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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18
February -.

a STALLlON.-I wish to sell or farm out. young
"a Stallion, not inferior in purity Of prdigrcc i" any
horse in America. lie will BE- five years old next Spring,
but has never appeared the turf, account of an
cidrnt, at birth, which ruined him horse and
impaired his beauty His parts, excepting those injured,
are very fine; he Of good size and OF The richest dark
bay color with legs black nearly up 10 his body lie
vered few mares last season and proved himself sure
oagcller. Ile was got by Gohanna, his dam by Sir
Alfred his grand dam by Sir Harry his great grand dam
was Haxalls fine imported mare Polnono got By Wor.
thy Gown brother to Waxy) by Fo5os, by the famous
Eclipse. Terms moderate. Alb. CRUMP.
Powhatan February =. S3-2awUt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18

y III
National n,cgeu Country paper and the Gazette pub
the above nVcIrnirn
OF ue and uud their bills to the sucrI1ciS Tor pay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18

6sALE or NEGROES, &c.-By virtue Of De-
~ cetal order of tile Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery OF the county Of Louisa pronounced IN
suit therein depending, wherein Thomas ?. Repc,oe,
William w. Lane and others plaintiffs, and William
McAliser, dec administrator, and others defend.
ants shall proceed to sell to the highest bidder, for
cash, Ellisvile in the county OF Louisa on Friday
ing to the estate Of William McAllister, dec, consist
ing of TWO men, two boys, two women, and three or
four children together with all the household and kitch-
en- furniture. A. G. SHEPHERD,
Trustee anil Commissioner.
JAN 26. S2-2aw4w-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-18

~ The fredericksburg Arena md Petersburg Constellation
requested insert the nhUvc rac the ol 81 U und for
wnr, a their. sto onicc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-28

Deposited with the several ssts IN proyotioe 10 tAss,
Respective representation 10 the Senate spd Heas. Of
Responsibilities Of the Ceusres Of the U. s AL tbs
Secretary 81 the Treasury shall deliver the ,.rs 10
such persons the several ssies sy suthoriss IL
ee',s u. rece,vias ee6cs,es ~ depcse, signed BY
Tho cemps,en' suthotes Of such State ssch fr saca
amount and 10 such form the Seer s,sry Il the Tree
sosry may prescribe. which shall set forth and sxprss
me eeirsnon Of the State 10 pay the smoua, thtrsofte
e - or their assigns spd which ss'a os,tshcs,ss
she'll De c"mPe'sn foe tho Secretary Of the Trssssay
"a the ssme sod behalf Of the u. 81 to sell and assign
~he"sr" snail be necessary foe want % cthsr Dcosy
N the 'rss'usry 70 NEE, appropriations made by Goa.
gross, all sses and ssenmsn however To be rstsabs
and IN Just aud equal proportions smons all the State
according TO the amounts r~ceve by them respectively,
and all ,uch cefthcstes and deros~s shall be subject
and shall bear interest Of Ave per per snnou
payable half yearly fon the time Of such sale and
sgnment and hsll be redeem.bls the pleasure Of the
States issuing che came.
sEe, L. Aodbe il furthsr-ensc,ed, That the ,sii js.
posits, shall be made with the States IN the following
times via One qusrsr pau ths kr, day Of January
ss heen hundred and thirty - thereafter
as msy be one quarter psr the hrst day Of April.
quarter part the 6rst Of July; and quarter
part on the hr,t Of oetobessli IN the ssme year.
Sec. Is. And,be itfusthsp enacted That enable
the Secreicry ofthe Tasussy 10 carry into effect the
provisions Of this act he be authorised 10 appoint thres
additional esr for bis department, the st sslsry
Of one Thousand sx hnudrej dolis per and the
remaining two al sslsry Of thousand dollsn sseh
and to pay the said clerks quarter yearly out efsay mo
ney IN the Trcasuary not o,hsrwiss, appropriated.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-28

great days work was done in the House Of Repre-
sso,stivss Tuesday. The ssns,ss bill for regulating
the deposites of the public money debated from Ia
o'clock excepting during the daily pseess) to eight
nine; and ser being amended proposed by Mr. An.
thony, ordered 10 third reading by vote Of 1863
TO ~, aud then read . third time, and passed by
vote Of i55 TO 80.
In the Senate yesterday. the amendment made BY the
House to the Bill taken up and agreed to, with
or two dissenting voices So that the bill 10 now rsady
TO be laid before the President for his appreciation
disnpprobation; aud it depends upon him whether il
shall become lsw.-nIkakoa1A
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-28
THE DEPOsITE BILL.

Ths importao, Ball which Is before u, in the
shape 10 which probably passed contains Is sections
The frs twelve goes 10 provide Tor the safe keep
ins Of the public fund, ia Gen yseksoos pet Books
We have %, time to give the outiiaf, Of
these etioas The l3h 18th and 18th sections Of the
ball, which perhaps Immediately interest our
dsu AID which relate 10 the ds,rbutoO of the saru,
revenue snODg the several stsies We hers give entire
sEe. IL And be il further enacted. That the nens,
which shall be 10 tina Treasury Of the United States
the hrs' day Of January, sghtssa handrsd sad thirty
se~sn, ssefs ~ ,hs sun 81 nlhos, Of dos hsii "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-28

CALEDONIA oousTr. The Van Borsntes Of ,hs
County have had convention and nomiastsd VIZ A.
PALnEs aud ions BEeKwiTh for State ssnstou.--
Among the resolutions passed was approving the
surss the present Standardization and also the nonpa
ton, of;he Baltimore Convention Of Presidep. sod VIC,
President. We hops our ADsimssopie fiend' will 90
longer insist that Governor Palmer Van Barss uss
The Wing AntmAsons have called CauUsns'oo 70
make q COULTER nomination Of Senators.
The Vsniiss Of the 5th Congressional pr.e, have bad
oouvsntion snd nominated Isaac Fletcher for CoDrss
ADDrios oousrr. Tho Wing, Of ths county hs"
had Conveptioe and nominated ior the State sspsi'
Gen v. Lawrence Of ysrgennss. samuel swift VI Md
dlsbury, and L. n. BriSy. Of Salisbury. wsit IN"
nominstou bu, it 10 be hoped that ths DozsatSA
nsds BY the Antinasops would hs,s bssa ssss2.se!s
thu Wh,ss tse-uss 10 qnsos here 10 siI.asth.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-28
Ertroo efa letter dated Harrington, June 18Th

Our Indian Disturbances are far from being set
tied, and we fear more commanding generals than
Scott will suffer in their health and reputation, be-
fore these deluded people be subdued. The
last letters received at Washington state that they
are in squads all over the country, and white peo-
pie can neither pass or repass unless at the most
imminent hazard of their lives. BESIDES, these dan
gers daily thickeuiag upon US. Already has It
been found indispensable to order. forthwith, $500
men to Athens, Crenn.) Of which Gen. Wool is to
take command, and leaves Washington on Monday
for that purpose. on account Of suspicious move.
ments on the part Of the Chcrokees.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-28

The packet ship Sampson arrived yesterday from
London. having on board fe67 900 in gold-being
part Of the British loan effected by the grants OF
the U. s. Bank, which added 70 the facilities now
afforded by the City Books will doubtless tend
speedily TO reese the pressure in the money marx
st.~hieh 70 siresey much essier. Sunday .Hor.irg
S-ss
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-28
From NE National Iafeliige,eer.

A very 6ne company Of volunteers, consisting
Of upwards Of one hundred active young men Chief
ly residents Of ms city, under the command of
Capt. f. B. Robiasou foremeiy Of Virginia embark
ed in the steamer Columbia, on Monday last, for
Norfolk, on their way to the scene Of Indian hos
,iiies 10 the south. These yopng men, Of whom
q considerable portion came from Virginia for the
express purpose of joining the corps, formed them
selves into military company elected their officers
rendered their services the President for the To-
dian war were accepted armed, mustered into SER
wee, and have promptly get out on their patriotic
errand. The spirit which prompted the geneio Gus
Oder is sufficient pledge that it will be CALAMITY
sustained May their success be- as brilliant as their
conduct lie honorable to them.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-28

S'irer Bali. Gov. Call Of Florids, in an off,
cal despatch, states that the party in the Block
House had been fred upon necessarily by the indi-
ans-ihat the logs Of the House were filed with
balls, some lead, some Of petwer. add some of
riipT be had obtained one Of the latter. cut out
from the logs, and cannot determine whether such
Bullet is evidence Of scsn,y supply Of sDuni-
ton, or suPe.stitious belief IN the efficacy OF MI
YER bdLs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-28

A melancholy event occurred in this city last
Saturday. in the death Of James B. Mcconnell, an
interesting and promising lad Of ii years Of age,
who fell from boa, into Connecticut river and
drowned. lie was the only son Of the late ID,
Robert C. Mcconnell, Of Liberty County. Georgia.
His mother had taken up her residence in this city
with view to his education. but mysterious Pro-
violence has called her TO mourn hs early and sud
den death. The sympsih,es Of numerous circle
Of friends 10 this community, have been strongly
excited by this distressing occurrence Hartford Con.
rdnf.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-28

Qsiok Hak. The Hsrper. Of New York
have Just issued. in volume of 27s page.
7oias Of The HoOds and |,eids This work wa.
set-sp, s,ereO,yped. worked of and bouud in rHIk.
TT sIX houAs Albany yaSrnal.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-28

.fAoiAe' Revolutionary Poi'1Oi gons jonathan
Brown. one Of the carries, settlers " Rensselaer, Co.
died st has residence in Ptsown, at the age Of So
90 Saturday last. He was an Ensign in Col. Van
st-iei's regiment, and was engaged under General
STARK. al The battle q Remington. lie was slso
al the battle Of Benis Heights and The surrender
Of B1rgoybe. lodge Brown held the ofhee Of sher-
N o. Aisany county. uneer the old organization Of
eoSHi'ss. lie Afterwards repeatedly represented
The eouH'y Of Rensselaer, 10 cor State Legislature
AID su many ses- lodge Of rcuuiy eoors- III
tsss yrsrrsl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18

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IN u fer ofbeys, and fold Meni +" Nor TO SAY ANY
rnIN. ABOUT H." YOU Mr. Speaker, yon
chnrr. with th, rnlI of that fact, You NAV de.
nv ii in YOUR place or not. II YOU do DENY il,
am ready wifi a Witness 10 prone tl.a'-
fllcr M W., fead Il written stat, mcnt given
to lin, /, the Hon Luke Lea. Of Tennessee cor
toLoia,,d hy tie statement OF the Hon Samuel
Bunch, If Tennessee. III the following words:
"Ou the las, niohi pf tie last session of Con.
'crcs>, pending the question of the three million
.,pp,c,riario, f,,o,, fbe= members of ,Iat Con.
'prr,, hrsi,atcd As 10 tbe pfopri,ty of voting for
said APPROXIMATION. when one If il,m pr posed
',o the other. thai lIe would maxi. INJURY of one
'of the members Of ,lic Committee of WAYS and
Mcau>, who sat near thcn,, whether this appro-
rIiaiion had h, en- ask,d for by the President.
which IL. did, and received for answer, ,ha, tin.
COMMITTEE bad been asked Tor it, or it had been
uiilated f., them thai In. dcsif,d it, b,i that Won
need not say any tllipp about it, which answer
'wa, immrdi.ir, Communicated To- the other meme
.b,r. II wa, tlr5, affera mon between the mem.
,L,r ,l, AZ ,h,. mon, ,5,, ,,,, +, L ,,,.d ,x
cen, for tie purpose, specified. and not until the
',onIuucur, .hu,lld happcu To ,u,kc Unnecessary
tlcI vuulI >u,,. for the .,ncndm,u, ~
Sir, CHARGE YOU with being ,ha, member
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18

IT'LL. SHAW, & Co., (iute I,2 Peari arott
~ Liberty street, near the corner OF Nassau,
ahd immediately opposite the Middle Dutch thmcnt
IN me vicinity also OF the City Congress Hall ndo'h
i, H. :. " TO. having by thelatc destructive con
n"siauoh OF Dec II, lc;'5 lost their entire 'te'N
OF Goods and Store take great pleasure in iniomln-
their friends, and the public that they have ieI
me present, removed to the above comlnodious anu
newly buIlt Store. where they are now opening al
entire new stock OF FANCY md ST4PLESIlh
nOoDS, Umbrellas, Parasols, Stocks, English ana
German Hosiery &c, with variety of other ne"
ana desirable articles, which they offer for sale at INV
lowest prices for approved paper or cash, per cent
discount.
New York, Feb. Is 7tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18

Richardson Hill, Vaughan. Sui,b ,. - eanne
liickerson, Strange, S,eeer. Ilouan1 u diquier
vson, Waits, Watkins, Hail orG ,"tn, D..
fingion, Coleman, Sloan, Nixon. CO. III, 'af-
son, h,neheloe, Fonane, Holleu,.,, u idrIi-
Hays, Stralon, TAYLOR of NJ, Ropc,. .''2oinsoa
NJ, Wiley, Morgan, Chapman. mi. ~ and ui
Brown OF n, Cooke, LELAND F. 9,heffald.
folk Almond Adams, M'Coy. Cacl.lry III !, a..
/ Carroll, Madison. Shapd> Ny1, = ioihil<.
Nicklin, Moiett Conrad, J,.,y,r N',,'1, ''aiitaeY
Rinker, Cruichfeld. Moucurc, uaro,.,,'' bafe,
PIE, Gibson and Saunders-75 u It.
The question recurpc ON ,,,o
the committee, after some debate in ,'l' =, II
BAL, Daniel, GIlmcr, Witrhcr, Bon. I''',>f>.
W atkins, Slerrartl Holicm,n anal u. 'lalafi
part the previous question was moved ,I' - h.
noes and the question being ta,,p ,I,' ~ IN
The previous question was decided .2.l9l H.
Ayes 66, Nee 62 ''''''.'ah'e -
The question was then out n, ,i,.
and II was do 'fed-ANcS Ia %u,. /, ''Htiet,
The third resolution Lejuu thrn L., -
requesting tie Governor to ,ran>,,;, = '#'' ii9a,e
ilnnS To the Senators aud RcprcSD...,,., 'e>"bt.
STAT, IN Con-. (. 1T was an.,,a,4.. ~ 1t IL
MI " atkins, 8 IS - coaA2. o..
the Senao1.
Mr., PARKER then moved 10 sir,
luton and insert the following: too
Htsoiced, That the Sneaker nj
De, r tosand the Speaker Of III,
foregoing resollti..ns. and tha,,,, '",'
House o; DELEGATES cans, .
transmitted To each of cur S,o...,'| '''.
of the L. States, with a rcou, .-. i
same before the Senate. a.
The n.oti.n Va .6,r ~
jccted-AyeS 81. Noes o.. ',ii.o To-
The question then occ,rr,j 49,,
and the AYES and noes L,,;, ''"M0it-z
motion of Mr. Stan,rd :, ,,a w v" p''ffed n.
~, Noes SD. ".-aAfs
IN. pr.,,u,1o ~,
dercd to be communicated ,o ,l,,. 'f'ne,
concurrence asked " '''' ''''''''' aud then
On motion of Mr. Var, J.,1
ed. w 'i''' doleorn-
yH,..5 ~
Mr.. GREGORY ,ubm;,,od ,l,'
which was laid ON ,h. ,,lln. '''"''s ''N'l'iea,
Resoired. Tia, III. rl,;,,.,.l:.l...
10 the late rommitt., a., - ''Rltei
referred IN the comn;,,a. c', '''' ''''''N 'hin, L.
Instructions tina, said cn,,,,,;,,'., J'N.'. = VII.
claims and r.,or, 10 Nil. Inn', 'N"''R''# Nai
claim has bc.n n,es.,,od ,,I;,l '''''"f an
OUGHT to be Maid a,,l f. ,,a '''I. =" II oPaloa
the e>i>,,no i,u> n.;,h.r -, az: NV ~ ~ "mrh
ni,rd Stat,s b,,. ,;,I ., "'' 'R l
thai said com,n;,,.. .,Iy,, ;,,; ''"',''' '--.Nad
ency of limtino nv l,, ,h.. ,;',o ''l,
anncnt;nns tr WV ,,''' "H,''h "ie a
rendered ant,,g ,l. ,.,r,,;,,,,. '''''t>
n,ada---.,,1 H., "a ,'. wa may =
nor, L, hin Jaw '''' l9 -
- y '''', r,| |','
~ nj - PASSED
mond in y;ro;n. ~ ''''''' ~ N'''''t' s' ht99.
TO revive ,be ,b,,,or of,Lo >.I....
.,, ,,'' .''''' r' o' '''e Nelson and Aaf.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18
NOTICE,

Wiz subscriber wishes to obtain competent ahu
trustworthy Man, totake charge OF Cotton Pau
''on' with thirtysix working hands, in Arkansas
10 leave thus place about the LIST Of October next
o one who can come well recommended for cap.
Guy and integrity. liberal wages will be given. D
man with small family would be preferred.
VIM. BAILEY
Feb. atfots
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18
<pHn cotton. at gar.0sy Prices.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL

With Music suitable ior these lnsuumcnrs-includ-
my Instruction Books, 10y the most approved masters.
CO. IL WV II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18

IfOm nc ENQUrr, Ifb. !.
We are forced To omit the PROCEEDINGS in lhr 4.
OF ID. On Yesterday. The principal subjects ac-
ted upon were the Report of thd Banking Com
mlttcc; and the Bill To authorize the construction
OF Rad Road from Richmond to Lynchburg and
thence To I'll" Tennessee line. The Resolution,
OF the Committee on Banking were agreed TO viii.
ont debate declaring it c1pedicat to increase Ban.
KING Capital, and 10 establish independent bank,
with brancles.-Thc Rail Road bin was ordered
to be ,ngros>ed.
Mr.. Parker gave notice at the close of the pro.
oeedlngs that be would, on Monday move the re-
consideration Of the vote on the first resolution d
tie Banking Committee
MIR. Harrison. IN answer to an inquiry Of NJ.
''imer' stated 'lat he should present his charge
against Judge Duncan on Monday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18
EPPCNGlNG RESOLUTIONS.

The report of the Select Committee ON the sub
lcot OF Expunging being taken up, and the oucs-
ton being on adopting the second resolution, which
Is rs follows:
Hesoired aiso, That this Assembly ,ccard
the Right of instruction as resting ON the broad
principles OF our free institulons-and that il is
the duty of tho Representative 10 obey the nstruc-
tons ct las constituents, or resign the trust with
winch they have clothed him, in order that it NAV
be transferred to the hands OF those who will carry
into execution the wishes and instruction., oftbc
constituent body."
Mr.. PARKER moved to amend by striking ont
all after the word obey
After considerable discussion. in vhicb Nc,.,s
'lSon of B., Parker Gmcr, Watkins. Wichcr
and Madison, took part, the motion was rejected
follows:
AfEs-McSrs. Garland of -, Parker, Stanard
3, Noes 1874
hr. fRIcE moved TO amend the resolution bv adj
dihg al the close these words unless the in
Srnc''"nS require linn to commit some act of moral
turpnndc or violate the Constitution"
Alter some discussion, Mr.. Price modified his
motion at the request of Mr. Witcller, TO read as
follows: " but the Legislature of a State has No
right to instruct its Senators to commit = v;o-
'at,on OF the Constitution or an act of moral urni
tude" WI ''-
"e question beng put ON this amendment it
was rejected by the following vote:
A'Es-Messsrs. Grinalds, Gilmcr, Southall.
Garl"nd Of A., Brooke, Craig, Campbell, Pate,
''un,cr OF b., iienshaw, Beuhring Christian John,
son. son. wilson ofC, Servant, Hunter of F., Ball
nrlce' Hale of f., Smith of G., Wethcrcd, Mullen
Do's' Gregory. Berry Summers. Fleet, Hooc'
w ,' Neil, Beard, Taylor of L., Ragsdale'
"assen'r' Benton, Parker, Chapline, Masters
swanson; NIcher. Morris, Dorman Levburn'
lias'ey Butt Delashmu,t. Jet, prcn,s>, Cunning
haIa, Brown Of r., and Stanard-5l.
NoEs-Messrs. Banks. (SpcaAer,) Lavnc. WI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18

-, saN | kUrW thNt, with al tlls immense
Wantei appropriation, three III ihons would re tut
is a tep lu the bucket loI ,5ih1' Il the objects,
tariheluerS, ordnance, or increase Of the Navy.
kneuine Illus, voted Tor that ann ndment. Not
with rrielsn,r to Wat, for, not more tan twenty
inur hour, before, the gentleman from Nrw Nork,
(Alr. ,NHnr1rNC) lad ,cHhd,dma his resolution
IL make cnnfwsehf pr0p0rat'oR tor her, though
ihai gentleman proposed ,hc 'htee millions amend
mcn,, and pow assigns N, necessity at Tic time
al prfbayipg ter irGr as IRE reason The gen
tleman from Massachusetts (Mr. ADAMS Withdrew
a similar resolution, and voted the ,,iN neal DAY
for tins ancndnlrnt and now tell, Us thai the 'ncM
step f.f hosc who voted against that amendment
MAS 10 lpiu the enemy ~ Aitrr the rihdralcm
Of thai resolution upon French affairs, but the da,
hriere, by the chairman of tie Committee ON fo-
telgn Affairs, could !, could anynot initiated,
doubt that these three millions were not proposed
iot war voted for the amendment for reasons
OF Pfdec, not OF war thought il the best way
10 keep peace to b" IN state of readiness Tor war,
and that sound economy as well ~ policy required
the appropriation For the reasons have Given,
| wanted no estimates, no more data than had al
ready,
But, sir, many gentlemen had moi then this M
folmalion--thc estimates, the data. Ne info,,po-
Hon, no estimates, 40 6dfd Wcrc furRiShtd bv m,
Department. Or by the committees. There ras
time fnoUgh for the estimates 10 have been furnish
ed for tell you that notice was given to me-
personally. beforehand and IT must have been in
contemplation before notice, that this amendment
was TO be offered and the gentleman from New
York (Mr. CAMBRILENG) shall moi claim TO have
given notice, and still urge thai there Was not ino
for the data TO be furnished. Indeed. all the time
ms resolution was pending to make contingent pre-
pdrdtton for acGr, these data and estimates should
'These guns, am told. we're ordered IN 1875.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEG ATES.
Tussi0U. E,b. q. lS36.

Tie following cngrossed bills were read hind
Tim, and passed "A bill concerning Du6 Green
A bill allowing Richard Boiling, free man oi
colour. In icnlain in the Commonw. altlI-A bill
allowing Daniel liicpiul orliau, free man oi co-
lour, In remain III the Commonwealth a limit
I'd tina hi allowing Judy Johnson, free
" oman OF colour, TO remain in the Common
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-02-29
STATE OF WEIR. MONT.

DIsTRICT OF RA NDOLPH, SIS.
In Probate Court holden at Randolph, in
and for said District on the .20lh day Of
February A. ID. 1886,
GEORGE WEYMOUTH, of Tun-
" bridge, in said district, guar,lia of
Ebenezer Fellows of said funbridgc, an
insane or distracted person, applied to- this
Court for license to sell so much Of tho
Real Estate of his said ward as will raise
the sum of eight hundred dollars, for the
payment of his debts and for the support
Of the said ward,- 1t was therefore order
ed, that said application be heard at the
Probate Office in said Randolph, on the
10th day of March next, at one o'clock in
the afternoon, and that all concerned be no.
titled hereof by publishing this notice and
order three weeks successfully as soon as
may be, in the State Journal, printed at
Montpelier, which shall lie sufficient notice
to all concerned to appear at said time and
place, and object TO the granting Of said
license if they see cause.
A true record,
WILLIAM HEBARD, Register.
a true copy Of record,
WILLIAM HEBARD, Register.