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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-11

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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-11

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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-11
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-11


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l6torioa). oatirt pom 1ltsn Sauuar, 1885.
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arcBes Gleno perurIaht. Sdslld
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res Tint crfOmmsn 5u flnpen, wel-
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tporoen 1T. 6erroen Don Bieb,
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alss elsentbums in SIT sT!orioa
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retbiten 8auern lIno an Den Bet,
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felt uno fe6ten bis;umlssten Qtben1,
5ue. llnlere Mtuslsute baben bic
panos pcu III tbun, tpsnn 1e lire
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wDDen. gtwa Elm Qiertel unlererI
regnlaren Sruppen 1T 9st6otet ooer|
perwunoet. allies pos esaeu Die
Snoianer setban miro, tnuB Dor
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-11

Orev @rserlh rlhittsrunsen ipeeften
Die 9elfDner aus DEN,
Sblafe, Die sspeD erIfen t,ur Ypes
ni9bemerfbar: beftD ernilbafteruno
ftdrfer aber Die brittle. Oie (eltsne
grlbeinuas sitsg jeoobbarn,tos por-
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-11
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~ s Ren,uap u.
(. SeIledee.

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Y eerrsfppnpentsn bon Sranffort IN
Sentnfp, Die Mahricbt baB Ser
Ssnat $. Gle Blu paBirt tlno BON Dem
gspupsrnenr = leaes Staates unters
|ibrtsbsts tputoe. Diefe 2lFie ,pur.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-11

Qanee' Der Ser. etaatsn unb Srantrsib.
Dte 2(usfubr bon oisfsm eanoe
talo9 Srontr.ib betru9 poriQes Sdbr
fl'nt uno fsbenSts Miaionsn Srans
tsm uno Die elnfubr Bon Nranfreih
apt t'no ilebsnslg Mil|ionen @eioe,
SS1ranov { uno Wein GuoDie Saupt-
Art'fsl Der ginfubr ,pelNe ale tpir
obns S6mierlsfsit entbebren f6u,
tlen-sSautnrpolle III Der 9auptare
tlfsl Der ousfubr.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-11

9owf. Als eborlep Onatbio, elm
'ebsf Der freunolibsn portsi, (ldb
!oer Nu6fabrtlng C'insr pldus spie,
otrfetel lbeb er i'm ousenblitflid
t''sosr. gr bests. sinsu uuaustils.
6aren 9a6 .sesen ben, gsneral
Sbemplon. Den 2!sent{n Der Ne-
9leruns unS oennob selonQ IS linn,
1iele .Ge(ll1uus auf cine
70 eeuanote 9Gei(e i'm 5nnern ce s
9srsens 3u verbersen ou6 Sbp,n,
len t'is :, an isiner NsolibFsit ,msi.I
felte. An Dem sase, 100 Dis(sr pon
Den Jnolanern iu leiner QBobnuno
hberfaQen tpuree, fttl er bon Qc,
psIs etserer 6ano. 9ret Saae]
nabksr NOR poruea seaenmdrtis IN
Der SeNIabt bel Der OutB!aconhp,
Gein 9nolaner glabme 1T SGola,
Man befirbtet oaB er bartnddi-
gen Wieoerfano lei,fen ,perDe,
Der Berluft, ben ermit Ctinen Der
beernnsen anstrittstbat miro foum
NIT I Mi|llen Sba|er su ssisesn
fem. = .r% ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26
Piano HI9rtcS.

lib OBERT NUNS, CLARK & cos PIANOS
"a with Metallic Brace and Plate. Grand Action .2"-
sounding board, upper hampers and two Pedal "s
subscriber is constantly receiving supplies from Inc
above makers the superior quality OF whose Instruments
in all respects is duly acknowledged by daily increasing
demand for them throughout the United States and i'
Canadas and they offered in Richm''nd al '''
same price the makers charge in New York, adding ct"
y freight and insurance. the subscriber hopes t" receive
continuation Of the patronage so literally h's'""'n "
the above establishment by the citizens OF tichi''"'
and Of the State in general.
To those not already acquainted with these lnsfu'
ments it may be supcrluous to saw, that thcy are
made with particular regard to keeping in tune a." o."
cct desirable. especially when distant from ci'i'''
where tuners seldom to be met whD having nos 'n'
" the Metallic Plate but also the Bruce the most esq
ta of all metallic applications in the Square Piano "F
THIS brace is not applied by any makers except .>'"''
Clark x Co.
GRAND ACTION.
The Grand Action applied in these lnstruIn,h'''
Of simple construction at the time most cl. ''.
in its operation, being easy To the touch p'odu'''-
powerful soft tone at the will Of the Pcr!ormrf' %
will remain in perfect good order for many yea:s ~
Dampcrs are made improved plan, har:"@ ''
times the quantity Of cloth. and otherwise varying !
the ordinary dampers which them TO operate Vt
ter, will last much longer and not liable to suCH
make ngIing noise, often The with those % "
! ordinary construction. D.,
IJ'A guarantee in writing entities the purchaser -,
return exchange his instrument any time wi'H!" '"'
year. should it prove detectye.eQ rbs
All new Pianos sold TO remain in this city: WIZ -
kept in tune year withou, charge.
No charge is made for packing or packing cast
Pianos tuned, repaired and taken in exchan$r' up
p II. TAlLO
Opposite the Ea"k Of Ms'"''
January 10. 79-",h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

would have received no councnance from me. like
no, lis features and count,nance, and trust Thai It VIII
not be cherished by this House, for fear that when
grows fRlo strength and manhood, it may become the
author of incalcuube mischief.
In conclusions Mr.. Speaker, must repeat that am
willing CO. action on this subject as far as pTa
dcnce may dictate. believe that our conduct on ms
mischief it is not elnpcrcdby caution and moderation
country in opposing This resolution and in awaiting the
report of your committee, not doubling that they will re,
commend Il satisfactory 10 the people: Hheh
,b, rnno,t shall come before Us shall attempt 10 adopt
the rs! course of legislation that may suggest itself
Shall discharge, to the best of my ability, the rus! with
which am clothed, and with firm coniienc" IN The
final result leave the subject in the care OF that Being
who holds in his hands The destnies of Nations.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

LAND Orrlcr. Va: December Z, lc:E'.
I'm conformity to al Act entitled IAN Act. to reduce
y into enc act the several concerning ESclratorS.
passed on the 9Th day OF January, Isl? do hereby
make known 10 all whom il may concern, that 1t appears
bv the certificate of the Esccaor Tor the county Of
Northumberland da'.l the 10Th day Of November, 49,
and received into tie Land Office, that by lnqHsnn
and office found on the day and year last aforesaid tie
following Lands late tl,c property OF james S dec d.
have duly cscIucalrd to this Commonwealth, VIZ: one
tract n % acres less and one OF acres, more
g. less and both in the Parish OF Lower ST Stephens. III
Northumberland county. W. SELDEN,
)rc,u,hrr I,;J-Iril Rfnisicr Land OfTrr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

a ~ - - ,.,,. -, t,e Courthouse, the 18th
81 Buckingham e Cuu'''J w wy 49,. :. ..
day of October, 1850: p,;,,;g
Lawson ". ly"i'
against ~ ro. ,,Jor,o, Admir- of
Thomas j. IloFeF, anu '"''''' r,r;.rG,uts
Samuel Sanders, orc d. r., - 49,. ,,;,r entered
The defendant. Thomas ). "ioVei, Nv. ta tho Act
his appearance anu give" 60. md il appcar-
of Assembly and 'hr rules oil tils n ~ iphabt-
ing: by satisfactory e'inhcei '' ~, ,I sid absent
ant OF this country: u IS o'HIe"' '"I r. Tho No IT
defendant d" appear mere Oh t''e ' wy I;t;G: and
March term, ana answer l'ie III" :" W p,J T., some
that copy OF .iiis o'.e nc :.. n;hnnd for Two
newspaper Puos1,u III t''' Iay ,, ,n, door of the
lnoh'IS: Su'e' - '"''o r'
Courthouse w ti's '"u'i'y' ,,Dp1Dcp , r
Copy. 1TSs' ~ 3s-wsw
4'o'e"l"ei - -----.-.
EN- CHANCERY-VIHGISIA.-A Circuit Suler c
81 Court OF Law and Chancery, continued ann 'le'' o
ousa county nj the Court House thereof on Saturday.
I'm, I.,h ,Iav of September ISIS.
James A. McAstcr an infant, by Thomas w: LAM
his ext friend Thomas p RIppeto and Louisa me- WIZ
Thomas W. Lane in his right, fitIls
against III
Albert c. Shepherd, administrator, with inc VIII d."
nrxcd Of Vim. McA!stcr, dec d., homas linton anu
Rrbccca his wlic, Wesley So!c ana nii"aor'' i' ~
Garland: -tlthan!cl join, anu D''J''''''' ~ Ir
\. A.
The defendants. Garland HlciAISur Na'li'e. c :'.
Ali>trr, and Benjamin NcAi'Srt' "ho are I;,;a:
this Commonwealth, and against %''o'" LII. P'" T
pear to have proccedru III me ''"u' ::, =, !r
III relation To absent "ci."ua"ts; S 7 t.,
on motion OF the r!ainlIi'S: me p'' " ~ 80 L heard m
LOT cn''rsSru, iu .nS ,:nI,nts cyL;bils and
INC plil: "hS"''s Vi liz 'l'''i .l h., rrrs,I nh
rAafiihat'oiS VI "lt"esS's' ""' 81, l:Jo o-d.r
CONSIDERATION "i'.IT"': ,'' Eo ~ 10 i; Ir.
and decree, ,n.t A'oett " ~ ~ ~ A. ai;.,.r
Dy:"PP",ht" i'"Sue 80 !''' P I'hn f,I;Gor and
acceascu' inu ti,' "F o ''"u"'| rI rr,,.,oo -.
"iir 40 suFrehocI |" LEG s''u '"'P''iu' La. j.,
Aforesaid the hcSr" man, wi''ch ''eS '. In on.
Their PnsSrSalHi an, winch was one u ''ie A. AZ;
Vryrd IN trust ny " 'a'" ''TN,''''i ~ ,I sid
Ter ~ Inc deed % trust III me p''i '"n ''"'" WV" ~
nrgru uan, together With The elmer hr2tn'S ieI'." "
IN the bill: and III the answer Vi the ut'eH'H"'' P
herd, and other trust property mentioned ID sa'u ''
swcr, he The said ShcpIrrd shall Eolh ana possess '
jet to the provisions and purposes mentioned ana SCI
forth in the said deed ottrust from said " lillian sc.As
ter TO said james 'cA!'stcr nrar,n5 Hae te d. ahy
Of August IS2, copy Of which has been hrd W'H TIE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

TExIAy MEErING.-At one Of the largest and most
respectable meetings held in the city Of New Or
l,ans convened at Bishops Hotel, on "Wednesday eve
nnr Jan o. to receive the commissioners Delegated by
the provisional government OF Texas, Mr. ChrIsIy WAS
called to the chair, and J. II. Caldwell and VIA Bryan
Esqrs. were appointed Secretaries. ~
The commissioners, Col. Austin, Dr.. Archer, and W.
H. Wharton, ESQ. invited 10 seats with the calI'
The object Of the meeting was satisfactorily stated by
the chairman after which the meeting was addressed III
n very eloquent and impressive mannsr by Messrs.
Archer, Austin and Wharton, Brdsoc oi Kentucky,
and Ellis.
The following resolutions we're passed with accia'na-
ton:
Rcsolrcd That in the Of tins meeting the cause
in which the people of Texas now cnghsrd Is Tic
cause olru light, and liberty, against Tyranny, priest
craft. and military domlnaticn
Rcsoircd That we hereby congratulate them on the
a! brilliant achievement That resulted IN The down'a
OF San Antonio
leSo,rcd That wc deeply lament The less OF Co.. a'
lam who brayrly conducted the troops at San Antonio
and who nob!y fell in The Of liberty and his OPP
pressed country.
ResOlrd That the proceedings Of This meeting be pub
sicd in all the papers Of this city.
WIN. CIRlSTY, Ch"irmca
4 H., IT. S Gt7 % sere'"riss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

d S6h REWARD for the apprehension OF DEN.
~ sSNE Ms. negro nan belonging to the Estate
Gf Anthony Waddy IT, dec die made his escape
about the middle Of December la$t-Whrn last heard
Of he was seeking passage TO Rchnond by boat from
Goocll!an! G. IT. He is rather low black complexion,
lrsy face polite and intelligent about AZ years DID,
lie has probably obtained free papers and is seeking en-
Payment brick layer and p.aStcTcc or may be rah.
inr his way IN some Tree Siatr-Thr above Reward
will be given to any person who will deliver him 10 Fac
in Louisa county. or secure him in Jail.
GARLAND ;. WADDI.
.Ha'r. IF .inti0"y Haddy, jr.. dmd.
I'm IL 1T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26
POETRY.
e ,,yru WIT EENxtSs uN>I-S".

~, soloyinr b.auiu lines composed as ht' y"
,Lr youn- man no3y rescued an only chd o d. NJ
cd mother ''o'" ''' " ' 81. Ct1jrSSiHc Ci-'he
New York. ,:.L.o1 Of, b;,c las, uicbt
poh honor more thy name,
-rl,n if victorious il the fight
Thou :, raise thy country 'amS'
To pnic the wreath which now lay
Gpon thy ycur!'ul head,
Not envy tongue can ever say
One drop OF blood was Snee
When tossed upoa the stormy deep
Thou walk'st thy watch al nishtj
Or in thy COT; below asleep,
Tnis 5ahc will be il sight
And like the s:Chcru5" Coz thy path
A loo. ont keep for thuc;
And if engaged in battles wrnth,
Froa danger III keep thee free.
mothers prayers will now each night,
For thee ascend high;
And she will havc--oh, blessed sight,!
Her infunt knceins by.
Whom she will teach TO lisp prayer,
And raise its little hands,
To beg tha, thou may'st DC the care
OF him ss,yho all commands
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

a GREAT BARGAIN MAY BE HAD.-Tie0
"A Bioodcd Horses for Sale-one five years old next
Spring tho other four years Old Those wishing pur-
chase, can sec the pedigrees. They are of the Sir
Charles, Dragon, Dio;ued, Sir Harry, Gouty, Wdar,
Fearnought, and sgnet blood. The grand dam of the
sienet mare Hambleon Primrose; the grand dam of
Primrose was Selma the grand dam of King Herod Of
England. JOS. SCOTT.
Amelia, near Goodies Bridge, Dec. IL. 64-w9w-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

We are very much inclined TO think that tho course
pursued BY the antAlasonc party in the Legislature at
Harrisburg will break down the Administration Of Go
vernon Rnrr, an event which should greatly d.pore
Tic title Of lnqnstcn given to tho committee, will rem
der its proceedings extremely unpopular Most people
and cannot easily be made TO believe, HAT possrsss
under the cloak of CHARITY such spirit ohostiIy TO the
interests Of the public, would justify tic arrest and
imprisonment Of respectable citzrns, who have never
been ruilty of any crime than wearing leather
npryn in the srrcls.-Phi Ga:,uc, (Nlg)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26
January 10.

N AND FOR SALE-Thc subscriber wlshrs o,,,a
the Tract Of Land on which lie resides !" Inv
ty of Cumberland, Willis river containing T%s land
about $50 acres of which Willis bottom ,l,n,bood
is situated in an agreeable and pleasant w.. ra
With the advantages of wnter navigation from '"e
- tho ci,v of Richmond The improvements are m,i
and suited 10 the comfortable accommodation o. ,oyc
family. He would also sell tract adJo:n!nE Inc
supposed 10 contain about l7U acres JOo' - sl5s
November u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26
CouMIs:ipSEE's OFFICE.

Louisa COGnly, "a UrCrn'L"T: Ic't'.
The parties interested i'll the foregoing decree are
hereby notified that have appointed The fourth Mon
daY Of February next, TO settle the accounts Therein men
toned at The Tavern of james Smnot X CO.. Louisa g.
Io.sc between the hours of o'clock i'll tie morning
and o'clock in the evening" when and where they arc
required to attend with their vouchers.
CHARLES S. JONES, Commissioner
No, ~ 1D-w.iw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

VIRGls1A-Wr ore happy to perceive, By the i"'Iow
ne report Of the proceedings Of the Virginia liouse OF
Delegates, of the =4th u that the resolution offered Sc
yrra DAYS previously by MI G,iuer has been rejected
by decisive vote. The obvious design OF the rcSoiu
ton was to excite irritation and feeling between the u
eren sections of the Union, upon the vexcd question OF
slavery and to promote, through the interference o'
congeEal Executive, the formation of Southern con
federation The debates highly animated ana Inc
vote of the majority sustained by unanswerabie az
gumenl and eIoqucncc. In giving this sketch OF the las.
DAYS proceedings, from the Richmond Enquirer we can
the attention of the reader 10 the resolutions which MI
Garland of aIcckIenburg, of the abcst members o
the Virginia Legislature announced his intention to III
trolucc.-.Atany .3rgus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

a GENTLEMAN residing above Underwater wishes
"a +, employ for the present year. Lady qnrIiird to
teach the ordinary branches of an English rdncati"n
the French language, painting and music. though the
latter is no. Indispensable. Address to this office.
Ian ~ 7!I-2aw.}w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

IInnnlh SIlnSOn; I TF4I'
against
Nancy c. Stnson, Elvira Stnson Elizabeth c. Sim
sou. james C.. Snson, John RI. Slinson Virginia ID:
Slnson. America a. Stnsou, George NJ. StInson and
james Baird and Susan Ills wife, formerly Sllnson,
Defendants.
The defendants Jamc; Baird and Susan his W lie aud
VIM Slinsvn, MT having entered their appearance nd
rivcn security according to the Act Of Assembly and
the Rules Of Ibis Court aud it appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that they not inhabitants OF this country:
is o.l,rrd That III" said absent defendants do appear
here on the first day o. the next March tcrn and an
swcr the bill of the plaintiff and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
in the City of Richmond. for two months successfully,
and posted the front door OF the Courthouse oil ih!s
county. L. E-DflDbr, ~; D. -
Jan ). '"-"Hw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

HhICHAED HILL, Jr, having become resident Of
ia Richmond offers himself to the Public As General
Aren't and Collector in the State of Virgina-He may
Cotton and Clarke, near The Bell Tavern.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

mate the number Of hostile warriors at more !iah i've
Lurdred They NAV however, be greater than 1t is here
sunpcscI as some OF the newspaper estimates raise them
as p kigh as twelve or fifteen hundred There cannot
however be in all Florida one Thousand warriors capa'
bic of bearing arms Still from the nature OF Inc cou
irv and the habits and mode of fighting of the Indians
thew are able by separating into small detachmens 10
lay waste an extensive country and 10 do immense nus
CHEF And is this mode Of fighting, which rehacfs i
q, difficult TO oycrtakc and subdue the;n.-V.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

They will be constantly receiving Frr>l! Goois
they arrive in port and errr their friends in Nirgina
the usual facilities offered them at E"ir location
WRIGHT. WINSTON * SYEBBINS.
Nrw York. JAN I'd, l-.}i. IJ--2ft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

NTOTlCE.--Tursuant to Il Deed" Trust, executed Ia
q the suhscrilrr and Charles Thompson, jr. by Sam.
url Cochran. bearing date the 3st of October, 49,
and duly recorded in the Clerk office Of Hanover Cou
t. Court. shall proceed 10 SELL Monday, the l5ih
day of February. lS: if fair if not the NEXT fair day
thereafter At public ancon, the premises for ready
money, for the purposes therein expressed, the Tract Of
Land in said Trust Deed cnqncd. lying OH both strs
of Little river, in the county Of lian"vrr, and Goliath
ing three hundred and forty nine acres, which ..'i"
is Grist ard Saw Mill, lanyard. and various o;h'
improvements Selling trustee shall convey srra
TILE only is vested in by the Trust Decd Trough
the title is believed to be good and unqncsOna5Ic.
J. ID. G.. BROWN, Trns't.
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title of which, is in the following words, TO WI: The
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CoywAT RuEIH>OS. Volume II. Containing Practc"n
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IL The following extract from Mr.. Robinson Pre-
face to his Second Volume, will give idea OF lis
contents:
"Tllc consideration that under the Judicial system Of
IIrrinia Chanccry causes must often be decided With
out The benefit Of Ibrars and desire to make the
lInc useful beyond the limits of The State, have together
induced to greater scope to It than It's name IN
ports. IL is i'll truth, treatise upon the principrS Z"
equity well the practice, and will prove. think
convenient hook of reference to the practising lawyers
III any portion of The Union. In it will he icnn" Tie
Jr@na Statutes aud Decisions, such Ad publications. IN
the Chancu-y Of EHgiam and feinnd as 1t seemed pro-
per to mention account of Their importance ii liz"
recent dale at which they made, and most Ot the
Equity Decisions in the Lnitcd &atcS The .Ncr lir'
Reporters C0rH,E. .jDhH$GH COrcn. HIndcH. U"PfihS
and Fniyc: CT ed nearly often those IT r"'nt
Frequent reference is made 10 the Decisions OF the Su
prime Court Of the Lniicd Sdfrs in DTi'"%, frarh,
UhcOR and Peters, To uSG OF Alr Justice &n.y IN Nh
aud 10 the Decisions Of S9"hh Cnr"!ina in Gdy D'
SanSs"5c and .UcCOrd-and occasionally citations are
made from She Pennsylvania Cases in l"cs, Rinn"y ami
RHric ard from tic Massachusetts Reports, inciudnHIn
thu latter not only those called. but ten volln"
Of Mr. Pjchuing.
The Second Volume Of Rob;nsons Practice, confirms
il2 pages with table Of Contents and table d. Gases
cited, comprising Il pages and complete Index 10 !ni
volumes, embracing 2O6 pages more, unAimg alt"@'nT
Gy6 pages 1t is in the Binders ha:ls and wiil -
for sale at the store Of the subscriber in Richmond n
1oor II days. Price Of the Volume. 81 81 cts.
September II. [:!y-tt. ROBERT |. SMITH,
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