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Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-17

The Pennsylvania Legislature has instructed their U. $. Senators, Buchanan and McKeaD, 10 vote guinst Ben,on's expunging resolutions. The right of instruction is the vorie doctrine of the Jackson Van Buren Democrats They are loud in their praises Of the of Tyler of Virginia. We shall now be able their consslency-we shall see wheth CT will be the duty ofthess Senators to obey the will of the People. E.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-03-17

The Legislature of Mississippi has chartered state bank of sl2 SooOoO Plsdg'"S the faith of the state
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-08-31

bls laws exist; and in which public opinion is vir-
tuous secure respect those laws, and lib
eral % tolerate perfect freedom fspeech and
OF tho press Prescription for opinions sake is t.
yanas, whether it comes from one or from million.
But the patience of the reader has been too long
.trespassed upon. The undersigned respectfully
takes leave of the public, assuring them that he re-
signswith deepsegret, plsss which, disseminated,
itwould have been his pride and pleasure to have
filed. - :7 ~ 7FS y. n: g. JONES.
DU Buour, August 81, 1886.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-08-31
II Office.
10 Dollars Reward.

10 Dollars Reward.
IbNHE hausc Of the subscribers, one mile south of
- Du Buque, was broken open on Saturday the
goth inst, and RIFLE GUN stolen from it. The
rifle has small bore, the breech is straight piece
with piece screwed on the under side. Between
the hind thimble and the breach, two small holes
have been burned; the guard is of brass, and the
hindend Of Il broken; plain stock. The above re-
ward will DO paid for the apprehension of the thief
and the recovery of the gun.
RALPH MONTGOMERY,
JOHN BURTON.
Aug. "a, 1886. l6-1t
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MgeW RS@sNaUe ISL.

THE subscribers have just received and are
now opening, in the new house lately erec-
ted by Messrs Jones g. Scott, opposite Messrs
John Regain & CO., splendid assortment of
English, French, German and American
SIS DRY GOODS
carefully selected by ono Of the firm in New
nrk ,5saitah for present approaching
seasoals--among which may be found:
SuPerhne blue, black and fancy colorcd Cloths
Do. drab and fancy striped Cassimeres
and Satinets
Irish Linen, Long Lawn and Linen Cambria
Jackonet, Swiss, Cambria, plaid and fancy
striped Muslins
Challiets, Callicoes, Ginghams and Painted
Muslins
A splendid assortment Of Italian, Gro de Nap,
erode Swiss and Poult de Sole SILKS
Bandana, pongce, pocket e. fancy dress Hdkfs.
Cap. belt and bonnet Ribbons
Gentlemen's bombazine, mohair g. satin Stocks
Hats, Bonnets, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Pumps g.
Slippers---a great variety
Plain and patent lever Silver Watches, and an
assortment Of JEWELRY.
A splendid assortment Of
RERDYM.lDE CLOTHING:
Together with a complete assortment Of
Hardware, Quecns,uare, Gl0ssyure,
Groceries, &c. &c.
All Of which we will sell as low if noS lower
than any other house in the Territory of Wis
consin.
We respectfully invite the citizens of Du
Buxue and its vicinity to call and examine our
assortment.
~ Don't forget the place---Jo,es l. SCOTS
ne,D house. 60
IS. SHEPHERD g. co:
Du Buque, July s5 1886 10
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DU UQUE VISITOR.

GA gentleman of the Campbelite persuasion,
VIII preach at the house Of DR.. SrEfAkK LAN0-
Won rnY, in the Cooley, on Sunday morning next,
Aug. 81. 1895.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-08-31
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ATTORNEY 1T Ia Ips
A FTER the 9TH day Of July next, viii ON,
= his professional services to the citiseue 81
the counties Of Du BuopE; DEs MoIsS, md
Iowa. His residence will be at tho Seax &
Government for Wisconsin. =
june 8, 1886 5tf
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.FOR SAI.E.

II NE Of the best stands for business
~ in the town Of Du Buque. This
property fronts on Main-street 72 feet,
and runs l2s fset deep to an alley, with
a good store house "a by 22, with a
frame ware room attachedto the store
house; a good comfortable frame DWELL"
ing house in the rear Of the store house
% feet by Is, two rooms. Also, frame
kitchen with stone chimney, porch
Is by 10 on the north side Of the DWELL
ing, well finished. Apply to f. Mat
tox on the premises, or to ]. p. Far
ley, Galcna.
Du Buque, Aug. 10. 1886. l4-7t
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Du Buque Catholic Church.

Du Buque Catholic Church.
TINS stone edifce, the largest and handsome
est in the county, being built by the liberality
of the people Of the mines, the undersigned,
superintendent of the work, deems necessary
to present, for the third time, before the eye
Of the public, a summary Of the Church ac-
counts, so that those who have already contri-
buted to its erection, and those who have pro-
missed by subscription, or feel disposed to do
the like, may rest assured Of the economy with
which it is conducted.
Amount subscribed from Both July, 1885, to
25th August, 1886, $4,000 81
Do. paid 2.349 "a
Balance due on the subscription, 657 90
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-08-31

EXPENSES OF THE CHURCH WALLS
In the fall of 1885, to 1854 perch Of stone wall;
$40 feet of hewed stone; SO perch of stone.
and for the frame of the scaffold, according to
contract with Mr.. Gerry, $500 90
1886. To 22l perch Of stone 233 IA
10 LII bbi. lime 1875 81
TO scafold materials, poles and plank, 90 90
To digging foundations, hauling mate
rails for the walls, and making NOR
tar, % o.
To % days Of mason work 3O5 90
To laborers 100 80
To Mr. Patrick Tanning for hewing
47s feet Of stone es9 90
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FOR TEXAS

IIENHOSE who wish to ioin ! sma llnortv FIR TEX.
Us AS, to start betwean ,ba oa,b IA a os.h :.
September are reouested - ma. :. .hs 49,
House, in Du Buoue. on Thnrs,,s ~ f. s..,. :,
3oclock, p M for the purnose - mn, a. :,
for starting, and to make Other Necessity
shents IA VO I.1tf aIS,ss
Aug. 81, 1886. =, : : q - : =
- ECEIVED ner Ia,e !. --;,.7. IN H. z17I57s
X XIV 40 ,a.o a nj ~ ODDS. WHlS-
- anu " oe sW FLVuR; ;;;Ea e, ssae =;
Aug. 81, 1886. l7-tf
"a LAD from a to rs vea j. IF 80 = l., =. :.
I'm Printing Busnesa, uo,,la ga ~ .sa.n .,e
situation by applvnp A. his office - as'esao'o
n1:-.--, : - - = - -.
vs.. ' IN Arr.cnx..n
Martin Kelly. -.7o--'>
A A attachment has issue from NV Office :.
N the goods and chattles Of the said Mag,;9 Ks1.
ly upon affidavit fled bv Michael Nor,o,, a,,d nv
less the said Kellv shail ha nj
my Office in the town Of Du Buoue IL tbrea moeSs
from the date hereof and defend said suit udgmen.
W. ~ aken as conessed and the property attach-
. WIZ 70 sole % satIsty sad debt and costs -.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-08-31

Clas. $. Hampstead,
ATTORNEY .aI' L.aTty, G.2LEN.a, I'D.
WILL continue to practice in the several
- courts in Iowa and Du BueuE counties,
w. i. Office on Bench street, adjoining
dwelling, in Galena.
August IL, 1886. Sits
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-08-31

NOTICE is hereby given, that / shall apply
to the next county court Of Du eBuque
county, for license to establish Ferry across
the Mississippi river, ten miles above the town
Of Dn Buque, nearly opposite to the Snake
Diggings. J.. PARSONS.
August II, 1896. stl5*
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LEAD MINERAL.

Do Boaur, August 81, 1886.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-13

moled by the passage Of the necessary appropriations LOT
them. As soon as these are made such OF these posi-
tions as may appear require it, can be examined au
The form and extent Of the works ada pied TO exishg
rcumstnnces if any change be desirable The con-
sruction of those not needing examination can coIi
nce Immediately and that of the others, as soon as Tue
plans are determined upon by THIS proceeo'ng' 'ne'e
fore n season may be saved in the operations
The other works contained in this bill, are .,.
For Prupincso,on- this proposition may De sSleIy
submitted to another inquiry, as the practeaollty VI
GLIDING an enemy from any shelter IN Massachos T
bay matter Of deep interest, and as "ofh a. iio
yncetown closely connected. ~
For ktode Island, Narragnnseu 6"y-This WORE lnny
await the result Of the that may he eVehlua
taken on the subject of terrifying this bay. o,,.
For ,rork at the Deta,carc, outlet Of tie CHESAPEAKE
and Dcia1rare Canat-This may be postponed "i'hou
injury till next season. and in the mean time, pIo)eG'
for the floating dcences OF the Delaware cohslGefcu
and perhaps the size of the proposed work reduced.
For cork at The Brcak1ruterUnt The effect OF inc
depostes which are going on in this important
harbor are fully ascertaned consider 1t njudclous 10
erect permanent work for its defence Another yea'
will Perhaps settle the question; and if the result Is Ia
yorable an adequate fertilization should be constructed
here without delay.
For Il .tort on the Paturent rirer. Both of these
For tort at Cedar Point. works are liable
10 SONIC of the objections stated and think they had
better better be postponed for mature consideration
For forifeations at The mouth Of The ST. harys, de'I
sia-rhis proposition may also be safely submitted &c
examination.
The estimate for butteres may be reduced tc
100000 That can be profably employed. -,
If these appropriations early made, must, II mel all
these works be put in operation this scason, and the
money uselully applied, fast as their progress viii
Justify And, Think the measure would be c1pedicn'
But il is to be remembered that the power Of The De
partment 10 push iem during The present year. VIII DE-
pend on the reorganization Of the Corps OF Engineers
If that corps increased it will be unnecessary tr
make the appropriations in the bill before the Srnat as
the object. contained in the other bill will be sufficient
occupy the time of the present officers OF The corps
Should. il be deemed proper TO rccxaminc the subject
Of the proposed furcalors generally, would then re
commend that an appropriation Of $4,000 be made to
deay the expenses Of Board including surveyors &c
| .. ITO be continued in our ,ieIt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-13

A CARD.-DR. J. r. METTAErR, tukes This methods
IA to inform persons afflicted with gravel in the vic
nifty Of his old professional stand, near Prince Edward
Court House. that he has supplied himself with instru
mcnts of the most approved construction, and is
prepared operate for the removal Of stone Of the bad
der by the process Of Lhonsrity or L, thonrpsy as ii
generally termed. This operation when executed by
skiIiul and gentle hands, is generally admitted to be
painless perfectly safe and free from danger; and when
the body TO be removed is not very large prccrnau
rally hard it rarely fails to effect perfect of
store Of the bladlcr-one Of tho most painful and dan
out the use of the knife. 1t is equally applicable to
every age. and to either Of The sexes.
Prince Edward G.. H., April H. 1l5-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-13

GOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER.-hlr
e ROBERT HILL, of King William, is authorised 10
receive subscribers and their payments for the Southern
Literary Messenger Also, TO receive monies that may
he due The Messenger. r. w. WHITE.
R 4 sn REWARD.-Jfeds of-Ran away from
Is 4 e1V the subscriber, about the 18th of Novem-
Der last yellow of the name Of EDWIN, Che some
times calls himself Edwin Burks) about feet inches
high rather rawboned, little stopped in his shout.
ders his countenance very good, hair toerably busby
He has lost most Of his jaw teeth and is what may be
called lantern,jawed. He is a good shoemaker. He
has free papers with him. -
will give $50 if said negro is apprehended in the
State, and $3.50 if apPrehended out Of the State and
secured that get him again. ...
BENZ. F: PORTER,
Feb. 20. [53-tfl Of Roek5yidge.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-13

NA7HEAT FANS MANUFACTURED in Rich
wv 7nosd.-Thc subscribers respectfully inform the
farmers Of Virginia, that they manufacture and keep
constantly on hand Wheat Fans, which they believe 10
be superior to those commonly used in this part Of the
country They submit the following certificates for the
information of those who unacquainted with their
Fans and pledge themselves to every effort 10 merit
~ WoODARD & CARLL.
have one OF Rice's Improved Patent Wheat Fans.
1t is superior 10 any have tried nasmuch, that
found il unnecessary TO pass that part Of my crop which
was for market bat through the Fan If others of
the cost for the one have. w. A. TURPlN.
Powhalln. Feb. LIST, 1896.
PowHATAN CoUSTY. Va.
This is to certify, that purchased Of John Woodland
one of Rices improved patent Fans manufactured by
Woodland g. CARL, in the City Of Richmond, Which |
find cleans grain with less labor, greater speed and
axes out more filth than any other Gan have
in opcration. also believe it to be durable than
any other fan In short would do without one of
them should they cost 800. have cleaned thrasIcd
whca, sufficiently clean from the chaff, in operation.
10th January, 1886. WIN. DRAKE.
CAROLINE, April LIST, 1S3G.
] purchased one Of tn" fans manufactured by Woodland
g. Carll which find expes filth. cleans wheat with
more speed and less labor than any fan have seen in
operation. THO. TALlAFERO.
CAROLINE County, 9th Feb. 1886.
This is to certify that purchased one of Rces pa
tent improved wheat fans, manufactured by Woodland &
Car Of Richmond, which find cleans better than any
fan have ever used. THOS HURT.
WoopARD & CARLL have also on hand, several four
horse thrasing machines, which they will sell low for
cash. Their shop is at Rockets, Immediately opposite
MIR VIM Grangers grocery store.
April 20. 15-wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-13

SPRlNG GOODS.-The subscribers beg leave to in
y form the Merchants of Virginia and the public ge-
stock Of sta pie, fancy and domestic Day Goons adapted
to the approaching season-and by every arrival from
New York In addition to the entire purchases made in
the Northern Cities have the pleasure of announcing
10 our friends the receipt of splendid variety OF French
Goods. imported by us direct, consisting Of style
painted Musns plain and figured Silk, Paris Gloves,
Ribbons, thread Cambrics and Handkerchefs, &C. &c.
All of which will be sold the usual terms, and at
tisfactory prices.
Riehnend, March "A. l67-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-13

yEyO PLANTERS OF ORONOkO TOBACCO -
The planters of whom have purchased crops o.
oronoko Tobacco, will confer favor on ne ny the ety
Of Richmond, between the 18th of May and the LIST o.,
June Those who canno, deliver their crops oy ,ne ~
OF june will please defer the delivery until the ii
June or any time between the middle Of ta mThi anu
the first day OF July. 'OllN w. - or
March s.
nm CHANCERY.-YIReIsrA:A Al CircnI! Superior n,
81 Court Of Law and Chancrry, held for Prince Ed
ward County, the 18th day Of April, lo3o: p,.:,:s
John James Ewing, - hl'n ",
ccut0rs OF James Ewing, dec d, Deienu .t'N h;u
This cause came on this day to be heard on the OH
and answer Of the defendant, Vcnable and was aFsuca
NO. Counsel on consideration whereof, the court doth
order. that the defendants do screray render before
commissioner Watkins account ui the ao''n'sl'".
t:on of the estate Of their tcss,ur, winch sad account
the commissioner is directed to examine, STATE a"o ST.
l!c and report this court, with any matter specii
stated deemed pertinent by HIMSELF or required ~ e'f
of the parties to be SO stated ,rooeu,u
A Copy-Trstc, s. ). Ton1''A"' - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-13

d. an REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber
- 4 " on Tuesday, the 9th inst, my Negro man.
JACOB. c is stout, well-made man, about so years
old, feet 10 inches high, and has of the fill
gers Of the left hand contracted, by being burnt when
child. lie has high forehead, and little inclined
to be bald; he was born at Dr. James Walkers, near
Buckingham Courthouse, afterwards belonged TO WIN.
Jones: of Buckingham county, and was boat:nan on
James River during the years Of l60 and 5. and
given BY said Jones to his daughter, Lucy Davis. Du
ring the last . years he occasionally employed
head boalnan Apponattox river: suspect he will
Try to get employment the other Of these ri
vers stay in his old ncgbohood and he very pro-
badly has free pass and will change his name. will
give the above reward to any who will bring him TO
me, or secure him in Jail, so that get him again:
ANDERSON LUMPKiN.
Prince Edrard, .3pra 81 ll7-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-13

Ed edmond Blank Book .Hanvfnetory.-hlAYO
E@, Il DAVIS respectfully announce that they have
commenced the Blank Book Manufacturing and solicit
the patronage of the public 10 whom they pledge indus
try and punctuay, neat and faithful execution of all
orders entrusted to them.
MERCHANTS can be furnished at the shortest notice,
with Account Books of every description, ruled accord
ing direction, made of the hest materials. bound in the
best manner, with without patent spring backs, and
Russia end pieces.
CLERKS OF Corurs throug hout Virginin. be fur
nished with any of the Books used in their Offices, by
specifying description Of Book wanted and for what
Court and will be packed and forwarded to any part
Of Virginia, warranted to suit, charge will be made
Book BlSDISe of every description, executed with
neatncss, durability and dispatch.
Orders left at our store on Main Street, first square
above the Eagle Hotel, will be runctuay attended TO-.
April &c. 1l7-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-13

~REAT NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN Dali
$T LY MAIL ROUTE.-Thc Petersburg Rail. road
COMPANY inform the public that their Road, extending
from Petersburg, Va to akrley North Carolina, on the
Roanoke distance of 60 miles, and constituting part
of the Great Daily Mail Route, North and South is now
ampy provided with superior Locomotives and Cars to
accommodate all the travel that may offer. The Cars
leave each end Of the Road daily the arrival Of the
1cspeclve Mails Travellers with their ecu pages,
can have their horses and carriages transported this
Road with perfect safely and convenience: and thus
perf0rm in hours, while resting their horses,
Journey which would otherwise require Two days TO &C.
complish.
The Blukcey Hotel at the southern termination Of The
Rail- Road, has been rebuilt Of brick enlarged
scale and no pains will be spared to render It's accom-
nodalions such will give satisfaction to passengers
and ira vellrrs generally.
Besides tho daiIy line of Mail Coaches from Blakcey
for the Sonh via Raleigh Fayetteville: &c, there is n
Line via Marlborough three times week, connected with
the Mail Line al Fayetteville, and also line from the
Rail Road at Belfeld to GAINESVILLE, Milton and Dan
vile.
Another weekly Line from Blakeley passes through
Warrcnton Oxford &c, and connects with line to
Salisbury, n. c.
In the course of The present season, branch will be
opened from the Petersburg Railroad at BelGcid to
wilkins Ferry at Gaslon the Roanoke, from whence
4 Rail- Road to the river by bridge, is about
to be constructed to Raleigh
The Rail Road from Baltimore to Washington is now
in operation, thence 20 Potomac landing, the line
tnucd by steamboats,; thence via Fredericksburg to
Richmond, considerable portion Of the Rail- s
fnishcd-and the remainder is in rapid COM
pletDn The line continues from Richmond To Peters
burg, 10y turnpike roadand thence by tie Petersburg
Rail Road to Blakclcy, before mentioned is the main
and only Daily Mail Route between Boston and New
Orleans.
Office Of The Petersburg Rail: Road Company }
February -, 1c3G
March ln5-tIJunc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-13

GITUATlON WANTED-An elderly Lady, IN,
g had some experience in the management Of l.n.
", wishes to obtain situation as house.kceper Sle
has recently taught school, which did not .rc with
her; but should situation offer in healthy srcoa t
country, she would be willing to take charge OF snail
school Her terms will be moderate, and she would prs
fer to reside in religious family.
n B.-The applicant can be seen or heard from, ~
applying at Mr. William Mayo's, ShockG Ill.,
April -. HIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-13
ComMIssIDHEE's OFFICE,

The nortics interested in the above order, are hereby
noiGcd that have selected Saturday. the th day Of
Jvnr next to attend to it, cxccutun on which day. at
10 o'clock, A. M they requested to attend Al NY o.
6cs and r. present their accounts vouchers, &c, Tor
examination. F. ~ WATKINS, Cons r, $. C.
l2O-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-13

StTRAYED or Stolen from the stables of the Colun.
= ban Hotel, about len days ago, two Mares-oae d.
sorre with an eye OUT two hind feet white, and white
place in her forehead; six seven years od-,hc cr,
very dark bay, no white, except very small apps:'.
ancc on one of her hind feet five years old this SP:,
about four feel ten inches high rather handsome std
said to pace we'll These mares the property d.;
James ii. Morris, residing the Green Springs Lors
Whoever may deliver these Mares or either Of ;tc 70
DR.. Morris or to the subscriber in this city, shall br
ably rewarded, and all expenses PAID.
April % IIlG-tf1 JAQUEL!N r. TAi LOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-13

NOTICE TO the heirs IF Jno. Eicha'dson, deceasfd
lW laicef ianoccr County-Thc heirs and distributes
of Jno Richardson dcceascd hereby informed that
final Decree has been rendered by the Crcu;. Superior
Court of Law and Chancrry for The county lanover
au,hosing me to distribute The money now remaining in
the Bank of Virginia. and tina, the said distributes can
receive their portions respectively, by calling al the Of
fec Of james Lyons, Esq, in the City of Richmond-
Each party must prepared to comply with the De-
cree by executing rcunding bond, with good security,
and must bring evidence of being the person entitled TO
receive JESSE WYNN, administrator
If Jno. Richardson, deceased.
Mpv G. 12O-w.iw
NAMES RIVER AND KANAWllA COMPANY.
Cd Alta meeting of the President and Directors Of the
james River and kanawlIa Company, held in the City
of Richmond Saturday, The 2Gth day Of March, s3ti
Rcsolced That The Stockholders Of the james River
and Kanawha Company, other than the State, be, and
they Hereby required pay into the Bank Of Viz
GINA, or one Of its branches the of sir dollars on
each share Of Stock held by them in said Company,
before the 18th day of May next.
By ordc. Of the President and Directors,
w. 3. CiIITTENDEN, Secretary
N B.-The instruments that lave been called for I'm
GLIDING the ubovc) follows
Ist Ipstalnent, 81 per share, paid at the time of