davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-13
Sir Dausrn.

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ern eou Gtatf uno GueGa,eyra5 aeJt-
un8eocl' btfonut> tch f. eao Yctspt-
Neebe fir osn tcbDe eIdGrtsn Wutspt-
pnbf' lCIearcr1 fiji 20snrmibttr, II cpl
bsFAunr u"tet Dem 0lame y. >"Ii;eyanesy
po!teS'6 Watsnt WnHes" en3Tt'i, b';to
ttanen, il D." Gruatifo S>:tart uno lns:
cayalpas. Gtt tat;u j7nsr Sci: dlf I5ano
on hren1 1329no'E il, Cau!or, wo !aan
eieItItsA urtss Iu,ber nt1o sas,feu taup,
Dad ''NBsn ole tls,<ujoe, ms!d>s >eu
oieft: 9 nerr fa1tfsn !ssl=a m:t oct.,
Vtaaf pcn lDren SIeb'u re'isssu isy9.
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3stttt oa|slbs ia sebrau<p.u.
g. 9. Da f;,lias q,1i0nsn. eu.cb eeH
Us1:auF oe5 befa8tsu pusr,a> uns tto
0(tc1te osniel5en ia asbEanbsn, ia t;cI.m
Saurtr> itr (ter llHtes fb:iebeasn) aus-
ltb'i.b!;de HE'D! os.leet b ;ber, -{u ,rar.
nsn fl ble':sit jecsrma1n tenls!tsr, oee,
&ee) )t osaleIben su pe'tauTsu ceer fau'
an inotn fir st0renss uno eel:n!jo ess1
,pr nnefb''eb'i:V N'oyt3s .efteben e<een.
Fen.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-13

et,n 20. Dec. eutob G>scrse 2unpar,
CO. 81. q Oeorssp pano ~ SQ.;'
4onneb 8uc;u u.s. :e!es rpu o1e.
Isr gtaeT.
Qlsnu ssu:Y sjranesE 2isbsn fstn,
Dne eerps rft tsD1enmsu fsyu,
60 if'S au' beI}e ale Sit
9iiebt Gang se'rar', uro oannab fvtDt.
Sn msfiG on, em 4ssn hisfes, eurd,
Zen Gb'>p. Joht SGman> l,r. Sanite 8.
Nsyuelos ,a sO1iG Masia 9rssu, d.tEifs
1rGtsr scu Sams5 Duncan, ga.
2!,u 5tsn bicieo, e:;r1 cen eSrr. q,
e&ufnetr, 9r. Sseeb EiBner Don Dsua.
txsat Ip. .n MilT Nina Gmu9e .. Vks.
Iaurf fhip.
Nm ster cisits, susA Gtsnosn(tlhen,
Qr. S2e'nr'b s,s"r% III gHiifTT HNlaris }oaat
bsves pon Waninrr.
/" ssn 81. 9'rp. enreb asn Gstsr. Geora
G eb!oFsr pr. Ssvi EibIer 81 DIFF pari<t
Gsen, beyes orn Seesbuss.
+ Sin rs ZEN Dsc. eu'b ehsnosnfsibsn.
nr. Oter9s ginme au Stiff s0iar8ystba
Hinf!ey, ecu 8slbIst'm l..
Mm asllsn Dse. in .D6uaburs. 2s. =.
Gdlrfer yr DIFF Gattarins sSosuha,t
bsibe filr5'ib poa .Mecine g..
2'in 5tsn eitfte, 52r. gamusI gailter il,
MiiI @estasl Gentosate, bSYee ., San
ly 1auulhip. =.: .......-
e',u sofen &c. eerb Spbn 9rsuoc;.
Gfq. 9r. Mauesl QnadsrIa ~ M'n 9Rar:
Z. asttba &idascs. btiss son piain s..
ams7. &c. in esrroliou> @arspil 60.
tnrd esnebtfp. Nr!bae;et, o.. % to!ae
V 1T 9es ten Gontcn ~ Diff sa;tst
gens, non easrpltcn.
Gin 20. &c. ou;eo So0n 9sumbab.
ciq.s[r. Sebn tEe 81 Diff eaIbari:a
Mlller. ktice tcu Sefs 81.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-13

y GO t ion 3
I;tt2&Tu09o,C :rposrie-
2!vc"t<H:GH;5-&a &arton. ]
SEC. e. 1895.
"a os' u1:etfzrjsttrs pon ber "Wr .:
tset1ou 5 Inrances o,:1pa
nj {" 81 >GaEEforo, GcHnsetieut ais 81
3s1t an3tisSIs Wto dHtorttrt rprrDeu cE,-
ne 2is:ffhut 9erft>esunsfu ewe;uGsnsa,
1oe7tietet tr ftp bisvutit s. du;sr, { tobys
-?W&b!en. Gebr;dsn uue Gftteuetn, SsiTst
eere" SI'haE:, nsbit iv4entctleb Anb brrn.
55utit5eu G;8f utJ"s's, eegsn2}es'::n & peer
0si'sae'3"m0 eu:d oeaey 81 e5s1a,Irsu
D;s E>Rsn e&;n i;Ho His>';6sr, a;5 ois Il.
2sao s;;1t' 2:Ufais 0i5fsr ]i,t; rts bic
u u f. ,t='tl!: !: e;efs Cin.;S IN ed,rttYra
'bTEr <5<{a>t3tte, uno t.v H:1ieAiiau,,>,
unc Gs5&ait;u5 ;tter 25esIujls, pstfSlav1,
Ill >, :rtto protApf u.!o liberal fspn. 2lnf.
rA4sn / dE 3stin3NnssH uno ARseuraus.
nSesn ii ess NIst5nubercn nasrib uut
0eIesa t" GaHeou, ssnatr msrben.
oaTA als 0EFN&fssi:, Gcj@a auf .i.G,
2Ger' ie'ntt pE:S.;t:e!:wsrctn n,
SCDn -C0rvjS,
Nesnt FIR ttfaata 6, C,ir}aAris.
= { saion SS;as. 10. 1855. SOFT.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-13
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Sd bsuae sus ea6en;einen Genn,nil
ceS pabltinnls, r"b milne &Isefeamen:
sRaft1lne jttt I'M Uene eo!be, oge
mir :hrru Saamen Sus.' GtAigeu iltsr.
csbsu rrltn. lrtrttn eEl:ebt, etnistea
np4 sen, ]. naattsn 6sbsuat abbu'i2lst
la ia6 rer geaenpaltiseu Sab. sssu
Ieinsn ~ teittBs.. teatldte.
G3rr. te. 1886. > s5atab Wyere.
, 81. g. GeerfsGS sstss.tt er bas Sub:
seetts,, unb 3uberttisu. nFte aewtbnlGb
em altsn g!ait sl:e aSti.f E.tsNllb scn
GeMeH, +. ~ ~. ~. =. VI.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-13
DIR = G . Old s.
60 z. 3 =. =. 5'ss;' 7 ..sc.s, .s Cf2cess.s

z = zs5' 70 ..sE.9, q 20 GROCERIES,
Ccockery. Glassware, IRON, Nails, TO
tacco, Sole E. Upper Leathsr, Calfskins,
tslij 6. Y Cut Saws3 Elacks7nith's Vices
aud Cradiias Scythes, warranted bast
German Scythes, best Longs Sickles.
5hoyc!s, Spades and Hoes, T,iDg aid
Co'iius' Axes, Broad Axes, Adzes, Gut.
Iron an! 6iiters. Sheep Shears, Knives
and Forks, Butchers and Shoe knivesi
Scissors and SUPERIOR Razcrs, Brace and
H'tss Concave bright Augers, Horse s
Wool Cards, Coffee Mills OF various des-
cr'ptions, large assortment ofTuckuI.
and Side COMBS, Of the Tutt!esheII q.
well "s the common Ivory Combs, neck j.,
e d ! II s and dressing Combs. commons
and Gum Suspender, Cologne Water il
bottles, silver Pencil Gases, VioIirs and
''oi'" strings, Powglcr!lorns, Rappe
and 11accouba Snuff.
Tic Staple ortic1es Of Dry Goods consist IL.
Brown and BieaciIed AusIins Of IL yer,
superior guilty not con;"on,y broLghtt
this market Eed-'i,hius, Tw,i,ed II us.
'ils OF various c0Icrs, AID qualities f.!
Jac"ets aud Pan'4!nous, HeyeItcens
otoEmeut'$ Canton Fi.nnei CaIIicooes
G'n- bans, fashionable 7 r Is, Stripe
& 'inids, Cr"pe<, SILKS in great variety
SILK S.awis, sCalit:, t=d5 yellow "E.,
oti'cr Eandano ll41d:ze!cI!itis, varitus
dress ilandl. ercbieGs ofthe latest fashions
hne Lace, Linnen LdgiuG, Insertions
Footing, &C. &C. Il fac assortment O.
! the best German and Wh:tc !!vsc, DiA
PEI, and Table Linncr, ,.Is1 q large ~
sortment OF German s. Isish Linnen, s!!l
l''ouons in sets and ott&l wise, lasIioua
| Tie selling, velvet sitton, cotton lliuges
Shoe tIcad, &c, &c. with Il great yariet,
Of c;h2r @!::cIcs too numerous to par!icu
IArize.
! Ladies and gentlemen in tcwp and IT,
sarE0uu'''T1s Country. "te most ,es,
fully itY:tt:l 10 s., e !4i:? i. call uua sccur
: good Ears@iDs.
| Mass'iior, MAY L, 1~23. 2-yr
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-13
9Seuer SIcto oerftob =.

Ger E;t'rfUriebeue b<gunoet ]one
8reunos ui1o oh6 NubNFn,u nts,bs aat,
ooB sr an Isiusm a;ssa S:aacpun:te> Gil
DIR ijlcoiII'Den Gcfs Oct Nlal?t uuo 6ttF,
7tr4bs, Der Sf5 ee6 @eqr. Dunbar &C.;
3caitter. einen &IeioerfUD! str'bt,t hor,
reoriI1 CT eia al3es'eiUee 9iTortiment por
isrtjesu &Isibsra ausr 2!t! bsGiueia aus
9ane III baten seoens1, ,-uuo IS :.uu:
mshr MT einer soytfef!idsu 9iu 5lrabl rcn
NtHst, Do{en, @sfsn @teat5 &c. y. Ct.
o10st. Talfaltise lpeyosu etjuebg (fcbp.
Ger 0Nt' fei0er Maatsu II. otr unoeIv6ans
I;obeu D;;!Iage;! istner ps>iIs tur;2 per.
;6nIicht HaFs burg 81 !.~s r1suss:!.
S:cpt. 30, 'S6. 5 T!'d;asI l2eigtys.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-13

at a.s l5n1at6 ssbyantbfn a':o IL Z. j'H'
srt i . il isesE J1;uf:tt rohE MI" b:ia::a.
NH,tliau 81 irF;,
NsGdri 81 'tFt4,
S4natba" gSt5t ).
Il 5. 1885.
2,,r<,t: u3,,.,am s. e. 3,:tt55;ai2',
Gbotla5 s.. 4trlee.
9Sa,r betsr3en bsm;t> bab NIL 50 ) Sc
bic &abasI Ntbsris ttHHsT, us'2 .r!s I:A:
tsrIO.el3en 9.rne ur|te Jt&m:M o4B D1rs
iieb>Eos5 2tu5sd5 6!iau soapf 1T.
&bon'a5 &:u..,:.p,
c5Ubn Gn> rAr,
Chort Greer ~. 5o1rrilcn g, . $3.50
0.br, IS, 1885.
SD bejtHAg I,'sr':t oA5 &or. G45bottsi.
2!u9en mstnes Sdjvoslttr burtb GDail4,<,
IN 5 Iossn tu~irt. =, j Sabre oorasr ,pa,
III ''i1bG perme5e"o, Soh 'Nicbt vcsr ga
aGesresS Gibt III srtsavtn AUG 5~;ts ID.
rhbteno oil>*t 3stt fsinstt 5<3F@i II. + :u<
3Nsas5s pon = tDm.%s7n.
Sa;:b 6l:1t,
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- os;*u4e bieint; tA!3 d. 4;o; rgt
anfen9. s otn Martia au, e. T:l. !k.3,
IN 6rjtIid;t 3rhaneun3 81 n;b;rCu Il
.rar Oouis oon' 3e'I1snoe, eAa aa";:
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s<o, fsn:i:sa 'pIr natb et!u .s,t:z!n::,1
~ "''s'"Eo' ~. "p'Et<, G.; ihiT5H H"'tyt
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= sat1af'ns "a s"a't7> fint ::,:,,;;';::@;r
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u "lp' ea:reQ 60. 3. 23I&:5 l3adg55.
| 80 et3suas tien1s, talB main lG,p
Mi! S'rfbanoune Der 9ltcrenfo tart tss
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-13
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" LuKXTHAL in the new Brick Ware
4 house, north west corner Of ihc Ca
nal Bridge has just receN ed from New
York and Baltimore very extensive s
Splendid assortment ii Spring Goods,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-13
9>si(c nacb Z TeutIN(onh.

D;r un:<r,s'd}ue5s gsoeaet i'm 1;o"at
M1r1 e'ue 0sib1fs6.ejIe oaeD Ieinsrn HI:
tn OaterIenas ou5utrstsu. uno ON QRep
iesr BFenten oart9 0as Dar,nR1otiibs
uno Otoji>ps uatV 2Et'y:si;!btra III neh:
m'n, 1oo az y6s5irti3 IL aas }>a5!jarpor!b,
G3orroorfsr S5srant. CT TT 9eGounen
ua nd5it<n SpIsja5r 5,1ri,Hjast0ren uno
SlsTe> WaUmaeI)teu IL. icniti8s. Aaft!d,e
Ill 0t{or3cn. poiEfrsie SEi. ie .r,it eiaeul
9a!tsa G3a.s,, t:9reIirs mau aa
GariIi TGaIser.
H7e eii>inato7 u. Carroll Gauntp. 9.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-13
JoGuo THO 2ptte
sun: . erfoIfs.

Tie unter(Orisbsnea c;s.cn Die ncb..
>s!anntsn Soften eir3eln cctr auian.m;n
,u,r Ns,faufe on. tie an, ,aolid)su Gnbt
Ser WlasttNraf;s in Gautor> iisaeu. a|ul
sisr es; Xptsen ilsbt fin gues Webn-
daus, nel&ee 9eeTnwast'3 son Qrn
1laaf Stuart rsuotut uire. 8gIs tai
an ertsn nabiteu Grs'se se9stsn ,pcr:
osn, nns i'll Bic @seInvunesnm menoe na,'
i'd an 9ee. &spnelo6 f g.
+. an NfYreIcs' N;nb!s.
Canton, Dtt.o. 1885. 49,
Gin Ooue On etnsn Soo!bbner,
.~ 81 pe,!sbneu.
Ot!saen ezra 4 9NeiI,u BON Canten.-
Gin TsifIter Maan tann> bier cine CIT.
geIssenasit ftnhen,-;nesm er 3asleic.
ole auefdDt bat-net e tioer e.,sfn Mcb;
auns-euA hsiflneias 9tlba(ts,,na Al,
i1netn. Dat !aatere erfrese man it,
oisier- Crna:rsy. s'fril 80, c6.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-13
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Ser >tHlsrjSiGne!s bat eAf Qano nt10
a;r ttIIauciq ;un Ne,fauT stn eorRq'stee
{J9r;emsns os,tie3sr Sh9sr, 'Ds;desr
3elonnsn 1T IS risorIs els irseco sin Ill;
6.str DuN3;Uo,srl III SstSaufea' n"ts'
cie(sn @hDsrn bsfn0sn i'ep ie!3s"ss
s:tins t..:>,ne Osc9'"n9is'
8.soe.rs qgt,t3e(9ie6te'
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ltli tsmserajfbsr 0'ioFG5"e2'
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pim:n !;tbfr SIu1u:rsAsts1.
5t9a,;b, ,raus <Osnst:il;5er Ssno>ytsf.r
AIS. 2y,ss"w5> Csppti{1s Gsb'i,nrNt's
GrSatIun9tn IN taulsoo naa s'nt' olaAt'
tQaueh5 !tun8etnuIl, rnO!'Eb n,so rsnt|9'
Gvsa a;.vuasu, pOn Aoelbstt Gti;ass.
1,Itli'na5 Altsy y. i3m lt'elt 9s|Nr'sben
Ca6 2{<sue 81 (tam:ut, i;bssl. .. Nan IS
ScbmcIFena Mor3sn AtsaoAaoa1t|s>
I ,lD!mfer5 Niuosrirtuhe.
pis:os uno Bib ArJ.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-13


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OcIt rp1brtnO lbgcC Sabrt uaD
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toin, Ger Gtsusrmon uno elm No
Gasi;r ertrann<n il Otc Gojdte.
ole dbrise MannlNo(t I al Der
SabL rr1nsttn f;D ouf p2sn Oor>
Dsytbeit pe6 GdiT>s suIonmcn
ruo bonoen f,b oa:c!bi? feIt. 3
Sage unD 3 WdGttc >D0reO Ge 70
nsw1 9c|en bss Z turms5 ouSges
fest, cbns onotrc NobCun9 o!e
einlae ROBE S3rtcHtln uNo obne
gDoGtr. N&brsnO rieIcc Se;t
1forteu 5wei pen nee Maunfnaft
uno rcr Cojut;njun9eI w:lNcr
l,btcre, nm ftn paaeucsn i un9er
III liileu in StdcSs Serfpnltteu
nRo oersebtt w"roe Gno''ch 9th
23)tcn errettete oas GltlH C<em
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It Ne nAcb IGi}On.
Du gtbu:w1iler wno ojs 9AGtsr.
rer: 29cIl, liz Nuttn
9>oob botte brcp @tbac, S5bear
J5om uno Sopbts. 2Nie kleb nun
Der SNotet cieftr orsp S5bsue .
M:os ? f6nnt Ibc's nibt Easen !?
0seu, iD Mills eutD Osutll3>er
MAIDEN. llnfir Nadbar &bniot
tat DreD SSbnst So5n U'uD unp
0ciepb. N>cr 1T nun rcr Oo:sr
pen Srbn, VluY unO So(epb
SduIiot?
ollie Nutsn fdrepen aus: 9r.
G. dumlot !
2eArcr: N<t5t meme lj<ter
Sinner ibr bait rettt. 9>un
wieDer oxf unfere crtle Sroge 81
frumen Neob bate 3 Ctbne
Sbsm, 9om uuo 9ophot. c2t2er
mar nun Der 0attr so0 Neake 3
SShnen
2!us Guben noAotm Gt Gd)
Gin yreuie befpnnsnu cinItin''i9
"@oerr Gd>mlot -
Ger yehrer lingt:
- ibr Cd>fsn, 'br Gfel srcB 1t. Helm,
c. r!ltic!! ftrwahr GeenIp ein 2 duI-
meifsr IN fevn!
stsr GEL ;tE Eur eas uf6Is MaI nid,t
dcbt
snnasyFtb!ae iA tu6 oen Gilsen Hae
.... IS tCrneit ui.o sIattt
es eittt trcbl feline 9r66src,
G t>me!cEI<rin ots Gle G'gcn!itbc.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-13
2s1rt D1e1t6 nIot! !!

U q = ej,cscD & EEa
SS$Zn Eicrolt ec9ebcn oo6
~ OLE 0le|cH!3t0 wct~o, &C.
fon3ca f,no uns fir ridtt1npIgs
3est"os 8 = 0utosn Iols, 80
isr, QS:!tthforn un0 UrunOoiruc!?l
Il: 6eSobleo, IS lNncrbolb { lus III
- II q t g rcn Soto Gil t:::;s
1T lletcgl!:f fern.
Der . yacs:r.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-11

Resolred, That the Speaker of the Senate, and the
Speaker Of The House Of Delegates, be requested to
cause a notice TO be delivered 10 the said Estill that the
General Assembly will proceed on the 2lst day after
that on which he shall have received such notice: prOri.
dcd, that # tic said twenty first day after the service Of
such notice shall be on Sunday, then the General AS
sembly will proceed 10 act on the subject on the next DAY,
TO consider the ~prnpriety Of removing him from once;
and that they cause to be delivered to him i cuPy OF lie
causes above stated, as The rrasun Tor his removal; and
also, that COZ les ihnrrci he published in some nrwsPa-
per IN The city OF Richmond. ard in The town of Abing-
doa. IN which & Last resided in this Stale
:igrrrG 10 ty nc General .3ssemhyot Pirginia
February I. l-37.
GEORGE W. MUNFORD, C.. II D.
tJ-Ihr I:Gi:o: nf The Abingdon - ,csnan will re-pt.5ii,n the
above, and ;raii5ml, hi, account TO The Clerk oi the House OF Dele.
potrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-11
1WVT UUFUIFTTl SET FHTITSs
STAFFORD II. PARKER, S. S,
LINN BANKS, S. II. ID.

Tic ioint committee which was instructed 10 enquire
whether Benjamin Eslill, Esq, one Of the Judges OF The
General Court has vacated his office, and what proceed
ings it is proper 10 adopt in order TO his removal from OF.
flee, according 10 the sixth section OF the hitil article OF
The Constitution, respectfully submits the following re-
port:
1t is represented, that The said Estill has removed from
the State of Virginia, to Jackson, in The Stale of Missis-
sippi; and from verbal information from persons acquaint.
ed with him, as we'll rs an advertisement in a newspaper
shown 10 the committee, announcing tile TACT OF his re-
movul, and his intention 10 practice law 10 the courts OF
that Slate, there would seem to be no reason 10 doubt
that he has so removed. Whether or not he may design
to return TO this State, in time TO hold the courts OF his
circuit next spring. tho committee have mol deemed II al
all necessary to enquire. His non. residence within his lu.
dicial circuit is contrary TO positive law; and ms reno: !
from the Common wealth, while it must be injnrior' 10
the public generally, and the people OF his circuit espe.
cially, is deemed incompatible with the principles OF our
Government, and derogatory TO ills character. The COM
mit,ce recommend, therefore, the adoption of the follow.
ing resolutions:
Rcsoirtd, That the General Assembly will proceed on
the 2lst day after that on which he shall have received
such notice, 10 enquire whether Benjamin EstllI, Esq ,
shall he removed from his Office OF Judge OF The General
Court, and Of the Circuit Superior Courts OF Law and
Chancery in the 18th circuit; and, that lie he duly notI.
fled of the following, as the causes for his contemplated
removal from office:
LIST. That the said BENJAMIN Estill, being a Judge Of
the Genera! Court Of this State, and Of the Circuit Su-
pcrior Courts Of Law and Chanccry in the fifteenth cir
cult, and being required by law TO reside within The sth
judicial district. dsth not reside within the limits thereof.
I'd. That lie said Estill, being Judge, as aforesaid,
hath removed from this Commonwealth, and is no longer
a resident of the same.
Sd. Because The said Benjamin Estlll hath caused an
advertisement to be inserted in q newspaper printed IN
Mississippi. By which he announces his location 10 JACK
son, in that State, and his readiness 10 underllke any
business which may be offered him. as a practising law
ycr in certain courts OF the State last aforesaid.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-11
a DEMONSTRATORS SALES i Will sell, at auc.

a DEMONSTRATORS SALES i will sell, at auc'
IA ton, on SATURDAY, the 18th day OF February,
1897, at Thornbank, the late residence of Robert NJ
Gordon, deceased, in the county of Henrico, near the
lower toll gate Of the Brook Turnpike, and about a mile
from Richmond, all the household and kitchen turnI'
ture Of said d~ecedent, comprising the usual assortment
Of chairs, tables, sideboard, carpets, &c, belonging to-
very neatly furnished house: also, a library OF valuable
books, a first rate double barreNed gun, and a PAIR OF
duelling pistols, and The farming and garden utensils
many Of The articles of fuITi,urs' are highly , ys59aT'e ,.a,
sell, al auction, in front of the Bell Tavern, in the city
of Richmond, fifteen large and well broke n mu he most
of them young, 4 good riding mare, and eight LIKELY ne
arocs, to witt: a man, three young women and tour chill
dren, oil the property Of the said X. NJ. Gordon, dc
ceased.
Terms of The above sales-For all sums of fifty dol
lars, cash-fora all over that amount,a credit OF u lnon!hs
will be allowed, the purchaser giving bond with aPPrcV'
ed security, for every thing except the negroes, and iof
them the same credit will be given, and notes negolIa-
bic and payable in one of the Banks of the city OF R'ch'
,nond, with good endorsers will be required.
IT Sales 10 commence both days ut IL O'Clock.
JONI B. YOUNG,
administrator eih The uuu anaeLcd u
Robert NJ. Gordon, decd.
E.b =, S9-tds
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TALLAHASSEE, January 9


IspIays.-We understand that information has been
received of a considerable number Of Indians commit
ting drpreda,ions on this side Of the Suwannce, and
near he AucilIa river. The frontier settlers are again
Av;nc hack. as they apprehend the entire devastation Of
the st elements in Madison, and on the Southeastern
border rs Of Jefferson, unless a competent force is sent TO
repel the savage foe. The Governor, we learn, with his
wonted activity and vigilance, has ordered a body OF
troops promptly to be raised, and sent for the protection
of our citizens, thus left exposed to the enemy.
Postscript!
CARRYING THE WAR INTO AFRIcA-On yesterday,
about one o'clock, in The day time, three large wagons,
loaded with dry goods, -four and salt, were way-la'd BY
six Indians, about eight miles from this ,place-taken
about n mile from the road, the mules taken out, and
the contents of the wagons packed upon them IN sacks
found in tie wagons, and with three negroes, The drl'
vers, carried off towards the peninsula. There were
fifteen mules taken. This infor nation is derived from
one Of the negro drivers, who escaped.
Tfger,ail, it IS supposed, was al the head OF this party.
Our Civ is alive with the call n arms. The Indians
were painted, and had several iiles.-fIoridtan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-11
"THE POST OFFICES AND THE MAILS"

"THE POST OFFICES THE Mails"
In their paper OF the End instant, Mrssrs. Peasants,
GalIaher IL Aloseley state, that complaints reach them
from "evcry quarter of the Common wealth, that ''lhe
Wing almost invariably iails-the Enquirer comes rcgu-
larry" will not speak for others, but for myself, | can
insure those gentlemen that, although | live in the
"YoEk aud James River Neck every number ofthcir pm.
per, during the present sittings of Congress and the lie.
gislalure, has reached my hands. and is now on file at
their service. / assure them moreover: that, during ;hc
same period, ! have received every number of the En-
uuiIcr-cvery number Of The GlUhe-and with one tx.
cep,ion, O7th January which | much regret, every
number of the National lntelligencer. Perhaps their
other subscribers do not send as regularly and promptly
to the Post Office for their papers as | DIOR, they may
icarc them To be taken ant ky JricadS md %ncighLOrS. Pos
sibly, some oil the Wings subscribers may be cooling
off. have no doubt that many of Them lIcreabouts, but
fer fear Of being jeered, would join the Administration
ranks. ard accept the offer made, "to discontinue"
Williamsburg, Feb. s, 1887,
NJ re too receive gnantnna snf. Of complaints about
The transmission Of our papcrs-lhough we take all The
pains in our power TO correct any mistakes which may
occur in our office, and 10 speed our papers. Our Sonlh-
EN- Collector writes Us f:on Alabama, that '' Unlrss
there can be more regularity in the transportation of tho
Mails, nearly all The subscribers TO Eastern papers will
withdraw their namcs."-Wr are satisfied that the cncr.
ge,ic head Of The Post Office Department will do all in
his power to correc. the evil. Vigllant agents dispatch.
ed TO the South might ascertain The causes Of the com.
plant.
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RICHMOND, Vrripiu, february OH, 1S3

To BExJAMIS EsrIII., Esq:
SIN: Annexed We transmit To you a copy of certain
resolutions adopted by the General Assembly of Virgil
MIA, stating certain causes therein set forth, for your re.
moyal from the office of Judge Of the General Court and
of the Circuit Superior Courts Of Law and CAancery in
the 18th circuit.
In conformity with one Of the said resolutions, we
hereby notify you that the General Assembly will pro.
cecil. on the llsl day after the day on which this notice shall
be served on you, and if that day should be on Sunday,
then on the next day, TO consider the ~proPrie'y Of re-
moving you from Office.
We have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
Your obrdient servants.
STAFFORD II. PARKER, S. S.,
LINN BANKS, S. II. ID.