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Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-12
FRESH GROCERTEa.

ENNl HARRISON has just received an ns- - soriment of FRESH GROCERIES, among which are, Coffee of uario0s uuali,iea: Lump and St. CrOix Sugars; Si. CvoiA Mo. 'asses. first quality; Hyson Skin, Youne Hy. son. and Imperial TEAS: ground and u,. ground Spices; Oranges, Lem ans. Figs, bsx ang cask Rslsins. together with almost eyerv ari'cis ns''aisy esatti for iiaas abOss lire, sar sale on reasonable terms. 1ls Z. if z a
 February fg. m
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-12
TEAS. NC,

PECEIVED recently, . large assortment AC of FRESH TEAS. ronsisting of Ola HysOn, Young Hyson, Imperial. S0uehonR. P"uchong. &c. Also, old JAVA COFFEE, of superior quality.
 The above named goods wiFl be sold cheap tor cash ar approved credit. Call af the afOr,. " LYMAN J. SMITH.
 ,Adtchfefds Feb. 1l. SRs
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-12

O ln order to afford a1 opportunity of atlendGg the Missionary MsetiDg4 have tis week anticpa- ted the pubIicati0n of O"r paper G EeW hours.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-12
NOTIf.rE.

MISS WARD. Milliaer and Naes 1AA tHdmgker, would respectfully reuuesf those who have accounts oe more than air monihs standing. to call and settle the same without delay.
 LitckfeId. Fe6. 1Q. ae
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-12
FOR SALE,

FEvHE Place now in the oecunan. A cy of the subscriber. ecasise. %3H ing of 20 acres Of Arst rate Land, . --nnA- good Dwelling House and Barn, and other oWbuildinys: we'll of water that will wash, and never. faiiing stream oi water running near the house. The above will be snId with or without more. land. as fhe pur. charer may wish. It is very desirable siem-, alton. two miles from the village of Lilctield, "n the road leading io New Milford. Teyms of payment made easy y--as m part ofihe. pur-. chase money will be required at the, time .of sale, unless desired by the purchaser.
 LUCLUS ,rOMPKINS. Lifchfeld, Feb. $. 1888. ek
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-12
WANTED.

A WOMAN to do the work of . smail fa. "A .miy in this village.
 G The hest recommendation win be re- quired, and the highest wagss given:
 Inquire at this office, or of E. Harrison. Esq. S Feb. 5. isS5.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-12
MARRIED.

Tn New Preston, Mir. John Laogdon io Mrs Urana H0hbpll. t ln New Haven. Mr Charles K. Brown, io Miss Ma ry C. Stone, of Guiiford. In aybrOok, Mir GaieO Doud, io Miss Caiharine Kiufand. In Middle Haddam, Daniel PenfeId, Esq. to Miss Sophia Young.
 h WinchesIer, Mr. James Liichfeld, of Brooklyn, to Miss Mary, daughter of MT Riley Whiting.
 DIED, " h this town. on the 9th insEsMr JohO Kilborn 69. x. In New. Haven, Mrs Mary W. Roberison, wife of Dr. yoh" B. Robsr,s"n. 2; Mr. Elijah Stanford. 6l Mr Thomas MarSmber, 52.
 |" Bridgport, Ms. Ezra Gregory. 90. v In SiraIford, Mr Aaron Jmdss,D, 30. In FarmiSg,on, Mr. Zenns Cowles, "A. In Av"n Mrs. Henrietta Elizabeth, 26, wife af Me- Edward Cow.Ss. 8 h Andoser, Mrs. Jeruaha, aged eI wife of Deacon Siephe" Bingham: MT. Abraham Dewey, 6O-e res. oiusoDsry p0nsionSe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-12
NOTIGE

IFS hereby given, taat the sahscrihef, ks nv., 1 der ofths Court of Probate for slse f1iss tIict nf WatertaAyn. will sell so much sf inc Real Estate of CHARLES DAYTON,
 late of said Wateriown. drcsssed, at the late dwelling ho6se of the deceased. in said Wa tertowpo, either at public or private sale, on the l2ih day Of February next. at z o'clock in the afsern""n. as will raise the sum of one hundred and sixty dollars and slxty-eight cents, aUd the incident charges. .of sale. ERENEZER BATES.
 Mnferiogn. Jcn. 24, 1885. V, S5
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-12
THE ENQUIRER.
LITCHFIELD1 FEB. I9, 1888.

U Fer ooluma of news articles, see ,he last psge Of tO-dsy's paper.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-12

Aypoimtmeats 6y the President-By sad with the advice and cOnaent oflhs Sesaie.-Edward D. Ingra- ham Ckarles MCallesser, Levi EIlmaker, and Sisph- ea Allen ao ihe direessgs. behalf of she Usited H.tss a the Bask eC the United Stases tor the year
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-12

U 4 second trial was had by the House of Repre. sen'aves of Maasacbuse,,s an Friday last, which re- suited again in tAe choice of Gov. Davis by vote ot o68 lo Mr. Adams 229 and 37 scattering.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-12

SOd destroy the enemy. The very lime has arrived whe" you mUsi buckle On shs arnOSr. and grd your- selves for the conflict. Already are lhe efforts of the tories growing weak, and their struggles growing faint-" Clp, fheR, and at 'em." SrNEx,
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-12

The onth that the President q the Uni.eh States takes when he enters upos the es of his office re- qsires hm ,o s"ppor, the coautss,ios; and the con
 st,uiion requires him the laws fsihally exccu- ted. The construction which GeH. Jackson has given this part of ihe constitution gives h aso0e power
 ander he claims the po~er of controlling egisa,iop
 of controlling the treasury, the army and the navy, and oi making a things in relaon to ,ke adm;nis,ra. ton oi the government subservieat his will. By recurrence io the constitution" oG ahs state, t will be ihai the Governor has the same power conferred upon him, as the execution of the laws hich the President has; and by a recurrence to the 10th sec. ton of the 2d chapter of rhe of this sae title
 SchOOis" it wl be that ihe phsaseoiogy of the law is similar the last paragraph of the 2 section oi the 3d article Of the constitution of tine U States
 which the President claims aaIhorizes bm O remove
 mao from office, and that too without any other rem than that the incumbent does not do as he wishes io haze him. Now suppose the Governor of iks state shood remove the Commissioner ofths School Fund hscause he would deposit the monies beonging io that
 fund ip favore bank. or l'seasse he woold not accOmmcdate some political friead wiih ioao or he- emass he would withdraw the stock belosRiox ,o that fund frsm baak that ihe Governor had aome prejudice agsiHss and deposit h in favoSise bank hss he Ssi much right to do s ihs Pvesiden, Ass io vsmove the Secretary sfths TFsssusy bseasse
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-12

Rsmsvs .ssm RasEisgsos.-Tha. Mr. P"indexier has wriiiea io the President requiring him to fisasow . decsgaiien aedged 10 have been made by hias al the omeas sf Lawrence's attack, that it "insiigased ny Mr. Pondexter." No reply. -.
 Ina. MS. Barry s 10 tollSw the example ofihs Rev. OB. BrswD-as soowaaR suiistie ssecessor, ,Fsspesly manage the Post 0fee DeparsmeAs. ca0 he pitched UpOn by Mr. Van RuseU. Mrs Barry lhen to succeed nar. vaa Ness-who has leave to reisrS-as Msdrid!
 That ihe war fever is risen agaiR-and shat rumess of aariendly dispositions and proposes on ihe part of Frseee are indlsssriously circulated.
 That she people who wrote lhe anosymous letters so the Psssideni threatening h wilh assassination, tpshlished in the Globe fyeslerdsyl aud the nsga- hrs of she ps.e sc:ne si the C.po sss ssppos:d to if n sna, fsenish ihe elae to the exposuTo Of both schsuaea-M. Y. AaeySean.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-02-12

Another coid snsp.-The lnercnry on Sunday and M,oday morning las. was two or ,hrce degrees below ssro, and on Taeraay norning only one or .~o above Only . couple of inches of snow. -.-,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-30
If gbefreu6. If

Slab e.ner 20 jdbrisen 1srulo.-fInoe
i6 MIDI enol'6 in DE Jlctbnsuoiaseit Der.
lst-osr Gjsculo snmal Die lanssre Jperr.
lbaft iber MIDI 81 entlaasn.-unc made
blern,'t o'm Yub'ifu,' tsfannt. ea6 meine
6raa Mara, cine ssborne Setter, (,db 70 be=
trd8t oaB ib nibt lauser fir ibr Betraeen
perantsrprtib lrpn tann uuo mlu. sJob
we1oe oabsr 9lismanoen NIT msiner Oabe
oeran!mcrtIi0 (spn-ter, ourb ibre uuae.
sabmts 9unse belsicist uno eefrduft -iIb
psranlab: l,nosn iOIlts, Den Qlrm ces Gjsl,,.
ee sssen lie IN 9nlpru6 ,u rebmsn.-nno
tx mag, 70 oft lle IS psreisu,, bic BON ben
WeitBen anIerieSts 9nais ielbf ertraaen,-
lncem ib biermlt jeosrmann esfldrs, baf
ib MIDI lbret ourdaus n,bt annebme, uno
fsIne oaraue srmablenesn unfollen beaab-
len reroe. "a lie Isrner mir ben als ibiens
@pemanns ssfsb'ib lbuIoigen .@sborlam
perla9t,-i,,sin Qaus uno @eIbift 70 oft
perlaBt a!e ibr aefaQt TO unterfaae uno
:parne id) biera'it jsosrmann ibr sibts auf
meiusn Namem 81 !eibsn ooer boraen, inoen,
'b BON bertissm Dato an,-nibts oapon
oeSabIen ,veroe.-lNtin. Sreunoe. Die MIDI
fsnuen, ~ Gen tpie fbmsr5l,b IS mir 9e,ppr-
oen, obiss Grfldruns su MAIDEN ;-alsin
Fe Dinen aub,-oaR Die Notb--u. u,u msin
sait laurem SbweiBe sr.nusenesgiseutbum
~ jIderu, MIDI oaju 9sStrunsen baben. u
Ybllipp Neibarot. 4
Gspt. 1s. 1855. 22=4w.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-30
SC cue q urttr!
8. 6 urrtb af,

an Der rpsfli6en ede ieines b adfteis
nernen % arbaufes, tpetlib Der
@anal Bril6e,
Qatf 70 eben cine l6bne Nu5wabi, Ypcbl
auf 9eiubter uuo febr wobIfsiIer Otter fir
oiefe Sabres5tit er6fnet, .bs(trbsno in:
trodenen', 6ortcns; uno .@bneis
oewaorsn, pOrcelIan, @pecerepen,
@Nen 0u6maoren oller Nrt,Sld.
9ell 2eocr &c. &c.
weltbe er 70 >pobIfsil oerfauft, alS iraenp lee
mano in oisiem Marfte.
9: b en u.s..
Elm Woarbous uno gBcbnbous,
uuslotten, uno nbrrliD .. Stdpt.
6en un9efibr
$50 u cf erS no
am Canal slsib pbsrbalb Gorps
0rlte.
Sern ner:- 1870 u der bev g. Gs
oerbaro's Mible. ale meIcbe er az ben bils
tighten Dreilen gum Oe'taufs anbietet.
Gr 5abIt Isoerssit baar 8elb fhr
Mai,en, 9Sell6torn. 3aber, S|a6 6laame,,,
Bclle, &c. &C., uno miro punftlid uuo aufs
mertlam ieoes SpeDition5s uuo Commits
ouesel6dft befprsen wOmit feline Sreunoe
uno &unoen ibu besinltiaen nbsen.
WaiIllcn. Sup 10. 1885. 12.tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-30
B . Il ( & rte n.
Suly 8. 1885.

Ser unterf6risbene benabribtst a0t:
unseoclI feline Xuuoen uno oas WubIifum
i'm allssmeiuen. oaB er nunmebr feine neus
@arosMal6ins, in p6uisem @anae bat, aui
fsinem alten Stanopuntte. elue Mle;Ie flo:
bitlib BON Canton. @r it fUnlt in Sereit.
fhaft Doas ansunebmen. uno lie auf Die
bette Q4eiie Su @ooen III BEN nieorisen
preils Don 4 1:2 Gents oa5 Yiuno, tpsn e.
bep Abnabue beSabIt wiro.-ionit uiro 5
Gents bafhr anssre6net. uno ,pefern ribt
Innerbalb iehs Monoten bssabIt rpiro, 10
peroeu oarrab Jntrei1sn anserebnst. que
Dsibaoi9un8 spirb,phnetlid btsablt.
!. !. j.. - 9aeob Wlspns.
SunY -. 1885. stf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-30
Nfut 9ut SabrtG.
4 I -

Der llnterl6risbene nimmt iieb Die Trev,
belt feline Sreunos uno bas VubIifum i'm a(ls
ser'einen ju funosu oaB sr bas SUITS
m 6erasi6if t, in Dem neuen bads
ite'nernen S6cp. 90. /. in Der 3usearas
mas StraBe, in Canton. cine 1bhre 6(tlid
.. :. .. Git6eus stobr Su bstreiben an.
Sefansm'-allrO er eeosntt-auf 6ano au
baIten, ale 9lr:sn M mooif fber bate,
sennadbt pom belten MatsriaI-uno aut pprs
5NsIibe Weiie. Ssf, aunesu auf fola aenbe
0attun9en Quite, 1peroen bontbar auaenur,.
men uno prompt beforst psroeu: -
I2srren tuooilbe l6war3e 3ute,
Do Do otter orabue Do
Qllte Qsrreu idwar3e uno orabne SPITE.
&nabeu f6mar5e uno % DO
ewcune &naben uno Mdnuer DO
ieoer 9attuns.
Da er betrd6tlicbe Grfabruna in Itinem
9elbatte tsfIst uno entfebIoGsn 1T, meber
lRabe nod 9Iu6saben an lsiner QIrbet au
tpa'en, IA bcfft ct aasen1eine 3ufriepeubeit
5u 9sndb'eu.u. eInen roIsnQIntbeil Der bf
fe"tI16sn Gunit III peroienen nno erba!teu.
8. .. Gilbert.
Canton. Sebr. %. 1883. 45:sW.
@8aarselo riro tsSablt fur pelle BON
Ouern, Wustratten, Mints II. rOtben Sid:
en-.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-30
9 q til re y.
WDblfeiler oenn iemols {?

Die unterf6riebenen 3si9en ibrel Sreun:
BEN nno Gunoen, uno Dem 9an3enpublifum,
ersetenlt an, oaB lle in O, ihattspslbinoune
setretNu (tno. sic baben ibrsn Sbapp,
in Der Guscaramae Stra6e,in Canton, (ae:
raoe Dem neuen Santbau(e seseniber, frh=
Der bewobnt Don pbiIip Dsmalt) beo Ell:
ND psrasoBert, uno tperoen oalelbft be(tdn:
big auf Qano baben, Elm ero6es enortiment
bon
Sdtte(, 3iumem @ottelbdss,
Seus@ifem piftclenbalftern 9ova,
!eriften GbadoS, patrpntoC Cbea, &c.
Dearborn 8ef6irr, & u m m { t s,
9dulsgefbirr js0er 2lrt 6 0 f eri
yeuer @pmer, 2ouooner gEo9en
peitf6enl Neits, gle9antet, barSir,
ter uno Gig + peitlben StdtI1,
Ylebten jeOer G'atun9.
QIes Don gutter Oualitdt, NIT ben befteu
Materialien uno fauber semabt mpuen fie
i'm G'oBsn uno &leinen, 70 ,potlfsil aIS es
in Den meitli6en Staatsn irssuowo su ba.
ben 1T. 8esen 9 aar9eIb cper annebm:
libe QanosS proondte psrfaufen. Qlue ae:
mabte 8efsIlunsen speroen aui6 (bntllfe
aussefIbrt.
Wiliam Veals, uno
Sotn Sudius, jun.
Canton, QIu9. 29. 1885. 2O:tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-30

eSn elmer @auntp Staot I'M nbrblbeu
1be'ls css Staatee Sbio, it cine 8ier=
brauerep ju perfaufen.-Sie it lebr
oottbeAhaft sslesem Die ein3iss in Ger @tabt
unn IN Den nd6ltenstacten, Iieat an einem
i6ifbarsn Slune. no tdelid Dampflbiffe
aus csm grle See anfommen uuo abgeben,
noeurb Die Deriencuns lebr erlsibtert
nlro.-Die GsbduDe hsssn an elmer Be.
gang artten Stransn; Die Brauerep 1T erff
Dor 6 Wlonoteu neu eetaut, i'm 8raubauIe
lllt cine quite sprins, uno bspm joauie Elm
'6hner Garten uno b;nIansiob Naum III,
Die 0sbauoe 5u ermsitesn-Gin neuer fup.
Isrusr & 0e l. ehea 6 9drrel ba.teno, Dc,
our6 elnen 9Iufias auf Sac 8drrel Der:
bnsst sreroen taun, ale @rdtblebditen
ilns neu uno gut Semabt, melbe ale oastl
pe fauft tperoeu.-Der pre,s oes oateu
StrcnssSin 1T in oitisr 9esenb, 8 lbir.
cas- 8arrel.-Die 3urudfebr eiuss abeilba.
bsrs na6 Oeutiblano madt einaia ooB Die.
isS portbsilbafte 0smerbs psrtauit miro -
llub fDnnte Elm oee 8ietbrauens d, I
tunoiser, als Ibei'baber 3ur Sdlfte. 70:
wobl am Gerinue, als eub an ben 9iesen=
lbaften, nit einem @apita! BON e. 700
Oolla.s, sintrstten.
6n: bas Olabere menoe man fio3 in po1f:
fr>pen 8riefen an bic &eoaetpn oes . a :
Iterla freunoe 8, in @anton >:
|bio.-
Salp s. 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-30
Sc Reue IS nterl!
81. unO 8. B. 81 G u lep,

41e wv sGsa~Jss S9l ~ III ~ w III
yaDen ipeben erupfanesu uuc iest erbffs.
net, cine 5isli6egIuswabl .. Der Sabre
seit anssueffsnerl +. NJ .- 4
Stapel nno M DeYpooren,
ypelbe ie beabI6tigen 40 ben nieorisiten
Wreilen, fur boar @telo ober 2anoespro'
buete 5u perfaufen. Sic balten fi6 hber
seuat, oaB in feinsm Gtotr in Stast @o.5u
biuisern 8eoinsunseu persauft tperoeu
Tam. Fg .E%
P8ir w aijsm Sta6 s.
uno &ItesS Saamen, 10 tpie fHr bic
fneiitsn anperen eanoes. Grseusnife, spsroen
lie ,u ieoer 3eit baar o elo sab!en-
1M. $. 9Iae solbe, peIbe fib hbet
fesb6 Dionate, ourb 0leten ooer auf ance.
sr Qgeife, Die iib inunierer Sbulb pi6en,
,percen b!oB III ibre,n eiseuen Otueen bans
bel, rpeun iIe Obne Ber5us Ri6tisfsit taad=
sn-ba mir entidlOHen Fno, bic abbssabl
,,ns su epwinssu wesbalb mir bUffsn. oaB
QUE blerbsp SntersHirte, uniern Munfd er:
fallen nno uns per unansenetmen 9tctbwen:
biafeit iberDeben rpsroen, ibre &ebnunsen
ben betrefenoen 8eamten sur einf fammIuns
au Ibersebeu.
r9 II, a ) lener 9ippS
miro 1cnnsnweile uno beYm Sul6el pers
tauft.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-30
sleue Ddttr -
gBDbtfeiler benn jemols ~!

Die linterfbrisbenen babsn 70 ebeu Dor
Neu:Vcrt uno philadelphia erbalten. eiu
er0iIes uno aussee.bhteS enforcement pUr
SrDdenen 0erltt uno QBinter>QEao'
REM 0rocerepen, Sortenwaorent
Specerepet1, &c.
, NlIo.-0erren uno Rnaben &appen
gtiefel uno Sbub, 9umaIattid ebub
(India Rub6er,) bon beiter quaIitat, Da
,uen Mcrocco nnb pruneua s6ub.
SpaniIb Sobk uno Sberleoer.
Gin aassneines glfiftiment Don qaten u
Sappen.
Welbe fe enti6lchen itno Elm ~ n
10 oblfeiler aIs Der nieorisfte preiB 81
pertaufen. &aufutise percen abtunsepot
erfnbt bey ibuen anjulpreben, une fur f'6
isIbft 5u urtbeilen.
Sifbe, 9 ali Hno 81 d 9 { |
,e. &c. beitanois auf 8 o-uno rple Sc;
w6bulicb gum Bereauf-iebr nohlfeIl.
%8aarael unS Der preiB tplro be:
,ablt fir Waisen, Slariaamen, &c.
@te Uerlongen
0n0n pfuno S6wsI'
%VDVDO nsfeiib.
6arris, Nepnolos uno Ausuitin'
Canton, Dec. 12. 1884. S5stt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-30
e SaftleteD+
HA GattIer, Gefbirma6en,
EhlA &utIbensSrimt1en &c.
&c.

Der unterlbriebene bena6ritti9t biermit
feline Sreunoe uno bas Vublifum, caB er o:
Oises9el6dft aufsOaeue. in allen benen pets
(bieoenen 3tpeisen. 81 betrsiben au8sfans
sn, uuo ieoen Qluftros Der in fem Sab
lblast NIT Sbne1e uuo our 3ufrieoenbeit
ieiuer Skinner ausjufhbrsn iI9 bsmhben.
miro. Dur6 quite lOIloe unb Ih6ue Otis
belt, billise Vfeile uub Observation-Disclosures,
miro ct etnen She'll Der SfsntIiben Gunlt
ju percienen uno erbaIten fb befreben.
Gr trObnt nod immer srie frIber, in Der
1usearapas Strase, cine 2blre ,peltIi6
BON Qru. 9einrib 5bloners MirtbSbauS
SJobn Gputcf.
Canton. W7ap 1. 1885. 2-tf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-12

I'D CO.. ~ he rnseneson ani eonia-, afh, enc ca.crn-
n ~ aud which chasaetoScd BY moderation iosarsnce
wei calculated 10 preserve nusa 1aocsl horot tho
time ofcll;ns
and unrcaonab withhold whih peaceful mcans
cannot hope to obtain Ayes 80 81.
9TH RcsS'rea That delegation cniirc
probation for the support BY them the present
OF onr National Government. Ayes ~,
nth rso'ccf That the Governor be copy
os the for Eon- Preamble and Resolutions
tnitc Siat- and each OF
Conertss. Ava -, ua,s5.
The Senate have passed similar resolutions by vote
Of "a To D. Aud yet of the Whg pepcrs protested
To doubt. afrr IT,, Election what were the politics
OF the Legislature Of Illinois.
PENNsrLy % Mr.. Lawr nee s resolution in rcla-
ton 10 ins;ruetin Senators and Representatives in
Consrss Ia procure tc passage of act providing for
the distribution o M proceeds of the sales OF the public
lands belonging To the United States, amongst The
raj States after occupying the attention of the House for
several days, has, together with the amendments been
indefinitely POSTPONED
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-12

tate 10 Us whom are 10 support Tor the Presidency
and TO trsnsser 10 from party TO another crafty
their prcudcess Upon this subject they ought 70 Be led
" is not der business. But lhey have taken the lead;
and rather than surrender it, many of them have sewn
readiness to any hazard be guilty of inconsist
ency, join any partyand last, least 10 defy the
positive instructions of their constituents Every Demo
crat ought to raise his voice against them They ought
10 De taught that in truth they elected as Repre-
Scn.atteoS, aud not chosen Diciators.
DEMocRAT EARNEST.
A.r. Ola ia b. Biown rons letter "o tho Pub
i through IL" medium the Cosc upon "evsry
poit which tie Report the Mai0y
i're as sailed him." We shall lay before
ool ~ poSsblc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-12
MOVEMENTS or TIE PEOPLE.

Never have we seen the Republican PARTY more ami.
msied nod and confident of victory. They are con
tnat the cause IS good and that the great body of
the reople are heart and hand with it, "Ouf rights have
Deen invaded (said strong minded old farmer of Chcs
uicd on tuesday iast) and we, the People deter.
mneu 10 DO ourselves justice. IL is the leaders who
are moving now but the People who afc TAKING our own
cause into our own hands" Hence, they arc meeting
nominating Delegates for themselves and oroanizin,y
their own plan for the campaign We hail tbs snir'i
with delight let the Orator from PETERSBURG
shcD movements, rs nc may the tactics of New York;
m our accounts from the Country a re most cheering
what says the Petersburg Constellation about S,yrgP
~ fErEE L. SPntrLEY, Esq. is announced as Can.
ouae III opposition to General Crup to represent the
County OF Surry in the next Legislature we learn
rom authority to be relied on that Mr. SpraRe will I'M
qucstionahiy be elected
Our own adyices from SUrry confirm, f,;s st,ta,,,
"hat says Cieserheld? The Meeting on Monday last
have nominated Mr. Elam one Of the strongest men In ali
Inc countyand we entertain very little doubt f.t Mr. w
X johnson will be bealcn-Our accounts from pc,ers
burg from Prince Edward from Nottowav from Cnnber
iand, from Amclia, from King William are equally en-
oouaging-ln lienrico, too, the Republicans are up
sPvefa Of the Jackson men who voted for Mr. Botis'
during the last Panic Spring will return 10 their FIRST
49, si,u we 1o not despair Of success, though Rich.
no snonq throw her great weight into the scale of
In amos, every quarter from which wc have tidings
the Republicans bnckiinp on their aruo,r for g.,
conflict, and are flushed with the .hopcs of vjcforv
The last "Lynclburg Democrat" statcs on fb, apfbo.
ny o. a 9eoleman who was present on the occasion.
snat 6y the Convention Of &c 1ekeaics from The Can.
Eressionat District, composed Of Tie c1I,c Bedf,rd
F'ankn Patrick, and Henry, which was held ot Fro-
-iiOuscf on MONDAY last, for the pufpOee of M.
nnating candidate for that Congresaiona Dist,;ct
Mn2 was friendly to the present Administration A.
oniDssiu stuart, Esq, of Patrick Wa unanirnorslv
nominated Mr. Stuart is known TO many ~ 49,. I.y
WIN olsungnshed ability, represented o6r county mani
yeaIs ag2 ~ TIC Legislature, and since that time tie
and as ono who has ever becn an allie ard ze,is LIS
Ss ior the principles Of the Republican party. the
Invention could not we think have selected an ndivi
quar- better qualified for the distinguished ss,., ~
have nominated him for who could rcarct NOR,
49, a. III ne en-, consiituents which ifto Republican par
q A az" si,l oa'y, ne viii certainly represent
hH nominated as candidate for the Office Of Seo
~, '2n INC District composod Of these counties Cantso
=. IN Cal'~ny o. franklin Capt c. we are ipsorsneJ
- incorporating So 20 ihe doctrines and urnc;4
ea ~ the w f the present day. Bosscssior
~ end sonag jadgmcn,,o on oh sobiects-~the
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAWTA COMPANY !

JAMES RIVER AND kANAWfIA COMPANY
a 7 a meeting Of the Jamos River Compan# on 4 nca.
IA day the 10Th day Of February 1885
Res0!rod, That communications be forthwith address,
cd t2fhc several Commissioners appongd 10 omen books
ofGubscption 20 the james River ADD Kanagha Com
fpony requesting them TO tho name Of each suscr
ber II the same should have hce omitted TO be entered
The books opened by Che Commissioners by such sb
scribcr his authorized attorney with the number Of
shares subscribed for and that the said books when
closed shall be certified by al least two Of said Commits
sioncrs, and transmitted 20 the Second Auditor with as
little delay possible.
Res0red, That Che Agents appointed 10 receive the first
insiamcnt said subscriptions be requested to coope-
rate with the Commissioner In checne The object Of
the foregoing resolution
Resolcfd That Che said Commissioners and agents be
also Informed, that any necessary expense incurred by
them in having The subscribers entered as afoc.
said, aud the books duly certified, viii be betrayed by
this BOARD,
true copy J BROWN, Ja
Feb II. l9o-6l Second AVditoy
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DEATHS

Dsd, saturday last, Town. Virginia, Dr. vttax
foustE5 IT, the Youngest tho Toushce Of
this city &c within three days Being 81 years OF ago lie
had knd 'lraul well s1ucs tcd and pycan
DEttHo o. WL"AM Ptrrra'oN, ElQ-Dicd, Saturday
ng last MI William faitersOn aged a. year,. Mr. Patterson
one of The oicst aud woahest
city As meehat aud citizen no bore erroschablo
tofand dischngci tc various duties
tuaiy, humanity crany. Ills seriously f -
long regretted in this city. Baltimore Cironice w