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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-23

ATTEMPT TO MURDER-One of the most reckless
depraved beings that disgraced human nature
named Hety Ann Joseph brought up to the police
Office, charged with having attempted the life of John
Scott, colored man, under the following circum-
stances -
Scott and Hetty twho is half breed lived together
in state of depraved concubnage, in low house in
Anthony street-they both were very much addicted TO
drinking, and Sunday evening they had quarrel
before retiring. As quarres very frequent be-
tween them, Scott thought lightly OF it, and retired to
rest usual. But Hety, the nature of an In
dian brooded over supposed wrongs, and during the
night, while Scott asleep, arose and tuking his
knife from the pocket of his panaloons crept stealthiy
up TO him and cut his throat from ear to ear. The
The noise made by her in performing this deviIisll
deed aroused of the other inmates of the pande.
monum, who rushed up stairs in time to arrest her,
and prevent further damage, if more could be done-
Scott is not yet Dead but very slight hopes are enter
tanned that he possibly When informed
by Of the officers that Scott was not dead she
sad-"Ony let go for five minutes, and if he amt
dead I'll finish him. Such depraved heart.
if suffered to act upon its impulses, may do more
mischiefthan thousand well disposed persons can OBJ
viate. She is fully committed and should Scott not
recover, death be her award for this most wilful
and atrocous murder.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-23

DOC LAw.-An important cause will be tried to-nor.
row, between boarding house keeper and boarder.
which involves the principles of rig on either side
gentleman with his wife, Who very i'll, boarding in
very respectable house, nightly disturbed by the
tremendous bowling of dog kept in the yard As the
noise aggravated the adys Illness her husband offered
10 purchase the dog most exorbtant price, for the
purpose of getting it out of the way This was refused.
He then offered TO allow the dog the best room in the
house, and pay his board, and hire wait on
him; this also refused, and the gentleman knowing
that the dog not registered, made complaint to the
Register of Dogs for the ward The keeper of the house
fined for keeping dog that not registered and
being enaged, she insulted the gentleman very fire.
quenty table and elsewhere, and finsIly dstur-
bance grew out of it, which she construed into an
assault and battery, and brought suit in the court of
Sessions time siAce But the magistrate seeing
no cause for action, discharged the complaint. She
now has recourse another method of testing her
power of right mistress of the house.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-23

APPALLING SITUATIoN.-A Correspondent of Hud-
sons News Room, in letter from Bridgeport, Con-
neccut States that schooner has been opposite that
in the ice for four or five days, making signals of
distress, which cannot be relieved. She is completely
wedged in the ice and goes up and down with the tide
The crew of the boat President, made an attempt
to rescue the unfortunate board but il was fruit
less. Their situation be truly appalling, as no
human effort can rescue them at present.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-23

Oahe l9 inst, VIM Coe. ola short and Illness in the
56h year Of his age
sunday the aIt sna Mr. Thdeu' Smith, sgei rs yeas
IN nts IN repecsble iBh # Ibis city.
On the PSI ns Peter Allison, merchant in the 9Th year
ofhs age rst sxz4z
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-23
NUMBER I52

POLICE, Snnaa,.-On FRIDAY evening" about dusk
te ifont door OF Alderman Smiths house. was opened
Dy means OF false night key and very valuable cloak
belonging to himself and of his ladys and 6ne
ur cap were TAKEN little girl who resides opposite
au observed ionr negroes ranging about than an
hour, and she them go npon several stoops and
appeared TO be trying kts-but ii fitted no door but
that OF Alderman SIS, aiid q - went ill., one watched
upon the steps, and The Viliei wo in the street. The
giri slw Interpretations AMI Immediately ran 10 give
The a,she Told a boy woo was there tc follow
them, and be; Gore IN alarm could be
gwen ihe talevesshad escaped with their BOOTY They
havennor yet BEN aaken, but as Bow yer has under
taken sQ Caleb e HEY will probably not be large
Montay .-Efects of ne Cold Weather.-James
N Craeken, half naked i'll booking object hang from
the Green Isle, takens3ast night by one of the
wachmen Of Captain Fishers district with beautiful
buffalo sleigasobe gracefully wrapped around his dirty
cafEass re wachnan thinking it rather TO warm
covering Tor blindness Of the weather. offered to re-
ieve hi;n OF hIstssfen, but AcCracken politely de-
clined bs offer, and vending his way along when
Charley" thinking hehad perhaps not come into nos
session OF 1t IN due course of law very uncvly carried
HIM and his new robe TO the waieLhouse
The rghtful owner, MIR. J. Masen of No. 377 Broad
way, came this morning TO the Police to make com
plant OF his loss, when he informed that il was
saie McCracken on his examination stated that he did
not steal lt-oa the contrary, person in one horse
Sleigh gave 10 him TO carry to house in Roosevelt
street, and he was ON his road thher when he was ar
rested by the watchman. His story though very
plausible, did not satisfy the magistrate and he was
fully committed for trial at the nest Sessions The
robe was valued at sixty dollars. "a
Daniel Smith, gun~'',;, &c NJ I7o CL--,l street
appeared and made affidavit that he had been most vio
he VINO was IN tie frequent habit of leaving mis- work.
and when he returned refusing TO work, and abusing
his master He was committed for one month"; under
the Apprentice Act.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-23

MARRIED.
On the Dist Instant by the Rev. Dr. Parkinson Mr. w. Sin
clair, t. Mis- Mary CO. kiln.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-23

TIL HARPERs have just published the Outlaw"
in two volumes, cheap as sand the shore.
CHANGING eye the volumes, find il strewed
with Lady Sydney" Sir Everard"-" damask cur
tain" Roph"-" Alice Nuuoyal'-" Forrest of Ill
lies"-" Catholic feelings" Puritan PRIESTS fer
vent Protesant''-"an freshman and Catholic''-
" Cicely Maynard"-a James Stuart" Father Frank
:" Sister Rosand" the Outaw"-a Spanish Nuns"
90 Old Dad'-" Holy Water''-cosng with she ex-
PRED, and was refused Christian BURIAL not having
parfaken Of the rites of the Church."
This is certainly Nunnery Novel, and is as full of
wonders as the Awful Disclosures"
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-23

DISTRESSING ACcIDENT.-Yesterday afternoon abou
O'clock large of snow fell from the roof of the
house, No. IL Sullivan street, in which school was
kept The school had just been dismissed and several
of the children who playing in the yard were
buried by the snow. When our informant left the
spot four of the children had been dug out Three of
them dreadfuly mangIed and bruised and one was
carried home to his heart-broken parents corpse
Surely this should be a warning to oil housekeepers
TO have the removed from the roofs or the
present rapid thaw may oblige to record more acci
dents of the same distressing nature.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-23

and when he returned, refusing TO work. and abusing
his master. He was committed for one month"; under
the Apprentice Act.
THEATRICAL CHIT CHAT.-Yankee Hill had a tre-
mendous benefit New Orleans on the 9th inst. prior
to his departure for England.
The inimitabe Celeste, has removed her mint from
Mobile 10 New Orleans.
The Woods and Brough, are charming the Phiadel-
phians with Semnambula When their present engage
ment expires they go Boston and thence return here
where none can be more welcome. We learn that il
Their intention to return England the conclusion
OF their engagement in this city.
Jack Reeve when SOBER delights. the good people of
Boston.
Wallack is starring in Philadelphia, and plays his
best characters, in the best style crowded houses
The London papers, speak in terms of ecstacy of
Miss Chiffon, who they say never surpassed. -ne
editor who had dared criiiese her performances the
next day found % invitations partake Of" pistols and
coffee for iwo his table. She intends shortly to re-
turn TO this country, never again to leave il.
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.-Yesterday afternoon abou
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-23
NEw-YORK, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 90, 1886.

REMOVAL OF THE Posi- OFFIcE.-We up town peo-
pie, who reside ia the neighborhood of the City Hail,
rejoiced exceedingly when the Post Office removed
to the Rotunda, in Chamber song was raised
that assembled up heaven, and shoutings spread
the land from the Kitchen Washington TO the
granaries at Albany. Ia the simplicity of our hearts.
made calculation of the savings TO this effect.
Saving in shoe leather cents per week SO 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26
.nc01yrMrHTs BY THE PRESIDENT,

Bynnd 'eih Tie 'dt'fe ana c0"ss"sy ~e 'sna''.
1oln S Homer, to be Secretary OF lhe ief'eofy o'
William Marvin, be Attorney for the Southern
District Of Florida. -, g u,ss,.
john Mills, TO be Attorney for the District OF Massa
lanes S. Green, to be Attorney for the District OF
New Jersey. . =, r. ,ho district of
Norris Wilcox, to be Marshl for the D'S''''' %
lanes Points to be Marshal for the Western D's'''''
of Virginia-GtObe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26
stop the Thief! !---Sasse Escwartl

IN WE above reward will he paid BY thc slbsc!I'
Il Der. for the apprehension Of RICHARD liAW.
hlNS, late Il Stage Driver between Richmond and
fredericksburg He made Ills escape by violence from
an officer of justice in this City, tie 2lst instant
lie is suspected of purloning the whole of the
Northern letter packages, Of the 9TH instant One par
Gel contained notes tho interior Banks OF Ma
ryland, Pcnnsy lvania Delaware, and Cincinnati, OHIO
The whole Of these notes arc marked thr face
'Jany 9TH, 1885, with pen Three one hundred dol
lar notes Of the Lafayette Bank oil Cincinnati, are as
follows: 500, on the Lafayette Bank, No. II, a, tshy
10Th. 1885, payable to j II. Lea-$l0, do do s." lt7,
A, Frby. 90, 1885, payable 10 J II. Lca-$lnn, do. do
No. 3O1 Feby. 90 1885, payable to a. {. MHIrisoa
small part of the Maryland and Pennsylvania notes was
sold to Broker in this City on the eth inst, part Of
which had the writing the face rubbed off. Other
packages containing drafts and valuable enclosures u
large amount, are missing. JAMES p. PRESTON.
Jan % E3l-trl Postmaster. Rirhmoud Ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26
9sreeha Hall.

GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT:
Rirhaond, Ia.. opposite The Co'umbi0H Hofd'
yuYHE Subscriber has taken the house on ID nr Sary
street Richmond for the transaction of Grocery
and Commission Business. where he intends to keep n
General assortment Of groceries and other goods sue
to The trade which will be sold accommodating terms
and respectfully requests, that his friends and Inc puonI
rer,llv a;rc him caH He will also transact general
COMMISSION BUSINESS; .
and any consigunents made to him shall be slricS a..
tended TO- and liberal advances made when rc9ued lie
will also receive and forward all goods sent TO ms care
- IN 15-l2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

Il VII current debts cue the Office of the Bank cf
"a n" United States at Richmond: which shall remain
"'H'ld WILL the LIST of the ensuing month"; be trans.
i't |" The Bank o! Virginia and the Farmers Bank Of
,'N-nia The suspended debt due to the Bank Of the
";ec States, and payable at It's Office at Richmond,
W Protested notes and bonds well as Judgments, will
' c."cird the said Olicc.rhc near approach of the
T'% when the charter expires will, is hoped. show
" debtors the Necessity Of early attention to these
''.;HS. Dec. y. IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

ENOUIRER is published twice week.
week during the session Of the State
;bt'' A. heretofore Five Dollars per annm; oi ~ W.
. NJ chartered, specie banks tony? WIZ
.sn The Editors win guarantee the sh a" ,s writer's
'SN the postage OF all letter, being paid d! !ns ~ no
49, 'h, viii be discontinued but at the discretion VI '
- .;, all agr-arascs have been rni" up. -. mamma sh,u
49, Nho,vr, viii guarantee the payment 0' HUG
has ;rc teaiE g!a,,s =, =, .n,,rpr,s1Nc
- One ,ae, less rst Insertion, :2eGn'Si mid for
NJ advertise inserted, anil IL ms ehe' O
'",.l 81, so,n, Der .on in this CITY or its cnvr"ns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

D" hAhRlS Gate Of Goochland) respectfully Of
ErtS MS professional services the inhabitants of
Asa" and lis vicinity His office is above Clcunds
tines n.S "re-at which place he be found at all
bo,du anss professionally engaged, at Mrs. Saunders
JAM 10 '0use' adjoining the Washington Tavern
Ut H. 79-2aw2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

VA? ASliiNGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.-
w he assistant collectors who have been appointed
80" ~ "tl'S o! more. earnestly requested to make
hrs returns Of amount received, by the first day Of
,'F'y ~ T'lnit,lng 10 ne, at this place depoSng
,'>;nr Bank t" my credit as Collector of the Washing
' Ha'"'al Alonumrnt' for Virginia, and forwarding
" certificate Of dcpositc Thosr assistants appointed
" rF period, vii! please make their first returns in
'I "ay, ny tie frs, IF March, Some Oft the counties
~, TH''"'tng very literally and it is believed that If
1-"Hcr h" used by The collectors. and tho citizens
IL 'h!"*,!nd the subject, all will in the course OF
S" s'"i" and generous evidence OF their gratitude
u WILSON ALLEN, CottcctOr tor ia.
'"Tn; Green. Caroline couny,l sO-m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

"iuNAS {. WILSON, General agent and CAL
= S"' tor Newspapers and other claims in the City
!" 9esh'ns;on, d. G.
r,'j' "IsftS-J H. Reilly Mills. VIM Dougherty, J..
w w. Billing. J. A. Bender, j. Is. Ferguson,
ln p r. i'ay,nond, +. II a. Ii. Young, j. {. Mkcl-
January 49, 7o-M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

-r,lfE OF NEGROES, &c.-By virtue OF De-
- r,.aI order of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
49,, C,anccry of the county of Louisa, pronounced ia
'', -. 49,, - N ,cpcndnr wherein Thomas Z. RcPctoc,
r:',I " Lane aid others are plaintiffs, and William
rlus:cr. dee administrator, am; others ar" defend
,< s!..N proceed Ia sell to the highest bidder tor
r, !, E!!!<y;!!r in the county OF Louisa on I'nay
~, ,y If February next a.! the negroes belong
, :. IN, -, ne. Of William Mc-tlistrr, dec, consist
o.; $50 .arn. two boys. tw" women, and three or
-. ,-,u ,,r,.,!cr will AL the hauSrhol and kch-
" i,-a.,rr,. 4. G. SHEPHERD,
Trustee and Commissioner.
. y: S2-2awiW"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

HEENRY full brother of Monsieur Tonson, will stand
~ the ensuing season US5G) in the vicinity OF Hall
fax, North Carolina, at fifty dollars the season, and Sc
dollars to insure From his great szc snpe
ror bone and nish his Citizen and Medley blood it is
believed that no stallion is better adapted to the Archy
and double Archy Mares (Which abound in Halifax and
Nofthamp,onl as cross both in form and diood than is
Henry For his Memoir and Eng raving IAN Engraving
which by no does justice to the horse0 sec the
March No., 1885, of the American Turf Register lie
will be under the control ut Mr.. 4. 5 No"dinG
" BALE PEfTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

Z VII. Ann"a General Meeting Of the Members OF
ELK 1t" Virtual Assurance Society against fire on
Wy" OF III" State o. Virginia. will be held at the So
FEBRUARY next. TI,n 5I 73-,d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-AI persons in.
"a lebed TO the estate Of the late Mrs Sarah W. Whitr
deceased arc hereby notified and required to make mmc
tatc pa yncnt The undcrsgncd-Andn all persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate, will present tc duly
authenticated, for payment!
JAMES RAWLINGS,
.qdm'r Of Mrs. Sarah II. HhHc d'cmSrd.
I'm 1:i-2awrw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

Jr<iri I-akc, Executor Of Mcshack Hicks. dec d.,
Elizabeth Hicks the widow and Thomas Bernard and
i,i!y. his WIFI. Formerly Polly Hicks, lsham ClIlens
nd Cary. his wife, formerly Cary Hicks, Palsey Byrd,
r;cEiy pli<"y Hicks and Henry Hall aud Lucy. his
w''r, 'Tnrr!y Lucy Hicks, Derisecs Of said Neshack
HICKS. dee #. Diets.
The Ih!loilhc plaintiff, being filed, and the defendants,
Thomas Er'naId and Polly his wife, and Pa,Sey Byrd,
;'F""r; It>ry Hicks not having entered their APP
a'2nc" and security according 10 the Act OF AS
sIy and the rules OF ih. Court and it appearing to
tr satisfaction Of the Court That they not inhabitants
g" tnS CUm"onwcatl-On the motion Of The plaintiffs
i counsel is ordtr'd, That the said Thomas Bernard
md Polly his wife, and pascy Byrd do appear here on
LIE hg> day nj April Court aud the plain
''s h' and THAI copy of this order be forthwith in.
"d IN some newspaper printed nthc city .! Richmond
~ tw" months scccs>Iye!y and posted at the front door
q lac Courthouse Of this county. \ Copy-Teste,
MAR. w. MILLER, u. c. C. c.
January 81 S2-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

w ~; b. hAMLlN. (late Of Va.) ATTORNEY ASD
yircs GocSsElloR LAW, offers his professional ser
vile T. Ms friends and the public Address: Sonmcr
'e'hessee. [56-wSm] Nov II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

RKANSAS LANDS.-I will purchase Military fa
- r75-lotl GEO l.. SAMPSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

avrp NEW ORLEANS-P aekd Of Isl fcbFr"Ty-
a The Err VIRGINIA. will Snil posittreiy the Is,
t,,,ruary. For freight passage, apply TO-
''''" LANCASTER, DENNY co.
S2-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

),
Mangcl wurtzrl and ruta hoga.
GARDEN SEEpS-Harr""'ed.t fresh and ge""'"e'
..!SEar0gHs- Large giant
.friirh0fs--Iargr globe.
Bc"t-Eary blood lurnip carly yellow do lang blood.
Sir Jno Sinclair, French sugar otamb.r: Mangri Wur
zel.
Bcuns-E Early dwarf China. do. Raclarl do. yellow
six weeks, do. Mohawk dwarf cluster Warrington: or
Narrow refugee GO to one large white Scissor pole
beans. French carly white do.
CCiTy-Whi!c solid, Norih's giant red.
Broad 'avcd Garden.
Carr"t-l.ong orange: large yellow, new rcd Ssudey
Altringiam.
tn15agc-Early May. do nxhcart. do. York. do. SUI
dcphia late Tia, Dutch, drumhrad. large Bergen: green
curlcd Savoy, globe Savoy, blood red
CnnAforcr-E Early.
Hror0i-Eary purple cape.
priekly, gherfn.
Corn--Eary Tuscarora, do white Canada, sweet or
sugar.
EnGicc-Grcrn cur.d.
Err Pani--Purple oval, DO. round.
-larly curlrd Silcsia ice, brown Dutch, large
green head or cabbage.
.lcon-Nurrays pine apple. green citron.
.unsi0rd-Whe and brown.
Oniou-Whilc Portugal, silvcrskn poatoc: top or
tree.
Pcns-lnnIrcth's extra carly early primitive. do.
Nav do Charlton Bishop dwarf prolific blue PruSSan,
early royal dwarf do frame dwarf marrowiat tall mar
ruwt.i.
pnrSnip-Long smooth French, tnrnip.
i'GrsI,g-Ex,ra cur!rd
Pcpprr-I.ars" bell.
Endd;<h-Long scarlet, short top long salmon, scar
let turn!p. white do.
RHbarb.
sp;narh-Round and prickly.
Sn!sify
Tnr,nf0-1.argr red.
<guash-Sumncr bush do. lemon do crook neck,
winter crook neck, vcr"ahlr marrow.
Turnip-EarlY white Ruta Baga
WILLIAM PALMER.
To-, % Sl--1aw2w
ERON STORE-Wc have ia store large and wei!
selected assortment of Iron, to which We arc daily
adiin by receipts per almost every packrrnd iirr 1T
very low prices GU tons, Of the following description,
viz:
FLAT-EnglisIl, Swcde:, Country and Ulster almost
every size -,
ROuND-Engllsh, Swcdcs and Ulster. from IA to di-
G:nrtCr.
SQUARE--Englis., swcdcs and Ulster, from ii to 4
diameter.
OTAL-7.S oval Ulster Iron,
Box, band, sheet, hoop and plating Iron,
Nail Rods spike reds axctrcc moulGs for c"nchnakcrs
Crow Bars.
; tons best American b!istrred Steel,
IL do do. English do Ill slampO
3 do spring steel. from - Ia J ~
- do San!crson Il Bros best Cast Steel Of tho usual
variety Of sizes.
1 do. Palmer Mould Boards from No to : H.
ANES-Smmnns & Beers make.
WORKMAN, McGRUDER & co.
Nov 2 I2-tlF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

vYYEACHER WANTED Il wish to employ, in my
family, Lady qualified to teach the usual oranen,
es Of an English education ANY Communicating u W.
tho subject must be directed to Buckingham o. H.. va
January 10. [7s-l2] }. w. GANli'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

TMYWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away
a from the farm of the subscriber, Sunday night
the 9TH instant negro man named Bob, sometimes call
cd Bob Christian he is thick, we'll sci fellow, dali
skim large fiat nose about thirtyfvr years DID, feet,
or 10 inches high has the left eye: "ccasionrd
bv burn; had when hc went away dark drab clothes
of home made CLOTH and blue ovcrc"at; has vile at
Mr.. William Is. Mococks (New Kent Court. louSc)
has mother at COL John H. Christian s. IN ltlchmnnd.
and relations at Gen j. 3. Iarvics farm, the Cicka-
honiny.
The above reward will be given for the apprehension
Of the said slave if lodged in Jail in lIrnrc" Il" Coach
land and the same with reasonable charges paid if deli
ycrrd to me ut Tuckahne, Goochland county
Jan. 10. [79-tf] L. l.. WIGHT.
WKTINTER ARRANGEMENT.-TwlcE \ WEEK.
80 The Steamboats, Columbus and Pocahnntas, TO
and from Norfolk and Baltimore will commence on
Monday. the 9Th December, to run only twice week;
leaving Baltimore and Norfolk every Monday and Thurs
day morning at 10 o'clock; and and after Thurs
dav the 7ih January 1886, they will run only once Il
week, leaving Baltimore every Thursday and NoT"!k
veaiion Of the Pa,apsco be interrupted by icr the pas
sengcrs will be landed at Annapolis. as formerly,
The Patrick Henry will leave Norfolk every Tuesday
and Friday morning for Richmond, and return every
Sunday and "Wednesday. ,
Passage and fare to Norfolk Sc. All baggage ut the
risk of the owners JAMES FERGUSON: iGe"t;.
Baltimore, December a. VT
a 1HATEAU MARGAUN will make his next Season
q at the Stables of the subscriber miles h9F'h OF
Richmond Particulars hereafter. ,eox
Jan. II. T77-2aw2w] RO. {. WILLIAMSON.
S1ASll FOR 200 NEGROES.-Wc will give the
q highest market price, in cash, for two hundred Ike
" Negroes from IL 10 - years of Every person
who intends SELL will do we'll TO give US CALL near
Scabrooks Warehouse, where are prepared 10 Keep
them safe and comfortable whchc1 for sale or oIn'f
, wise. lIoo. VI c1NoO|
dec RI |l-u