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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-08-05
:. NEW GOODS.

IT. llURATHA AL in the new Brick Warehouse,
. north west corner Of the Canal Bridge has
just received from New YoIk and Baltimore
very extensive splendid assortment IF Spring
Goods, comprising - $751;.
DRY GOODS, HARDWARE. GROCERIES.
Crockery. Glassware, Iron, Nails. Totacco
Sole S+Upper Leather, Caltskins, Mill g. X.
! Cut Saws, Elacksmith's Vices and Cladling
Scythes, warranted best German Sc, thcs
best Longs Sickles, Shoveis. Spades and,
Hoes, King and Collins Axes, Broad Axes,
Adzes, fut Iron and Sifters, Sheep Shears.
Knives and Forks, Butchers and Shoe Knives.
SCISSORS and superior Razors, Brace and Bits
Concave bright Augers Horse s. Wool Cards,
& Coffee Mills of various descriptions, a large
assortment OF Tuckup and Side Combs. of the
Iurt'eshell well =asthe co m mon ivory
combs, neck. d / II g and dressing Combs.
common and Gum Suspender, Cologne Water
IN bottles, silver Pencil Cases, Violips "a nd
yloiin strings, Powder horns, Rapre and
Maccouba Snuff, - - '-~
:, E1he Staple articles Of Dry Goods consist in
brown and .Beached d Musiins of a very suner;u
or quallty MOI commonly brought to this mar.
ne. bed-ilcking, Twilied Mnslins of yarious
cosors, and qualities for jackets and Pan,a-
Icons, beyerteens, ,Storment's Canton Flannel
oaii'cooes, Gnghains, fashionable P rints.
ot,r'pes Piaids, Grapes, Siksin great variety.
S.lk shawls, scarlet, red, yellow and other
bandano handkerchief, various dress Hand
kerchleis IS OF the latest fashions, fine Lace.
Lin Lnnen Edeing, Insertions, Footing, &c, &c.
me assoit tment of the hest German and
Whie Hose, Diaper,sand Table L L;npe n. a,so
', iafge asortment OF German & /, ish Linnen.
PIN 2, Ribbons 10 sets and otherwise, fashiona.
o,e se''ins, velvet ribbon, cotton flinges.
Shoe thread. &C. &c. =
WIN great variety Of other articles too nune--
roust to particularize. -.
i.au'es ',. aud gentlemen 10 town and the sur
t'onuihs country, are most respectfully invited
: .:nat Svs MN acaA and secure good bargains
Massilion, May IA, 1856 Off
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-08-05
Soebet1Gbaltell*

Der lfnter3sibuete, oanfbdr fur ernisfens
@unlf, thut Isinen Srsuneeu uno Dem Dubli
fum tberbaHpt hiernil abtungepou funb, baf
ct in Den Gestdoten 9leuposE Vbiaoelpbis,
une Baltimore 8esresn iF, allipo er Elm 8ldu
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cine gbuse wsittib bOm Canal Enebsn 0rn,
Sebn 8tdds Mirt5sbau6 gum Sbile osr e'c:
ds] erbfnet bat. Solgrnoes umfaBt eiuen
1beiI fsinss ausssosbntsn easets Don
Staptl uno 81 90 { QBaaren:
8taus, ibmar,e, brauns, 9rine, ords, esmilb.
itbsrlep Qlrt, SomuettGebsr uns Die oerlbis'
psnltsn R!eicuusefids. go. =~. >.
Serner: ar.-..~....
Bonnstb, sS!a'isuilDe seibe unb eansaR.
edmei,sr @asltne. 6ran56Tlbe Binsbams.
nern=Ran,tae, Iaf6en FIR 9aoiss Gabeuoi1d
Iabad, ]3at6INct,sr @aIico's BON ieoer sbat,
tiruns, Msrino Sbawt; 8|epftifte, 8ifpsrsien,
Slauea, 8ttt gorb, Deber 91iee. - ... - :.
ebenfal 8: Elm ooufdnbi3ss QIfortment
si(anet eUfst.
3udsr. Aafss, 1b'e, @endr3et 3ibsbtu.
Sin, S.anop, 9un,. .
postnein, eisbOn' Museat Glarst, Dlalasa.
S(euorleans MoIafss.
QIlIs oele uno bisls auoere Qrtifel rperoen Al
DEN blQistten prsiien fir baer @sto Ober 9au,
ossproenete ebselst. r.. - e.
@oiram Mpers.
Canton Suni"14, 1886. rs @
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-08-05

40 900 Saf3 pappe!.8rstsr. gum psrfauf, uni
let:is foeIei6 N ss,rauben. ~ :.
Gbrtlfmast 0erter uno 60.
@autpn, Sept. IL. 'S5. .> ,23 bb'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-08-05
s)lelle 9uter !! !

Gbrilfmost 6erter uno 90.
6aben (oeben erealten unb .igst elDfFnet, elm
arp6es uap alIaeneiiles 0fprtrnent oon pelblt:
uno l5intsr leaarsn .welbe fie entfblofisu
lIno isbt poblfeil ab5ufssen. .@
Tim eub su hberaettsen, eaB bier quite
alntdufe tn MAIDEN Iue, rufst istsit an nIp'
lsbet.
Sept. 80. @ 49, aass.... -..---
= 9lut 6ano 40 Iounen @ues Waaren,
tporunter SO Ssfsn ppa perfGisoener GanHnl,
90 Go4 Otfsn. Gbsn f. StauflIns nne
Ramon. Sefsn, UNI billise sprsis 81 ps'
fau, ,en. : 49,. eG...--. -.
Sbrj(lmaS, Saeffer uno So.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-08-05
lOOOsp!!;sssssa sss.sns'. e ss !:

Gdnton Mpr. "a. 1856
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20
ACCOMACk ELECTION

We have received 4 letter, from MIR. r. J. PouIson,
of the lately returned Delegates in relation to his
politics and pledge He states that his political opinions
Republican-tha he has I" uniformly acted with the
Republican party Of Virginia. during the few years (he
has been engaged in politics. that he is, heretofore
firm, decided, conscientious supporter of the present
General Administration; but was eecedin Accomack
under pledge that (hc) shoald vote for Senator n
vorabe TO Judge White il he should receive the vote
of the county in November next and that this vote he)
should most unquestonnby give, undrr these circnn.
stances without pledge, unless (Ie) should think fit
to he guilty of the folly of violating the principle Of
instruction, which he holds TO- be the fu'daon stone
Of our Government. He says there is no candidate
before the people this day. Tor the Office Of President,
for whom he can will vote; that Mr. Van Bhren's
course the admission of Missouri is ~ st'ons-an in.
superale objection to him; that Judge White fem the
position he present occupies before the public is still
objectionable than Mr. Van Buren,; andas to Gen.
Harrison and Daniel Webster, the want Of qualifications
in one, and the principles of bnh render it impossible
(hc) should for either. If compelled To vote, it
would be for Mr. Van Buren,: that moreover he} should
make The worst Thig in the world-(hs has} no coni'
dcncc III them
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20
From the New York Mercantile Advertiser.
IN DANS hHER EHnM lNERp DO

SIX DAYS LATER FROM LIVERPOOL.
The ship Pacific toxie, arrived at this port early
Sunday morning. from Liverpool, whence she saed on
we 18th April. Captain lloxe politely favored US with
i'7rIpoo papers Of the Nth and London of the 18th
AF' which do not contain any political intelligence Of
much interest. The cotton market dull in Liver.
F'"i, and the price had declined 3 Sd.
Parliament te.asssmblcd the 1lth. The 1.-THE Bill
vas postponed for few days.
pn The morning of the Sth April the statue Of William
Ill., IN College Green, Dublin, blown up with gun
nave ocen offered for the discovery of the peTpetrator.
LoSDoS, April l2-Consols 81 81 to rs; % IA for
Nay account
81 PC.
r ne debate of Saturday last the petitions to the
nOcr OF Deputies for the recovery of the remains Of
enn and their transmit to Paris and for the repeal
r. Tie law which banishes his family from the soil of
e, terminated in the reference Of the first set OF
''uons to the Minister of the Interior and in the
:c"nn of the second
Inc Courier Fancas states TINT the reports Of the
"Su's 70 the Government make known that the prin.
part OF the Russian fleet in the Baltic has begun to
c'hcentra,e at Revcl
.S'-lhe 8ayonne papers, and private accounts of
81" received at Paris, contain no news worth ex-
ICING from the north Of Spain. The Carsts had got
wy neat Valencia the 18th March, and some alarm
''t'A"eG There IN consequence Of their approach.
n" oIGer OF the day of General Bernelle, commander
,L Fench) Foreign Legion, in the service of Queen
oects in reptisal for the massacre of such sol.
@ Oh That corps fell into the hands Of the Carlists,
E,r H.. ~ 'u,urc no quarter be given letter from
! british squadron.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20
CO:MNU.FtC-a TED.
RANDOLPH ELECTION. -..'.

"ApRiL 2fti,, 1886.
" Our election is over. The Wings have beat us. -
We at first had six canddaes-two Wings and three
Administration and straddc of the fence former
ly Jacksonian. A few days previous TO our election,
one Of the Wing candidates declined, and transferred
all his friends 10 his political brother en- the day
Of our election the Wing party had runners OUT from
early part of The day Till the close Of the pos IN every
direction bringing in VOTERS and the moment they ar
rived near the court house, they met By the Wlg
party-and many before they came. intn town, were
seized and dragged by three or four OF the Wings to the
polls to vote Money was otFeredfrcely for Hotes-No
course was wicked base, teaDser irr purposes
We confess that in twenty years experience we have
never witnessed like that Of the otrof April last
And after their ungenerous course what did they ettect
With only their one candidate i'm the field; they pro-
cured for linn 1S5 of $50 given i'm the county!
The gentleman a-stadde the fncs obtained a. and out
OF that number more than half were jasksun men Give
them So votes out Of the II, there viii s,lI BE- $50 in IA
vor of the Administration in the county Ey the first
Monday in December next, the whole OF this. matter
'"N'' BY MANY VOTERS"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20
MARRIAGES
MARRIAGES.
Married. on Monday May I6h tho RcT. MI Converse Nh
E.suI 4. Poe, 10 Miss Eifsuu Eliza C!cmm-
DEATHS.


Died Friday c 18Th "s' a. his late rGsIdneo Monou' Mr.
Ickclry te SIKH OF his Ito wn for years
member OF tr Epscou Church, and IN death firmly relied On tho
OF whom he protested TO ~ Ic-Ihc
oponouncc studied culosy the vttucs OF tho
deceased feels satisrd leave those who snnvT him well
Justice ais character, and place his cre the exact
his memory deserves His relatives and friends may
with the that he has exchanged lilo
suffering u tor perfect happiness IN Heaven
Depart=, c Friday morning. the 18th of February lns
g. f. Price OF George and Jane Priced youth pos
scssins many virtues aud beloved by all who knew him.
Died. the residence other father, Col Sanll Drake
the ih inst, ut helf past ocoS
18th year her ngc Miss Elizabeth Adelaide nke
In Spng nf 1885, she attacked by the measles which then
cv. yeY zcnsive the country and her friends iondy
hoped had entirely rosucd her henh but uas the iuta DIS
m .oduccl cscts o, her constitutions which neither hs
cE the anxiety Of kindred. tho ski OF Physicians
could snd after lingering IN continual de-
e7enmen:Ss died absyc stated without ever
hSrns complained oncc n;uics.c! he slightest aAu about nor
situation. She the peculiar her patents, She ptle oil her
sisters, an the Of all her
When living and spfshy nnd COY and unable:
" Now every. eeIip, siNks to rest,
"Iho tIrobbing hear, hos s,ili,
I" AMI varying schemes Of life no'inotr
4" Distract tho lab'ring will. "
CT The Lyncurg and Tennessee Papers generally requested
to r"pnbIish the above.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20

naked fact that with u.s. in other counties, our ma
gstracy do not scuple to carry their political bias on
the BENCH and in the late appointment of commission.
ers TO supernend the elections he house and
tine Two precincts took especIa TO give MAORI
OF Wings at each, as talented and Ygilant ascoud
nave oeen selected whom nobody preeuds TO say, did
not discharge the trust with great fidelity Indeed it
may DC sad and that confidently, that commissioners
The progress of the election 80 as in no small degce to
render the adjoornmsn nj necessary The public will now
sre the length the BREADTH and depth, Of this hun,.
bug aboal the Amherst election, and another instance
bcsclling Wing incubus.
May 10Th, 1856. AN AMHERST VOTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20
MARKETS.-TnunsDA 10Th May, 1896.

MARKETS.-TnUnsDAr,1 10Th May, 1896.
During the past week business has been very heavy
IN the produce market arising partly from the scarcity
of money and difficulties in exchange negotiations
In FEoUH very Htrh' has hecr tone, and thas little
chiefly at and under Sc E.2
The ToBAcco market ianguishes and Shows strong
tendency toward farther decline.
GEO l.. SAMPSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20
slOO,O0O---25, 600. 10, OOO!!

The most brilliant Scheme ever drawn IN the States
.3LEXaJrDRL7 LOTTERY, Class A,
10 be drawn in June, 1886.
And only 7, 40 Tickcts-36 Nos, drawn.
.lfammotA COpitHLs:-l Of $l00,0U0 $4,000, 10000,
$500, 5000, 1000, 1880, 1000, 2 Of 800, &c.
Tickets S5O-No shares.
Tickets and shares in the above splendid Lotteries,
may be bad as usual in every variety, at the Lottery
Office Of GEO. w. DIXON,
Opposite The Eagle Hotel.
n B. Orders from the country, enclosing the cash or
prize tickets will be promptly attended TO- if addressed
10 .... GEO. w. DIXON, Richmond, Va.
Nav 90 Ill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20
,,,o the honor TO be- very respectfully, your obed
en-, servant, u.;,r. G.oeyai Commaadiag in Ckief

r,o message and documents were referred to the
is On Foreign Affairs, aud ordered to be printed.
n" House resumed the consideration of the bin to
im compromise, and TO secure 10 the United
,rs The title the Pea Patch island in the river De-
h%r . Question being The passage Of the BILL it was
i n ;y Mcssrs Dicktrson, Pryton, Reynolds OF
'G is = {. Fuller, ard opposed by Mr.. A"word.
i' Wo M;i!isan obtained the fror, hu. gave way a
..,.,,u .;s an adj"urcm"nt which carried;
~, ~. II,rsc allnrned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20

for SW Sold a, NeT Men! oD ,H o o o . s
formerly residence OF Edmond W. oekaday dec
onu acre of The improvements arc such m VIII
Is ana, family merchant, or nechan'e-
The lot. AZ New Court house arc under certain restrictions
;, cannot private entertainments boarding
.S or this lot abo 10 the same RESTRICTIONS
H. last, uhc builin: housc)lic owner erect
J tsn store on which renders more valuable on that ac-
% -, ,Lc,c il but the pacc-Tcrms mnJc known
coui h %nv BY THE COMMISSIONER.
." New Kent, May 20, 1886. 4-wsw
r5RNPIKE Stockholders in the Man
chester Petersburg Turnpike hereby notified that tho
appon,e conomaby act passed by tho Le
oisla.uc 4h Of March, 1896, entitled an incorporating
ie Stockholders of the Richmond and Petersburg RaRoud Com
the value their Turnpike Stock have award
ed TO Thirty Dollars for each SHARE payable said surs'
being the Rail Road Company BY said act
Any Sockhodsr disposed transfer bis her stock TO saa a
Road Company the above stated do so WITHIN SIX
months from the incorporation of said RuilRoad Company "ch
took place the 5h DAY of Muy, 1895.
Blank Deeds will be furnished to
am authorised to state President and Directors o! the
Rail Road Company ready their comply with The re-
Of the Law respecting the transfer Of the Turnpike Stock
f'''''''' " ~ =. WILLIAM TAZEVELL, President
Of Manchester and Petersburg Turnpike Company
Az. N 80 4-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20

q ruor reached US to day that Gen. Houston had de-
feated party Of Mexicans and Indians, who suffered
great loss, say BOO out of 1900
THE SEMlNOLES.
We may anticipate some desulation and much panic
from the Indians, both in Florida and Alabama, during
the Summer. The latter may be reached-but the for
MGR will expect mpunty from their climate and coun-
try.--The Semnoles already spreading themselves
over the Peninsula, and threatening the nrghIourhood
of St. Augustine, and Tallahassee i!ser-We lay the
flIowing items Of intelligence before our readers to
show the extent Of the ravages which the are already
threatening:
from the Tallahassee Floidan, May II
Con SAVE TIE REPUBLIC The rntirr force Of The
United States Army left for the defence Of frontier
is estimated on g"cd authority, at 1910 men. 1t is com
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20

The Lynchburg Vjrginan charges with "disgus'ing
dsngenuonsnrss," because claim gain to party
in Lunenburg, Smylh Wytle and Lee IF This be dis
ngcnunusncss u.s. what is it in the Richmond Wing,
Which itself states among the swan Buren, san smytI,
Wythe and Lec?" lflhep Delegates, too, not htc
Wigs, how came they to attend the White Caucus of
the last winter-io among the SO members of the House
of Delegates and II Of the Srnate find recorded the
Smylh, } and Saunders of wyrhe: As to the remainder
man (Alr. Ragsdale Of Lunenbnrg) have not the
pleasure of his personal acTuainance-bsst if the L..
Nirginian will only produce certificate from either
Wing Republican in the House. thot he counted Mr..
Ragsale as doubtful we will agree hencefortrto cons
der hin rs such.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20
RHCLEG CLlLENiI-5S.

s Day-Swocpsakc mile heats, for old coils and FLIES
sub $685. forfeit 25OStsckians Eougfert tho 2i and 81
heats beating Donuldsons PcnGeslvaurCorbin's b. cAnse'
c.-amd J. IS. Sciicn's 5. T. r..' o..
ID Uay-tWainson plate, vana $500 mile casl heats
W. Il. Jonons Jeup The two last heating hompsons Viz
Sina Graves (wo the lsp hrai Cen uar C1plnin won
the 3D. krnus Pyhias, and Sckton Monmouth JeuPis said
fallen unc aud the hast hsa, almost literally three
ess.Thr 81 sweepstakes for old, mile heats sub
scrp,ion S1 paid nc n'ies Charles Magic beat Spgss'
bay licy, Dnr,cy'a C. colt, ind Giman's C. colt.
3D. Daytu Cippu took the beats heating oyccs
b. H. Jsun, k"nda's kamsec Scdens Rebel w. H. Minse's
Nick Billie, ani Ghisclin's lillU. .......
4ta Dy(s!0O0 in gold, mile kens-Johnson's ronca
the 1T and 81 heats beating Stockons Mddcser Spriss's Alta
anra omr>on'i Emcro, Dura's horse, and Halls Miss aiay
naEuceiro noby contested The a heat; coming mack and
neck with Ironeltc-Ime. u ST N. 50 SIS M 2s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20

IVY lLLlAM F. RICHIE, (la,e Of Richmond, Way
Mis-; Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Vicksburg,
lN,S"spPi) will practise Law in the counties of Kinds,
i:aromT Iazoo, Washington, Warren, the Parish Of
tb,aa IN Louisanaand in the Supreme Federal, and
D'Rcery Courts at Jackson. Feb. .-tf27
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20
THE GRAND .H.7MyNOTM
s50Ne9e-s20 OOO-$IO, OOO!-50 Prizes Of 81 ,000!
Virginia State Lottery,

25 ,8Gl Prizes, amounting 20 S'1o2oo
Whole Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters 2 So.
certificate of package of % Whole Tickets, will
he forwarded for $l4O % halves $40; 2o quarters 80;
. eighlhs $sl7 50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20
THE MEXICAN DOCUMENTS.


We have devoted the larger portion OF this days pm
per lin exclusion of many other articles 10 the official
Documents concerning the relations between Mexico
and the United Stales-and cordially concur in the OPT
MON of the Alexandria Gazette that "hey exhbitour
government in the most favorable light as aHxtoas 10
preserve perfect neutrality in the contest now gong
on IN Texas and DESTROYS only Of protecting Our own
rights and territory" r...
The Compromise .asl.-Fhe Boston Atlas (Webster
Pap'r) referred to the Enerf,s and 1" the Gtobe, for
proofs al disposition OF tie Rrrubcap party 10 cut
down the rcten"s, il and disturb the Tariff
compromise Ire ssI,-F s.enlly refers Mr.
Camrrleng Speech TO show that such also ii tire course
Of Mr.. Van Buren, bimsclF.Wr certaaly hail Mr Cam
brermgs language with Flcasrrc-as il is quoted by the
Atlas:
But The dreams sencman uss to be rouzsd-ys oro
laud- have rbb bu contrary the experience Of
ages one eternal flood of ask gentlemen will be-
came our duty mean excite aatn for do believe
IN The existence pctannc supIus butt il have twenty mil.
lions annually beyond the wants OF Government your
n r c ie respect Legislature computes for
pepetuG m m tal-s nGeti" perpetual corporations
portion of it, he taxed dollar beyond the
Government, under speculative c'eX wat The &C.
will be examined hereafter WHENEVER
1T IT Will MOST OPPRESSIVE MEASURES
c mpor,aiions o. 1885, branch, nrsc exceeded Ios'
in any previous therefore nannyisy unjust
our .rcn and most valuable pcrpetuay
if mvc twenty millions OF revenue from customs, rs
gentlemen vs. mag sporo country hall Of this excess
Of CHJrsr rAIAr!os."
a Curious Smrt.-Both the Boards of the Common
Council of New York, placed in singular predca
ment. They uaabe 10 agree on President for
ethrr-,c question turning political purity. and The
pnriirs being tied in both, viz. and s. They have
made attempts and arli they not organized
The second time they met for that purpose, the Board OF
Aldermen met at iyr in the evening" aud continued
eight hours in session, haotting in vain for President
The Board Of Assistant Aldermen met also the same
ming for the purpose and sat till o o'clock and
came result, there Ecinp Il tie still!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20

j, Of a,. aM JAll-Wa. committed runaway to the
81 rc en'u': county, Virginia, bHeth day Of March,
%Pc who his Patrick md that he belongs
absu, 10 Of The county Said negro appears
e, years Old IL feet inches high tolerably black
tina, made his knees bent inward his right ono rnher
and lie hnd on when committed, good cotton Shirt
~ % double yarn and cotton cloth, OF dark
CONE Shoes and old fur hat. The owner rcqucatcd
We law DIRECTS ' "'" away Tss no W., cu vS I,,,
-ehoutg &. II, Nav g. 1896 ."-1... lit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20

@ Ssyd Il Tavern ASamnrlcS negro man named iswrs,
ssreb,J his stout and black has small scar
r tha caused bv tho kick OF colt no
rsar.v lie supposed to DO in the ucishhorlood
boy wha or on the rail rond he went Off conn
m apprehension and commitment, any Jail in tho State,
Nav 81 81 MIN again, Or $50 fd.ivcred 10 ME.
14-lNl THOMAS GARLAND.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-20

SoTY eaSurerS Of the Srhout Commissioners Of Virginia
ago packets deposited in the rost Office OF this
r, TO the Clerks Of tho respective county and eosIo-
cl VI Tue State which the postage accidentally
w M aa E'ch packet four copies Of the annual
rr ,b OF the Literary Fund.- to the last Lesis-
a,,r, winch are intended for the Of the School Com
other 10 remain in the Office Of the Clerk Of court,
M nJ r OF aneh citizens may desire to know the state
s,, .y 's important institution, the in which the
,sp PRIMARY schools conducted, in tho several cou'-
nscny and tho advantages disadvantages Of the
Paw the OF the School Commissioners requested
they will charge in their annual accounts)
"'e reports asrerahly TO tho direction on cuch copy.
~-'''' S''h May 1S.R At
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-29
a.s D. l.. FARNAM'S f'E & Plytesst Lifting Ssss1 FO2-c6ssg
 PTJMPS. "

MANUFACTURED BY J. s. LEIBERT & co.
 at Germanto,rn, near Philadelphia, Penn. NO. l, Large Pump for raising water for lN the supply of Villages, or any purpose where great quantity of water is required, they will raise 200 gallons per minute ~5
 No. 2, will raise 60 gallons per minute, the above are well calculated for Steamboats, Ships, Stone Quarries, or Fire Engines, for Steamboats they are valuable for filling boil CTS or water tanks, washing decks, and may be a safe guard in case of fire, as Engines they will throw water; No. l, 100 feet, No. 2, 60 feet perpendicular. as -.li saa.
 No. 3, for deep wells of 100 feet or less they will work easy any depth, will raise 20 gallons per minute. 'et ..,5 5.,. .,...,..i ..
 No. House pump for drawing water from wells, cisterns, or springs, from any distance height not exceeding 90 feet, and will raise from l0 to 20 Ogailons per minutes Recording to height and distance.
 These Pumps are all formed of metal. oi the most lasting qualities, they are very sim pie in their construction, and those parts sub. ject to friction are packed with Leather, and may be readily renewed, (should they ever require it,) by any person of ordinary capa- city 2 years experience and the general ap- probation of those having used them, are guarantee of their superior qualities, over 700 being now in use.r II a ", a' af~-g
 For Pumps ia the County q Litchfeld, creep Warre1a Washington and Ne,c- MiilJord, Gppls to R. s. POTTER, in LitehGeld Village
 July 20, 1886. 7h