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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-21
DIED.

In this town on Mo-iav 10Th inst Mrs. Matilda
King, wife Of Mr. El7b King aged hS wears.
At Taun'on, (NasS On Tuesday l3'h inst. Ms
S lly Yves, Richmond, w'fe ofrharcS Richmond
Eso. md sister of Rev John West of this town
aged ~ wears.
At Somerset on TneSday 18th inst Daniel
Bravon'a native Of this town, aged - vearS--ar
approved Minister of the Socie,v of Friends.
A. Souh Kingston, on Srndav the lth inst
Caroline Eiz b ,th Sfan,on, daughter Of John and
Celia Stanton, aged wears and 8 months.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-21
M HAS JUs Il OPENED.

Superb lot oc Lon Skins. Pilot cloths. Flushings.
BfoadclOtlIs. Cassimeres. Suttucis NeSungs, lios
-lery. Gloves. Snspendcrs Comlurteis ildkfs and
eravats Of ever, variety Rodgers Imperial Stocks Of
yarlous patterns. plain, figured cable cord aud Ze-
bra plsid Buckskins-and every artc'e usu lily kept
ln such an esubhshment--which ho will sell US low
can be purchased elsewhere. The srictest atten-
ton will he paid TO Cutting, aud paius spared 10
suit those who may feel disposed 10 favor hln with
their patronage.
A good assortment of rREADY MADE CICTIs-
ING may be had At all i,nes al the above establish
men.
B WSNTED-,h OF fou, girls as sppren.
tees to the Tailoring business,
Newport Nov. ,, 1886.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-21
MOTHER Two YEARS ABSENCE

MOTHER Two YEARS ABSENCE
n ha. brough, the undersigned again TO greet lS
nnr,yity To coun, the no'ches which co isttn'e the
extended line Of periodical absence. canno affect one
word Of truth aus feature OF prncpai OF honor or
iu.,ce rohin the aik is yet bounding on the wave
70 him the A,arat and the ol,yo. remain undIscov.
cred To him. fidelity. capacity quail hcalion seem
assigned to the year. beyond the lcoi Feigned OF
faiuoIs and whether invented ~ othereise' h''
present dependence Is placed wiunn narro" bolnd'.
But his story mnd endure podponement "ha'
he here soiIcts Is other thai iin,cIpa rechtnos'
and ,h,, in sce which he exercised when clothed with
official pox'r
Dec lft-3w' PAUL VI. MUMFORD.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-21
CH2rSTETAS Sc NEvy-YCAIS
Pre- S EN- TS.

-
SPLENDID ANNUtlS.
THE FLOWERS CF LONELINESS. FOR
SAT with Twelve beautiful Engrvings oi
groups cf female figures, the s,,l oi bean,y en'-
blemstic Of the flowers; with Postieai illustra-
tons by 'rbomns ilayues Ba,k.
FISHERS DRANING-ROOM SCRAP
BOOK, with 30 Plates Edited by l.. T.. l..
FRIENDSHIPS OFFERING, with n En-
cravings
THE token * ATLANTIC SOUVENIR.
THE GIFT, Edited by Miss Leslie.
THE VIOLET, a Juvenile Annual, Edited by
the same Lady.
THE psGLoUR SCRAP BOOK, Edilei BY
Willis Gaylngd Clarke.
A GREAT VARIETY OF EbEG tSTt.E
BOUND DOOAs, Among which are bIhos
PRAYER Books !ismn Bonss Mrs Hem ms To-
ems. Pbliack's Course of Time The Wreita
Book Of Flowers. Floras In'Hrpreter. Remem-
her Ne, The Bouquet, aud many others
ENEEtNT AsBUI
JUVENILE BOOKS. large assortment OF
ahoat FIVE HUNDRED VOLUMES.
An offered for sale, at low prices by
Dee Hls,. w. CALLAHAN
a CUELS J!
"a NEW lot oi Ringlets combs, Just roc a
for sale by Il. FOWLER
nee. ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-21
CLEARED.
MARINE MEMORANDA.
WHALE SHIPS.

a leiler received from z pt. D0ggc', OF SNIP
Mechan'c of this por, d ted al Ulie5, Zone of the
Slcieiy Isl nd>) June, 22i, states that lie arrived
there on the 3l' Nj V, from cruise Of more tn n
seven m 1nths of New Il, land, New Caledonia,
and New Holl md, h wing OBJ iined $50 Trels Oil
his cruise, making in the whole 1909 bbs.-2l
months on Oficers and crew all in goot health.
Birk FORTUNE. of Plym)nh, arr a, Hol mes
II DE, reports 1t N;whe wen. April 81, Ship John
Coyzesh III, Macy, OF this port with $50 bbls. Oh.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-21
JOHN IEOi.SWEII..

ES?EUrECLLY inform, Lis friends md
n the public. that b. has ,tSen tho Store lately
occupied by Joshua Wilboar. where he intends car
ryins on the TAILORING BUSINESS IN a.
~ IA.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-21

vhr acting Goyeruor of Virginia IN his
Nrsstpr recon- nends Ia the consideration
pf the Lraislarure--" The expediency of
al lreSsiug without delay, Ia the n'r'->l've-
hnI,llne States, solemn memorial an
remon,,ranrr exiiibitin. the high anI in
yiolable character of the rights which are
in,sdsd-, evil effect of intrrmeddllng
with them. b,h ~ the Inister ani the slave
the peril mo which IT brings thu Uhion
the Necessity ihit exists for tue aiopiion
by rh,ni of the measures requested to he
taken. Their intrinsic propre.y aud cs-
ppcialIy disabusing the pnblic mind of the
fatal prrnr, that power is W 'Tlne IN any
government to punish injuries inflicted ny
lis citizens on those of another-and APP
peaiiag to them in the name of justice,
hum,ntty, Freedom, peace aud al Imper-
ilkd Uuio1, to- afford protrc'ion In'lispen-
sibIe to- the South, and which it is tlieIr iIn-
perative duty to grant
Gen. IVm. Eaton.-In Senate, on Thurs
Jav, Mr.. Beuton ohtainrd leave io bring ~
a bill for The relief of the heirs Of the late
General Eltou, who was for u long time
consul ut the regency of Tun,s on the coast
uf Barbnry. He was the commantI''r "f
the christian. and other forces which mar
cheJ from Egyp, through the desert Of
B,rca ~ 1895. aud coiqurr'd The city o'
Dsrnr. which I'D to the treaty oi peace be-
tween the Unred States aud the regency
Of rripoli.
F.r this gallant act General Ei'on re.
ceyed upon his return = sword from Com
rrrs. and a',nwnship IN Maine from Mas
s,chp.siiz, hesiies y0:es of THINKS from
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-21

PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY. Dec. Nth
Brigs Black H'wk, II d v, I'm Port Spain
Trinadld for Hew-H wen.
York, Tha'cher I'm B llimore, for Ny
THURSDAY, 18Th.
Sch'rs Oneco, Farrow, fn Port SPAN fr N-H1vn
Franklin Davis, fin Machias, for N-York
Mary, James, I'm Chatham, for ditto.
Tre,non,. Bernadoae, fn Thomaston fir do
Peruvian, French. I'm Boston for do.
FRIDAY, I6'h
Brig Eliza, III jbro1k fm Rochelle for N-York
Sch'r Po:ahoni,s, w de- fm Phil, fir F-River
SATURDAY, l1h
Brig Emelinc, Andrews, fu Phil1 fr F-River.
Sch'r Cod ook, Clnner, tn d. for N-Havcn
SUNDAY, 18Th
Slooop Charles, Heath, fm Prov. for n York.
MONDAY. I9ih.
Sch'rs Capt9l, Rogers FIN Plymouth, for West
River.
Super or, whirtlcsy FIN Phila. fr New
Haven
Sloops Hero, Rerd fn Prov for N-York
Fame Folger, IN y ntucket, fr Prov.
CLEARED.
Brio Black II ,wk, Soman. N-Haven
Sch'r In Bruce, VI InrJe, Bosom.
Do Barton, Dem, Ap ,l'chicola.
MARINE MEMORANDA.
A. p,rnaub1co Nov 18th, Brig Tob SEQ San
hone of New York having en- ont 81 days from
that port for s. Johns, and returned with loss o
sails, &c,
Gle red a, Hav1nl, Dec. Sta, Brig Sea Bird
NJ .yb .rry. or New orleans.
A. N,w ORLEANS, Dec. 5h, Brig Gov. Codding
ton, lily from Pens cola.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-21
NOTICE.

blROrO8ats;3 w;l be received at the Office of
tie Commi.sapy General OF Purchases ia Phil.
a.'eiphia, to furnish materials Tor making Army
Clo,Lius for tie yeHr 1887, and for sundry aicies
ready made as hereafter enumerated viz
Blue cloth, 6-i wide, dyed ia ibl,go aud IN he
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-01-19
SENATE.

january 5.
Mr.. Ewing subnittedth the following;
Resolved, That the Secretary of the Trca.
sury be directed to inform the Senate what
has been the whole cost attending the pur-
chase and management of the public lands,
up tothc 1st January, 1886, designating the
amour. ofeach of the various heads of cx-
penditure.
, Also that he informs the Senate what
amount of land has been surveyed and offer
ed for sale in each of the States and terrific.
ries-which has been sold in each-and the
nett proceeds of such sales to the lst jar
.uary, 1886.
Mr.. Upton submitted the following:
sResolved, That the Committee on the
Public Lands, be instructed to- inquire into
the expediency Of recognizing the General
Land Office, so as to give itmore efficiency; !;
and to enable that Office to meet the exigcn.
cies of the increased and increasing wants
of the settlers in the western country; and
also Of making that office seperate depart
ment Of government.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-01-19
Foreign.
From the Journal of Havre, Cd December.

From the Journal of Havre, Cd December.
Vice Admiral Mackau has recently been
appointed to the command Of our West In
dian station, and the Government Of Marti.
nique. This is an appointment of which
we hasten to express our appreciation, and
which, in our opinion, indicates, more thsn
all that has been said heretofore, the late and
unfortunate misunderstanding which has
arisen between France and the United States.
No one is aware Of the maritime importance
our little sugar islands Of Martinique and
Guadaloupe would acquire in case of war
with North America, as roads for the an
chorage of prizes, and as places for the
victuaIing and retitting Of our cruisers
These two colonies together with the Ar-
chipe1ago des Saintes will possess degree
of utility which the Chamber of Deputies
alone OF all the people of France, appears
not even TO have understood.
The admirable roadstead, and fine na-
tional harbor, of Fort Royal, may be COM
pared in maritime point Of view, with the
most perfect ports in Europe; and situated
as it is, at the entrance OF the caribbean
Sea, is perhaps one of those of which all
Europe envies our possession. 4
The reputation which the brave admiral
Mackau has lately acquired in the West In
dies, during his long residence as comman.
der of our Station i'll those latitudes, will |
contribute, we hope, not little to render ca
svto him the new service to which he has
been appointed, through the confidence re.
posed in him by the Minister of the Marine;
who is we'll aware how greatly service
such as this, will require the efforts and
good will Of the inhabitants of our colonies.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-01-19
Extracts from communications of Washington
Letter Writers.

they have turned over q new leaf inre
gard to tho reception Of company at the pa
lace; and as the affair relates to the Chic
Magistrate it may be deemed of sufficient
importance to be communicated to youl
readers.
Gen. Jackson having come inc office as
the democratic President par excellence, the
democracy of the city, whether resident OF
transient, have felt themselves authorized to
show their devotions to their chief, by inva.
r:ably rushing in, to Pay their homage
whenever the palace doors have been open.
cd to the public. These occasions have
been new years day, and every ether Wed.
ncsday evening during the session Of Con.
gress. Jackson, democracy, you know
comprehcpds every thing-every country
and condition, whether native or foreign
washed or unwashed; shaved, half shaved,
or unshayen. Some of them, that for the
first. time, since the beginning Of the gov.
ernment, have been permitted to enter the
palace, have not failed to avail themselves
of the privilege, and receive the faternal
hug.
So great has been the rush indeed, on
these public occasions, that the most novel
and ludicrous scenes have occurred. Fe-
males have been obliged to be taken out at
the windows, the continued press at the door
preventing egress that way. Pockets have
been picked, coats torn off, ladies sleeves
Lost, and on one occasion fight took place
in the hall. This latter event was produced
by quarrel for "the spoils." A gentle
man having grabbed from one of the wait
srs nyo cakes, another member Of the par
y thinking that Two CAKES was more than
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-01-19
To the Fayetteville Observer, Jan.

To the Fayetteville Observer, Jan. 8.
"What the ultimate course of our Gov
ernment may be towards France, it is diff
cult now to say. l think, however, the
House of Representatives will Il mean the
majority,) adopt any course which the Pre-
sident may recommend, but the Senate hav-
ing decided majority against the admins
tration, may, as they did in relation to the
deposites, wish to be convinced of the pro.
priety of any measure before they adopt ii. !"
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-01-19
Extracts from the Message Of Governor
Thomas, Of Maryland.
PUBLIC LANDS.

Connected with these subjects Education
and Internal improvements is the consider.
alton of the disposition to be made by the
Federal Government of the public Lands OF
the Ul:on. Surely the time has arrived for
doing Justice to the original States in this
particular. The immense revenue derived
from that source Is not only no longer wan
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-01-19

Statement prepared at the office of the Secretary
of the U. S. Senate, for Mr.. Clay and published
in the Nat Inteligencer with his speech on the
subject Of distributing the proceeds ofthe pub
lie lands, showing the dividend Of each State
according to its federal population of the pro.
ceeds of the public lands, during the years
1888, and IS, after deducting from the
amount Is per cent. previously allowed to the
seven new States.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-01-19

Abstract OF the Pr0ccedings Of the
TSventy.foursh Congress. First Scs-
sion.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-01-19

belonged to the others share snatched 1t
away. The assailcd, like his great Proto,
type, sworc "by the ctemar' that he would
submit to no such aristocralic treatment
and aimed a blow at the assailant, whereup-
on gentleman Gf am not mistaken 1t was
the lion. Mr.. S. ****, then member OF
Congress from Your State,) followed out'
Form ring; fair play"
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-01-19

ST.. AUGUSTINE, Dec. 2l.-lmniediately
after the taking of San Antonio by the Tex
ians, large reinforcement came to the as
sistance of Gen. Coss. The TEXANS be-
ins in possession of the city, took them pri:
soRers, which, in addition to those they had
before taken, made in all $4,000 men, with
1000 stand of arms, 80 pieces Of cannon,
and a laroe amount of military stores, horss
es, camp equipments, &C., WHICH cannos
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12

RTOTICE.-The subscriber wishes TO sell: or rent on
IL for of years, house and lot adjoining the
town Of Scottville, Powhatan county, Walt an e1-
cellent stand for good boot and shoemaker tailor.
gentleman of either of the trades above mentioned of
steady and enteprising habits cannot fail to do we'll at
this place. Amy person wishing to buy or rent, will
please apply the Observation-Disclosures given imne-
diatcly. RICHARD BASS.
Scoltville, December "a. b9-wiw'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12

-yor1RER is published twice week, generally eho
ne week during the session Of the State Less1tGIe5
tSree times Dollars annum payable IN aa-
Pnec Of chartered speciepayng banks tonly Will DC re-
' in "aymsn The Editors viii the I
tag men ~ will he discontinued but the discretion oil the
!, a.! until all a,rearages have been paid up. Xii
~ Whosrct will guarantee the payment OIL nin' p@' "1
bIyc the tenth gratis 800 ~, .n,,,pr1Sr>-c
On. SNARE or less Insertion Scents each continuance
No uutt has either been faa 'o
- nsl bv some pcrDon in this city or its enrirons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12
-RFCEEyNON
tai EGROES FOR SALE.-In pursuance OF q decree
vi Of the Circnu Snaerinr l,nurt cC Law and Ghln

NT NEGROES FOR SALE.-ln pursuance of a decree
~ Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law ano Chan
Gerry, for Gloucester county, pronounced al Oclnerr
Term 1885, in the suit OF Ann Crittendcn, ct al, pills.
and Catesby Jones' Adinr. ct all defs., will be sold at
public auction at Gloucester Court house, on the hrs
Monday in February 1885, being Court day, on credt
Of nine months. Except for sum sufficient 10 pay The
costs Of suit and cxpences of SALE which VIII be re-
onired in cash aboutweIve valuable negroes, belonging
to the estate of William Criltcnden, dec d., among
which arc men, women, boys and girls BONDS win ap
proved security will be required before the property is
cljycrcd Traders invited to attend, there is 30
doubt Of the sale being made, it being for the purpose of
a distribution. THOMAS c. ANGRY, Conn.,
Gloucester c. H., Dec. 3lst 1885. 7l-2awtds
RnLOOD STOCK, NEGROES, &c. FOR SALE.
b The subscriber wishes TO sell Mare years DID,
Filly years old, and Colt dropped last spring. OF
perhaps good blood any upon the turf also 3
Negro men and Boy, one good carpenter, about 30
years DID, rsrate sawyer about do years old one
a farm hand, % years old, and Boy ~ years
DID, Also variety Of Farming Utensils, such us ure usu
ally used upon Farm; nllof which hc will dispose OF
upon reasonable terms if immediate application be made
at his dwelling, opposite the Farmers Hotel, Manches.
ter or il after the LIST January at Ills counting room, OPP
DE Dec. 81. I7i-iOti GREEN HALL.
WNOR RENT OR SALE, the old and valuable Ia
a vcrn stand, at New Kent Courthouse. The adj
vantages of this stand are that il the site Of the Coun-
ty and Superior Courts just half way between Will
liausburg and Richmond. There is Land sufficient at
tactcd to it to work six hands The crop is about four
barrels of to the There is sutciency OF
land Of le quality in wood to make good Farm, indie
pendent of tle Tavern PARTON this suthcency OF
tobacco might he made pay for the land in
few years There this land fine shell mari, which
could he used great advantage. Any person wishing
to rent purchase, will be pleased to apply to the sub
scrihrr in Williamsburg. or to MIR. u. I. Crump OF
Richmond, who is authorised to sell or rent
BURWELL BASSETT.
Oct.0 DIFF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12

va 'DLoTElAN COAL MINING COMPANY
N;Lai, general meeting of tho shareholders of the
Colnmha H"a' Mining Company will take place a! the
\. n tioeI, IN the city Of Richmond at 12 o'clock
Which vi tuesday, the 18Th day Of January, 1885, ut
should be present, 'eS'a0ie 'a' all the s'0'kh00e'S
T5-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12
Green sEaEd.

GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Richmond Fa, opposite the Co'"mtiHn HofcI.
TENHt. Subscriber has taken the house ID or Cary
81 street, Richmond, for The Transaction of Grocery
and Commission Business, where he intends to keep
general assortment Of groceries and other goods suited
to The trade which will be sold accommodating terms;
and respectfully requests, that hs friends and The public
generally yrc Rim caH. He will also transact general
COMMISSION BUSINESS;
and any consgnmrnts made to him Snail be strictly at
tended to- and liberal advances made when rcquircd he
will also receive and forward all goods sent 10 his care
GREEN HALL.
LIN ID Il-l2L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12

n.h VI NEGROES consent and private ar.
Inv Mfncnt between the dcvisecs under the will of
y;IIs i"'cws, deed, i'll be sold, for cash. at Tayors-
,,nr,a !" me county of Ianover, the 18th Of this
LI,ct", so"lt twenty likely Negroes, among them Il
ci~,, IL ~, aud shoemaker. Sale to commence pre-
''".' 73-3,F&T#
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12

% m DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away from the
DIV subscriber, OIL Sunday ght the 9th ut a me-
gro uan BIZ the of ZACHARY aged % years. Of low
Stature and thick His face is round and full, with
small eyes He was purchased in Richmond, of Mr. +.
F. WickEam, of Hanover, two weeks since, and ran
away from my residence in Lunenburr He took with
him light y-bank coorcd horse, with dark streak
along the back about feet 10 or II inches high, and
about years old name and tail black, very full and
long will give reward of So t" The apprehension
of Zachary, in any part of this State that get him;
and SIS for the securing of the horse. He has probably
aimed for the vicinity of his former owner, Mr. Wick
ham. NV address is Iareysburg, Lunenburg Co.. Va.
THOMAS J. REDMON.
Jan 5 73-2aw2w'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12

TH1HE subscriber returns his thanks to the citizens of
IL Richmond and the public generally, for the liberal
patronage he has hitherto received, and respectfully in
forms them that he has returned from the North and is
re-opening with entire new assortment of HATS and
CAPS, all fashionable and resh just from the anuac
tories His stock is equal TO any in this city for neat
of fashion, variety Of quality, and prices Gentle
in want Of Hats and Caps. are respectfully invited
10 call on their obedeut, CHAS. JOHNSTON.
N. B. My assortment will be complete in few dnys,
when more general advertisement will appear.
December /. I'll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12

YHYHE Warehouse of the undersigned having been
IL consumed in the great conilagfaiion which OCCUR
rcd on the night of the 18th December they have
moved their stock nf Dry Goods (Which presrrvrdj
to the Store No 27 Pcu 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 al their location.
WRIGHT, WINSTON x STEBBlES.
To-,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12

HNNO THE PUBLIC.-liaviEg bought out The con.
81 Germ Of Powell Il Atkinson, J would adopt this
method of informing my friends and acquaintance in
the court that shall continue the Grocery and Com
mission AtkE rss the old stand adjoning and in fact
under the rGJfrf the Columbian Hotel All that think
it necessary to say to them liz, that shall keep goHd
and general assortment of Groceries, which hope to be
able at all times sell low similar goods be had
in this market and to those who entrus their crops 10
me for sale, and negroes to hire &C. promise them TO
use every effort to promote their interest
GEORGE w. ATKINSON,
Junior partner RI the late firm Of PoteeH a. 7tknson
Dec 10 G7-2aw.}w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12

WAII. AT HALIFAX COURT.LOUSE.-Scalcd
eE Proposals will be received at the Clerks Office Of
Halifax county until the 22d day of January next, for
building Jail at the said Court house, plan Of Which
NAV be seen on application at tho Clerks office
The plan drawn hy uIe Commissioners, conlrnpIaIrs
building Of brick and iron but walls OF cnt stone would
be preferred if suitable stone can be obtained. Masons
disposcd to undertake. requested to make the
sary examination and forward their proposals. which, TO-
relhrr with tho proposals for brick walls. &c, will re-
cciye the attention of TIE COMMISSIONERS.
Dccou,hrr 21 1A-t20J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12

HOHN w. STEVENSON. .7uorncv ut La'c has To-
81 Gated himself at Ficksbu-g in the Stale Of Alssis-
sipp-Ilc will practise in tie Courts Of Kinds, Harren,
and .Nadison. and the Supreme Court at JncksonAny
information in regard To the entry ana sales of land will
be punctuay attended 20, aud all business confdcd to
him will meet with prompt attention.
Vicksburu Nov % GG-12t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12

IA debted 10 the estate OF the late Mrs Sarah White,
deceased arc hereby notified aud required to make ine
date payment to the undcrsgned-And all persons hay
ing claims against the said estate will present them, duly
authenticated, for payment. "
JAMES RAWLINGS,
7d,a'r. Of Mrs. Sarah ". Hhue DECEASED
Ian 73-2uwSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12

tha;n. nhS On GEOLOGY.-In consequence Of
drs,s stale ofthe weather. Professor Rogers
unit, ofhs regular course Of Lectures
Speaker os'hy The ]lth Instantly permission Of the
tre in ,H 'ne ouse Of Delegates he will deliver Lee
preciss e ali every evening of the week. commencing
-! ~ :. o clock G75-2t"l January 8.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12

NN7M. B. IIANLlN, (atc IF Fn..l ATroRSEY ASD
w CouYsrI Or AT LAW, offers his professional ser
vices to his friends and the public. Address: Snmmc.
vile Tennessee r3(i-w3m] Nov. II.