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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-04

Gaton, 5sbr. 8, 1886.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09
DOW EST'IC.
FLORIDA


TALLAHAssEF, Jan. Give learn that the S,lloc,ipe
vessels had arrived at Tampa Bay on the 10Th instant
ana were wsiuhg or the Indian emgrants, who were
have embarked board the vessels for The Mss;ssnni
Brig Emerald, Capt Stow; Halcyon, Crowel; brignn.
tine Clarion, MFarlan; Calvin, Andrus; Henry Clay.
ION; Rosario Seart Compiler Lincoln; Martha Baker;
fremont, -; and brigantine below net reported
Mr. Hsliet OF the firm Of Haet and Brown New
YORK, contractors Tor The emigration and Doctor usso
sm'gTating Surgeon, have arrived from New York in
brig Iiacyon
Arrived at 81 Marks on the 18th inst the steamboat
Eclipse, under The command Of Lieut. H. NJ. Godsbo.
rough, Of the Us Navy, having board detachment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

FHNO James Hooper and JSdtb, bis wife, wilIasa
~ Winston and sally, bis wife, Calyn Saunders,
james saunders John Saunders aud Elizabeth SAWS
ders-Teke notice that sbn proceed to take the depo-
siions o. Litteberfy Farmer and others, 81 Buckipg-
ham Courthouse, the twenty ninth dav Of March
next, between The hours Of o'clock IN The morning
and N the evening TO be read evidence in n suit
now depending IN The Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancefy Tor the county Of Buckinghatn in which
Thomas Shanka, surviving oblgee Of himself and pa
yld Shanks, IS Plaintiff and you, myself and others
Defendants
II from any the aforesaid dispositions be not Ia
ken on the day above named they will be taken az the
place aforcsaid on the next day.
FRANCIS SAUNDERS.
February o ss Wv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

Extract from Washington Correspondent to tie Edi-
torl dated WAsHsoTos, Jan 30.
few days since, Mr. Amos Kendall paid 10 the Man.
haitian Bank of the City of New York, one hundred
thousand dollars of the debt due that institution and
thus much redeems the Post Office delinquencies If
lac goes on at this rate the whole debt will be extingus
cd IN the space of year, and the department will be
placed IN comfortable condition.-Phii Inquirer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-09

ever the yeas ana nays taken, entered on the
journals, and published part each days
IN the morning papers
"Ihird or compelling all members who may hereaf.
Ter absent themselves, during the sittinps of the ose
on visits to their homes and families or for the
oil attending their practice in the courts of this District
anu tne ADJACENT States, TO renqus their pay during
the period OF such absence.
fSurh OF requiring REIMBURSEMENT in like man
ner OF their compensation from members during the
ue ost from tue business of the House in excursions
10 he neighborng cities, in pleasure parties about
tbs city and the surrounding country OF from anv other
cause Whatever except sickness and the order Of the
fyM. OF establishing rule to prevent members
IRON nrawing their pay up 10 the close Of the session.
"i,2 leaVe several days prior to the adjournment"
seconded by the House "0" ""'
The question, being Shall the main question be now
put was taken by yeas and Maya and decided in the
affirmative Yeas i31, nays H. ''
The main question, Shall this bill pass - was then
taken, and decided in the affirmative
30 the bill was PASSED, and to the Senate for CON
currence. ~ NO"
Mr. Rencher asked the Of the House TO offer
The following resolution
Resoi1cd That the Committee Of Accounts be annonf
ed to inquire whether any and what alteration IL
70 DC made relative to the pay and mileage of members
House F " ''''
Objections being made,
Mr.. e. Johnson moved 10 suspend the Rules in order
10 enable tho gentleman to offer his resolution
ne q9esu9n being taken by yeas and nays, it de-
resolution being before the House,
l hester moved 10 amend the resolution by striking
OUT !, accounts and inserting ga select committee
The resolution was then agreed TO- and the committee
each State. = o "o'"
The House then adjourned
Friday february 8.
IN SENATE
81 message was received from the President Of the u
States BY Mr.. Donelson, his Secretary
:. NOTIFICATIONS.
nr. Benton, FROM the Committee on Military Affairs.
70 whom was referred that portion of the PfcsJents
annual message on the subject Of relations with
France, reported bill making appropriations 10 the
amount Of about S2OOO0OO for the various forcatons
In lne county read and ordered % second reading
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15
GGUCATyNM.

q y. c GARLAND, avails himself OF tn, means
u. If informing the former patrons OF Ar II. l..
brown, veil +, all others who are disposed to en-
courage a School at Amherst Court House Tor the
instruction OF youth IN those hrauchcs usually taught
III the srhouls oi tins State; that lac Will, ON Mon
dly, the Isl day OF February, open School tor that
purpose, IN the house formerly occupied by Nj. Is c-
y, a residence.
He hereby pledges hnnsclfat all times 10 be pune
tua III the discharge al ms dutN. 50 rs 10 render his
school acceptable to his patrons. and Improving To
3s pupils. lie also promises those who iulrlst then
children to ms snpcrnrndrucc and instruction, not
only 10 strive 10 lustll INTO their youthful minds the
useful lessons OF education, but also these moral
aud 'ntuous principles the grand basis Of all useful
Iess.
Iii sessions will be oil the usual lcugth tte calen
dal inonthsl At the expiration Of which time, he will
III every instance, expect prompt payment, OH the
part OF the subscribers.
TtrmS-tof beginners, - for Modern Gcogra-
ply, Arithmetic. English Grammar, &c, SO; ion
Anelrn Geography, Algebra, Geometry, aud History,
81 for the Latin Language, SD.
Persons not living IN the vicinity Of the School,
wishing to send children, | would INFORM thai
board can be obtained IN the Village, or IN the IN
mediate uelghhomhood, IN the most respectable phi
Stte families, moderate terms where ever, attcu-
tIoa viii be plId them
Amherst {. II. Feb. I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15
NGalsictsr 'EOns0,,,

~ This celebrated Racer and gettcf
GT M Ia, of Racers will stand TIN, season,
G{<T VR (Sprng 1850 AT my stable, at Id
~ssassas-a H.. ltaN court house, and IS now rcadyto
serve Mares at sNly dollars the season payable at
It's eNptaion which Will be on the 18th of July next
one hundred dollars TO INSURE PAYABLE as soon,s be
Ware IS Ano"n to be in loa or parted with: one dol
A. cash. to the groom. Large and extensive pastu.
rage, gratis, and mares will be fed if required at %
cents day No responsibility for accidents or es
e'pcs, hut every rlecauton taAen to prevent them
MoNSlEiR TONSON has made himself So
well known by his unryallei achicyments ., rho
nti aud the particular distinction Of his Colts for
running we'll beautiful appearance, fine action. and
selling high, as TO render further notice unnecessary
nose WHO desire TO see a detailed account Of ms
Pes,ee ana performances, are referred To the Anne.
lnc'n amer volume 9th, page 800, and also TO the
Turf Register and Sporting Magazine. for J5nn,r,
'oni' WIN. w. HURT.
ilalitaxC. H. Feb s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15
POLITICAL.
FOR THE VIRGI>IhN.
x lTI

Il aTE.
A pilgrim and stranger. surrounded by foes,
Through tn valley of 2rief and affection roam :;
And striving with pauence, whate'er may oppose,
To reach tie brig 1T kingdom OF glory. my home
Home, home. sweet, sweet home,
Bright angels await me IN glory ny homs
The cords Of temptation may daricn NY hopc,
And death and diseases may point 10 the tomb;
But Jesus. my Saviour shall Ind me look up.
And view the bright Kingdom OF glory, my home
Home. home. sweet, sweet nome,
Oh. when shall drink OF the pleasures Of home
The weeds Of destruction may blossom around -
The thnudcrs OF wrath shake Creations high dome
Blu, the Sasioun 0bigh |, pool mortal have found,
Viii guide me, uulnultd, 10 glory, my home;
Home, home, sweet, sweet home,
Prepare me. dear Jesus Tor glory my lone'
Night ma, here o'er,ahe NO aud tle shades OF de pan
May threaten with pam. and envelope N gloom
But, OH tie ReGccmer, my souls polar star,
Shall hight me, through inc,es, to gloIN III. home.
Homo. home. sweet. sweet home,
Oh, When shall taste ot tie hi.ss Of ~! home
Oh BE- Thou my comfort, my sfaN, aud ny su,ds
Support me IN ,rias aud toahles To- come,
And may ,et'etules dat jesus hs;A died.
To purchase Tor sinners, ~ glory, home
Home home sweet. sweet home,
How bright is ,hc prospect OF glory, my home
And when isn.l AL to. the monster "a es.--
NJ more 10 d. joss'l upon pillows .aa .ean.--
Drgh; angel5 tam iigsecn sim Wit me- NY.
Gu pin.oss 81 sisd..l#. 70 elert, NY home
uo.se. home. sweet. svat' .taur
farowcl. ioihe No.i3 thc.c Is 10y, my tasnc.
Bedford %. W. ltsflLIn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15
VALUABLE REAL EsTATl
FOR SALE. At ACTION.

DCRSl ANT to decree Of the County Coart Of
= amherst, pronounced at the December term
30, IN the case OF - . ar1. guardian IS. Da5aey
and others depending SAIL Court, the undct> N
ed appointed a special Commissioner for the pun
pose, will proceed to sell TO the highest bidder, -
way ot public auction, before the FROM door Of Ioa
K. II. Paynes Auction Room. on ,'rtlsy the Ilfb
day OF March, l33j. dat tract Of LIND l,iug in
amherst corhty Lc1r { choolfed's Ferry containing
give hundred Acres (norc or less,l of which
me late Henry .. Ward died seized, adjoining the
land, of {. Dabney, Thoma, Love, and others, be.
ing part OF the tract con,eNed bN the sad Henry {
y ard, IN his lifetime the undersigned. and James
lanphn, III trust, 10 secure a debt due to Jacob
Haas jy deed duly recorded IN the Clerks Office Of
amherst County, (he balance having been sold By
the SAID H. c. Ward IN his lifetime to Thomas
LoyCD
rhi, Land is wclltmbered and of known FERTILITY
aud lies the immediate vicinity oil the town OF
l,nchhurg. Persons desfoas Of purchasing. are
invited To visit and examine it. Mr.. Io1cnzo Nor
veil, who has possession, will show II to such rs
may desire, before the day OF sale. The terms
pre- ctlbed III the decree. under which the Land will
be sold follows one third of the purchase mo
uey to be paid IN cash-one tiird in twelve months
and the remaining hrd IN two years. The two ilst
payments to be secured BY personal security and SIC
title retained until the shall be discharged and
10 carry interest from the dag Of sale.
CHARLES l.. MDSBY. Con.'r.
~ SAFE TO beconductcd by John r. D. Pagae,
iHctioaeer.
MI =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15

The Legislature Of Massachusetts has authorized
a committee to Investigate the affairs 0 the different
banks in tina, State, and the committee sent iRri-
fations to the several presidents TO come to the
Senate Chamber, with their books aud papers.
The presidents declined appearing, and in their
turn invited the committee TO their banking houses
where hooks and papers wonld be quite at their
disposal. This offended the committee. and they
asked for subp~nas for the officers, which they
ought to have issued at first, Il ihcy wished to have
them and their books al the State House.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15
VALUABLE
.oWy PROPERTY FOR SALE.

X-ISUINt; to remove 10 the country, oher Tor
w sale nv THO LOTS, al Pittsgffd"d eoRH
Ho,cs,. winch have, for number oi years oseu-
..,.J as = Tsycrp-kerper The Improvements are
well calculated for that business-bclng large NV
f.yo sfor, Wooden House. with two rooms above aild
below convenient passages and good eellar-Ihtend
ed Is a dining room. \ hem House, Win t"' tooins
nov occupied "a" Office. One other, Win sA
rooms used principally a. the Tavern housr. Ano-
her ,ifb four rooms formerly occupied store
house and Other pufpo,c>-togethor with smoke
house. rood Ice hpns,. Kitchen. Negro houses aud
large Stables sufficient 10 contain - or lop horses
These lais contain hall acre OF ground each, are
well enclosed with panss,1ni one OF lhemis mos
sxgcllcnt Garden.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15
Pittsylvania e. 1ynchburg rurnpihc.

PROPOSALS will be received TIL the 10Th day
ol next month February, for constructing the
n mSmo.ouFg ana Patsy lVania Turnpike Road, com
.s On me iNhchburg aud Salem Turnpike, a.
bout % miles from Lynchburg, and terminating near
TTJ"lhe't tavern, IN the county of Piusyyana-
ne proposals will be received ia sections or for the
EloIt road supposed to be about twenty-eight miles
FOR further particulars apply to the President and D
Der. II M1I II ~ '' ~,
- The Lexington, Va. Gazette will nublish I'LL
18TH Feb and send its account to this Office.
January % w,l9F
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15
WILLIAM IA. H A RRxs.
COMMISSION Merchant,
RiCVitfDNU. J 4.

NATIIll a view 10 facilitate sales, has taken the
w house. Na,n #sffeet, recently occupied by
Martin IloIiius. fb,fic,tn LuHcaster. Dfnjg 4. Cos
iurfion STORE aud he Oid NGrEet1 u, tins ar
nneenent. in rnnnc >on nith his Warehouse on the
noek. IL hops fhe hrtte 10 serve h= present TRENDS
aud al others Who may b, dsIo=cd 10 encourage
hItuz
Tie R,c,ifite and Fo1rardiar BasjHrss, will be
ptfi, elarly attended 10. am authorized BY Ian
caster. ncub, \ 60, Jihu lIoll,ns, aud Miller Is
Roberts. to ask continuance OF the business in
this department from then friends.
Having purchased the Stotk uf GROCERIES, Of
Nj. Martin liplu,, he Will rudeayonr to oil orders
on c3od 'eilRs Is au5 otA.i house IN the cdy.
Eel Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15
.SS Acres Of Land,

adjacent To the village partly cleared, with three or
four rood Lots suitable for cniertInla- droyes Of
Horses Nc. or for cultivation, aud has on It newly
built hewed ioehousc. with framed and shingcd foot
GOOD Blacksmith shop aud other Cabins.
Benz anxious to sell, will give bafgaIl IN tbs
propertv--a, evidence OF ,l..eli should any one pro
t.u,r 10 buy. and eanuoi agree upon the Pre-,
sill take 500 les than its valuation TO be made by
tgo DISTINGUISHED persons tehoscu by each OF u5,)
Who shall in case OF disagreement, choose the 1hrd
,aluer. SAMUEL VI. LOWELL.
Pittsglrania {. II. Feb. : wlw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15

BY decision Of the Baltimore County Court
the Thompsonian Doctors and all others unau,hor-
sed by law to practice medicine or surgery of
that State, are prohibited not only the recovery of
tees Tor medical attendance, but also the price to
the medicine sold by them, should they administer
the same, prescribe their use.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15

DcARDINC.---The subscriber having
ID moved TO Lynehburg, would be pleased TO take
into his family, Roarders, six eight Young
Ladies. His house is conmodious. situated IN
agreeable part Of the town, and convenient TO some
good Schools. lie Will furnish an excellent Piano 10
such o. tie Young Ladies MAY wish TO learn Nh
sac. and Mrs. Winston aud himself will every rx-
erton to give satisfaction the parents and guardians
who may ihluh proper 10 patrenile them.
EDnt Nj WINSTON
Eel vim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15
sndc,nnii, asritst LOSS by Fire

I ri the n ikjTORD FIRE IAStRiNfE
CONF IN ol lluuo,d, Gonncctffui are nov PIE
rated II mlse permanent q limited Insurance,
against boss damage by inr, property Il every
description, IA fonu aud country, On TENS - fayOf
able - Il 90 lssuIa 81 As my similar Institution.
Tn torpstI, h1, been nopotafoniof more than
tc,ptg Vcors, and during that period have pad ali
thelt iese,,, without subIeeung the insured, any
Ii.staaer, 10 result l. q count 81 justice
llpHBARD y GARDNER, tgts.
Richmond. Feb. II :}H
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15
NOTICE,

= nave lately purchased the noted bull boil
~ AK and intend taking him to Western VIZ
Una ,he lst OF May next, any person wishing 10
1--we Tue ose OF HIM in their stock will find him 10
'Su1noofe or Nc vicuny from till the above IA
"en Time. JESSE MILLER.
anuary"S :.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15
~ OFFICE,

l. persons having IN their possession Belts and
SfHHnefS, on Keys, belonging to the Hose
house will please deliver them 10 GRIFFIN /
CINE, Police Master, Those requiring il, will
be pad tor their Belts and Spauners.
SAMPSON DUIGIID,
s9,5,G Engineer Of The LynchJurg Hose Comtanv
CO. II 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15
LynchbUrs Nursery and Fruit
Garden.

&M Now containing upwards of twenty
4S thousand Fruit Trees, of the most
choice kinds, both of Europe and A.
80 merlca, which are now offered TO the
publ and ii is to be hoped that no one win be-
50 ol' to his interest, that wants an Orchard. rs
not to apply where he can be furnished with up-
parns o, ono hundred varieties of Apples, thirty of
'i't'S OIL reaches, twenty of Cherries, TWEEN
~ OF Plums, ten of Apricots, ten If Noct,,;,as
Wc' Grapes, Cnrrants, GooscberreS. Fnnl;sh
ANUS IS, ana great variety of shade and orna-
mental Trees and Shrubs 8; and all of which viii
DC So.u low. Orders addressed to the pronrie,or
OF ,ei' with any mercantile house in I,vncbhma
will meet with prompt attention. ''>"''' q
~ ~, JOHN d. RICHESON.
, W me Lexington Union and E;nco<,le
Ds|oeIae ~'u publish the ADORE TOR sir ,ceeks
a ata '0'""ra me" account, 70 this Office for pay
Nov. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15
NOTICE.

HkOolNS OF SUBSCRIPTION will be- open
4 81. On tlc @ld lu,t1ut tJdnUaIy.) and be- KEEP
open thirty day nj the Store OF John q. Mcem
lol one haa,h, 1ad LILY Sh.trs Of additional STOCK III
tac lNaehbu2 Naa1 tuning Company --agtccabl,
10 an otdrl OF the Stockholders ct the S'h instant
JOHN G. MIEM
president.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15
EVANSVILLE, RsbTs,A.
BLcKINGHiN COTRT JOi,SE.

ms splendid establishment, owned, and hereto
tore kept by Nr. homas May, passed INTO the pos
session, Ton the first day Of January nst.) of The
subscribers
As they have taken long lease on tins property.
they intend ntlng upthe same IN the most com oIt
able and gencel style, for the reception, cntcf am.
meat, aud comfort Of all who may fyar them with i
call. they will keep good and attentive servants:
then ta9e Will be supplied with the very best ,llat
he "WAet affords then stables (Which are capable
ol holding oao hundred Lor.es) we'll supplied, and
attended by good ost'elS. From the eXor,jcnr,. nj
one OF nn IN this line OF business heretofore, combIn-
ed "lth the determination of both, 10 devote their
very best eNeftionS 10 please the public they naer
mems Ives and have aright to expect, al least due
stlae OF the public patronage.
ROBERT HILL.
WILLIAM RIDGNAY
buckingham C.. II. Jan / vSw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15
N.lLE.W .{C.fDE.Hf.

,'EFlE trustees of this Institution take p.4sure in
a announcing, thai they have procured III" sersi.
OF Genilcnan and Lady of dstIns uI-hrd Trlu-
tlfiou, iur the present seaf.
The gentleman, Mr.. r :. REEVE, las been ,ety
successfully teaching for several year and hom to-
iinoniIs IS hie1 he adduees. the Board egHfieuti.
recommend Inn 10 The patfonageoi the community.
y gentleman OF I'm literary atfaninenis, uneScep-
fiua4bc mural oharaefer, and IN every respect cu-
nenil, qualified to discharge TIM da,lcr aeumbcn, on
tbe Principal Of an Ae1dcmy.
The Feual. Department Will be managed BY Miss
MARY u. REEVE. but under the immediate su-
peflHtrudanee Of her bfohef-and from tie c~t1b
shed fame of both. the trustees DO not hesitate
believe thai pupils both male atii female. will have
tie advantage Of acquiring al the Information that
can be obtained ~ any similar institution IL the up
PER country.
The utmost zeal and diligence on the part u the
nasters, combined with the tbty of the teachers
viii be cNcited to lie general advancement OF the
pupils. And II may with truth be asserted that tins
School combine, III tire advantages 81 board aud tu=
ion Of uncommon cheapac>s, OF highly re>pecta-
BE and wealth., ncrghhorhood, and OF location the
niast beautiful and healthy IN Virginia.
The irst session Will commence on tie l5tl +
February instant, ard close GA the 10Th Jui5.
TERMS:
Board and incidental expenses, 81 to 3per ses-
SION
Il CIaes. Spelling and Reading. = per session.
ii Do. Reading. Writing aud Arithmetic, s, G.
< per session.
81 DO. Grammar, Geography, &c. 30 per
e on.
lth Do. History, Natural Philosophy, Gac,nis-
n. &c. 81 pc, session.
5th Do. Languages, Mathematics, &c. 80 per
session.
Nu. l.. Walton Edmond +. H.ate,
john /. j. hitc, Powell II. Hun.
Am. {. Williams, Henry Frantz.
Geo ". >hn4Ls. james &c Clanalau,
Joseph johnston, I'rtsteeS.
Salem, Dot Feb II 3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-15
4 Ecacshcr Wanted.

WISH to employ good English Teacher, to
eoudIcta Hrl"hboufhaod School.
RICHARD PERKINS,
Dec. IN