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State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-03-08

Adopted with one dissenting vote.
On motion of N. Baylies, jr. Esq. second
ed by E. p. Walton, jr., it was unanimous
ly
Resolved, That the young men of the
United States are most vitality interested in
the success of the temperance cause, and
that they are called upon by every princi-
pie of duty, TO exert themselves to effect its
complete triumph.
ANTHEM-from the Boston Academy Collection.
Sons and daughters of the Pilgrims,
Who Of noble birth are proud
Lo! the glorious of temperance
For exertion calls aloud;
While the Monster
Still within the land is found.
See the loa,hsome drunkard roeling;
Hark the cries OF weeping friends;
Hear the mother, children pleading
Heaven relief would quickly send
Cruel tvrant
When will all thy mseries end!
o thou great and mighty Saviour,
Haste thee the glorious day.
When the powerful arch decever
Shall no more his wrath display;
Then our cause
WIZ gun INC unlScrSal sway.
On motion Of j. B. Eastman, seconded
by G. L. Knapp, it was unanimously
Resolved, That it is the duty Of the la
dies, as christians, as wives, as mothers, as
sisters, as members of the social commune
ty--to use all their innuenceto promote the
cause Of total abstinence.
Gen. E. p. Walton introduced the fol-
lowing:
As the temperance cause is identified with
the cause of virtue and humanity, the
cause ofGod and our country, and under
the smiles of Providence, must depend
for success upon the untiring and persc-
verng efforts of its friends,
Resolved, That, to render its triumph
complete and its blessings permanent and
universal, the friends of temperance here
and every where, should hang out their
banner to the breeze, and whether it blow
high or low, prosperous or adverse, their
motto should be "ToTAL ABSTINENCE" and
their watch-word ONWARD! ONWARD!
The resolutions were supported by re-
marks from the gentlemen who moved and
seconded them, and on the adoption of the
last amid cries of ONWARD ONWARD! on
WARD! from different parts of the house
the annexed parody on Old Lang Syne wa.
sung by the choir, and the meeting adjourn
ed.
| A PARODY-AuLp LANG sYNE.
Let drinking rum be forgot,
| And never brought to mind
Let drinking rum now be forgot,
And cider, beer and wine.
For rum and beer pay full dear,
With rosy nose and eyes;
Wen take glass of water now,
For sure we're growing wise.
Now we can sing, the god of wine
| Shall conquer no more.
! Well wheel about and ylct'ry shout,
| The conquest now is DER.
And we would hurl this poison far,
That dcsolates our cline;
We would engage christian and sage
To Danish beer and vine
Nor ground your arms my trusty friends,
For caution sure is right,
our vgils keep nor think TO sleep,
But watch both day and night.
For tho we now have signed the pledge,
And victory seems ours
Yet some may try the ranks to ny,
And JON opposing powers.
Let Arnolds fame Ger mark the name
Of him who quits his post
hut those who stand with sword in hand
We sure shall honor most.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-06-03
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Seutf6e YeDer
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. . 8oristn samftas. Den e8. MaD, tparo eine
geeFlai.'nlans e BON 1sns;6en, am, {auIe BON
Setn: 0r: S!lter, in bistsr Staet- 9ebalten, bsp
w5lDer Det9lc6en parb biefes Sabr een eJab
rsstas a'ner'tanii9sf unabbdnsisfsit aEs 1eut
leve nno NIT teut(ben @eoen tino Ssbstlbfei:
ten )" oeSeben: Ssoer Ieutieber btties Gaun
tps-Oosr Der Na6bar Gaunties, 1T einselaben
osm Selte eepjntpObnen. uslbss ourb cine ttf
eH1lIe1e Ma91Seit Sraticuen u. {. ~. besanse,
&nb bic tentfde gompaenie init Dc,
Nnhtbanoe tpiro oe.n S fte bevwebnen. Me,
!tD befabist unb Cuff fiblt pOr Der 0srla,itlune
ofentltb 81 rebeu,--bem tpirb bi;tmt onae
5:iet eab ibn, soat Srepbeit seitattst fsyn tui ;
oisle Cuff 81 befrieoisen. ~ ,','"
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-06-03
Opctor SIS. Dptpett

- 8ietet biermit sena pubiitum ieine
a Dienfe an. geine gsedbnunaen miro
q erbiais saaben,-unb bic, peld,e fie,
feinsr Gorge anpestra auen, miro er nit inrofH
tiger Mnfn,ersfamfeit Su bebanbeln fud,en. ''"'@
Die 8ortbeile,. cie cine grfabrur,a 3. r,,ebr,.
rem Jabsen IN Der Mn6abuns bsr Oeiltunoe { Inn
serabrt.-benebF eiue,n sufamment anoerbem
rss ttnaBisen untesfiebts.@ @urlus ben er in 81.
nsn, aus3eoebnten Jooipitale uno ttieoieiniifbs,t
@oue9unt erbalten, tpsrosn ibn, ,pie er init 3,,,
perltbt 9ianbt, II, ben Stanb feben. Rtanf,
bsiten outebgebenos NIT grfola su bebanbeln:
~ 9sine Slf 1T i'm MarftsWirede, beni
eonrtbanfe 9eesniiber stpifdben 6, 8. Wits
beEs ano g.2 8ronnins's Stcbrs.
Sauton May is. 1885. 4
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-06-03
9aro, 50. ede Ser emi,bf Il, 5 elrr.
= beforat folaenhe G,eGhdffe

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IN go =! eetSaaft einlpanesrtrn geleasnbsit suF
y sSBse,'terr'ff, sept ibnsn nit sttsin 9atb nno
8elsbruna an Die oano, ,e. Dmtb f,ine a9fr.
mnit'Iuns fbunen Outer, jpaufer,; Qlearsn aIsr
Mrt 8etanft ooer spertauft; 9anoera
elem, 3iufsr, Bobniiaaeu;. il. & 10. ner.
te y n t oosr 9emietbe / reroen.,
es tptrSsn Sabridbe0seru. slauafaetmiffen.
2ertfdaften &c. .trautbbare eeate stt pers
CD affe 9 8e fu d t--nab Joancwstseru.
4feetten, Nibeti.sasn uuo TitnitIuao6en, &c,
IN itsan nsens perf6 d / petoeu.
expeditions g'e( e(bdftt;
ueBerfssunatn in btutIbtr. enaIis
fdsr franJbfltber nno pcadneiicber gpraebe:
Budor,lter-a -arbsit ausr 2rt:
NnSeigen In uniere ,lnD anrere bie1.
Seitunseu. 'c. &c. &c.
Smitb & stabl in pitsbura.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-06-03
S6eritI6 8trfauf.
Silpsfer @sieer uts, Qlbtbeiluud;
0e9en +
,2sspis ., Meiber: [

Sraft zines 8efeble in pbisen Medt sfaue;
spetoe ib an eeE eOitrtbaustbare in Canton
onf @om'tag Den llte1 ndtbften Stunt
fotsenbts in etert 60. aeleasne end 9ano
gum 1erfanfe anbietea eineu Gbeil Der nSrb=
.!'bsn 9dlfte bon ee'tiou 81, In Taunfdbip
il(Ylain) @dnse 8 i; anfanesnb an ber norSs
SEltebsn ede bsta9ter settiout,, oaun nbrolid,
az per y du5liaie 5mifberi ssttiun rs uuo e.,
I 90 Nutbeu su Dem 0ertefss Dfoften an bsiaas
ter 9inie, eann weitliob in bsfaater e7. setton
1913 3 1c Nntben 5u eitle,n Yfoften, ann nbrbs
tib 1S 2 @raoe, bftlib Ii Ito gRutben art
seinen, pfoiten, oann norbliob IS GRADE, MEETS
sli6 II 6.i0 @utben 5u einem pfoiteu,. bann
nbrelit 454- 10 @mben ~ eineti, pfoRsu All
Der einie, 5wifbeu seRtion 2Suuo 81, ,bauu
bFlib an befaster Gnie 1eo 9autben sur gtsue
Eoss: Mnfanss,., entbalteno 1es so leo N6er;
usebr ooer tpeniSet. aussencn,men unaefdbr 20
Nter % Statben. NIT einfbluB ber Nlabt: unb
Sas Mable, ab3elest onr1 W,rnslinussn uno
9sdn5en, 80 Sacob 0onetter unb gasab, fein
Q1eit, init Dem barauf baftenosn @iaen,bumS.
rebt befaeter Sarab, ols M,ittpe ppn Ya,st
Neioer, ,peidsr bas ;3sitiidbe perlse. -, .,
Der @erfauf fanst ann / llbr an. .,
!, -. II. Geo. g. 8ebb.
Canton Nfdt, 6 1894 - - -
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W,o / #
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gebhrtia aus 3iesenbain, int @burfariten.
tbum 2sftn. Derielte I6rist unterru stem
5anuat eieles Sabres an fsine betammerten
gl1ern bon 3anesnioe. in Obio. aus, baB er in
un8efdbr lHoben bier Il, @bambe, sburo( (SDa. ,
eep eenfeIben entrefsn uarbe, bod osri,lbe
tam nlbt uno lieB AUDI ieitOem miebtS Son fiep
boFen, uno alls 8riefe. Sic man feitoem an ibn
ooef enoete 2ente 6afelbf sefbrieben, btiebtn
snt.psoer tsnberidf dfbtist oSer senntsn s.inen
=. au1lplnB srtbeilsn. er biels f4 Idnstrt 3eit
bea 2aslOtniae aufs. ,spoieIbft er fi1 nit Ser
ubrntaderev erndbte.. Die 8riefe an ion tpur:
DEN 9strbtnlib an einenf Germ 9prinaer III
3anesptle .acreiirt. 2llte Meafbeafreut,oe,
testlebe etoas hber ben aesenpdrtisen alufent?
9alt eee Dbenaenannten 0orr aber (tineu stina:
'sen5 2ee tpiTen. tperoen erfnbtt atsba!oiae
setaAlste Nadriebt on ben llnter5ei6neten,
sslaasen aa lalfen. 4. y. .7.s.' -.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-06-03

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On Niitsbure uno oeflsn llmgeeeno
SO 9egefnnartis fir Die 9eDi,rfni0e
Ses rveiten 1Be,tenS nicbt meniser oils
500 Oamplmalbtnen In Sbatiofeit !;
ole gifentperfe boben bel Dem unses
beursa 9erbraube BON gi(en In Den
9er. ct. auf 9abrs lang gum pcraus
befeute Nrbeit. ..s..-<.- ...a.g
gu 0ineennes am: Babafb ia Snf
elano flno I'm 8erlaufe oiefes Stub.
jabrs fben 9egen goo OanpfbDOte &C.
tancst ;rpdbreno Dor tpeni9en Sobren
pie tttttssseno oen oDanorer Das 8l!b
elmer unbe,pobnten QBiloni6 oarItellte.
eJu Srop bot SoDatpa0erput1l-
pc am permidentn Gcnnerltase einem
jungen Mann 5Dnl5 Sabren in elmer
furfteortn @rptollcn Elm Sein in flei,
neStnde 5eribmetterte Gin 0emeis,
tpte pprfbti9 man bei osr 8ersituns
oes Gooatua0ers fein tnub. s-...s
9laeb einem 9efret Der ffans6llfben
Nesistuag 1T Die 2tusfubr Don Boffen
unD 2tlnnnlticn Uerboten. Sic fam
nur unter au6eroroentliher Setpiuis.
nngtfattfnoen. Der na1ife Sped Die,
fer 9eroronun9 1T, osn. 9on Gorlos
ole 2Be9e absn(tbneioen, proptlpnsn
aus Sranfreth su besieben.
Gin 0eiipiel y 5 b Il lnnatirliber
grau(amfeit eiuesSobnes 9eeen )einen
9oter liefern uns Die 9rb anolungen
Der tseten Mdrs Court fir 0elotpare
Gauntn In, Gtaate Nsp.Oerf. Ger
olte g. Sbcmpfpnbotte llob nit feinem
Scbn e5onatban osn CT fetnen 2ieb,
ling fmlnlon) Su rlennen pfeete, zines
Nbenos DOE Dem &amin niereraeftst, tim
fl6 Sulammen bel elmer Sla|be 9Bbis-
Fly sitli6 su tbun: Die ibrisen Samili-
engileDer .paren abtpefenb. 0egen lO
ubr, als tpabrf6eiulib Die Safbe su
tpirfen onfng, bbtten stpei Grauen i'm
ndDffen 6aufe Elm jdliterlites Sbrei
en-. Sle eilten IN Die wobnuns Ibenl,
fDns uno fanoen i'm auf Dem 8ooen
tie0eno, beinabe lebtos. Ser Spbn
botte (iebt ats er Die Srauen fommen
b6rtei entfernt. Ser alte Tbomp1on
fbna;t1u IN leinem 8tute unD feine
21ppent 2lu9eubraunen 9bren uno Der
cine Arnt :oon, 0anogtlenfe bis 31lr
@bu!ter traren nit Den 3dbnen 1er.
f1eiftbt-0tei0mobl tpei9erte er 1lb
ge9en letnen Sobn 3tusni6 ju gebem
uno bat lesor bel 8erl6t Dor, oemlel,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-06-03
Sin 6satt6
:,s& ~ ee.trenttn
at eittttl Sa9lobtttt

...ateG3desen~rttra A OleiIen ben Canton Gin
,sanleer Mann iann bier eins quite geIeeen:
seq lf'nosh, ,--iAst,ss ~sr 5,islstsb DE Muefdbt
,aet : tebt elmer guten QBobnuns aneb
eeltanotse Sefbdftisuns 3n Fnbtn. oerDas
Ndtere ttftase t1sdnin oiefer Druderep.-
Canton, MpriI 29. 1886 -
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-06-03
Neue Olter!!

Die unterlbriebenen nsbuten lid, bic Srep:
beit, eas publieum bierm,it 10 benabrid,tiaen,
oaB ite 70 ebeu erbalten baben elm slf1oytnent
.... 0orte qBaaren als: -.
eattlet,paaren. J3eusabe'n, Blasbalse fsr
Sbmieoe. edrmet. Nisel. 6eufteralas. Sci
Sarben, S6aufeln unb 3anasm, Ibee &effel,
pfannen. Weder u. 0abeIn, 4SfTeI, BriIeu
eibtesitbde, Saffeemablen, @affeetbfter, 1bss
9retter S6ubnaeber &itt. @bub Draft
Sinsfaeen Seilen. loutsnader giien, &arten,
Sbeeren, Siuserbate Mnb 9taeelu, @erber
Msiier, stabk oUbel, Montiruu9en, SiruiB,
&c. 3u Den biaisften prsiien. -
games Sobn(en u. 60. j.
D1aiTuon Dlap 2s. 1856. ~.....sS -: g.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-06-03
'4Dn1tntfrater'1
81 n / q Ia !

!, Il N5elge.
9Me ine hStds nod aIaforeeriinaet, all Bic
ptntet!aasnf6aft oee perfsrbtnen sSaeob ST..
leber' les9ln BON 8stbltbtm GaanIobip. etare
sa'.ntD babea, tperoen biermit anfaefOrbert
tbre Nn|pth6e seriddb bealaubist, an, ss
Is ;une 25. Gage, tcmtuenoen sssunps, an TN.
tetlbrIsbtnsn sur 8eridtieuns einsubrineen.
Saceb Sifber, jun.
elmer Der MeniniitsatDren fir
=, befa9te Qintsrlafenldaft.
= Setb!ebem Ip. Mlay rs. 1885.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-19

consequence TO The Wings 60 be lost TO thc,n in
s youy we are asked every day from all quarters
why eoes our party not press the Resolutions for Ex
pqnging The question at the April elections was
leigh or no or no
the people OF Virginia consider the set,eme mt of that
OF greater Importance than any other now before
servants in the Assembly, and them be called
Tor renissness of duty viii be Tor neglcctinr
.ne performance OF that duty upon which they were
instructed at ne polls The ascendant party in thesI
gseure owe II 10 the people they represent to make The,
.uI'es' possible disposition OF the question now before
mem winch they have in their power to di-and hcb
s 81 DC consistent with The rights of the South and tend
~ Tue same t'"e TO the preservation of the Union aste
no rn"'e time in useless idle, wrangling debate-,bc
ate action. ' ~
Ana now, gentle reader, after the Whig clamor in
me all their public defamation on the
suoec' who think you were the thirteoa gonte1en in
,e Virginia Legislature that voted against re solution
deayg me right of Congress to abolish (n,crfere With
slavery IN The District Of Columbia? Ne tc teu nom =
they are rags Hhigsi every of them Not a
', r M ~ u,e AGmnisrationDo single supporter
OF Maiin Van Buren-(Look to the vote on the Flee.
non OF Councillor for proof) one single Democ ratio
F"''" was aihohs then Comment as unnecessary.
PCtcEsblfr0 ON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-19
DEATHS

pSo nus me- al tbs residence of her father Colonel Barrett
" IuVanna coGntY, tho instant in the tvoo,v
i o. ne, age Mrs Isey Susan Clark Major Tho
,k 1 OF kingstou East In the
@ ay a'naos woman, combined early youth mos.
Inuet ana aheeenaic hial regardknd friendly 10
ne wife, loving mohcr
humane tohcr charitable 10 all I;
m o. hef fieascpiy Father, from time 10 eterni
i1nd esband adoans parent loving brothers and SIS
wit numerous other kind ling iotds 10 Iooe
s mourn Their eparable lass. FAREWELL
hyer 10 oiance and inward c,d
IN ftowns of dakne smiles on thee in knJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-19
ANOTHER GoOD WORK Of Me .9S,,;.io,o,;o,

aN0THER COOP WORK of tie 8desiaistration.
The Cherokecs fOn 500 Ia 100 met ia General Coun.
cil with MI Schermerhofn, the U. s. Commissioned al
New Echota on The 2Is ut-On the 2Jth a treaty was
formed with the u. 8. By this treaty (suys the Mi.
cdgeyi'e kecorder) understand probably about half
million, over the five millions proiercd was granted
the Indians for spoations and other claims and tbat
reads OF Indian families IN te States Of North Carolina
tennessee and Alabama and such as may remove from
Gcorga and settle N either Of those States by the FIRST
oi June next, are entitled 70 pre-empton right to
quarter section Zone hundred and sixty acres Of landJ
at IS 70 say at the government price Of 81 % per acre
hey are 70 be protected in the quiet possession Of their
improvements IN Georgia and the other States for two
years from the ratification of the treaty The provisions
on s treaty are substantially the same of that made last
ssich az washington, with Ridge, which then pub
sheoj WIN the additional sum for spoatons and claims
above referred TO- and the pre- cmpton right This trea
" may be viewed as the express will and desire Of the
nation ~ VIII be remembered that John Ross John
'uge ana Others, are at Washington city sent BY
tno naon as delegation to treat upon the subject
10 evoo any dihcuty this account is provided in
the treaty that treaty shell have been into v
the delegation now at Washington, before the one ust
concluded shall be presented there for ratification then
ns treaty IS to be considered void and the one made at
washington 70 be valid The Ross and RIDGE oarties
u % understood are equally participant IN this treaty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-19
COMMUNICATED

AZ. con,, -, ;, nv COMMUNICATED.
cenaber, 1885 D"''J no ~0h gay OF Do
whereas the Court and Bar with profouoa M
ea OF Dane fayne Esq, this COM, al
RP r Intelligent ead worthyt Of coony:
nat they deeply deplOrc melancholy
mem Oh 30 Valuable fIiond csrmabIe member of
S, qua tna IN testimony of thor
moarnsns dave. - wa wv customary badge OF
ReS0Ued, That these roSon,.io,o D..
records this Court. ~ '"e'eu ~ 'Hs tIeTk on the
Ha ,hey be communicate by
Pp'' q" iedeIieks1nrg and Richmond for publication
nS"py-iestS, THO. &. HUTT ID q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-19
MARRIAGES

n'aiIie1 on the morning OF hs 18Th inst by Row yu;ao
Sun,ei, Nathan A. Stodman, Esq., ,hs So,
ESQ, of this city . '""s"'ei "i L. w. Whitc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-19
a .Nel0 System of DrilIiag-ImpT0reN

The Wing is clear for starting an opposition noaipst
the worthy DIR. Flood, Senator from Buckingham SC
lie is SO much bent upon it, that he seems to decline
publishing various nominations that have been made nf
various genllemen."Ths is really driiiing TO some
purpose-but he is for carrying it step further We
beg to suggest (says hey that the right way to proceed
Is to have District nomination That viii produce
unanimlty and with unanmity, learn there is almost
certainty of defeating the Van Buren, candidate Cam
bell, Buckingham and Cumberland will be representa-
In the Anti-Van Buren, Convention at Richmond on
the 10Th February. Why not let the Delegation fix
upon candidate and recommend him to the Distrct;T
This is indeed, drilling with a vengeance The Dele
gates IN the caucus seems, only TO non1ino e
Vice President and Electors, but to nominate Scnn,
Tor The District OF Buckingham-and this fco under the
eyes and under the thumb of the Wing Caucus M
mond. Why should not this Wing Sanhedrim save The
good people OF the State the trouble of nominating ali
their Delegates and Senators-sap dash AS Sierne
ms would be very summary process for abbre yiano
labor fine steam-engine for eiIecting
ducing 'conceTt bringing the "strongest men every
where IL the hed and giving all the sPos to the tools
and minions, not OF the ''Abany Factlon"-but of tic
Richmond Party-and "King Caucus. oh! this wLr
glg Whg-willit never learn particle of discretion
VIII II never pay show Of respect TO the Rrbts of
the People, What confidence expect from its own
party when recklessy throws such crude and mi
SCRABBLE suggestions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-19

VIRGINIA LrortArURE.--The H. Of Delegates has
been engaged all the week in warm and sometimes
angry debate, upon the Abolition question IL il evil
dent 70 that the tactics Of the Opposition are employed
with all c energies Of their party leaders, esusciatc
the dying panic this subject which prevailed last SUN
mer-o resoscilatc 10 for party purposes the South
ton cause at lis last gasp at the North So the
debate Is reported, we shall republsh IL in full The
insiructng Resolutions have not yet deem taken up
nor viii they be, long rs the Wings can manmu.
vre TO prevent It. Al the moment the abolition pa.
mic - broachcd in The Senate Of the United States,
The services Of Mr. Leigh and Gov Tyler arc Of too
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-19
cH.qNGE or DOcTRIvEt

When the Constitution was formed, it maintained
by King, Hamton and Jay that there was no ADEQUATE
oDectIon 70 the SENATE having duration Of sir years.
BECAUSE the State Legislatures would have the power 10
instruct them at any time.
soO, the Wings generally maintain that the State Lee
gsaiures have power to instruct BECAUSE it would
interfere with their duration Of Office for six years
singular revolution indeed Thus, the ~ InteIl-
gcneer, aud Messrs. Mangun Southland, Ewing, &c,
%c are gong further against the rights of the State
legislatures than Messrs. King, Hamilton, and Jay (af
eI"uds ultra Federaiss) went at the time Of adopting
the CONSTITUTIONS. And thus, too, the very measure
winch wss considered in 80 remedy for the aris,o
Sfs'c feature OF SIX years tenure is urged, by the
wings, as an argument in favor vi the eyu itself
w arc curious to see how these Wings will try TO get
over the gaggng facts which we stated in our last We
deiy them 10 meet them.
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Fsicll'd VVaaoIes:eie E1rices Cnrre,,e

Common ieqed sS 49, 80 Cotton YaIns,
mid 50 800 % blSSs ;a es y. S
Extra fine Scotch 90 a IS % whisky "p'O @ @
Fine manufacturing 10 oo a25 90 Bum West India 500 "a
wmr.re qRsss'p sS5s Wine, Msde!ss 2 se@soo
S S:: Meal :5S t., Es n ;: :s'
Beef Beef Gs sos ss 5 Ssss
ola ii a SSs Ias% I.on sa5s
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n ABoUREKs wANTED.-The Black Heath Con-
H. any OF C1crS wish to purchase hire 40 able
ply 10 BERNARD PEYTON. Pr1s;denf
Richmond January 10. 79@it
SALE or NEGROES.-WnI be sold ON MONDAY
~ the 25ih instant, at Surry Court House on credit
OF nine months Except much as may be necessary 10
pay the expenses Of salt and sale which will be rea1r
ed IN cash) thirteen Slaves belonging TO the esote Of
William Maynard, deed. Some of them are young
and likely, consisting of men, women boys and oirs
January 10. 7g~3s
NOTICE All persons having claims aoainst The be.
~ tate OF William Johnson, deceased, Formerly &C
Goochand county, requested present them 10 tho
subscnber living near Charlottesville, Abemarle coun-
" properly Authenticated before the 18th day Of
March heSt, as arrangements may be made foy paving
the Those indebted 10 sad Esiate will piease
make immediate payment This notice vii be plead in
bar againsi all claims which may be presented utter tho
above date COLIN JOHNSON,
4dm'r IF BitFom Johason, deceased.
Jan. 40, lo"O' l9--v6wf
MORlCE-BH persons indebted TO Che estate Of AL
" fred Minor, deceased late Of Caroline county are
hereby requested 70 forward and make payment,
and all persons having claims against tie said estate arc
required present them Che subscriber propcrlv an
thentcated for settlement, tbs n9ice viii be pleaded
in bar 20 all such caims shalt not be thus presented
WI II. Is WYATT
0dDtinisfrofor of 8lfrcd Minor, dectosed
Januasy 70. 70-w4ws
MOUND, in The neighborhood Of tie Capitol Square
n Saturday night, tho 10Th instant a Merino
SHAWL.-The owner can have il application at thia
Office and paying The expense Of this advertisement.
/ NI OI1CE.-A persons having claims against the ca
diah Wnfree dec D. a5c requested ~ make them known
Immediately; those indebted wiz make payment imn,e.
diatcly, no indulgence con be given.
SILAS CHEATfIAM, y. s.
FIR Daniel Wescger, ietc Sheriff, and ps such MIN o.
N u. I shall attend the hircnps Of MIR r Csoode
when hope 10 meet those who hired negroes Of the
above Estates he present year prepared to take their
bonds sc.
December "a 29-wiw