situation
WISHES 70 employ private Tutor in his family, 10 take
charge OF the education Of Eve six children TO one
who can come satisfactorily recommended 10 charsc
ter and qualification TO teach the Latin and Greek Ian
guages, English Grammar Reading Writing, Geoors.
ply Arithmetic Algebra aud the higher branches Of
Mathematics, an adequate salary will be given.
Prompt application had better be made IL is iesi.
rabe that the school commence the first Of October
next tJuly 3l.-25-~ilOl n. G. MASON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-21

ANASHINGTON GLASS WORKS-This csta-
w blishment, devoted exclusively to the manufac-
ture OF Window Glass having passed into hands of the
subscribers Will be put into active operation the first
oil September next The best materials and orkmen will
be provided and especial will be- taken improve
the quality othe Glass; TO promote which object as far
as practicable sautary alterations have been made i'm the
system hitherto pursued Orders from dealers in the ar
tice shall receive prompt and becoming attention De-
tailed tables Of prices may be obtsncd application
The terms will be liberal any other similar manu-
factory in the United States
49, Address LEWIS JOHNSON g. co
Washington City, July H. 22-st