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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02

E1OR Sale a, tie Richmond Enqurcr Office, JOHN.
Y son x, D"Tant's best PhiIadrph News and Book
INK. (wn,ranlrd:) n t.iI nlnvralr prices
a. n rostant >"rpg kcrt hHa4 Ia s"i! Ike sS"sDaS
aud crery dispJs0n Shuscn Ia 0hgc d<tani Printers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02

TAINTED, for the CUSHING year. honest. sober,
w capable. Male House Servant. Lkt~;Sc, Fee
air 10 attend Chambers and Wash Enq;irc al this
Office Roy. Il
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UNIFIED STATES DESERTER.

JNTFED ) IA rs DESEK HEX.
TISIlIRTY DOLLARS REWARD Deserted rom
B the Recruiting Rendezvous 4, Rirhnond. Virginia.
on Monday night. the DIST inst. JAMES MlLLlA, Il
recruit in The ID Regiment L. s. Dtagpns, CumPan' B.
There is good reason believe that said drsctcr
tines rors under false tie is SoncirrS known
by the nau,r of iulnCs olc; H. is six feet high AIRED
twenty cur or more has rudy cnnpirylnn dark blue
eyes and black hair, with s:la black whkcrs ana by
SCENTS himself having been bern il Chester county,
Penn. but he is believed Ivy t" h. native Of til"
City Of New York. From circumstances. i. is thought
tia! ne has gone Westward via Charlottesville. i"
public generally especially the r1itaGs "f Washing"
ton county Va whrnce he cac. requested 10 Dc
the look Gut
The above reward will he paid for his delivery at any
u s Sa!icn or 10 tie subscriber
WILLIAM NJ. FULTON.
Capt ~ Reg L. S. Dragons, Recruiting Officer
Richmond N"v. ~. SIT
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iOal wh". Fcocr wagons an! cats, 600! wiA" OAR.
lutdib St'cS"+, white Oak. go 49,, o,a
39 Iiu BoA, Black Elm, 10 inches i""E;fon to
j inches h!alcicr
10 u1y t'l.c rl heading r!ui 'tivc i'':iv'>.
IN. yyhu :, D.. delivered by Isl faTrh RI
i" wii pleas: ell Aii!c e'!!e"''1'!'
:, cor hos il .,u'iIl De sawed.
n snn:,"c' apply to Col. C. s. ionc
i'' ""'''"-' ''fr'' join WIGHT.
(;rpcra a II ,iG Pc9i'rTf!Gry
NJ sppAIATEOCK ArABEMr.-rhis Institution WI open on
as Tie I5h av rn!Cr The Superintendent " ar
IN .. A. wis rricjp ~ aided ny co"r"'v"t .'' "!P''S
si;.nts Tie oar experience OF Nj L-viS III the
v,. an his competence he .sk :" veil au"''c" ~ Ms
j, the .tituol afford arpI: pledge o; i've" ''
an, Of t!use who may DC con''U'o Els
.,. oIu .r,rl
r,;s, ;un rara:ias Naimd Fnl' snIh" ;h iroTE "''
Pacific Survr:iis anemE'cs, ana ha l'a'"' "eN ~
Flcacl L r"na.cs ,,;. Dad .ir;,;,r
rc Iiir 5oeu.a al this Institutions iacui"g EHaG iu''"
;.,nr &C. ;ih 1:ionn 3d. BedSa; ana t,, s.M
I I.,I: FOR ; nn! fielding, ifiai<h" tie ch"r2c WI m -
n - Lor. ,.t enlightened experience" 81 TIC "
81 Ike SITUATIONS, md tie advantage @! COCA i"'!
Institution inuance oil laat i'bo"I E'"o"
cn;ovo, by Tor several years past. ., .,,,,,.
Litter. addressed 10 Principal. nj 'i'tnTo rni
ri L 18th rc ccr!" and that tin: to TIE 'P4Ia
Ac"iI"y' d ~ '"' joins II. hTKNAhp,
'ci'!o" presGcg. u HrGSa y Irr i2S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02

TNIIIE subscriber having purchased of NessEs y. L.
~ J. r. Miller, their entire stock of .hedtcsnes'
ps;,,s D.s stsfs &c., most respectfully informs his
friends friends and the pubic generally that he intends Sonsa
ing The business al eir cid stand Gone door above .nG
Mansion House, where he will at all times nave on 'ana
ncrl und well selected assortment OF articles IN Ills
~ md rldres himself tn sell them, al wholesale or re
tail. as cheap as any Druggist in this city. .r.,o
IL; Iso socits continuance of The patronage OF tho
phys.c."'' PORTER ROBINSON.
concern. "a a.
Nnv. :. - -
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3 oNNON ANNALS Beautiful English a rnua|s
i for 1887. Just received, by recent iupor,atious
Jennings Landscape Annual, for lc37Ihe Oriental
Animal, t;r Ic:j7'Ehc E"glish Annual Tor lc:3T-and
The Is; aH:ilul Git, in splendid binding, at
Euv il I:I--is1 G.. HALLS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02

T8NiiE subscriber intends TO continue his School, tho
ID ensuing year, at Clifton, six miles above Gay lurS
vile, and within threc hundred yards OF the route
Gently surveyed for The Louisa Rail Road. IL his School,
will b" taught ie Greek, Lain and EnI: an;raGcs
His School will commence the 10Th Of January next
and terminate he Is. Friday in December following.
There vii! he vacation r m"n!h il Tie :Gri;i!tr
commencing The second Friday in June. The fee
Tor tattun. will sc go per scholar, payable on"ialf at
whom he boards, will Accommodate four small boys with
board, washing, lodging, fuel SC fox ga each. M
boy, who read. will be admitted INFO 81" sch"n;
and n0uc will hr taken fer shorter rrr:i laa the
whole lie has had wrnty-f years experiences
in teaching. and The best proof he rive Of his Glgcn!
and faithful attention to his pupils, is: that many Of those
whom he has taught, are receiving trqsa five hun
drrd thousand dnI!ars per anrun, far sE s"rvicrs
Letters TO MIR. l"I the snScriI,er sGnid he d.
rcc:cd to Hedun Post Office Hanover
JOHN G. NELSON.
Cticn Hanover Co., Nov L. 5G-St
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LOUISA RAILROAD COMPANY.
yJ;rJ Euyr;b fjiI nHH SiIiH instruments.

a T meeting of The President and Directors of The
"a Louisa Rail road Company, at Taylorsvlc, on
Monday the olst day of November: is"6-
Rcsorcd, That the slockh"lders OF the Louisa ha'!.
road Cnmpany be- and they arc hereby required 10 pay
into Tie Farmers Bank Of Virginia. twenty dnars per
sorc on each share Ct stock held by them in the said
Company, in instruments, as follows five d"iaFs per
share on the Ist day Of January nox! five dollars per
Shay, On the LIST day Of Frbruary nex f:e dollars per
share on the LIST day of March next; and five dollars
per share on The Isl day Of April next.
By order Of the B"nrd, ,,. ~,
NATHANiEL THOMPSON, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02

liz P!GaicrS rim ,Cisb ~ wigr"tr IL h'HS'$Hfiyt
VALUABLE rLhNTATiDN for sn!f-the sa!>,!'''' i" cor
sequence OF the death vi bis partner. Tcha" " !Err "rf'
for Han, ;:nn aui Nrsr"s II laIoo Goa , ""' Is'
fr: l;.;,. the .f4DiLEI u ~ :"" Il CO" lists
m !,ru at c!ioics !:i: w"I .uPi yiiA we: ma ton
BEL -!iij" nfc:irtinai!on - Negroes
iccrpium o Wish ar - 10 ~ wGr"."i h"''!-
with huf, mules, ne, nh2 S:r' r. rs, anu
cori ari ! u: Tor The pa"tioA lh;'" ~" '"t i;V'
,r,". nrr trr, 81: viri cleared AMI IL cr''ao
Ga TIC land ws Him.. uus. nuj out 'nt- D." h'iI
scnlrac COOL quarters. god -ih 'i ~" 'a "
u,v prs. ans ia.riri /" LuIA i"'! r O.; '"t ii
fll Tia for w'"h made, All ir c2'cA ~" ~" fri ~
on sYc properly ! large, -" di' ale Il i#" " :n"
.io ii ry king the No!crn ED :. : ares aG
Eand, ind The Southern "r "iJln ii|acr WI"
III; ,r~rr,rn ai - iid, which !!lsrc t. ""r tc"
tia .a.-, anh leave cIc in good hpf '"' '''".
session si.cl S.ra the crop -;c:eA An& pes " "i'
i:p 20 prraSr III: Imr ni!n& 80 ara
din. Bent fmnc \ Turner. the "n!srS IT !hAHn
V,r,.i,r,: join c. Turner z Co.. M.nccsr' Eu'', hip
to- N.y: Orleans, and the SUBSCRIBER ~ ,iac!rz:
WILLIAM EEEEiDAi.
" There cnouIh and with "l"t ;:r .' can
Clear this wia:ct 100 i@j haaa 10 mS. u c -; sa
.,,''
september y f'-H'h'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02

'Tbr Insoec,o Tobacco, AZ Tho several "
IL - ninh.noaI will petition the Legislature ." us ''
- in.rcy.. Of .hei: compensation for co"pe-sc' ~
Srp,. %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02

mnTiRSIIAV'T 10 Decree Of Buckingham Conniy
& 80, j., gu;, perrow and others Hill, shall
asoccrd, on Wednesday, the a5.h day of December if
F if otherwise, on the next fair day thereafter to sell
OH the premises, public auction to The highest oIaaer
on credit Of $, IT, and "a months YsS H'rEs
Land m Hunts Creek in the County OF brcNinshn"';
i.l"" ;rb Is situate the Slate Quarry community caird
p" T,S Bis s onay and rrna'1a6e m the quantity
and quality Of The slate which ii ycldsIlhs Pr"p
is valuable. and should attract tbs attention Of ca'i
noras. with approved security and decd Of t7uSI %
secure The purchase money, vii! be FeqniFrd 1881,
Se'u'e '"- BALDWIN M. PAYNE,
- o. r5c-v,ds1 Commissioner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02

~u3TrkpONY LAND far sa'c.-W be sold at The
IYa Bowling Green, on Jauy Caroline Court day nc&t'
9, highest bidder between and 800 "ct ,r or m%e,
OF 10 grounds. the Manpony river. I'M" 1nd IS
the Milford Depot II adams the lands of AlessTs De-
arna sutton, Todd, and Baylor and portion of it Ii.
able 10 occasara oveows from the rivef bat P"rna-
men, dam of The Raarad across the inlet oa PrvI-
lcre of uniting gates it, tlm.ers for whchafe ady
fycd will secure the greater part from inpnaaiiow
The subscriber will also grant the adsahrgf 10 nIr.
r' H.. Of maxine DIM any where his land, ae
the improvement complete The land will be sI r.
cor Tho date If the sale Further particulars Will be
made known by reference the aud Arthur
B. Claylcn Esq, who will show the land at my ', INC
Nov1 rs -wiw$l GEOR1E - ia LIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02

SNTM. II. UOWISON. Attorney at Law. Commits
w sioner in Chancrry and Notary Public. Of!cr
at the South West corner Of tie P"wha'an House. Tor
merIv occupied by The late d. Briggs, Esq
Nnr I, Ij-.it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02

ATOTlCE-l wish 10 er,poy Female Teacher Tor
l lie ensuing year. One quaI!"d To leach The Eng
tn and French Languages, ami Music. will meet with
situation and liberal wages. b. addressing letter TO
JNO. 7. u. HARRIS.
,,L;.,.r;iI, NV 57-SL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02

FEgVO TEACIlEkS.-h gentleman, with a family,
8 qualified to teach The Lnn and English languages.
may obtain healthy and dcsrahl" residence. and Think
a icr alive situation, TEACHER BY applying to a. b.
BurLoursvIe, Orange county, Va.
ST. Il :jii-wilJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02

AND FOR SALE.WI be sold on SATURDAY; Tie ~ "ny q"
~ rcn.cr the mcx; hrGay 'hrf"atc Gun
Y cAru,e II, clin. house u the late JOHN P""" d'rd
in Ac .aIa q! uchn. hGm: seven mics o!th o the "i '
% r m IN, on i,ch lived coa:Ht";n 'Gn-
,,rd and yy five th"rrnoGmh"u ."n Eu"drG al "i
are in woods, H5 frd with oak, nlnr &G-n ' "'"''H
house good roI'noIO"' ri"u%i u" C"n
a," are family with the usual necessary ga; h"i a'o &oo
,., ?c" Az several w"'l mn"ur" t"cc" los rs" aie
o.crd and other uii t;e'-
Tn" f well enclosed ~" :c"I !tGcrS y MIA"
crop -! wheat Il; hr .""n. ~ :, w
.o".mi; a":- ia aii":riHc he agfs me "i H
OF H. M"!&H
y,o iriy ~ the Gul region, and IL SID - it !fS'= -
contain " In rn.iIp. that i"t!-!'' '""i'' -nh
tract ne n" IL aha eleven '' '''-
IN, II, ,ca Can't James Anderson an othTS tnt -! &;I
ciaiiy tie i,- i;ni la"rns ihc team" q "'r VIA
h. ,.: Ihc ls day oi Oc'"cF, $50 '" -" cI
m ,n roul arIuai rnfcA :rin= " w" -''
rnr.o,i w Yrii l"i {" lie in'' " cor H. pay
,,cr,. The rd wi: f"i-di, p; ni'"'" 10
Thomas pnan Esd. Capt James Anirrs"H ~ ~ t"'S Al
cucG. of the premises IL" ao'" "G''5" ' ~
I, will he .yy.! p:cy ,hr -" oi sal "r pi thij'tl
'1"' " " ' WILLIAM j. N:i.!.ER.
Erscu:cr " Johu Fi:.,da, "rc's"i
~, i:}--lds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02

TH'fiE subscriber, having purchased the Tavern at
b Boydlon, Meck!enburg county, known as the
Bnya,on Hotel, and recently occupied by Mr. Nathaniel
g. Nelson. informs his friends and The public generally,
,ha, he is prepared 10 accommodate customers; iaS'ns
incurred considerable expense in repairing and htng up
the establishment, and in laying in supplies, ne VIII nc
comrvdale those wIo may visit him, in style OF neat
ness and co,or which cannot fail TO afford satisfaction.
lis table shall be supplied with the best provisions
@ Tho couutry affords; lis bar with The best liquors;
his bed rooms sa be neat and confrtable and bis sta.
bes with an ample supply of povender shall be under
charge of careful experienced and attentive osl!ers'
The PaNs need on s m a E to- em shall be
redeemed. 49, HEC ~ 49, rio,,
81 ~ -, ~ 500 51-ts a...,
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acsg gaaEEsV,asEHR siIN'Es.

znTYvDED ACADEMY The present Principal!
+ """ h .sd:a aSspsd Ge"s ses.eDst
'!' , public tiIa, lie Male School will be continued
'y, ,"n ,<u;ac session, commencing on the 18Th Of
p ', .o3 ending on the 10Th of December, with
'.!., a. cu, month in the summcr.ln this school
), It,, ,,,r, ,irr Latin, Greek, French and Spanish
i :s Mathematics inelnsng ArishnS',e AI .DI
;,,,.:cr WIKI all The branches of the English
i.,.:qsG usual. anght in preparatory schools
y Ems To- n, schn'rs;ic year of ten months:
nn,.t. Including every thing, ....... $ln0
a''''' ..,.,... 80
II ,,rall.. on the st Of April and the other on
', lrthc pupil furnish his own bed and
" ,l.c,,nn 81! :Sln will be made. The board-
@ i,o,,,,aa v;l be unde! tile exclusive management
&.'' ''''' HEATH J. CHRISTIAN.
Tia subscriber wishes to employ Teacher, to assist
.I', ~, shoyc Srt1i. 20 one who is we'll qualified
81. ,. -, Latin Gte: ard English languages, libe-
- diary XII b. given -. ,,,., :.
- Address, Ra.io7A Academy, Hing William, Va.
= II. J. G.
G0-tl5J
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E.as.fa #,s's'aG.
E%iR .ACI'S

Erom The .cssoge of CLKnEHr G. Clay. Gesbaor # The
$gisnf .5iaj9mG to ho!E Braaches Ct the Legi>"i@rc
.i1rsmtt, Session, 1c3O;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02

CIiticn, Hanover Co., Nov. II. 5G-St
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-05-13
8 a TT lereD j.
qSObtfeItsr Dentl jemols ?.

Die iinter(drieberen 3sioenibrst, Srsnnoeu
nnb &unoen, uuo ben, e0n5en putlifuttt erge:
benit an, oaeEe tn8t febaftSpabiHoang 8etrstteu
iino. Sic babsn ibrsn Sbapp Der IuSeas
retpaa Strast, in Canton, (9erabe benz neusn
8anfbaafe asgeuibsr. .friber bsmohut BON Nbils
ip Detpa!s) beoeut :nb usrs,bBett, uno refo
eolsistt bsitaasis auf Qauo Raber, ein8rOBse
Experiment. f. ~
Sdttsf Siun,en @attelbd9si Sell
&ifsn piffelenbalftern, gapallertifen
gbaefost patrpntaIben, &c. Searborn
Ssfhirr, Sum me- 81 8duegefhirl
jseer Art g . # Ell geusr > gpmer,
eDubener Ba9sn leitfOent 9seltsi gles
sante,, hor9trter ,tnO 9lgtpeitl6en
StdtlbtStsbten jsOer e)atuug. =.
atIs5 son outer 2uaItat init ban bsftens Ora:
ttriatisn ano faubes sen1e6s, srpGea fse i'm 9ros
Ben unS Nleinen, 70 wohlfeil als eS in Den treft:
iid,en gtaaten irsenewo 81 baben it. 8eaen
aar8et B ccer annsbmlicDe 9auoss prp
oudte pertaufen. Qllle ae,nabte 8efteuunsen
,pe,oen auis fd)netite aHs0efabrt.
n oBtuiam Reols, uno
=. Sotn 8udiusi jun.
Carton, Mua. 90. 1885. 2OstF-.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-05-13
sc sc tue g Il ter! !

a. uno 8. o. 81 egullep,
pabsn fosben empfaassn uuo iest erbffuet,
ttne por5a5lide Mu6mabt ., btr SabrsSeit an.
.ssmsdsuen. i.
Z. Stapet uno ooewaareu,
spe'ebe fs beabI1tisen su Den nisbrisfen prei.
fen, fir taer 81 eI b. Dber Qanoeeproouete su
uertaufen Sic balten fdb ibsr3eust, eae IN
feiusm StOtr in Statf Co. 81 tiuissrn sse
oiusuneeu persauft meroer fam.
r USur w ai3emS Lad sfuno
&tees5 aamen, 70 wie fir Die tueiitsn
eneeren eHnoes.Grse',sni0e, tpsrcsn fe 3u ieoes
3eit b,aar g ID 3ablen. ...
pW. 8, Qlae @Utbe, ,pelbe fidb iber 6
W1enate. eurb Neten ooer auf anbere ABeife,
Die iib In uuferer SduIb trifIen, &pereen bloB
ibrsm ei8euen OluBen banoeln, wenn iIs
obne BerSus Ni6tiefsit maben-ea mir ent=
f6lcfen fno, bic Abbesabluus 5u er3nineen;
,ps6balhrir teffsn. bag ale bierbep Sntere{f
ifte, unfern WuuIb erfillen uno uns Der tn.
aa8fnstnen Sictbtuenoisfsit hberbsben werben.
lbre Nsbnun9en Den betrefsnben 8eomten sur
gintamn'lung 5u dbsr9sben.
OPG EN- a y lener Gjipps
'rire 2Onnenspeiie uno beym 8ufbeI pel9auft.
Nalilaon, @ept. 90, 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-05-13
S
Nn5eige

unsesieI1nefes benadritbt tiset ba6 gpablifara,
bafy er iIdb ais pfaftiidoer graf in 8 : res.ns
town @tarf s.. Db nieres9elaffen hat.
Durd, Dieliabtise Shioisn a,lf Den beiten nnis
Derlltatsh uuo baSeD lsnaetn 2lafentbaIt in
ben arbBteu npipitalern pm Dsutiblano unb
Stanfreib 1T er i'm gtanoe, eucb bic lausmier.
iaffen uub bastnadlten usbrl, In BsSas auf
ineoi,iuijsbe 8ebanoiuas, wis aut5 auf sptTurei.
fe,e Spefaipnen, bascb ntus .nao supsttaE8'
Rurinetbooen sur 5si!nrg 81 brinsea.
en- fsinen fraberu itirfansS su 5res.
eridstotpu SRb. unb NinShurs pa. tatts G.
binreldbense geIe8eubsit sefuntsu, feo nit
Dem gbataftsr uno ben Opeifsarion:n Ger III
bi,fen 2anee berrfbeaeen StaufbsitIUrnsh
bertraut ia tuad,sn. 49,. ~
9ee. s. HatIniof
prartifdbsr Mrat, Munear3t unb 9s
burtsbeIfer. approbnt in DsutfcBlaas
~, nno bsp Der u.sbi3inifO: dIrur
9iibsu Saeultdt ,u Sajt;suor. =,
@reentown 70. 1ssen Sulp, 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-05-13
sc { It { q II t { T J!

: S. 6urrtba {
an Bet mdtlibtn @6s fsiuss d 4 Elm t.
men QHaarbaufes 8, rpefIi6 bes 6 A.
nal Bridr
yoatfo ebsn cine fd6ne NusmabL spcbl au9=
aefuopter uno fsbr moblfeiier Gbtsr fit bisis
Satres5titrbfust, bsittbfno In:
!, trocfenenf, .6arten., uno 'Gebnsbos-
tpaassn, 9orceuan Gpecerepent @i-
FEM 9u6tpaaren aaer 2lrt, Sld9el, &C.
Der &c. ,c. .-z...~.. r. ...
,re!sbe er lo npslfsiI oestaaft ags irssae jsmanp
in bsftin Narfte. z..zz= .... *
6 ben aus. n.
:. Elm oBaarkaus uno j9Bobnbdust
Nuslettenf uno nSrelieb y. Stdott
den un9efibr ~ .,.7s
$50 Il der { ano ~ >zz
am Ganal 9lsib Dbsrbatb garPe
Briefe. ...... IL. y.
ser NIT 12e der bsp s. geers.
baro's Mible, aIle ,psIebe er au ben bali9Fea
Dfeifsn 3nm De,faufs anbietet. III
+ gr sablt ieoer;sit baar CAB far Wai
sen, wsiI1fOrn, j9aber, gtab faan,sn lSpI
le, ,e. &C., uun lrire phnetlitb unb euft1srfIan,
isoss gpebitions= unb @cmmiI iIlionsssf1dft
eefofsen, wOmit feine Sreunce uno Guuoen
ibu beadnfigsn ntbaen.
Masfion. SuIp 10. 1885. 12sH.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-05-13
@befreuk.f

Da ,nein 9B,ib Wlaria Melinba, porbs4
ri9e Barter rbne G'rune uae .t.rfaebe rnsi-s
rsn aildb unb 8ette DerldBt, aud auf mei.
nsn 0alntn, obne min Berpiffen Sdbulz
cen iaad;t, 70 marne id, biern,it ieDerr1at,
'br nidt6 auf i,isinen Nanis,t i'd leibeu poer.
borsen iaoeni eb fo:tan feline ppn ibr .aes,
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Carton, Mua. %. 1885. :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-29
TIE RJGHT OF LNsTBUcTIoN

We recommend MIR. Bucbanan's Letter ION our last
page TO the particular attention of readers II
clear and correct exposition Of this Essential rpht OF
our free Institutions" How far superior in every re.
spect 10 the sophsca hair splitting Letter of Mr.
Leigh The Wings attempting 20 divert the public
attention from this great question bv new and hv false
issues Press upon the people the Importance Of the
right and they forthwith coDjure up tie Free Ncpro
Vote Tell them of the necessity of defending Tho
rlgh against the subtle attacks Of MIR. Leigh-and tho
Hhigs call up at once the Abolition question. But the
attempt Is ia vain. The Republican party will carry
the Iegslaufe-and the first duty which they owe to
The violated rights Of their body is upon Mr.
Watkins s--oI resolutions of similar character As
Mr.. Leigh called Messrs. Giles md Brent TO account i'm
lSl2-so must the General Assembly Of 1896 hold him
70 account for his own transgressions Even though
nc should resign his Office before December next vet no
must not be spared Some resolutions must be passed
terms.
This IS Mr. Bucbapans view Of the mstier and il 10
e true view. lie shes clearly tlai will never an
swer for Senator TO plead that his Instructions do not
reflect the aeH Of The People. We 90 farther and main
bis own Judgment against that Of The LfPisiafre IL
he 70 Judge, tat te Instruction involves breach or
the Constitution act Of moral turpitOdc and hire
yore he IS neither bound 10 obey IT, rCsgn his IS
fee, but that be may resist IT, he may do go in every
caseand then Of what value is The right Of 1nstfuc
ton II ovcrsccr can constantly Judge Of the orders
OF his employerif servant Judge Of The acts ~
his master, before lie determines whether bc will ODE
hm-who IS really The superior the servant his mas
tor-the oyeTseer OF the employers TO speak in tLsr
words Of Mr. Lejghs own Report Of 1912 who is ta,,.
"despotj and who is the I" servant"
We do not understand tho which the WBioes
IRE taking upon this subject Some Of them praise Mr.
Tyler for obeying aud some Mr. Leigh for reaistiB0
Some Of them admire Mf Leigh for having pursued his
own Report of 1912 and yet they admit in The same
breath that either bis report is Incorrect that ~ has
misunderstood is principles. The Richmond VlSf Is
even preposierous enough 10 hold that ga ssrs,or
ought to obey resign and that ha We 10 sola
70 accuse Mr. Leigh To cap The climax of abssfdiys