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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-17
Talicbmiiu,er eufScfft.

(Sf. Vouis). W1rldlau SlepS bat 9ettern
friib Gin beoeutenoes GaIfdmiin;er.Ieif ent-
erdt nno aufgehcben. Da6tibe befsnb Gb
in Der tiefaen Sudtaneluns Der Serren
Strattcn nno Barnard, $50. 43, 4teStraBe,
0escnilber tem Wantersbau(c, unb or.Bars
narb, Der sfIocie Der 8irma Daro perhaf-
tet Gin Salihmiinser, Namcns Duna Dor
GINGER 3eit IN 9Iltcn perbaftet aber bon ben
oorti9cu Seb0roen apicocr frci9ela6tn ipurs
&c, lbicn cinen Rhld,ubigen in bcr perlcn
bes y. @. 8aruaro, WusiSentbilmerScten-
tenannter @udlhanciuns iu BADEN, allsin bic
SeiDetie lasen nid,t flar senus Dor um eins
lhrelten ;u f0nHen. Mln be9nii9te fTh bas
Der bamit ben 8ereddtiseu su itberpaden.
Ssit einisen Ga9ersia fab man perlcnen, bic
lIh nit Der Aussabe falfden @elces beld)df-
tiste,l, in Stratton mno 8arnaros0aben aus
uuo einsebeu uno Maridalts Selps beidlcB
nun cinSnihreiten. Gr fhidte baber ben
9isuien. 9Bcoofportb III cen eabcn, Der fIh
fir siner eanofanfmann aus9ab, Der einen
Bidder Detailbanbcl in einem @cuntD anles
gen pclle. 8alo muroe er nit Barnaro pers
traut unc Der arswobn ware CUR @epiBteit.
@eifern Morsen nun tesab I'D, MarfhaG
Jslps nit Der poli;ei in ben eaceu, uerhafs
tete Barnard uub lce cine senaue 0auslus
dung ocruebmen. Sn perlhieoenen Derllefs
fen faab man 8 $50 in fallhen MiinSen
unb ,mdr:
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-17
Maler Z 9ln;eiae.

2,cn Nr y jurfld9cfebrt mp idb mcine 0i[buna
rrsaltrt INV mid pcrrelIfrmmnct bahe, feebre il
hlep ailtn Nnniftreuneen anjujciacn, rag i'd misb
uh portrelt'al,ii tripie i'm Serfrti8cn oon Sir.
dc 8e,idlern, 9Serprlben unp @bilemafrn nsrr
eodrtten In Scutlder, enatifbsr uno fran,Sll(sbsr
Spradbc, cnrfeble.
office tei sonis SeGn,ans Oiafilfp'n, obio
Oantel 9t . ter, IPoIcr
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-17
Seutfebe Sudbbanbiuna.
DDn 6 00ers mnD Gp.

Dir ltnterseidnstcn baltcn fcrtmibrcnb Gin reid.
palti9cs sa8er prn 8u9crn alcr 8attungen, tctfes
benz aus meei5iniftsn, tbeclosfben, reebtsniGen.
[taftliden, Observation-Disclosures inb sela,i6tlibrn
eSsrssn, ,Herten Ger rent9enSlaffitcr in ccrfaese.
nen ns9absn, 2efrtcrti9ern, S@uItdbcrn, 8e
csrarbicn, Solfstldetn, Gineerftbriftcn, Si(ber.
ta1crn, 3eiAncnpprlastn It. { 10.
Sureb nntcre uitnittcltarcn unb a,tsaeSebntrtt
9eteineun9en init fdmmtli6en S5ubbanplunatn
Oeutblanes nno Der S9pcu Iinp mir In ben @tsnp
seictt, Jspes IN eeut@sr Srra@e erfbienene 9perr
ralD no gu e,atsen pretcn Su tefcrsen. 2sir fen.
Zen tnlrre Iuftrdse NIT jscem Der reaellnasiac,,
Irtfoampft4ffe ab. unp trbaItcn unfere Niic5sr
init Den Sampfern Nep Yorf 0srsncr sine,
Nir rertauftn autb QGedbfcl In telictiacn setrs.
gen nro Siebttn itaeb allea 0scseneen 0eutfdanps.
oie giestrerltibniiIe untcrer .oanptuns finS
GJn 0rn. @tirbnfs 9u@bansluna in Canton
tennen otsnsenelrete 8abrrrsrie6ni(Is einaeGsbsn.
tc'p1e 9tei!un8en auf rseno Gin beIietises 9:,srt
9enadbt ipcrbtn.
@ggsr6 urb So.
A.. Strast jwifbcn Wan unc lealnut.
Cincinnati, Obic.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-17
Ncite SSS00rca,.
M> 9U 6GK6naga
sSari,ers Slpcf,

bt d. a M 6 Gonrtba
mabt (cinen rerrbrten Gtnoen uno Dem pukti.
fun iterbaurt, cie ersrbenr NnjeiSr Rag CT cine
frlf1c nnb eus8t;eiAncfe 1uspabI nsuer Q8aaren
70 eten pom Often erbaltrn bat, tpsloe ju pn til
i5tfcn preiltn atleesn fam, unc ceren CUTE ,tnS
9auerbaftiSteit CT rreiif anpreiitn rarf. S5eine
4uspabl tefrcbt aus aa:n Artitrln, wslde in fein
Sud cin(9Ia8en.
Glder, @afhmere, Sattnette ben aaen Sar-
ben unb Su jeSem preile,
Sns uno ausldnbilhe Drudfatane pon ben
beiten Wauifern, iebr tpcblfeil.
&eicentfNffe, AQtpata's, sa,pns, 0inbans, @a,n,
met, Sanesr, 0bets, Olusline, stintn, 9ett,
;ei,se, 2Ratte, 8anrer, Sbrpals, .oate,
Sonnets, Sarren, 9or,etanwaar,n,
turi faff jeren Artttel Der perlanst lptrren mag.
Safst an anc ,tee5eu,t Gu9 itItff.
Canton, Npril g., 1850. 29.3M.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-17
Gctal . 1851

2ctal 1851
pr. Barnard rparo ocr BEN 9ieccroer aes
fabrt uab banu sesen $1,000 8drsldaa Die
5or. slrmifrcu9 fur ibn leiitete in Treiheit
selest. Sein partner, Sr. Strattcn bat sis
ne 3weia Buhbanbluna in Cincinnati nno
mir b0ren, oae Der 1eie9rapb bereits bort,
bin terihtst bat unb Strattcns 8erbaftun8
besebrt. Gin ih6ncr @hriifusfcpf IN Eupfers
itid, Der Drn. Snmes pbilipp beim Mlais
8ranb uerlorea gina, waro in Darnaros
Qaeen per}ieff qefiinotn. .
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-17
9feate Sltel)b )bilsScrci.

Der unterjtiAnete n,abt bem Wutlifum BON
Start' uno an5renIsneen Counties pie srsetcn
Nnjei8t, eaB er ftd IN
Ca11tOar OHIO,
permanent nieetrrelafien bat um fein 0eftatt In
aiscn tclncn Spei9en 80 bctreitcn. Sneclp or auf
oieiein 2acSe itne Otnite einsm rercbrten a,utli.
rum anetctst. rerlidetter, i'm Eertraaen anf (etnc
Nenntnilte, Ue'Aitlibteit unb l6jabrisen rrafti.
l@en srlapranSen, jeeer anfcreerunS in Se,m3
aaI oauerbafh8telt, Gle5ans uno pdnttli9teit,
9snnSen sn trnnen, tcffrnp ;uSleb, rie 8untf cnes
esrrbrfen pubttlnis gu rercienen. yr bait ts fur
nterfalis, iidb ielttf su rdbmcn uno scbt prn rem
muB.
Or tinbet afle 0rten rrn Ga1tr, Wamrb,tte ,e.,
tstm Gin,elnen unb III sro6rn Nuantit1tcn lc,pi,
"ise Wlanttitber a(!cr 4rt une fur 0cuntp. Qemtcr
Anh nerferti9t or .9utibaobteln @cnnettcren
1afdhentidsr, fcmis aIlc arttn rcn 9oarparteit.
H7- Seine 2eerffait tefuret lie5 u Orr slf(iden
3suseararastfraBc, Ode rer Balnusifras., eeaen,
aber J0rn. Q. u. Shnsicsrs -Sptef
Julius Sittel.
Gantcn, aug. Is ls49. 40 bp.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-17
Dr. e. Dai,3i9er,

tnaat bitrmit Die srstttae An,ese ca6 tr fsiBe
QBcbnuns (eit bsm l. B. Wl. In tie
S(flid,e Guscarawa6fraBe, Gde Ger Wal-
nueFrnee, sessuiber Ssrn. .. u. SdneL
oers 0efel, rerlegt bat,
mo- tr Rem seneisfsn 3uipruA eiaee serebrtea pas
blitums entgsatnficbt.
oantcn. arsil g., 1850. 29t.r.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-17
Cite n g to Dr
BON
JOHN TENNIS.
Gfe Der Matn, nnO Gries StraBe
W1afifllpn Cbip.

Orcb. uno Gieiabantlsr II, aaslanbifden anb
ainfritanisten G fe n uro g 6nei pwasrt n,
@at.lsr, unp @6reners u Nerf5ea5eit, GiieH uno
Jiasel, 0las, Ssnifsrrabnsy az. ae.
9iufem Gie sefalIi8t an iino ttffbm 9is tcine
Auswabl, teicnners, na Ct Seirnnfn iif ente 8ars
9ain6 alie,s Dtnjsnl8sn 81 getsn, ipslde ibn nit
brtr Wuuif teebgsii. ss.ss u W. Il
s4 eSDbann genni6.
Dlaffilon, Ssbr. TO-, 1850. 22.6D.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-17
= u 6 Simcerei.
0dutou. G5tdrf. So. Okin

Der unterteidnstc miadt biermit fenen Sreunren
uno cein puklitnn dterbaupt Die ersetene An;eiae,
raB CT ieit Gnrjcm mebrere Tertefer,lnsen i, fti
ntm Usfbattt 8rtrctfeH bat, iporaeb e. TN @tanre
1T, ac in ftn Sad einfhlasenpe 1rteiten tpp6lfef,
cauerbaft une Sefbmadpoa su ltsfsrn. Gr iiber.
nlrnit
Slieber, pampblete, 8lantbaeber ,c.
atf8sifclluns. SIR Sas tisber ss,6enfte 3utrauen
cantenr, smpfebh er ib Der fcrnsrn 4unf eines
psyebrten publtums. Ssa y
g. Warp'enbnrs.
Canton, A. Suli lS49. 3
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-17

y6at obne rsii serinsIfen @6atten rcn 3,psife
Nauin ~ Sctsn, febr rielc ber f6wte.
|ri8ftcnSaas tdsun9cnfrantbsiten aanyidb ecbeilt-
fc(sbe ale mic nceb nieaals rem igcnp einer an.
rern mlcri,in gcbeIt mprpsn fnr- unb cic 70 8an;.
lid bcffnun8scs warcn, eaB lie Granfcn rrn Ner5,
tel, tlio Sreunren wirtli@ tfertenb ertlart
wurccn. "a
Gr teIist afle Die rrnsenpsn Tuscnren teiuaDc 70
tnadtis uno tbatis, als rc 3ubercittgn9 welde mir
Brant's csnoianifher 9icirigun9s- @rtract
nennen unt t nur parin ron iDm rtrfbiccen, eas CT
pcrftbiebenc aursre 8srmitAanBcn entyait, ,Dste5e
ansemcften unO unum,
san8ltb n6tbiS inb, I'm
Souffen uno Sd)ipinbMd,t
une alte Sranfhciten rer snnsc, fcfbe Granfbciten
Die unter Der Sen6bnliben MeDanbluuS fsts 70 trats
RIG enben, wenn ie
Yruff, gd,Iuub, eurse ,no Serj
ansrsiftn, rrlftdnris 80 beicn.
Dieter Balfam beilt bic Bstebwnrc an Der $nnse
llno irSenr,pc icntf innerlth 70 iieber unc lcibt
als Der Tcini8ungs. Grtraet 8ethwiire aufIcrlit
curirt. Offer Walfam beiIt 9 Safe ron .5tilten
uno @hw;nnfuGt aus 10, nGtbrem a4c aurcren
Oiittsl fsblsefAIaStn baben.
Taufenbe bon Shwnbluhts- -SdGen
unb dbrcniioben I6utfen tcEuscn tie unfebltare
QHirttamteit, fcnc untcJweiftlte 6etrnft nnp ltns
mrnesn, peennen Giscnitbaften tei rsn nab olSsi,s
rtn Srantbciten.
Slmtipspe sunssn ttutrn,
8rntf nno Settens5 obmerje n,
81 dtfAwetb &c, Nerp6fe 3nfalle
9srt rpfen, Sinber. Gbctera,
Our df0H unbSfotbe Nubr, bet
Sinttrn uno Ncjabrttn uno Al:
Meiblihen Sdipdden uno 8eihwerben.
Sod mic in bem putcp ein lTittcl barge totcn
rcrpea, bas balb 70 scipiB tne mirffam alle @dpds
den nnc unrcsctmsBisteitti. nts Gefsbfcdts beiIt,
als Srants sunecnsSalfamt. Gs maebt feincn Tin.
tcrfAicb Of bic ltnreselmsBi8teit rurd ltnterbri=
dtlns rrcr ustermaaE euttfanren, rrer sufaliser
SAwatc 5u5uitbrcitcn lit. Gr rresufirt 4iles,
inesm or cas Y ptfcm tfdrtt slcihffrmiae Gireula.
ticn berbfibrt unr nerr6ie 9teisuns tefanftst uno
linpcrt 1ls Sewts lies unerc Slugthriften.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-26
COURT OF APPEALS,

This Court commenced its session, according to law
The ls day of April, in the State Courthouse
On Saturday, the of Mclaughlin the Bank Of Po
odc taken up, and the argument begun by Roscoe b.
Heath Esg on behalf OF The was followed
appeces. Mr. d. had concluded when the Court adj
ourned and will therefore resume his argument TO day
John l. Mason Esl., will then continue the argument in
fave. VI the appellants, and VIM H. Mactaand ESQ., will
close icr the appellees.
This is an important case, involving not only Il large
amount Of property but aao question Of State Rights
It's history is substantially follows: The suit ns;itu
ted first in the Courts OF the District of Coumbiabo,n
parties The time residing in the Disct;-the District
Cont decided tbs caseln appeal was taken and the case
carried p the Supreme Court Of the U. States Whilst
pending before tine latter tribunal that portion Of the District
known Alexandria, lin which OF the parties resided
was celed the State Virginia. the decision OF the Su
preae the United States sent TO s Circuit
Superior Court Of Alexandra county in Nirgnia-and tho
Judge rh latter Court allowed the decree of the supreme
Court be entered the records Of his COURTROOM which
order appeal taken the Court of Aappeas OF Fr
ginia.
The case will be eaboratey argued by the distinguished
counsel named above Rchmond Times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-26
To lie Editors of Tie ENQUIRER.

To the Editors Of The Enquirer.
Mossrs EdtoIsThc report which you gave OF last Sa
urday discussion Bacon Quarter Branch does me In
Justice which beg you will correct, TO wit:
awe learn that before the close Of the evening" the aore
mentioned Capt Christian together with many other active
Wings expressed their determination 10 vote against then
hitherto proege the of private reasons with which
of course We have nothing TO do -
In the first place said would vote against Dr. Hall
but said the charges then preferred against Dr. Hail. were
true could not him They private reasons
hut reasons which, sustained would deter and any
tloman from voting for him find from conversation with
his immediate neighbors that the charge is unfoundcd and
unworhybf belief find also that il Is private affair
altogether gotten up for tho purpose of defeating Hail. ard
am afraid tho Wing party Believing such 10 be lruo,
shall vote for him. and urge all other good Wings 10 do the
NM CHRISTIAN
This very singular We learn that Capt Christinn exc
pressed to party gentlemen Broad street Immediately
after the discussion his determination to against Dr.
Hail. After having heard the statement Of Mr. John Shep-
pard and Mr. Barrett and read aidavlts 10 prove The
charges he expressed his unqualified preference for
Mr. Sheppards veracity in comparison with DR. Halls Tic
declared that he mover had the least confidence in the
latter gentleman either personally politically What
new evidence has Capt c. found going TO disprove the
statement and afdavits then by him; and which, we
hear can be now seen at the Pekin Tea Store! Or how
havo changed make il appear to Capt c.
more personal unmportan now than II was
on that occasion? We at loss TO divine Capt Cs
card calls for these comments
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-26
From the Cincinnati Chronicle.


An unfortunate difficulty took place recently near the
Blue Licks between person named kenneoy and young
man named Campbell student of the kentucky Military
Institute II appears from the card OF Col Johnson the
superintendent Of that institute that on Saturday. the "a
instant Cadet Campbell obtained leave OF absence Tor hun
self and three of his fellow Students TO visit Forest Retreat
the residence of his grandfather Governor Metca Un
Sunday they returning, about tour CLOCK, r H.
they called in Mr.. Kennedys on the roadside 10 GUY
some eggs sury negro woman met them al the ooor ana
refused them admittance the ground that some OF their
comrades had shot of her chickens some two or nree
weeks before while hunting excursion In that vicinity
This alteration brought the old gentleman gun IN and
from his room adjoining and he ordered them OIL nus lot
On returning the dog made at thsm and they began 10 pen
him in seldeence This exasperated Mr. KENNEDY hat
he threatened shoot them they did not disappear
dately. Whereupon young Campbell squared himself ana
dared him shoot The old gentleman raised his gun ana
took deliberate aim and shot young Campbell In the breast
and face at the distance Of yards Fifty oca
shot have been taken and the young man is now Well
After being shot, he walked distance, but unable 10
proceed his comrades procured conveyance and TOOK MN
his quarters He visited by several OF his TRENDS
the evening" who became greatly exasperated at the
severity with which he had been treated by neighbour for
what they considered very slight provocaton.
The feeling spread throughout the ne!ghbohood and
ripened into plans of revenge Mr. Kennedy called
after he had gone bed and severely beabored by
whom he could recognise in the dark but they full
crown athletic men. Col. Johnson states that the Cadets
Of the institute had no part lot in the matter.
- 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-26
For the Enquirer.
TO KAT E
nv HEDE.


TO KATE!
BY HEDE.
Der these lines thy lips are smiling,
Whilst my fancy is beguing
Gentle words,
Like forest birds,
To charm thy ear, and chant thy praises a,,.s,
In thoughts more bright than woodland ,, oalses'
Thine eyes are twiDkllng,
Like starlight sprinking
Its LIQUID rays, TO sec me linking!
When at eve thine eyes upturning,
Softly in their brilancc burning,
Their dazzling sheen,
And felt them in my bosom shining,
Whilst round my heart their rays were twlnlng~
And felt their burning,
Whilst thou vert learning
To sweetly cast thine eyes upturning!
You have smiled yet never thinking
How thy charms were deeply sinking
In my breast,
Where nights sweet rest
Is minqling in my sleep so brightly
A dreamy bliss in raptures nightly
! am wondering,
Whilst Pm ponderlng,
WHY thus thou smest in my slumb'ring
And YOU have spoken, sweetly spoken
On that silence by thee broken!
Then I've thought
OF that dear heart
From which such music came upspringing,
With rapture DER me finging-
If in it's yelling
Was sweetly telling
That bliss which in my own was swelling
April llth, 1850.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-26
POLITICAL.
---------------
Ear The Eno!irer.
For the
rt1E LAND OF FREEDOM.


THE LAND OF FREEDOM
NJ, s,r Measures past, when in the may dance,
ud rrasping hand, its trembling captive pres'
Hha1 sigh
No, s,r mellow tone, nor softly beaInins glance,
Nor sylph-ike FORMS which ever prove a zest
To hies dull dream.
sigh
Not for golden treasure that Key whieh ops PES. '
To the human heart the fountain OF all lop'
sigh
Not for tinselled pomp, nor for gorgeous, so'
Nor ancestral honors, in their "ioes' '''p'
An unsulled train,
| sigh
Not for dreams of youth, when Joy ie. as sniles
On my forward path, and fortune a 'e"' "''
Not for beautv's stamp, nor lot outward s tu;i
Nor for learning's lore, that each nou' o's'''''
Times tedious track,
sigh
But for heavens free BREATH wnnou. mnc" ''
Js precious gem, within dark abyss;
sigh,
For the land of freedom, that soil so rife me-,
With earth's sweetest Joy and greatest o"ss'
True liberty,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-26
SUPERIOR cOUeT~cRnIINAL TERM

This Court Saturday engaged in the t-iu of Geo.
Banks, free negro, charged with having in May ast,
Tokeeper on Mayos Bridge carr has since that time
been drowned, in attempt to snve his child
The jury acquitted the prisoner Monday.
Messrs w. W. Day and w Hancock appeared as counsel
for the prisoner.
Commonwealth VS. Mrs. Eliza Ann GriGn.-In this case
the prisoner charged with having in January ast whilst
making call upon Mrs Mary Smith, for the purpose as re-
presented of obtaining from Mrs. Smith employment for
her daughter stolen from that lady, gold watch, chains
rings, seals, bracelets, &c.
Mcssrs T. p. August, W. B. Woodbridge and John How
ard counsel for the prisoner
Verdict of the Jury Guilty and sentenced years
imprisonment in the Penitentiary. : Wing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

CASE OF JONATHAN LITTLE.-Wo find in the
Huntingdon Pa, Journal of the 10Th inst the following
account of the final disposition of this affair:
The kidnapping Casc.-Thc case Of the Commonwealth
vs.. Jonathan Little and Others settled by the counsel
upon both sides; and the has excited some interest,"
we give the facts have learned thcm TO the public
The Hon. ALBERT CONSTABLE, appointed ms counsei lot
Little by the Governor OF Maryland having learned on hs
arrival here indictment for kidnapping was pending
against him in Centre county, upon which Bench warrant
had been issued and in the hands oil the SheriH oi
Huntingdon county, and that another warrant for the ap
prehenson of Little had been issued In Mn county, upon
similar charge both of which ready to be served on
him whenever he appeared this county, and also that
other cases would be commenced against him. ne were
rested and taken Beeone; il object oil the hst I'M
portance avoid if possible trial here by which ms appear
ance in Court would dispensed WITH and thus ms arrest
on the other process avoided This accomplished on
terms entirely satisfactory The records OF Maryland were
here prove Finley 1.-THE negro) slaves the sons OF ms mis-
ress here who knew him. and had authorized Le 10
take him. every thing requisite TO prove the negro slave
and consequently Little innocent upon the indictment Up
on these grounds the prosecution WINS abandoned
This settlement only acquits Little, whicn was the
only object of the mission of Mr. Constable but avoids the
necessity of procuring bail in both Center and Mn coun
ties upon similar charges which, OF course would nave IN
voved the attention the part of the State OF Mary
land one of them having already been tried there ana DIS
posed of and likewise have multiplied expenses TO heaVy
The county was Unidentified from costs by the settlement
would have come out of the Treasury, whether Little
ben convicted or acquitted Little was virtually &C
and avoided arrest and imprisonment upon process
joining counties and his family which we
sured is large and entirely dependent upon his labor
pport.
ting circumstances, needs agitation to increase
hent upon It. be the OF better state OF
among the citizens of adjoining States, whose inter-
so Intimately blended.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-26


b vIoLENCE.-GRoss OUTRAGE UPON WOMEN AMI
krS-We find the following in the ST. Louis Ropub'
of the 9th inst.
learn from Henry county, Illinois, that series oil out
les have recently been committed upon the Swedish colo
Nv located in that county, and that they are hrealeneo
determination from the county The men engaged IN these
outrages number about seventy from the town OF Can
bridge and Rock river in the same county ana tey are
headed by fellow named John Root. This man. seems
married Charlotte Louisa Johnson thoy did not live
happily together she left him and fled to ho relations 9i
protection against his violence About the zoth Marcn
Root visited the colony with mob, win the lntenon Oh
remaining possession of his wife, but she had lett ana gone
10 place of safety Root irritaed by this deseon de.
termned to avenge himself upon inc and
threatened 10 burn the and kill inhabitants They
searched the colony and then lelt
On the 9th they returned and commenced demollsnnS
some Of the of the boards OF the church,
discharged their guns ordered the inhabitants 10 leave
their houses, that they couid outn leln ooMi Nc.
drove all of the colony into tho churc ana lne
men and children into the hospital Next day. the moo again
assembled and burned hay stacks of the colony and set
fire to the buildings Little HILL two miles rom
The principal men and of the colony fled from the
fury of the mob und now In ST. Louis NO MEMBER OF
the colony had anything 10 GO WIN tne separation OF hoo
and his wife and of they not answeaoe IN any
shape for 1t.
on the mart of the colony and ccuates ISLANDERS OF all KINGS
against But it is known that they are an nnoceh.
and unofending people They are Christians, worsnppng
God according the Bible which their sole guide
eat M common table and work for the common bene put
each family lives BY itself Marriage recognized by men,
In nothing do they differ from other Christians except ha'
fhav ear az common table and work for The common bene
fiji. They suffered severely the cholera last year. and
seventy widows with their children are left dependsn upon
the colony support The colony owns about
of land church large fousroy brick dwelling house.
two other brick houses frame buildings and other small
houses for store rooms-a wind mill, iax machine TWO
saw mills prist mill steam Touring mill, and large part
of the land is improved The property exclusive OF
effects is valued $4,000 The colony now contains about
100 men $50 women and girls and 200 children In one re-
spect they resemble Quakeshey hold TO the doctrine
Of non-ress,ance and have offered violence to the mob
people such as we have misunderstanding women ano
chdren-are at the MERCY it SEEMS OF an outrageous MOO
According TO the latest advices the mob had liked the oh
instant for the destruction of the village in which the colo
nists were located bur hoped that this threat was not
put into execution Ii is certain that oil appeals 10 the m
hortes the county for protection are in vain ana ey
have the nteposton of the Governor OF the State
a request which ought to be denied them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-26
DIED..

Departed thus life williamsburg the l7th instant the 18th
year age ESPRELA EUJANIA ANN consor of Henry
Bowen the late Reverend James Ware OF King
Queen She was aiy the amiabe disposition, and
universally and beloved by large circle ofnghbos all
whom anil sympathise with her dconsolate husband
and child in heir affecting bereavement
The Christian Advocate Whg and Examiner requested copy
DIED. at Baesboro VT in sh year his age EDWARD "
SPARHAWK, Jr., late Of Richmond, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-26
NOTICE TO COUNTY SURVEYORS.

lY the Code of Virginia, which will 60 into operation o
day OF July the Register shall not any gram
upon any survey oter than an inclusive survey made aef ne
Rod above menoned unless isre be endorsed on such
affidavit Of person applying the tina, he 'efi
that the land embraced IA the survey has peo
prated the entry thereof babe az
The act not require that made 20 the - G
July shall be returned P.oR 70 THAT TIE, 9 ote
returned THEREAFTER : II FARMER, kes L. ""
Va Land Office. Richmond Maloh5 c@tlJuhn
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