davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-14
NO. 3o4.
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN.

To those who send, call at the office and pay, during
the months of JANUARY july SIX months advances the
price will be four dollars scar; TO all who do not, the
price will be five dollars. If subscriber wishes to de-
cline, he notify the editor OF his intention before the
first of June December, and pay all arreaages mon
compliance with these conditions to be considered new
engagement for six MONTHS and paper will be dscon
ed without ulhment of them except at the option OF
the editor
Any person who will procure subscribers and pay
for them, agreeable to the above conditions, shall be
titled to the Waterman as long they complied with.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements exceeding twelve lines, for term
less than three months four times for dollar and TWEEN
y for every subsequent nseron longer ones in
portion Advertisers requested to specify in writing
how long their advertisements to be inserted, or they
will be continued till forbid. Letters to the Editor, to in.
sure attention must be post paid.
.Adverhs,ng bytheyear
To Subscribers. To Non-Subscribers
l year TO- W 1year IL, %
6nonths b, 50 bmonth5 y, So
3 do. d. rs do. S, 90
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-14
FOR SALE.

LII the real estate of Isaac Tyson dec late of White Clay
N Creek Hundred, County OF New. Castle and State OF
Delaware ad joining the ouising village Of Newark and
each side Of White Clay Creek, containing about two
hundred and fifty of land which situated and d.
yided by said creek, make two handsome farms On
one side is erected brick mansion house and kitchen,
with failing fountain pump by the door, of excel
lent water, which passes through part of the cellar TO the
kitchen door and offers every accommodation for dairy
also excellent merchant mill with sufficient stream Of
waters the mill house is large stone building On said
premises, said MILL is stone dwelling house for the
accommodation Of miller and family together with a
house the mansion Also, Barns, with all
necessary buildings, and good orchard The land is
in a high Of cultivation. On the other side OF said
creek erected frame house, good barn and two CON
vcnienl tenant houses with other Improvements There
is said premises sufficient quantity OF timber The
above property is well worthy the attention Of the capital
list, as being first situation for farming, ming or
amy other manufacturing purposes 1t will be divided or
sold together suit purchasers, and possession given al
time before the 25h Of March next. AS is presli-
med the purchaser will previously view the premises
further description is deemed unnecessary.
ABRAHAM EGBERT, Executor.
Chrstana Bridge, Nov. 10, 1924 96-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-14
SALES AT AUCTION,
r.. RRnW.M, e. RILEY.

am Saturday the 18th of December next, at 9 O'Clock,
the La Fagefte Hotel in Market street, the following
SrOCK-10 Shares Elkton Bank,
10 do. Wilmington airl Lancaster Turnpike,
20 do Wilmington and Brantywne Bank,
do. Wilmington and Chrstana Turnpike,
5 do. Bank OF Delaware.
Nov so. 39O--
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-14
Land and NEGROES Mr. .S,je

Land and Negroes For Sale.
tuesiay the 2jd OF November next will be sold TO
Tie highest bidder the premises, that valuable
tract oi Land lying on East River the county of Ma
thews wherein the a;e John Patterson resided contain
ing ABOUT ooo acres, nearly all OF which cleared and in
coseu,us land Is beautifully situated -umnan ung an
extensive waiter prsp-rtRnd heaity as any place in
me siaie; Upon the premises spacious and eonven
ei' uweing ooise, ai every house for
SUN an eseibi,men,-Also, valuable tide Grist Mil
an e", oTuer, constructed III work and fnod
quality oi The soil is good well adapted 10
Tue S"h 90 cJrU wseat and oats--Aiso another TRACT
OF Lanu enrsiy Ia wood, lying about higher up the
river anu immediately on the water, about 2l5
acres Al the same time and plnce will sold abaut Rty
valuable SLdf rs, consisting of men, women and ch,-
isn proaply ashkeiy as in Virginia-and unusu
aN Iee proportion vi them 20 years OF age-A-
mons them are many valuable house servantsa sale OF
,neh ~ families, as lar as praccabie would he preera
e-hiso All the other personal The deceascd
terms oi sae-or the land fourth Of the money will
oe required on the first OF January next, when
win be given and The balance six anu eighteen
'nonii therener-Bond with approved security and a
deed IN trust the land secure the paynrnS viii br
Negroes will be sold for aud the OH
personal property ON credit OF nine montbs-Iie ,nir
VIII pe Continued from day to dav until com leied.
| CHR; TOMPKtNS, Administrator.
wy couutY, Oeiooer q, 1871. 45-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-14

- The ENoUIS EN Is published twice week general
III three times week during the session OF tue State
the same heretofore tue D'nars per
so payabe IN advance Notes of chartered, specie-
B.nks (eniyj will 10 received In payment TIE nd
tors win guarantees the safety Of remng them ey "a'
- No paper win be discontinued, Out al the discretion
The Editors) until all arrearages have been paid up.
Whoever will guarantee the payment OF nine pi pcrs
.bail have tenth gratis.
NJ One square, tea-first Insertion, rs cehs-each
.ontinuauce, so cents. :,
No until IL has either been paid
er or assumed by some person this Its envrons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-14
From Pouisons American Daily Advertiser.t
VISIT oi Gen. La Fayelte To the Penns yiv snia

v ~" W OCD. La II a1elIe I'D the 4 ems Yty
Hospital.
PHIJADEBPHiA DC, 6.-On Monday tlle
9th inst. Geo. La Fayette, accompanied by the
II nm. John Quincy Adams, Judge Peters, The
Committee OF City Councils, and Other 70.
spectacle Citizens; piid a visit to IN, Penn
syIsana Hospital The General and smte
wcIe received by Samuel Coates, prcsidep,
Of The board, assisted by Rolnrts V,ux.
Charles Roberts, ADD Thunlas Morris, Man
gers of the Hospital, aud conducted into the
Library, where the Steward and O,Iic.rs ,,f
the Institution. were severslIy es.nf.d. He
then proceeded to visit the various w ,,rds and
Apartments IN the interior Of the building, the
hoors OF wtiIch wrre tas,efully decorated with
wreaths oil HnwCrs, baskets Of fruit, &C. &c.
wrought in sand, with various mottos and in
scrIptIons, suitable for the OCCASION The fol-
lowing were amongst those which attracted
the PARTICULAR notice Of the distinguished
vlsitcrs -
IN THE HALL.
1. Hail, Friend Of Freedom Benefactor Of
Mankind
g. Welcome La Fsyeite, 10 this Asylum Of
the afflicted May Thy days be ended withou,
experiencing any Of their sufferings.
8. Receive here, lhe bcnedictons Of those
whom disease and pain have prevented from
paying thee public bouors.
4. Every heart bounds 10 meet thee,
WIN rapture we greet thee,
And eacl bosom is full az the thought of
Fayefie.
IN THE APOTHECARY's SHOP.
5. While the grateful beurdiciions Of ten
millions OF Freemsp, are 4 Coydt0l 10 I'M feel
lngs, La Fdyeue, may they prove Cmshe 10
The ilespots Of Buropsr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-14
EDUCATION

TUE subscriber, with the as.i,tsae.ae a., ~,
MsrNen, nsoT GenitO Bridge '"e ensuing year al
49, .ne Lns',sh La, Greek aud French lappuapes vil,
oe tsng". stamo'ttcay) also, writing arjtbn,.s,e "
graphy, with tue use OF the q geo.
aud practical surveying. O'J' mathematics,
Isrnior BOARD leach furnishing his own he'd and bod
dngJ S6O-fOr tuition iu the Lattn i;reeS - uuu Deo'
gusge', mathematics and surveying, or In either go
ann " TIE Engiisb language S20-BOard sad
VIII De required quarterly. Tue term will eonmen.. 90
ton Of month IN summer. 81 WV" Naea
Concentration TO the SUBSCRIBER. diree,.a. o., ,.,.
Bridge, will meet with due attention. ~ Ve"'o
Powha;au County. August 81 " al MINIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-14
SUPERIOR GROCERIES.

Old Cognac Brandy, pure US imported
Peach aud Apple Brandy
Jamaica, Antigua aud New England Rum
Rrciihed aud common Whiskey, SOME very superior
Old oIlsnd and country Gin
Cherry Bounce
Old Madeira, Sicily Madeira, TeneriGe, Lisbon ana
Malaga Vines
Sparkling Champagne, equal to any ever offered for
sale in ,his market
London Porter aud Brown Stout
Janieson's Crackers fresh from the Bakery
Old Cheese, of SUI erior quality
Durham Mustard and Cayenne Pepper
Heal Cider Vine gar-KIce-and Muasses
Loaf amt Brown Sugar vi various qualities
Oid Java ard Gre,n Coffee
best No. Chocolate
Gunpow Dies, Imperial and Y. II. Tea
Mic,, Cloves, Nu,,nPgs and Aiispice
Race and Ground G'nger-PPpptE
IBdieu-Fig iilue aud starch
Soap Ia boxes aud halt boxes
Sperniaceii add raow Candles
Liverpool Salt AID double refined Petre
Slisd, Mackarei aud Hcrfings
i, aud FFf Gunpowder 10 kegs and canlsters
Shot Of all sizes-and Gun tluts
Chewing Tobacco aud snuff
Bed Cords. and Plough Lines
Stone Ware OF every description, at tue mandatory
prices.
The subscriber has selected the above for retail and
tends keeping constant supply of The articles In his
line, which lac Is determined to sell the most CiyoraI
terms. JOSEPH a. WEED
OcI6 il-w2w Two dpprs above the He'll Tavern
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-14
REMOVAL

Az r. TAYLOR has removed ite house formerly oc-
cupied by s. Parkh, three duors below the store Of
W." Neale C"-where he offers whole saie X re,ai--
Hougn o,athwai,es, Wilson Gondy's napt eolfons
Hose, point striped blankets
Wnms and soleured aannels, Lares bookings
o-4 aud 81 coionred and double niied drab cloths
Olive ond irab fenrpoughts
Drusses kidderminster, Venetian Scotch carpetings
hhodes' plain aud figured bombazeits and plaids
Blue, black, and fashionable coloured super6ne and
velvet cloths
Blue black aud drab fashionable MKT plain and strip
Ell cassimeres
Swanssiown, oilinet, Valencia, and velvet vestings
Constitution md bang up cor,ls
London hats and lineas
Genemtns and ladies' worsted, cotton silk hoaierv
Null, jaconet and book uluslins
snud 6-i cambrics, sbirtings and checks
Calicoes and gngbams patterns
Bobbin and thread lnces and edgings
domestic cmssinets aud bed ckings and season
able DRY GOODS;
ALSO several cases A. and Ia irish Linens and large
assortment OF German and British Ofnaburgs, Ticksn-
burgs, Buraps and roofs Oct. 1. 4S-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-14
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
IAtlE subscriber has just returned from the Northern
Il Giles, Inns opened, at his Stores AT Louisa
Courthouse, and Walters tavern Spstsylvania county the
largest n1l splendid Of English, French
India aud American GOODS ever purchased Tor aoun.
Try Store Among the articles the following few
Hissrs supe!1ne London blue and black CLOTHS
ID niidAiing do do do do
Blc anu bldck Saxony Cloths, all qualities
handsome assortment of superfne blue, black and
fancy cOloused Cas sinIeres, (some very SUPERIOR
DO do Striped do (new putiernsl
handsome assortment of Cassueu cou,t,risnc everv
color aud quality -
splendid assortment Of yeslngs, consisting of Six
Valencia, foilenet', &c &c. (pew pntternsJ
large supply of superior Calcoes an,oug which sre
same elegant La Faysffs patterns ~ NJ
variety Of new pattern superb o. Ginglams
Worsted Hosiery, assorted
handsome assortment o! sprigged plain uo,h 1t,so
do do Swiss Musiins, ior Lidiss, 49,. ~,
do 10 C1mbric and Ca.nlric sins1;ns - ~
Superior fresh Imputed FIinnes Baizes e.
Superior plain aud Ggd Uaaton, Mandarin AMI Naolio
Grapes Wv" -'uN''"
Levantine Robes, lafayette pattern SILK for drss..
~ Black striped Satin Lafayette nandkerc,,;.e
Silk Hose for Ladies aud Gentlemen
large assortment DlmpStcs
Point, dJffl, and rose Blankets
Kendall aud Napi Co,lons
large ssppiy VI Sii.es
DO do Hardware and Cutlery
do do Qreenswrre and Crockefv
With n large and full assortment VI GROCERIES
TT tho above Goods have been laid n by myself and n,
unusually low prices, fDs Casa aad p ucius "A ~ ,
prices than bave usually doue, ZOE Cass and In
Customers on the usual circuit
ALEXANDER LEVY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-14
A SITUATION WANTED

A YOUNG man qualified 70 teach The Lain G,..A
French Languages, Arithmetic, Plane Trigono,
sue surveying wishes 60 engage as prece eor for de
SUM- leaf For further information address le,,s 49,
A. d uorJcnsyile Orange, Va. Testimonials IA ~, rb
'aS,er snd qualification will bs produced II required
~Ro~ NSN"'yi SeF'' -. 4D-w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-14
FIFTEEN DOLLARS KEW-4Rn

w AT s,e e be snd for app'shending and securing in
'oIneh i've feet Ur inches Ligh, one l,, rs,' 1919,
ps 'e se o'Slhe belongs TO de estate OF Capt james
u.e anu Is 10 company with the ahoy~ de,rr;,c,l NJ
yIoes, anu probably may make ior Ne,she,a ~, ~,
brought from that place lew ,esrs ago '' 40 NC "a'
Sem, a. BENJAMIN MORROW.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-14
SALT, IRON, GROCERIES, sc.

SALT, IRON, GROCERIES, SIe.
100 Sacks hes, Liverpool SALT
100 do ground alum do
IS tons Iron, comprising assortment Of carri.
age gg' Wagon aud cart tire
do. Lsered steel
do English do. do.
do German DO
rs hhds brown Sugar
20 bbis. loai do
% hhds Moassrs
do. Antigua rum
~ do Pennsyiv'a. whiskey
40 bills old rye
Is do. Malaga wine
Sd bags green coffee
IS do white do
10 do black pepper
do piinesio
so lbs. nuimegs
50 Kegs Dopon,'s gunpowder
tons shot assorted, from BIB TO No. q
20 boxes Whilteniors's couon and WI oi cards
~ boxes window glass
Is bbs clpt and whole behring's
100 reams ooscap paper
400 do wrapping do.
I ceroon Stanish tlotani Iudigo
40 kegs cut nails
100 sides sosi leather
"A superior pole axes
DO bushels clover seed
10 do rimo'ip 'io
200 lbs. geese ies..ers
Old Madeira
Do Do f sisSsyo WINES
Gunpowder I
Souchong
Chocolate
Old Cognisc Brandy aud Holland Gin
Do Jan,aica
Older Vinegar
Spermncet and talIow candles
Brown and Windsor Soap
hlad'ier eopperas aud birthstone
Mace, cloves, cinnamon and Ginger
GLASS crockery and stone
English seine ,wine. cotton yarns-For Sale by
o,,,h.r, WORKMAN L McGRUDER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-14

WILL be given for delivering to my Oversss,
w Patterson near Car,ersyiiie negro man,
WHO ran away on the I4lh Of June. I.iIlev r.
ordinary stature, about thirty years OF see H. me
down iook speaks slowly anu humby. [ purcbas"n h
some years ago at GoOCnland Court from "m
RANDOLPH IIhRuISnw
Sept.S % ''.ioON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-14

bhNN y IOOh nj AUCITUN.
ftuiE following stock, belonging to the Estate af a.,
late Do George CaDell, of Lynchbirg, win be sil ~
order Ut his Executor at the Merchants coffee House ~
We CITY OF Rchmond, on MONDAY She nth oCfOBEH
next Tor CASH, viz is Shares Of Old Stock HING -.
hrsinis--l4i do New Stock Bank Of vrgnia--and az
SHARES of Firmers' Bank Stock II will be sold IN Io,s -
sa,, small as well as large purchasers
SN'c AZ ~ O'clock. JAMES IL. LYNCH
Seut.3. 49,,
- - The above sale postponed until Monday the 18th
N0sefnber neat Oct.bee g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-14
FOR SALE,
n Valuable Neil ,Scits On The R;rnn,,A D.:

ii p0funble Mil Scite on The Rirannn ffirer.
II virtue Of deed OF trust executed by William Wood
- To the subscribers, bearing date the 28th sy of Nnv
@ anu dy recorded in Fiuvanna county csuri on the
a-a uay u den 1879 Tor the purpose of securing The
payment OF certain sums OF therein dine
70 Inso1 ayeIs Frederick a. Ross, aud William Pas eur
trustees OF David Ross, dec will exposed 10 sale AT nu
c aucton Tor ready money before the front uor OF M
judith Lee ~ The town OF Columbia aud said county Of
tuvnnna, on FRIDAY the 29th day Of October nstanf
air u not the next fair daya certain or lot Of
isnn situated On the north side OF Rvsnna River in
me said county at The place formerly called lie Iarrack
fa now called woods Mil, there being al present saw
NH ~ operation, with stone dam across ,e sail river
ana the sce II Is sad is well adapted To the nuroose nj
erecting other machines engines an extensive scale
Tue lehsmeht contains by survey five acres ana we viii
assure anu convey such title only are yest, ~ ne
trustees which As considered to be good one. -
NJ, : 4, -. J. IIMBERLAKE, Jr.
oo' ., 1t-W9wN w. TlMBERLAKE.
NOItCE Is hereby given that a pctIiion viii 1- me-
senled 10 tue next Legislature Of Virginia nrayinp
or he passage C an Act To div Eve ina Ro,pe 9,on
ner husband Newman BrockeUbrough Roane Of kim vii
nam county Tor strong abd adequate reasons Which, viii
be therein stated. "' WHY" wiz
9yys
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-14
NOI'IGE

A liiioN WIZ be presented TO the next General
hss.H ,y OF Virginia. praying that n la~ M ma
atIVwing william Brown, Of eoo,, a., 1.a 49, -.
HlcPt. - 4t-tyfw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-14
Chickahomonu Lond Gr MI .

Chic6atoniony Land )or Sale.
i. suSsope' WI, sell his tract Of Land ON Chckaho
miohy swamp, adjoining the lands OF AIessss Ioysn
Oaloorne ana Seden 400 acres 100 OF
non a,e low GROUNDS, equal % any on the Swami for
land. - f IN ,.,.cso WIZ view Tue
October 8 S-' v. 4naCoS'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-28

explanations were given, and Inquiries propos-
cd when, finally, on motion Of SIR. McLane,
this item was stricken from the present bill,
with view To its insertion in the other APP
prOpi ration bill, at the CLOSE OF the session, by
which time farther Information would be OBJ
toin-d.
The committee then rose, aud reported the
bill with the amendments.
The question being successivc'y put, on con-
earring in the several md,nents IAN attempt
was made by Mr.. Cocke, To- strike uut the
clauses to wlicl, he had objected in Conn
mitiec, hut without success.
The Yeas and Nays being taken on this
question, wrr--Yras 81, Noes l23.
Mr.. Randolph moved Ia insert, after the
word purchase, tviz. Gridley's rarm at West
Poini,l camsc requiring the consent of the
State o! New Y"rk-but the motion was lost,
Ayes IS, Noes 81. Tn. Speaker giving hi,
vote in the negative, produced tie. Tn.
Yeas End Nays werc called for by Dir. Ran
tolph.
The bill was then ordered To be ensrossed
fur third reading.
The i'nuse refused To go into Committee
on the Tariff Bill, Ayes sc, noes ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-28
MONDAY. FEBRuARY e3.
IN SENATE


communication from the Secretary of
War, transmitting accounts ofthe expenditures
IN the Indian department., was read, and re-
ierr'd Ia the Coinmitttre cnIn,liau Affairs.
A communication was received from the
Navy Department, in compliance with a re-
solution oi the Senate, requiring information
as Ia the quantity oi domestic hemp, used in
cordase manufactured for the Navy-It was
read and referred 10 the Committee on Naval
affairs.
A communication from the Post Office De-
Partmeut, transmitting a statement of the
Clerks cmn!uyed lhertin, was received, and
read.
hlr. Lowrie presented the memorial nf Col.
WIN. Duane, an Adiulant General, during the
Tate war, praying compensation for ser, ices
periurmed for the Go, er"ment-Reierrrd TO
the Committee Of Military Affairs.
MIR. Holiness of Maine, offered the follow
resolution fnr consideration.
Resolved, That The following Rule be
added 10 the Rules nt the Senate:
Thr Yeas and Nays shall he required on
Tue mat vote ~n every act, II tle tiil -e last
days in every Session"
The hill To auli"rize 'he oprning and having
out OF certain Roads in the territory of Florida,
and the btI! Tor the rrliet of J,lines Johnson.
were se'eraily read lie th;rd time, and passed.
HOUSE or REPRE- SENTATIyES.
Mr. Mci44ue, from the Committee of Wavs
and Means, reported hil! To secure the ac-
couDtabIiiiy Of public officers and others /;
which was twice .ead and committed
Mr. Fuller. from the Committee on Naval
Affairs, 10 whom was rrcnnmitted bill, en-
titled a bill fur the relief of Sarah Perry,
msiher ofthe late Oliver ii. Perry" reported
tho bill IN the same form in which it was az
irsi brought into the Honse-lomitting the
amendment which propOs.d to charge Mrs.
Perry's Support On the Navy Pension Fund
Tue motion Of Mr.. Owen, nf Alab. cfarg-
ling he Committee of Ways and Means with
an inquiry ntp the effect eff the Tariff Bill,
being taken up. Mr.. Storrs moved that il be
LAID IN the table
On tins question: the yeas and nays were
taken-and stood ayes IS, noes 81.
MIR. Sharpe, Of N. Y. moved as an amend
ment to strike ouf the words " Committee of
Ways and Means" and insert "Sccre,ary of
the Treasury"
On this resolution and amendment, a desul-
tory debate arose, i'll which Nlessrs Brent,
Maiary, lnshan, Webster, Owen, FORSYTH,
Foot, ofC"np. and Tod, took part-it was op-
posed on The ground of the present state of
health OF the Secretary nf the Treasury ;
which, although it admitted nf the ordinary
detail of the Office going on without inter
ruptlon, Prec!uded him tiom any exertion of
the kind that would be required by the inquiry
how proposed 10 he refer ed 10 him. And i.
was advocated on th@ ground OF the Treasury
departments possessing I'LL the requisite data
IN which the required report must be founded.
The debate was superseded by the lapse of
the tune allowed for the consideration of re-
solutions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-28
SUPREME COURT.

February 25.--The case ofLovevs. Semmes
was argued by Mr.. Eaton for thu plaintia
in error. and by Mr.. Harper for the defendant.
The argument for the case of Miller vs..
Stewart was commenced by Mr.. Wood for
the plaintiff, and by Mr.. Cox, for the defen-
dant.
February et.-The argument the case Of
Miller against Stewart, was concluded by Mr..
Sergeant for the defendant, and by Mr.. Wood
for the plaintiff.
The case ofRenner against the Bank of Co.
lumbia, was argued. by Mr.. Key for the plain.
tiff in error.
The following gentlemen have been admit
ted TO the Bar, within few days past Chas.
S. Walsh, Thomas B. Monroe, and George
Wood, Esquires.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-28
SOMETHING REMaRKaR1E

BY the existing laws oG the Slate uf Connecticut
all persons between The ages OF and is, are emit
tied To share OF the public school money, and are
TO he numbered annually in the months Of July or
August tor that purpose. We have the authority OF
the School Commissioner, that there IN the last
enumeration mother and her daughter, in the nork
west part VI the state, who both entitled TO
school money Beat THIS who can N. Hdusn Reg.