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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06
Feb g.

az ENTRlLOQUlSM ererg ni1Lf nix mail NJ H..
~ 1A"hk liorEL, commencing Ftbruarg Isf-Mn
nhNmoRfif, IN returning his thanks to the ladies' and
s's ~ ~ richmond for their kind and polite aten.
"" " hs FORMER entertainments respcctf1y iuf,r.ns
e' nc WIZ continue 10 give (lor this week ouly)
ly eVen'ng at ,he large Assembiy Room of the Eacie
,eras embodied IN his reatriogaqf Bgdgsf Of fh HAM.
back Faiqdg " - '"e Drum
Doors open at half past g. performance TO commence
nt haii past O'Clock, precisely
Tickets 80 cents TO be lad al to gell ,f..o f,.,,.
boek store and az The Eagle Hotel
jan0ary2 es %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

HPY virtue OF decree of the Circuit Superior Court
II - of Law and Chanccry, for the county of Henrco
pronounced on the 9th day of December, 1885, in the
suit OF David G. Williams against WIN. ID. Wren Ser
geant OF the City Of Richmond, and administrators of
Edmd Wills, deed, who was Sheriff of Noitoway
county, and Administrator of Samuel Greenhi we will
proceed TO SELL TO the highest bidder for cash. at Char
otte Court House, on Tuesday the 10th day of February
mat valuable Tract of Land, containing 752 81 acres
belonging to the estate Of Paschal Greenhll lying in
the county of Charlotte, adjoining the lands of L. l.
Gains, Francis Vaughan, William Jones, Francis Pol
lard, Thomas Pollard, Martha Cook Charles Huchin
son, Price s estate, and William Smith.
Jan. 20. lS2-2aw3wl COMMISSIONERS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

ENltY full brother Of Monsieur Tonson will stand
n tho ensuing scason 1880 in the vicinity Of Hall.
lax, North Carolina, at fifty dollars The season. and Sc
tIor bone and finish his Clifton and Medley blood il is
believed that no stallion is better adapted TO the Arcbv
and double-Afchy Mares (Which abound in Halifax and
Northanpton2 cross both in firm and Jiood than IS
Henry. For his Memoir and Engraving (an Engraving
which by no means docs justice the horseD sec the
March No, 800, Of The American Turf Rerister He
will be under The control OF Mr.. r. 5 Wooding
BALIE PEYTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

YHNHE Warehouse of the undersigned having been
Ia consumed in the great confagraon which occur
red on the night of the 10Th December they have re-
moved their stock of Dry Goods (Which preservod)
to the Store No 237 Pearl Street. little above Maiden
Lane.
They will be constantly receiving Fresh Goods as
they arrive in port and tender their friends in VIRGINIA
the usual facilities offered them their new location
WRIGHT, WINSTON 81 STEBBINS.
New York. Jan ID. 1896 7n-olt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

SALE OF NEGROES, Sc-By virtue of De-
~ crctal order of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
aud Chancery of the county of Louisa pronounced in
a SUIT therein depending, wherein Thomas p Repetoe
William w Lane and others plaintiffs and William
NlcAster dec, administrator, and others are defend
ants shall proceed to sell TO the highest bidder for
the 26th day of February next all the negroes beIonG.
ing TO the estate of William McAllister dec consist.
ing of two men, two boys, two women, and three or
four chidren together with all the household and k,ch-
en- furniture. A. G.. SHEPHERD,
Trustee and Commissioner.
jan 20. S2-2aw1wk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

& LOUCESTER LAND FOR SALE-The sub
VA scriber wishing 10 remove TO the West, offers his
Plantation for sale. 1t is situated in the county of Glou
cestcr ten miles above York Town, and within 81 of a
mile OF the river, with public road passing immediate
" by the house to the river; and quite conveniently
situated for planting oysiers-tle subscriber hoviny
been engaged IN the business for time. The i'm
Provements are two story dwelling with wing and
all necessary out houses, built of good materials and
new II contains 10 acres, with 20 cleared and under
good fence mostly of chestnut rails and about half of
married. stratum of mari passing through the middle of
the cleared land und very nvenent get at Its To-
cation in good and healthy neighboufhood Ut is be-
lieved as any in the county. There is crop OF wheat
seeded upon the land and the field for is grubbed
and ready for the plough Any person wishing to pur
chase can have possession any time between this and
the 10th OF March next Application may be made to
the subscriber, living on the premises
Jan. 70. le2-w3wF THOS WRIGHT
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stop the 'Ehief! !---SFOO Reward.

FENHE above reward will be paid by the subscri-
a Der, for the apprehension OF RICHARD HAW-
klNS, late Stage Driver between Richmond and
fredericksburg lie made his escape by violence from
an oihcer OF justice in this City tic Dist instant
lie IS suspected Of purloning the whole of the
Northern letter packages Of the 9th instant One par.
Gel contained notes tie interior Banks OF MIA.
ryland, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Cincinnati Ohio.
The whole of those notes marked across the face
.'Jsny 9th, 1885, with pen Three one hundred dol.
lar notes of the Lafayette Bank of Cincinnati are as
follows: $780, on the Lafayette Bank No. a. A. Febv
goth, 1888, payable TO j. H. Lea--$l00 do do No lG5
q, Fcby. 20, 1888, payable TO J II. Lca-@1OO do do
No 3O4, Feby. 20, 1885, payable to a. c. Morrison. A
small part of the Maryland and Pennsylvania notes was
sold to Broker in this City the Goth inst part of
which had the writing the face rubbed off Other
packages, containing drafts and valuable enclosures to
large amount, are missing. JAMES r. PRESTON
Jan. - t9l-ul Postmaster, Riehmond, w.
A RKANSAS LANDS--I will purchase Military IA.
IA tents Tor lands in the Territory of Arkansas
Jan. =. l1o-l2q GEO. J.. SAMPSON.
TENWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ilan away
a from the farm Of the subscriber, on Sunday nigbi
the 9th instant, negro named Bob sometimes call
ed Bob Christian nc is thick, well set fellow dark
skin, large hn nose about thirty five years old feet
or I'D inches high; has the lc eve occasiope
by burn had on when lac went away dark drab clothes
Of home made CLOTH and blue coat has wife M
Mr. William b Mocock's, New Kent Court bouse;l
has mother at Col. John H. Christians ia Richmond
ana relations at Gen b. llaryes farm, the Chicka-
honiny.
The above reward will be given for the apprehension
OF The said slave lodged 10 al in cnrco or Gooch.
land; and the same with reasonable charges paid fC deli
yercd to ne at TuckahOe, Goochland county
Jan 10. f7g-lfl h. r. WIGHT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

a NVlL, by Monsieur Tonson--dam Isalella--vill
"a stand the ensuing season NS3C) at Halifax Court.
House Va. az thirty dollars the season and forty.ve
dollars TO insure. Ills performances are well known
IN Virginia 70 require comment That hc was a race.
horse o The FIRST class, az all distances infested in
his contests with Irife, Mednc, Muckle John, Jcssnp
HanslnP &c, &c. His sire ubrivalleJ rs race.
horse, aad his dams the latest genera.
tons lie has grown and spread very much and is in
form most striking likeness Of the Godophin Arabian
As 20 his pedigree it without blemish and viii be
given with his performance IN doc time lie win be
under the direction Of mr. Robert S Woodinr
January H. tI5-lcD BALE PEYTON
FHNHOMAS G. WILSON, Goaeral Agenf end col.
q icctor for Newspapers aud other claims i'm the Cv
Of Washington, -. G.
RJerenees.--J II Reily,J Mills, VIM Douphertv ]
Purdy, w w Billing, }. a. Bender J y Forp1son
Barnard y Raymond, r. g. A. n. Young ). c. MKeI
den, p. Force, w. w Moore
January 10 900
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

AWm b. HANLlN, (fate Of Ya.5 Arronsrv .sn
W (oVSsEItoH AZ Law, offers his professional ser
wees 70 MS friends and the public Address. sone,
'''e' ie""es'ee. l55--w3ml Nov ".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

a LARGE and UaiuaJie tract of Land IN Fauguier
IA- County for Saio.-By virtue of decree of the Su
peror Court Of Law and Chancery for Henrco county
IN the case of g Norton Norton, the undersigned
Commissioners will, on Monday the 29h day of March
next at WaTenton, in the county of Fauquier before
The front door of the Courthouse of said county pro-
ceod to sell at public auction, TO the highest bidder
tract OF land lying in the county Of Fauquer near Ger
mantown, and within or miles of Warrenton lono
known us the Ehngham Forest estate and containing
433 acres according to actual survey made some years
ago 1t then divided Into nine parcels or lots with
The view OF being rented farmed these lots were
divided into four parcels containing about 600 acres each
SO as to make convenient farms of each parcel.
The land viii be sold in parcels in such way as TO nc
conmodae purchasers and upon the day of sale plat
OF the whole land divided into separate tracts will be
exhibited This land s situated in a very healthy coun.
try and IS believed to be fertile and well adapted to the
culture oil Indian corn wheat rye and oats and in re-
gard TO society, is well situated
Terms Of Soe.-One- third Of the purchase money TO
be paid in nine months, onethrd in eighteen months
and the residue in two years from the day of sale
Bonds with approved security for each instrument bear
ing interest from the day of SALE will be required the
purchasers who il is expected will be ready with their
sueues TO execute said bonds fatest on the day OF
sale The title will be retained until conveyance shall
bc directed by the Court
PHILIP HARRISON,
jan 10. X al
The National Intcigonce Country papor) and tho Gazette pub
lshed at Warrcnton,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

ME current debts due to the Office of the Bank OF
FL the United States at Richmond which shall remain
unpaid will, on the LIST Of the ensuing month be trans
ierred to The Bank OF Virginia and the Farmers Bank Of
virginia The suspended debt due 10 the Bank of the
United States, and payable at lis Office at Richmond
W. protested notes and bonds well as judgments will
DC corrected al The said Ohicehe near approach cfihc
period when The charter expires WILL il hoped show
the debtors the necessity Of early attention to these
claims Dec 81 ~
a DEMONSTRATORS NOTlCE-All persona in
IA debed TO the estate OF the late Mrs Sarah w White
deceased, hereby notified and required to make mme
date payment TO The nndersgnedAnda all persons hav-
lng CLAIMS against the said estate, will present them duly
authenticated, Tor payment.
JAMES RAWLINGS,
Ad'n Of Mrs. Sarah ~. Whde. deceased
Jan. D. 73-2awSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

n Ak HARitlS, (laie of Goochland,) respectfully of:
nT iers his professional services to the inhabitants of
Richmond and IFS vicinity. His Office is above Clelands
AUCTION Store-at which place he be found at all
times unless professionally at Mrs Saunders
boarding house adjoining the Washington Tavern
10 ~O-0ovv0u,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

"A RKANSAS LANDS.--f will purchase Military IA
IA tents for lands in the Territory Of Arkansas
Jan .. G75-l21 GEO. J.. SAMPSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06
PHILIP HARRISON,
ROBERT G. Nicholas, Commissioners.

The National Incigeocer Country papo Gazette pub
hed AZ Wsrrenon
until tho day Of sale and send their bills pay
~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

GALE OF NEGROES.-Will be sold TO the highest
~ bidder, for cash, at AnGerson's Brick Tavern in
Louisa county, on the 22d day of February Gnst.) %
negroes belonging to the Estate of Anthony Waddy r
acc d. consisting OF men, women, boys and girls very
likely and valuable among which two pair very rood
Sawyers. GARLAND II. WADDY
Adm'r- Of anthony Jpaddy Jr deceased
teb. =. S0-ids#
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

YEYO TIE MERCHANTS OF VIRGINIA Tho
ID subscriber having been amongst the erers in the
great coniiagIauon of the 10th and 18th OF December
ms customers and purchasers generally that he has made
mediate preparations 10 get up fresh supply and now
mas e pleasure OF acquanting them that he is daily re-
GeNhg rom ms manuiacory the various articles i'm his
ine embracing first rate assortment viz Stocks Shi,ts
Sh'ff collars: BoS0mS, Susptners &C. and earnestly so
Icits continuance of their iavors at 3 Cedar street
lie would here remark to those merchants with whom
ne mas not had the pleasure of dealing, that for many
years ne mas pad particular attention 10 the
oi suci goods IN his line, well calculated for The
Southern and Western trade and feels confidence in
snrng purchasers that he will be enabled supply them
on such terms as will give entire satisfaction
In addition to his severe loss i'm the deslruction of b
property he had the misfortune TO lose all his Books and
rapers and consequently has rely upon those who are
indebted 10 him To furnish statements Of their accounts
and such as can make it convenient TO pay in short
time, will confer particular obligation
WARREN CARTER
Manufacturer of Stocks, Shirt Collars Nc
Cd. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

EEOUsES AND LOTS for sale in Me toacn IF Co.
10 q '",nota, fiuranna county, pa.--1he undersigned
having determined TO remove TO Richmond offers the
oiowing very valuable and desirable property sale
VIZ one very large three story house at rese in
complete repair and in every respect well adapted as
country sore-house and suited extensive and
raj trade, having attached thereto suitable warehouse
wheat'house, smoke house. carriage house. stables &c
together with garden in good order The above house
and premises, with few alterations might be made
suitable tavern &c. for which, this place at present
there is very fattcring opening.
Also, spacious and convenient family residence in the
most eligible part OF the town, having attached thereto
the necessary out houses ice house, and an excellent
garden.
Also, one house and lot, which is well adapted for
lanyard for which there is a desirable opening in
ns place at present as the establishment of that
KIND OF any note is twelve miles distant
Also, eight lots well enclosed and in hiel state of
cultivation He thinks it useless comment on the adj
vantages that will in short time be derived in this
place from the James River and Kanawha improve
mens, which are now in progress and will run within
a lew yards Of most of the above lots.
Beng taiy d,care that any description he might at
tempt 10 give, would fall very short upon examination of
the property, and the future Improvement of the place
he prefers to let those who may be DESTROYS to purchase
examine and decide for themselves Apply on the pre-
nhises 10 JOHN Nj ENTIRE.
Columbia, Feb g S5-2ax3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

10 The Frodeficksbug and Petersburg no
requested to insert Tho so nn %
ward their It's To this office. - y - ~ Ut
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

HfhEDEklCK A. MAYO, Book Bindcr solicts the
IA public more in the course of % ycnrs. eyno
renee m this city, for portion of patronage in his line
vi as mechanic he deserves such) His friends and
customers including Clerks of the different Courts
through virginia, are respectfully invited
" His Dindery is situated on the Main Street near
me larket Bridge, over Mr. VIM Palmcrs and ne xt 10
r. |. Smiths Bookstore. [s4-Gtl January 3o.
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: RECMJN OVID.

&SALE OF LAND in Prince Ed,eard County, on The
~ Ricer App0mattor.-By virtue of a decree of the
Circnt Superior Court of Law and Chancery for the
county OF Frederick, pronounced the tn day of
June, 1885, in the of "Robcrt Gibson plaintiff
against Blake b. Woodson, Edward Radford and Chris.
topher Ii. Strong defendants, shall as Commissioner
proceed TO sell To the highest bidder Thursday the
Sd day OF March next, the Tract of Land, on which
Edward Radord has resided, and known as the farm
called High Ill., The sale will take place at the
Tavern OF Mr. George Jetirics, in the OF Farn,-
vi'e at the hour OF ~ This tract of land is situated
on the Appomattox River, and the by
Blake Is. Woodson 10 Edward Radford, and containing
upwards of one hundred and fifty acres, (the precise
number of not known but will he ascertaned pre-
vIous to the day of sale) 1t is within four five miles
OF The town of Farmvlle Persons desiring purchase
can view the land at any time previous the day of sale
he land will be sold in accordance the decree of the
Court above referred TO; which decree will read at
the time and place of sale.
Terms-( Extract from the Decree) One third of
the purchase money an eoshone third in nine months
and the balance in eighteen months Bonds with APP
proved securities will be required for the purchase mo-
ney and 1t is expected that purchasers will be prepared
to execute such bonds, at the time and place of
he conveyance will be made, when final decree of
The Court shall have been pronounced.
1T Thursday, the Sd day of March, 1896 should not
be fair day, the sele will he postponed the next fair
day. NATHANIEL PRICE Commissioner .
Prince Edward G, H., January % Sl-I2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

SALE OF VIGOROUSLY virtue of Deed of
- Trust, from Abraham + Biggers bearing date the
18th day of February 1928 and recorded in the County
Court OF Louisiana at the request of Pleasant Car
penter, for whose benefit in part the Trust given
the undersigned WILL Tuesday, the 9th day of Feb
ruary next, offer for sale to the highest bidder for
at the Tavern of Lewis Shisers the county Of Louisa
negroes Maria and Nelsonbeing the reversionury in
tees in part, of the said Abraham f., in the Estate of
John Biggers decd and conveyed by said Deed Such
title only as is vested by said Trust (Which is believed
to be good) will be made.
JAMES DUKE, Acting Trustee
pfN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

"a STALLION.--I wish 10 sell or farm ont. vounu
fA Stallion, not inferior in purity of pedigree 10 any
horse in America lie will be five years old next Spring
ou mas never appeared on the turf account of AN ac
cdent at birth, which ruined him as race horse nnd
impaired his beauty His parts excepting those Injured
are very hne he is of good size of The richest dark
Day color with legs black nearly up to his body lie co..
yeed few mares last and proved himself snre
oal'geiicr lie was got by Gohanna his dam by Sir
Aired his grand dam by Sir Harry his great grand dam
was Haxall fine imported mare Pomona got bv Vor
my Town brother to Waxy) by Pot Sos by the famous
Eclipse. Terms moderate An t,RIfNp
Powhatan, February g * OF.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

VALUABLE LAND, Stocks, Crops Sc, at PuJiic
v Auetion.-lf not previously disposed of by private
contract the subscriber will, Monday, the 18th day
OF February If fair if not the fair day. sell up
on the premises to the highest bidder his Tract of Land
lying in the county of Chesterfield, eight miles above
see advertisements in the Wing and Enquirer. The
Land is divided by public road into about two equal
parts, which will be sold separately if desired by pur
chasers.
After the sale of the Land, and on the same day. The
subscriber will sell his stock of Mules Horses Cattle
and Hogs; also his crops, consisting in part of prime
fodder, herds grass and clover hay, his plantation and
farming utensils, furniture, &c. Terms at sale.
JORDAN SMITH,
The sale will be conducted by ExuM S. HUBBARD
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-02
8repta@ ben 2ten Dtttuber 1896.
Serfauf bon 2d1Dereptl1 Il. StaDtlotte1
fIr Sorsn.

olssnres it cine g1e Gdnoepen uno Stooon, ee(eeen
.nnsrbob Dem Saunp Storpt enbsrdtet laffdue
fir nbos sabuns 5aat, gonat eounp, @ul 9BeS,
ounp uno 2nen Sor, fir oaS Sabr 1885, borouf &C.
stsn Sta9elosrn uno Snttrsn oarou init Glnbu6 Sorn
flr bas 5obr 1886.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-02

Die Geelera na0t In Sen fliiie,
llDsn pfan5a.1een furbt tbare
lSertftr,tte. Man rechret i'm
Ouriblebnltte auf leos pfausuna
500 Sflapsn, Die tls .pessaffi.
SIN Mcnat Sest. teslnae,, IN
tpagte e6 Hsrfoasn gelblfm, 5.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-15
24th COngress.--1st Session.
IN SENATE -TugsDAY, March l.

in SENATE -TURsDAY, March /.
Ohio and Michigan Boundery.-Mr. Clayton,
from the Committee on the judiciary. to which WIS
referred the bill to establish the Northern Bounda-
ry line ofthe State Of Ohio, and the joint resolution
on the same subject made report, which was
read.
The report is very long. and occupied the great
er part OF The morning in the reading.
Mr. Ewing, Of Ohio, moved that the report he
laid on the table and printed. and that 5000 extra
copies be printed.
Abolition Of Slaury. Senate proceeded
to consider The petition of the Society Friends
praying for the abolition of Slavery.
Mr.. Wall, from the Committee on Military Az
fairs, reported, with amendments, a bill from the
House. making provision for the volunteer and mil
litia c"rps IN Florida. The bill was considered
the amendments agreed to, and the bill wac order
cd to third reading.
THURSDAY, MARCH 8.
The petition of the society Friends, in Penn
syvanla praying for tie Abolition Of Slavery in the
District of Columbia vas then taken up and con.
dered.
The Senate, on motion of Mr CLAY, proceeded
to the consideration of Executive business and in
fifteen minutes afterwards, adj
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Pettlohs and memorials were presented bv
Iessrs. Lucas, Wise, Coles, and Johnson. of ",
THURSDAY, MARCH 3.
Mr. X. D.. Johnson from the Committee AN Mil
h's'y And'rs, reported a bill to provide Tor the
better projection of The western frontier. ALSO n
OIL to fix the pay Of officers of the national armor,es
read twice and committed.
Congress.-In the Senate on Friday the IA,b
Mr. Nichols OF Louisiana, appeared and took bis
scat The bill TOR the continuation of the Cumber
land road was taken and discussed, and several A.,
mendments were adopted. The Senate adj. on
Monday.
In the House Of Representatives, the motion to
near counsel IN the case Of the contested n. C..
election was luther debated. nvrnber of enyross
ed private bills were read third time aud pas sed
Dill TO carry into effect the convention witb
spain was read the third time aud passed.
| 10 TIE senate, on Monday, Mr. Preniis. moved to
iHsh"'se the Committee on Public Lands from the FIR
,her consideration Of the Mad River and Lake Fri.
rtAll Road Co. which agreed TO.
Inc senate preceded 10 consider the petition If TN.
9oo'ey OF frend'' n Philadelphia praying for the Abo
h'"" oi slavery 10 the D,iricl Of Columbia
IN the House Of Representatives Hr Roherton of Va
a'kej The consent Of the Hou.e to submit the ioyn,
Rssolution, which was read
Received, That the Committee on the District nj
Columbia be Instructed inquire into the en- ediency Of
eeh me SAID District back to the states Of vIrgnia and
maryland respectively, aud 10 report specially.
CososEss. On Tuesday the 9th nothing of inpor.
iHDee was transacted except the passage Gfhe bii
the relief Of ths New York sufferers by fire. Toe Uou..
was divided on it, pssase-yess ii4--noes "a To en-
able the memberc TO the ship OF var ColaDbu.
oSod On Wedoesdsy, The hecS vdiouracd 10 Tbor.t.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-15

shh. saa- weeks age, FASTENED focm Savannah aud
Charleston far the spesial defence Of Pccla,a and
81. Augustine. and who will probably soon be hon
ofably discharged.
Major General Scott, tho Gcncral-In-chci, with
~, staff ~ expected to sail hence, in the first YES
q ea Picolata. lie will arrive ahead of three
6ahs of h,s forces, aud has been detained here a
,eck directing thc'r movements, and causing
8 g supplies ,o % forwarded which will be required
la taa al...
Tile te.' iaf .ruai,on We have received, repre-
seas the encny's force a, 5000 armed men, and
mos ly mounted.