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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-11-16

Should these remarks be noticed by any
in that district, they will bear in mind that
we do not undertake to say whether our
credit was higher or lower than it ought to
have been, either at the commencement or
the close ofour practice.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-11-16

A friend has sent US acopy 6fthe pal
ladium," published at Malone, N. Y,
which contains stirring call for county
Anti-Slavery Convention, in Franklin
county, for the purpose offorming society.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-11-16

IF Brother David P. Wiley is author
lied 70 act as agent for the Telegraph in
Derby, provided he will accept the appoint
ment. We earnestly hope he will not de-
cline.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-11-16

The following are among great mum,
Der ofsound, spirited resolutions, passed at
the late meeting of the New York State
Anti-slavery Society:
Resolved, That the doctrines so often
advanced in justification of slavery. thai
what is abstractlv wrong is practically
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-11-16

REMARxs.-Why assume new signature
brother, while pursuing the old theme 2
If there was no error in first choosing, and in
the second place adhering to the name
RADlcUs," why abandon it? II. on The
contrary, it be word without meaning. up-
wisely chosen, why not frankly acknowl-
edge it?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22

tended by the IntelIigenccr, is sheer ipos!urc Inc
counties gained BY the Federal party in the a'e pongs
ar Puvhatau, Rappahanaock and Fr1nkn, In NSp-
pal,annock they were beaten last year ny Wv
a" n'ac sH src and they have gained nothing In
pow6a.an the c1nes, co.e last yea ana IT Is car
rcd only by three four votes, and ,uch greater
Number were sent from Richmond to effect THIS change
In Franklin they have succeeded by the casting vote Of
the Sheriff Last year the county was so nearly "a
iancr between parties, that they carried o"e Of the de-
:'salcs, and The Republicans one ,ro-,. L., -,
hundred yo..s King and Queen by 4 vote that would
cover all their gain in The three counties they have vs. n
o;rr. aud have saved ,!rir man in FREDERICK b. only
two yolcs the Republicans being divided between IL c
candidates, and carrying their Senator on whom their
s,crnrth was conccnralrd by several hun4T d. In Mr.
a:s4uds district in Lusa aud AlbenlaF!e the gain to
Democracy has been nearly three hundred enough sc
which has has ye, voted. SO much for Gaess snmcri
I'm, ,yip a.,Vsu The ycOpic.-IItUbC.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22

R Il A. cE-Ran away from
d Il eBsE the subscriber about the lsth OF Novem-
Der last yellow of the of EDWIN, Che some
times calls himself Edwin Burks about feet 10 inches
high rather raw.boned, little stopped in his shoul.
ders, his counenance very good, hair toeraby bushy
He has lost most of his jaw teeth and is what may be
called lancrn.jawed. He is good shoemaker. He
has free papers with him.
will give $50 if said negro is apprchended in the
State and $50 if appcbendcd Of the State, and SO
secured that get him again.
BENZ F. PORTER,
Feb. 20. o3-n] Of Rockb1idgc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22

VHYO THE MERCHANTS OF FlKGi VIRGINIA.. Ils
q subscriber aying been amongst tii' sum =, ~ 10 -
GREAT couiagratiun Of Tie 18Th and l'!h OF
and lost his entire stock ni goods, Legs iravc ~
his customers and purchasers genrraIy t'iat nc Na ~
immediate preparations 10 get UP ireSn supply @
has the p,raaurr OF acguanling them ta' ne IS u'y
cejvinr from lis lanuIacl"ry TIE various rn:,
line embracing !r;l rate hsSoE.li'', wa '''"'
Si;rt Collars B1sunS, SssprndcT$ Sr in; t''"'Al "
Iic;ts continuance oil their ihv"rs al -: "a
Ir would here remark To ih"se HFlchailI "t''' warm"
In has nu. ilad tin pleasure o! dealings l'"' WI y
wears !, has pals! ,prtculaT attention IL '''c ,I
nf s;c!. poods in his iine rs are "ris cacniaeD o "
Southern and Western trade, and 'cIS coh'ueiCc ~. "
:urru purchasers that hc vii Ir rnhcH" " supply ~
~, such terms as will give entire Satlsiacii"h -.
in a,!i;inn has severe loss III Tie " $40
,,,tr lie had tie misfortune /" lose All MS h'ns anu
,tn.,: and consequently has 10 reg "i:! u"c WIZ e
Inhibited ~ him t., furnish statements o' l"'r accounts
ami suc Us can make it convenient i" pay III S'"'
;:mc will confer Il particular c"gniinn. ,,,,
'''''' viii WARREN CARTER
Manufacturer of Stacks, Shirt Collars, %c'
r. Cedar street, late l:D Feari.
Ne.y York, 25tsJanraFy, le'ti. CHI -
gz1iIEKE will be sid the ID "I May. The "'"'r
"a crnruls of The R:cli:iuna Museum, comprising
go c,,,;,u nf PAINTINGS. Indian CnroSItIrs, FOSSILS:
I o.,rr tb;u,s Hpir,ralung Ia MuScun;, IN" Tedious
- m.,,:,n L,lt which well worth 'ic altei.!oh VI
proprir,nrs Of :ucl establishments ,,.,.,n
''F'' TIE LATE PROPRIETOR
49, ilf-wiGs
.!rI r yc,. Courier & l,3,irsr, Eosm Atlas Pi'!mr'
urt .v:rrin; ~: fii."c hr"h -. " " ,s ,;r m
r,,,r nv nc> - !". d hc'' DIES :" "' 0' ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22
southern Banner.
s--=-

A DiLEMMA.-Some time since the editor Of the q s
employed in denouncing the Postmaster General Tor
having given permission certain Postas,ers in the
South to withhold from circulation among the slave. in
that section of the country, such nceday publications
would be likely to produce exctemcn ut among them
against their masters II alleged to be dangerous
power to be given to our Postmaster, and one which
should not be exercised by any having any thing to
to great abuse und be productive Of much inury and in
convenience to large portion of the community Mr.
Calhoun has, however, been busiy engaged in endeayo
ing to procure the passage Of law prohibit os.nas
tiers from circulating ncendiary publications in any of
the Southern States This would DC going much further
than the Postmaster General went in the instance refer
red to, and for which he much condemned But
much as he censured by the papers to which we
have REFERRED now that similar course is proposed by
Mr. Calhoun the editors who denounced so loudly the
General account Of it, are as mute as so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22
March %.

NNIILLIAM F. RITCtiiE, Qae OF Richmond. Va
W Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Vicksburg.
(Alssisspp will practise Law in he counties of Kinds
MaIisnn. Yazoo, Washington, Warren, the Parish Of
Carroll, Lnuisiana-nnd in the Supreme Federal and
Chanccry Courts at Jackson Feb. I.-r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22
The lntellipencer gives H., rcI-no

me in'y,sencet gives The returns from Virginia, re-
These returns cxhibi, gain of tcl.,u, i've , .
Wings aud yot larger numerical gain among In. 10 Tue
whole number OF counties in the State Than s
tho election likely TO be- the w"l very closely n
This candid print ouils King and Queen, where lhsro
is an Administration gain, which lea the Administr,
lion majority precisely as it was the last year in the coun
ties heard from. o'
The charger numerical gain among the people" pre-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22

q " Court, 2Ist March, 1885,
Pleasant Turner and Wilson Turner, heirs Of W.
liam Turner, deceased. Plaintiffs
Against, L#ngston Mcshy and Lucy his wife, Riri,,.d
Tolcr and Mary his wife, Abram Basket anI Fam,
his wirr, George Davis and Annry his wife, and IIn,g.
Enmcrson and Lucinda his wife, also heirs Of said WI
liam TURNER, Dr:'""an,,.
The bill Of the Plaintiff icing filed, and lhc ly,t,,
ants Henry Enrncr,on ana IHcinda his n'!j ro; ia,
entered their nRr"aTaiicr: hah gwen security a:c'riipI
i, ,h, act Of Assr..E!; and ic r,!s Il" THIS cnnrr e
i, arprarnr to he satisfaction OF ihc :I!pt ;Icr -.
not ,nlahllan,s 1I his crnniry: I'm tn" n!y"a T., m,
nlauis BY cnunsrI, i, l. ;'i"d ha' The SID .',' RI
ants, irnry E:n,r,:,n and 'ncin,: !'i> II. On setc
here Oh liz fist day "i juTr c"ir next, az; ar.ar 4,
plaintiffs h and Iilna c. ~ ct ~" "rGrT hr fL~5
inserted; III some newspaper printed IL ;; rity %: E
u,n:,. !nr t,v months successive. s. aud pstr4 :. ia
irrn, Gr"r OF tic court iousr al :hls c"U"lY.
il C,py-Trs.e. NAlt. W. Mii.i.i.N u C.
Apr' ;. ii2-wc%.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22

ar WISE, we learn, consurd The greater part OF yes.
~saay session in violent tude against The SECRETARY
=: Inc irSasury, Mr.. Whitney, the Editor Of the
We fear tina, Mr.. W Use is so oyerwse Or other.
Msyi We shall however, oSk into The business Of rcs
NV ,'u l.e DAY before Which will show off some of
," . WIS., Tsi extraordinary dOings The part of the Bell
ssmoy If Judge Wh yEs! Witnessed in legislative
pranks III the House before his inauguration what J @
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22
MIR. WISE

Mn. MISE, we have never scriN
ing from the reports Of his saying ' ,t, ",u luus
Ell even by his Icst zcao,is admirers eiu CIV
that no right minded man would hc pareS ~ .nh
to listen u hn, at least when he is III t. ). , -,
place. Ills SPEECHES nuch more abumda. J.; = J
than ideas; and in almost every disturbance t. ,I
Congress has been dIsgraced this session, his nan ~
figured IN the most prominent manner until al
he has capped the climax by his share in the last e.,
worst tuut ol all This is very well calculated -
elevate hun 10 lofty pinnacle oil real consideration
nausrr The ccStacies wuuGerment and admiration int,
N"'ch Il throws many Of The gentlemen who have bu
" ','rsriveS IN ali especial mode in pralinu of his
Su ma ~h"t about If we may coin the word
nave "itc "mghed, Ivy the way nj the style in w,;cl
"sseN"' up,i inS attributes, of which specimen is
si:e" !" an eHuact irnin the lSatniare Chronicles
ne peerless WISE, 1.-THE fearless WIS. ".,y T.,
WISE 'tlie mighty Wis., and every u,hrr Is 70 ,i
could be thought OF, have been paraded brlor. ,- ~
rapturcd vision in all parts Of the land In sp.,k, ~
nm, The "cnrrtSPnndcns have completely cu,dunc IIr
enthusiastic Gnul, who vowed To fair uaniscl alter
hearing her performance the piano. lha. IL w,s
Pay"1, mGgnJt4"c sadt;me, what you call IN luy0ls
hautilosei'r, pretty g~u Even OSsian Ii Is U,.,l
oul-osS'aned None nj his heroes, in spite OF their re-
srritn'ce To mountun torrents rushing EDWARDS with
overwhelming fury and thunder clouds bearing dis,na
and destruction in their very aspect could hold candle
to the hero ol the correspondents 10 30 iarLrr still
ancient Pistol hiniseI with all the benefit of the ns,r.i
bard interpretation Of hls sprslirrng rrur,c Is moi
made to hold forth in language gorgeous aud over.
powerng than That ascrIhed 10 The Virginia o.alur
Shall pack horses,
And LoiiV@ P"n'prr'L jIdrs of .tsia,
W hicl Cannot 20 bG, inry mill. day,
Compare with Ccsa:s, with CamubrIs,
And Tn,an Greeks: N.;, rather l,ru
Ming Crrbcius and IL; The wcIkp
We cannot hui believe that Mr.. Wise must lauuh at
md tespsc this upvt!c"ss o: which he made The daily
ictini as much any one c!se.-.fut. Gnsette.
HENRY A. WlSE-.Nem6er Of Congress.
1" Nor sword, nor poison, govt, cough,
Nor puurlsy shall take him oil;
But il j. written, he shall be
The victim Of garruiy" Boston .Vcrn. E'oSt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22

EAMEs RIVER AND kANAWllA COMPANY
ee Alta meeting ofthe President and Directors Of tie
james River atd Kanawhu Company, held in The City
of Rlchmond. on Saturday. the Goth day Of March. l-'
Res"ccd, That the Stockholders Of the Jaaes River
and kanawha Company, other than the Stale, he, and
they hereby required to pay into the Bank nf Vir
GINA, Of lis branckes the Of sir doila,s OH
each share of Stock held by them in said Company OF
before the 18th day of May next.
By ordersf the President and Directors,
w. B. CHlTTENDEN, Secretary
n. B.-The instruments that have been called for lin
GLIDING the above,) are as follows
1st. 1nstalment, 81 per share, paid at the time Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22

TEHO TIE LADIES AND GENTJ.EMEN-i"n,
Z rWe Music and Fancy Sorc.--I have il starr a.
constantly receiving, and will be very glad 10 ST.; -.
most splendid assortment Of Pianos, and all oEr' "
of musical instruments, strings. Music, furnd'E ."
merely state tla, my Pianos hrHni';u ...
tone sweetcr and more powerful that they remain !" 49,.
longer, and better built than all ether 'nr'i l% ne
and lastly, that thry be learntto play on IN a,
time of some other instruments; in Short unF, Inch
much superior to many sold at other places as $,
organ is to Jew sharp, with the tongue broke out
to other musical instruments, furniture and ancx lake,
they are far above any comparison. will Sc, III.
than any other person in this Stne-iDdeed' =" -" T
you will be astonishcd. All new Pianos, aver also
will deliver gratis, any distance under Az 'r' on,
warrant and keep them in tune ~ months ! l',c
Pianos, repair old ones and take them in rs
will sell Chairs lower than any other person anu
ry polite, particularly TO Ladies' , rx.r,rF.
Oct. Is. [46-lat3n-womJ Gu l. A''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22
March 81.

lib ELL TAVERN.-Tln subscribers beg leave TO u.
4 D form their country friends and the public general
w. that they have taken this well known establishments
and WILL on the first day Of April, be ready
all those who may be kind enough To honor with their
custom. The house has, but short time since gone
through thorough repair; in addition To which. shall
continue 10 make such Improvements as will be
sary for the bette! accommodation Of our custuncrs-
We pledge ourselves to use the most interchangeable
crtons to render visitors comfortable and agreeable
as We mean to keep but the best servants. Our
Table shall be- suppli"d with the bcs, Of every thing that
can be procured in ma:ket-onr Bar, will! the most
choice I.quors-a our Stable with good and attentive
Os,rrs and every variety Of grain and forage that is
used at any other similar establishment We have both
served long apprenticeship ii our business; the first hay
ing lived in the Eagle Hotel for = las t::c six years
and the latter the Bell Tavern four years, during the
life Of MIS- Krsn, and from that ti!S 10 the present,
has continued in the business. The public may
rest assured that pains expense the part Of ci
tier, shall be spared 10 give general satisfaction.
JNO KING,
EDMD. y. ALLEN.
March %. lW)-wtt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22

The opinions Of Dr. Cumming Slavery pa forth
in recent pamphlet, undergoing criticism in
the Boston papers. There is every reason to believe,
thai the better part o. the people of the North are per
ltclly sound upon this great question: aud that The I'D
voca,rs vf Abolition will 40, receive from
;!lpnl.-.1iCTGnRrid e.. rite.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22

The Hon Powhalln Ellis, Minister 10 Mexico, ar
rived here last cveuin. in the steamboat Merchant from
New OrIrans on his way 10 the scene of Ills dutirs.-
The L. $. sloop Of war ST. L"us will sail in day or
two for Vera Cruz. Judge Ellis will goin her
Among the recent appointments hy III" President AMI
Senate, Of which publish list to-day, is that Of Gen.
K K CALI as Governor Of Florida. Wrb"evc this ap.
prinlmrnl will give general satisfaction. II the People
Themselves had cIcsn their cll,cr would have been the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22

EA7ILLIAM /. STOCKER. late of the county Of
w Northumberland, departed this life some time
since, intsstatc and without Issue: leaving widow. If
the said Wr J. Stcckrr has any collateral other kin
drcd capable n law of inerilins his estate, they
quired 10 make r.rir prernscns known, without delay,
TO the undersigned. his adm tori accompanied with the
neccssary proofs 10 es"bs their claim SUCH and pre-
Pred to comply with lIis legal requisites in such
GRIFFITH II. FOUSHEE, .7dmirr
Of lin. / SlOrktr
Northumberland Co.. Va, Mrch % lU9--w4~"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22

lin y. York ConTeTeiaf- AAScH'stij
Uorp,n Murder AND AKsoa.-A young "ota",
named Ellen Jrwelt late Of Halloweil Me, boafu'ns
tb Mrs Townsend of No. Al, Thomas street: Il no"se
If III fame, } was murdrred in her bed yesterday morn
inc The circumstances as have heard tliei'' are
a. Gnllows:-Nliss Jrwett had been for some Time te
L., MISTRESS of truncls T. RoLnson, OF Connccucut'
clerk in a respectable mercantile house III N'''"e"
Lane who it appears, from some UNKNOWN oao'.' 49,
came ieal,us aud demanded OF her immature Inv
nrss Of himself which he had presented 70 ci, anu
,Isn some corrcspcndence that had pissed between t'
winch she refused give up. Nothing however Occult
red To- lead to n supposton that any T"irnce was '
tended On Saturday night Rub!nson 7Hii'u t''r 'p
n, The usual hour, and remained with her ut ~
o'clock Sunday morning, when he was Et"'"'J i i
s,punu in Tic lower ,ar of the house to come uo"
s,,f, and finding the door locked, he went 10 the p"e
drr uubord it, and iii he act Of clibing over lux
fence lis cloak caught by nai torn i'c''l ''S
slI1uldrrs and left OH the fence with shay ""'c"ri '
i its tassrls where it fr@Hd in the morning y
,or time after he lcn The inmates were alarmed ny
dense smoke which filed tie house almost to sutt"caon
On uong up stairs, into the room al Tie uhl"ftuhd'.
a. ri hc s:rlukr found to proceed from "r nsu'
Which was on lire, and which lay her dead h"Gy her
head nanglcd in the mos. shocking manner, three d'eP
wounds ha ynl bcen inflicted her temples and lore
head Suspicion immediately rested on Robinson: VINO
WIS arrested about cuck ut his boarding hec III l.
betty street and cGrductd by The officers I" lhnnl:s
street. where the nurcrr vas committed; anu "ne''
the cr!vnrrs Jury was sitting the dead badly
Verdi Of the jury, wilful murder. Robinson was: al
t,r The inquest, examined at the police "ihc", ana
committed 10 Bridcwell. After leaving Thomas street.
lie went to his boarding house. and retired to bed, doubt
I.ss with the belief that the fire he had COMMUNICATED
10 The bed would drstrny the building ana lis inmates,
and thus conceal his black hearted crime. Robinson IS
young man apparently ab"ut2O yras OF aye, OF good all
dress and confident man:r! AMI Was clerk 10 J"s'rh
loxir ESQ II said he went llr"ugh Win Ills r1A
,ativu wil the perfect co!npoSure and was QUERY
cd to smile when the officers were conducting nn to
Bride ~cll.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22

FE7IE Inspectors at S!.ockG Warehouse have made
y arrangements with the Agent at the Depot of the
Richmond: Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Conn
pany. to toward, Immediately its nrrira all Tobacco
intended for that Warr.h"r,Sr They will advance both
the freight and trayagc, aud hold the Tobacco Sujrct 10
the order of the owners.
The planters will please accompany their tobacco with
To the Inspectors aud mark The heads ri the
!Iogshcads. 'iHr &orhG Hnrc.hoar.'
MOSBY & SHEPPARD,
Inspectors at ShcrkG UnrhoHSr.
Richmond, March q. l0G-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22

APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT,
BIZ and lcjth The adrirc and cDnscmt If IKE Senate.
Henry T. NAHruELn, CT Virginia, 10 bc Consul for
the port Of La Rochelle: III France i'll the place Of j. J.
Drin.ssr q, ceased
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22

FENEACiIER WANTED. -Iie Trustees of the y H.
IL lasnston Academy, Martin county, North Caro-
lima, wish TO employ Teacher Of good moral Standing
TO take charge Of The institution. They will require one
competent prepare students for the University and if
he can teach French il would be preferred. They
willing either to give him permanent salary of $500
per year lrt him take the school upon his
sponsibty. II is intended that the school shall
early in June, and the Undersigned will be ready
receive proposals. pes: pad for the situation until the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22

NEW ORLEANS, April 4.-Dy the arrival OF The sclr.
haaica 10 days from Vera Crcz "r have received our
regular lcs Of Mexican papers Dan Miguel tiaIrasan,
President per interim ni the Mexican Err"b!c l'e IN
hlcHicn the is OF March. after long ana aE:"i III
The Congress. convinced from the symptoms vi
his dS"asc that he could not recover. had appointed 10
I'll his "ice, Den Jose Justo Cir", SrcrrtaTy for the
dtplrlmcns of Jrsticp AVID Rrlirons WOrsi p.-Gec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22

atARKlAGE MAKING IN FARMFlLLE.-The
z subscribers, under the firm Of w. &: J. BLANros,
have made such arrangements will enable them to
manufacture extensively in this place. Carriages Of
every description, BaTorchrs Gigs and Suki.s Of the
best quality. We have engaged the very best hands at
every branch of the business Oar friends, ana the pub
lie generally arc solicited to give us call and examine
GU! work Repairs done with ncalncss and DESPATCH
WILLIS PHANTOM
JAMES BLANTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22

The rrpri received from Natrht"chrs lay passengers
board The Caspnn, is, that another engagement be-
tween The Irx7,ls and The Mrxicans had taken acc on
the San Anlorn river. which! resulted III the HirSirHH
defeat after loss Of GG killed and wonnIed. The lex.
ans were under the command Of Cen Houston
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-08

COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. No. 100 Canal street,
~ NaIick of Canal street, r. McNEiLL and
=. A. sFREETER, Principals The location Of Mi. School is
sxrtcuy eligible and ts and well ventilated
Il embraces four departments:
lst THE CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT, in which pupils
University College in the United States
immediate charge Of Mr.. Mcneil graduate Of Tn
Csese Oubn who for occupied in the critical
preparation OF siuds=is for hst University.
ID THE DEPARTMENT OF MODERN Ian
GsAGES which Frenh and Italian taught,
NJ A. Pestanx Professor Of Modern Lam
xuzgeS
"a THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT., for Of in
snd higher branches Of English education
= cnndscted nv Mr.. C. G.. JenniRgs.
Ah THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT. 10 nj lads
amber ss Of fT the higher English Studies by the
ocular Reading Spelling, ridmsnt OF
Aris.lHetie ard Geography.
further particular apply the time between
. he hours Of A. N. and PM.
kefsreaces-
Y Rl&izsz Bislap 0nderdonk. George Barclay, ESQ.,
N&ev. Dr. Mathews, Chancellor Anthony Barclay. Esq.
of the New York University. John ChaHbers Eco.
Rex. J. F. Shroedei Schuyler Livingston, Esq
Rs<. A. Nselay, John Caldwell, Esq.
Wa Sampsop Eco dec 10-3m
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-08
no THE PUBLIC.

= BROWN Co. having heretossIe made great improve
ments in the mlnHfscITe Of Satin Beaver Hats PRICE
- THREE DOLLARS, have exendxd their attention to
this important branch Of business and hater themselves they
succeeded manufacturing article which ghness
durability and usTe be exeeed by nothing the line This
hat the combined result Of several experiences the
isclre, much attention and the
Brown Co in presenting 10 the public think they have
ly reached the unatum Of hesy ceapnes durability
and comfort the They also manufacture and
doing Tor time superior Fur Hat which also furnished
THREE DOLLARS This hat has been highly approved by
tss public long experience will testify. All ses
therefore good the pad Wholesas
dealers supplied al the shortest notice at
BROWNE Cos. Priced Hat Store,
sepl6- I7s Chatham. corner of Mott street
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-08
EDWIN HUNT.
No. II PLATT SIRE EFT,

HAVING had his Store, No. Isl Maiden Lane together with
his Hardware by fire the Of August last
has since hecn where he has purchased for CASH.
entire stock Of Birmingham Hardware. and Sheffield Cutlery
and Edge Tools. ia
E. H. taken the store, No. IA Plat street. where he will
be enabled his friends and eusome full complete
Goods such prices fail gre general
satisfaction. feb3-4