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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-14
\ AEU'PORT MARBLES soar STONE
MamUlactOry,
On SUERMAN'S WHARF,

WIlut9clOfv,
On SHERMAN'S WHARF,
IrNHE subscriber has been induced, by many
u inviting considerations, TO establish the a.
hove business in this place, aud feels confident OF
"A generous patronage from liberal public, who
can at all times be supplied with marble Nant'es'
Monuments, Tomb tables, marble llead-stoncs
from the dover quarries, which are Acknowledged
the best in the u. States MARBLE HEARTHs
Facipgs; do. PAINTsroNEs q Mullers: do Press
and Imposing stones; Soap stone places, DO
NANTES, pindop caps and siIis; Quincy and
common Slate, do. for grave stones, Of all sIzes'
and patterns
Gentlemen who are about to purchase any OF
The above articles, are invited to call ms above
where they may rely on being accommodated on
is good terms Ms they could be at any similar
shop in the State. pledging his best cxeLilons to
please. he respectfully soliciis share OF public
patronage. JOHN :. BROWN.
Newport, July 23d, ls35.-tIyr1
II MARSH, Jr. has Just received a lot or
s'' Shoes, suitable for the whaling busi
less. good article, and will be sold low.
IN BOXES SOUCtIONG TEA. jus, fecei'-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-14

Broad Cloths.
Blue, black, green,
brown, olive, claret,
dahlia, drab, rifle green,
London smoke, steel &
Oxford Dix'd.
Cassimeres
Blk, blue, drab and
mix'd, elegant ribb'd,
some new patterns.
Sailinet Of all coils and
prices.
Silks.
Blk & cold Lasirings,
BLK & blue blk Marce.
lines,
Black q cold gros dc
Naples,
Cold Florences & blk
modes,
Blk & blue blk gros de
l,erlins,
Blk Italian lustring,
Blk & blue blk Poul de
sole,
India Silk Of all descrip-
tons,
Fancy Silk, Of various
kinds, for dresses.
Shaiols.
7 & S-4 Scarlet Meri-
nos,
Z & Sd Blk do,
Z & S-4 White do,
Scarlet, blk, white,
Salmon, s. blue thibet
& other fancy Shawls.
Furnishing Goods.
Linen damask Of all
widths,
Liner damask table
cloths,
Irish & Russia Sheet
ings,
Russia & birds eye di-
apers,
nj Is III l n
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-14

N. D. TIC HUUVB IUUUs HdNt UtcN Pu'OH"seu
from the Spring mportations, and selected with
care, and are warranted to be as cheap as any
ever offered in this town.--Those wishing to sup
ply themselves with any of the above mentioned
articles, would do well to call and examine for
themselves previous to purchasing.
May l9.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-14

GvyA THE elegant estate of the sub
!. J. ! IN NM scriber situated in the most de-
..!. E8 lghtlul part of the town of New
LlxAS -, L. ,o,t,,n, ,hout
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-14
NEW CLOTHS.

- - 1ccrs superiine aud nddli Culd irond' ,"fnS'
y " 80 piece. fancy cassimrTes, and tich Ntsthes'
sr,,, "a" "a ''' WV '''' WY e. r NEWTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

Ok HM6e REWARO.-LooN AT ruIs!-Dck and
y SpsE Edmund arc off, without any provoca:I"n
Whatever; il is therefore believed they trying 10 make
their cscapn TO one of tic free States Dick Is b!ach
fellow rather over the size" about ID years Ola,
has bad sci Of teeth having heIicv"( lost some o HIS
fore teeth very dull! stupid appearance. winch IS more
arDarcnt when n:crrogatcd being retiarkaoy SO" ID
his repl;es-yct lie is u sensible, atin fellow Tie IS
Blacksmith bv trade which may be discovered b. num-
her Of small scars his hands and arms, occaSioncd by
SHARKS frGm the anvil lie tool! no cnLirs with h:n'
cyccp those which he had On: among cii were oi;ic
BToadcinlh coat ana panaioons, grey irr hat, the
crown Of which is larger at the top than al the hf;I
with = broat black band, something: like sash II is
verv uroGa5e he has obtained forged papers, By when
he NAV ATTEMPT to pass He left home Oh the might OF!
the 10Th inst -i3GniunL sometimes called Edmund ien-
n.y. is aboul 10 years Old low and well made, very I5e
mouth pleasing appearance seldom failing to smile WMeH
snoken To: IL has straight hair and his complexion Is 81
nearly white that it is believed no stranger would sup
,nse he had any African biood in him. lie Is 50 very
nrroI that in his angIage It Is hhciT he VIII o.
cevc those who may Gr disposed 10 suspect MIN lie
,a, hired o;!t for tie present year; but, am !h"rC
hrs harn nssing over two months Ily ncighborS hnh
L vos in Tie nri,lIborhooda few days past II he was
!, !, likely lie and Dick together, on their way 10
free State and Edmund passing as the master o. De-
If ;1kcn out Of the State, and delivered 10 inc: IN te
rnrr end Of Hanover county. secured III any JAN 81
'th1 yet them again. will give tic above reward rT
eJ00 for either o! them If taken in tic Stale and Sc
cured in mil, So that get them again, Will pay S!''
~ half hat sum, for etrer.Aly address will be Den
tonsyc Z. o.. ANDEhSo-' NV - -
Il.r'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

wNAN AWAY from the saUscriaec about lac t''h OF
S, February. 1850, Negro man, b. the n2me OF OF
NOSES. aoG. IS years o asc a'd H:ar15 Of 'Set
high; straight and square bulk; bat "S' Fcy nSsGa, ,,
IKE szr Of plum behind the Of one Of his eyes
e r. he free, and very religious He viii no.
o o At any Kind of hard labor but prefers making his
living by stealing and conara'iOn was taken up
n Danvic Va previous 10 my purchasing MIN, as Il
~, When he used r,.cbis arguments TO show that
10 WAS free. and produced bill Of sale foi HIMSELF Of
I5 valnc, Which he has TO doubt now IN his pos*esSon'
Tnv5l f5a-wGw- SIDNEY McGtHEh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22
Dec. 90.
lnNN S. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EAIL ROAD


RICHMOND & FREDERICKSBURG RAIL ROAD.
Read Ecariy COmplcicA.-UIaiGr arrangement.
r is cpaled that The rail road will be cnmip ctcd
e. 10 within mile of Fredericksburg, OF Friday, iha
I'D inst, and from that day inclusive, the following wii!
be the arrangement during the Winter:
Al Washington. when the nGvigltiun o! the Potomac
is OPEN passengers will rest at night on board the s"a
beat whic: will leave At an ea hour IN the morning
When lie nav CATION Of The Potomac is closed, stages
vii! depart from Washington. AS az practicable
after the arrival Of the mail and passengers at Frrdcr-
ickSbuIg, the will leave The termination Of tie rail-
road, and arrive in Richmond the evening. This
being the Main Southern Mail Line, is regularly con-
nccled by stages 10 Petersburg where passengers eau
proceed on the railway 10 Blakey and thence continue
in stages the South, by way Of Raleigh, Faye!te-
vile. &c
From Richmond, the cars with the mail and paS<cn-
gers going North viii continue to depart al i III HE
mornings until il shall be asccrtancd that the paS3cn'
gers can leave a; h;cr hour. while the navigation is
OPEN aud reach Washington i'll time for the afternoon
train Of to baltimore.
Besides the rcgula. mail liaa there will be in adli.
ton, Fri weekly line between Richmond ard Frcde-
ricksLurg leaving Richmond Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday AT \. NJ and reaching Fredericksburg" 10
dinner, and leaving Fredericksburg on Monday, Wed
ncsay and Friday, as the cars arrive with The
mail from Richmond. which will hc about quarter BE-
fore \. ii. With view Of making this ,ri-wcsk lily
Inc pleasant one. the trade in wood AID Other heavy
articles between Richmond and ChcSahom;ny will be
separated from it, and this desert on .! trade will he
accommodated by running ln /. At such hours rs
NAV suit the company and not interfere with the travel
From the : instant the clIarGc Will b" for transport
talon from Richmond 10 Fredericksburg. s per nss'n-
ger The Railroad Company and tie Stag and Steam
boat Company will receive Tie fare for each other 20 and
from Richmond and Washington City. Fare irnm Rich
laond Washington when tie navigation Of The iolo-
mac is practicable loi steam boats Nncl"dng the trans
roralion b. omnibus in WashngtonD 81 per passenger
Fare from Richmond to Washington, when the nav@a.
lion by steamboats, tic Potomac is mprac,Icabc, so
per passc nyer
lice ~ Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22
december l3.

Young ladies', Il. tie residence of the subscriber,
near charlottesville Albc,narc will be continued during
We year l>7, by Miss Baker recently from Troy Semi
,af; ~ T.. with high recommendations from Mrs. Will
ia'a Miss i. has been the nstrucsess of my daughters
s' ether young ladies, i'll my house, for the last few
months. feel hesitation in saying that her method
lie very BEST and the progress Of her pupils not
!sS'd by any. The school will commence on the 18th
81 january, and will end on the 18th Of Deccmber al
.o";g vacation of month. from the middle Of June
10 Tie middle of July.Six eight boadcrs will be ta-
zen zen on the following terms: English, 500; Music. $50
french, $40; Board fer ten months, Bedding, Washing
&C.. furnished by The subscriber: 500. Beard and tn!
Won tees TO Ge paid one half in advance.
Dec II tGJ-2awt!5Jl SAINT. CARR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22
A CARD.

NM7lLLIAM H. MORLlNG would most respect
w fully inform the citizens Of Richmond and the
public generally, that he has opened fashionable Cloth
ng in the house formerly occupied by Thomas A.
Rust, ESQ., and directly opposite 10 Nlessrs. W. y j. T.
Cranes hide and leather Store, Main Street. Rich
ulo,d Va, where he intends keeping general assert
mrn Of Clothing, Of The very best quality, which he
the United States. Country Merchants and others are
respectfully invited to call and examine his Stock, which
o the following articles comprising very rare
and splendid assortment Of
Blue black olive, brown, Polish and invisible green
paia and Adelaide dress and frock Coats
Gcniic,ncns super cloth box Goats and Cloaks
DO do mohair. pilot cloth and blanket do
Do do goats hair, camblet mapped Goats
Superior plaid ribbed, striped cashmere Pantaloons
DO buckskin. Grabbed and diagonal do
Do,hluc, black, and fancy cloth do
LARGE assortment Of sattine and othes Plantations
Black and fancy velvet
Mern,, black and fancy Satin
Amozine, Tabnet, Valencia, English silk and other
Vests
Super Mcno and Circassian Ladies Cloaks made in The
very best manner
Linen. muslin, flannel and Canton flannel Drawers
do do do do anA bingham
Shirts
Tenants patent and other Stocks
\ beautiful assortment of pocket Hdkfs
Black and fancy silk Crava,s
Silk and elastic Suspendcrs
Hosiery, Gloves cloak Tasses
Linen and bnct satin Bosoms, Collars, DC.
All of which will be scd on the mos, accommodating
terms.
n7IlIe will pay particular attention TO the making OF
every article OF gencmcns wearing apparel 10 Older,
in The most approved style.
November - 3.h-!aw5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

a CARBIDE c. 4. HARRIS, Dtnist. has takcn
"a rooms orDosite the Merchants Coicr House. one
sanare above lie Eagle Hotel, where lie vii! be happy
TO receive the visits Of his friends, and all those vino
either from the loss decay Of their teeth, may be
pleased to favor him with their confidence and patronage
Rci,r TO Rev Mr. Smith. Rev w. +. Ice, Rev. Mr..
Woodbrdrc Rev. Mr. Plummer, Drs. J. Brockenhrnngh,
r. w Hnya! &. Watson r. s. Bohannan; Jas Bea!e,
Thomas johnson, Gen. h. Peylon.
n,o G2-2awr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

ygriE subsciiDrr, having purchased the Tavern at
Z Boyd,on, Mccklcnburg county, known as the
gvI.9a l,ctcl and recently occupied By Ar Nathaniel
i Neon informs his friends aad The public geneiai'y,
,? he is prepared TO accommodate customers HaVing
Incurred considerable expense in repairing and fitting up
~ establishment and in laying in supplies, he will nc
~mylatc those who may visit him. in a style OF neat
rss and colaoTt which. fail to afford satisfaction
lis table shall be supplied with the best provisions
which the country Affords his bar with the best liquors.
IL bedrooms shall be neat and comfortable; and his sta
ILL.,, with an ample supply of provendcr shall he under
c4-.c of careful. experienced and attentive ost'Ts.-
Ga,puyc need only favour him with their patronage 10
L.! tic fidelity with which his pledges to them Sn1 DC
II1anicd. NEO. ltO1EhS.
Ths Petersburg Constellation viii ""c the a'"y; one 'lc'
Nov. II oils
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

E7DUCATlON.-Th subscribcr, having employed
e. Nj Albert T. Hewlett. teacher, Tor the ensuing
y.lg Intends opening School ct his residence (scolch
Yo*n in Hanover county on the 10th of January next
and terminate the 10Th Of December following making
e;m Of ten months, after deductidg one Of the summer
months, for vacation which will be taught tie LATIN
Arithmetic, R~aiinS aIL Writing. MIR. Hewlett! has sa
'cory testimonials of his character and qualifications
teach School, from teachers of high standing and
great experience Price for board and tuition, including
wishing lodging &c, $500, payable half yearly.
Tie subscriber will take five six boys. not exceed
Ing 3 ycars 3D. as boarders in his family Scotch Town
ISL Of: The most healthy and respectable ne'ghcor
hoods in Virginia. JNO. /. IA1hOh.
Dec - Ol-t5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22
Lon. He N'Eu EEip !

$4,000 Capital: 10 do business with next ycaT-avery
pretty te sun TO start WITH and easily made ony by
'3nyrstng $40
!oyr being made agent by Madame Fortune, for dis.
lrhuling her iavors through the whole Southern md
southwestern country. presents TO his numerous patrons
aud The public. splendid scheme for January. lo17.-
Let your orders be in season. that a.! may 5r served Be
particular TO address, ID. NJ. HDIT,
KichROad li:MNia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

Z AND FOR SALE.--Thc subscriber wishing 10 re-
- move 10 the South, will sell bargain in tract Of
aG 'ying on Pamunkey River, in the county Of King
"',"aui, containing 900 acres. description Of the
lana Is deemed unnecessary, persons wishing pur
ehrSe Will examine for themselves. RO. HILL, JE.
|'cc 10 G5-w4W*
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

Drawing Of Lccsburg, No. 6.--Sln 300 Capital.
10 70 :. G3 80 81 II % 90 = C;} -
As usual with lloyt, splendid prizes sold by h,
v,ho sells 50 many
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22
Dec. 10.

& TEACHER WANTED.-1he subscribers, resd
a in the county oil Hanover, IS miles above the city
Of Richmond, wish to employ teacher for tn" ensuing
year to take charge Of School Of H. Is Scholars,
who is capable Of teaching the Latin Language and the
usual branches Of an English
testimonials 10 capacity and character will be reqnir-
cd a single would be preferred, for which l'be-
raj salary Will be given The neigborhood is healthy,
INTELLIGENT ans. respectable. The School will be located
Immediately in tie neigIbothood Of the subscrbers-
ANY communications BY letter to either Of the subScrl-
bers directed. to Taylorsvle Hanover will be duly at
tended TO- though application in person would lac prefer
red. CHANLEH |; "ooDALh'
w. l.. WHITE,
JAMES MCDOWELL,
FINCH CROSS,
Il. NJ. WHITE.
Jy,,oror Doc o G0-2awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

Il AN disposed to sell from fifty 10 one hundred and
q fifty NEGROES they are Of good character, likely
and ingenious There among them several mocha
MICS such backsmhs carpenters cooPers, weavers,
&c. &C. Application may be made either in person or
lv letter post raJ) 20 r. b. Haxall, Esq. OF Rich
n!ond or to the subscriber residing in Norfolk.
EOBT b. STARK.
Der 10 G3-9t&wtS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

i ONION Observation-Disclosures Eng Ish AnnuaS'
jennings Landscape Annual, Tor lS37-Ihe Oriental
iunaal for IS:S7-Thc English Annual, for ie11-and
the Beautiful Gift, in splendid binding: at
N,r - ijI-,s1 G.. HALLS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

ry from - 10 Is years age, can find profitable en-
p,5yn,cnt in the Ricln,ond Cotton Factory Tor the
:eder Of this and the ensuing year. Icy carly appica-
u7n 20 TIlOS. JEILiS, AScnt.
My % o3-l-L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

wg7ANTED. for the ensuing year. IN honest, S95cr'
w capable Male House Servant L@t'f,sr' re-
,,le 70 Attend to Chambers and Wash Enquire al ms
Oiiicc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22
Hanover. Dec. 9.

m AND FOR SALE.-Precludcd " bad health from
Il 4 prosecuting my farming operations and consS
quent desire to settle up my business induces me TO o.
fr for sale. the place on which reside. The house
is connections and CONFERENCE.-The out buildings arc
numerous, convenient and in good state OF repair
there i= abundance of mari to enrich every acre oi
the land -three- fouris Of the tract has received
dcssinr with it: and the Improvement visible TO
render certain that the land be made profitable
and productive in the culture Of wheat, cora and cot
Observation-Disclosures. The quantity Of land is about
5D acres Persons disposed TO purchase can know the
terms on application to The subscriber, who will be viii
linz TO grant very extended payments If desired:
JOHN PETER.
Cabin Point. Surry county, Dec. 5. G2-l0t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22
Dec Is

& NOPARTNERSllp-The subscribers having en-.
y ,c:ed into copartacrshp under the firm and style
Of William W. Dabney Il Co., have taken the store on
Shock~ Hill, recently occupied by the late Frederick
JHaH, where they have opened general and we'll Sc
Ncd assortment Of Groccries-They respectfully soil
g. III" patronage Of The patrons of the late Frederick
jazz, their friends ard The public generally.
WILLIAM w, DABNEI,
W. GODDlN.
December l3 Cit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

NUIINE.
mNEMBERS OF THE EGISLATURE who would
jVH prefer 10 be somewhat removed from the City,
during the winter are Informed that the undersg ncd
can accommodate in 4 becoming manner, SIX or eight
His residence is one mile and half from the Capitol
Yves. of the City. carriage and horses shall al at
,;,ncs he =, their service RICHD. REINS.
nco - Cts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

~, NEGROES On Monday, the goth day
:. ~ n,ct,i,- at liyfas Court House, Chat being
- Shall sell sSinc valuable Slaves, OF the es'
g." -. -. .,.:c! y .!iiaals. deed.
Gl-Gt PAW"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

.tALE OF NEGROES: &c.-ln pursuance OF a de-
2 cree oirhe County Court OF LonSa pE9h'nhceu on
-. gI ms, we shall proceed 10 SELL at the late resi-
.sr o: W:Ma:n Snccd deed, in the county of Louisa,
q Wednesday. the It'll day OF. January next, if fair, if
- ,3,cr,x fair Lay, on credit OF nine months, about
E..,een or Invent: likely NEGROES: among which
.: sog.e likely men. women and girls:
BENJAMIN SNEEp. lc,u,y.,s
ROBERT S. ELLIS, 0'""'
A. the sainc iimc aad place will be sold. all the stock
Ct horses cattle ha-s and sh.ep, three yoke oxen,
* c:t oc road wagon, above one hundred and lilly
barrels corn suchs. straw. fodder, hay Nc, plantation
a.,nsi!s household and kitchen furniture crop OF TO-
Irc,, Nc.N, Terms made known on the day OF sale.
BENJAMIN SNEED,
ROBERT S. ELLIS.
Administrators Of I'm. !Snced dec.
D,o7- GG-2awtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

fS7tiE Subscribers have formed connection Tor inc
Il purpose Of ,ransacting general Commission i'u-
sI"r5s, under the firm Of Wntee, Wll!,snSon a. Co''
IN The town Petersburg They will pnrchaSe and sell
"a; kinds OF country produce, and hope, from tS'r expo
renee in the Tobacco and Cottoa trade, unteS with
STrt attention 10 business, they will receive STARE OF
public patronage. y
All charges aid on produce consigned to theirSare
and reasonable advances made when required
SAMUEL WlNFREE,
RO. G.. WILLIAMSON
THOS. BRANCH.
Dec Is G4-2m /
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

aE1EOES FOR sALE-pursuant to al decree S nn% %'
Y Tx oibt hrhcsl bidder, Cor cash,on Tuesday, the
aS :. of January next Of fair, if not, the next fair
-; d. -, Er Tavern in the City Of Richmond, be-
a.. =. , ~. and one o'clock, two likely negro men,
and ,wo children, slaves belonging to the es'
.,a,, lain s. Jones. dc d.. 10y
'-'S' EZENlE.. S. TALLEI, Conm'Ss'oner.
- G5-2awtds"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

EaANE or VIRGINIA IA general meeting Of the
= D Stockholders OF the Bank ofI.gnia will be held
a! the Bank on Monday: tic second day Of january
next. A. fCEiNSOf: IT,: L"$""f'
no. il-:lny,tu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-22

LOUISA RAILROAD COMPANY.

q + r:eciinm OF the PrcsiGcu, an. Directors Of the
Il Louisa Railroad Company, at laylors"ilr, on
Monday, the Dist dry Of November, l@;':--
Rcs"irrd, That the stockholders Of the lou ia Rail
road Company BE- and tIcv hereby rSGnirrd pay
into the Farmers Bank Of Virginia. twenty dIars per
share each share CT stock hr! BY thr IN the said
Company, in instruments, as !uows five dollars per
share on the st day cf January next FIVE dollars per
share the st day OF February nsx five dollars per
share On the lst day Of March ncxt and five dollars
per share on the 1st day Of April next.
BY order Of the Board. mathematics
NATHANIEL THOMpSON. Clnk.
N 3. The Insa!mcnls that have been called for: in
Guiding the above. are
Is, and "a instruments: 81 per share. both included.
3! do. s. do. due is' January.
q! AZ d. do: s do, d." G i"o +. 81 S Na4en
Oh 90 - do due lst Ap'II.
Nov. - 55-wi!A
Alta meeting OF the President and Directors Of the
Louisa Rail Road Company at Iaylo'srii!r on Monday
the 1;h of D"ccmhcr, -:iG:
RcSr"red, That certificates he issued TO the several
stock hodcrs ni the Louisa Rail Road Company, i"? the
amount o.! stock standing in their names the bn"ks
If the Company, the sum Of :$2I per share
shall have been paid each share 50 held i them re-
spccliycy. By order Of the n"arl:
NATHANIEL THOMPSON. Cicrh.
Form ofa Powcr Of attorney for ras: rTing &i"cE:
Know all mcn hy these PRESENTS that |, - -. Of
---, do hereby constitute and appoint - -. my
true and lawful Attorney for ine and IN ny nau'" aic
of the capital ojnt stock Of tie Louisa Rail Road
Company. unio me belonging, upon which -- dollars
per share have been paid and for taL purpose /" make
and execute all necessary acts Of assignment and trans
fer thereof
In witness whereof have Ecrcunto set ny hand and
seal this - dav j.. Il
Sealed and delivered rs"u1
in the presence Of:
December - CIT
EBOYUTON FEMALE SEMiNARI.-'Ihe winter
a 3 session Of the Institution will commence on tho
2vth o.. January, and close The 10th Of June. This
school is situated in healthy nrghb"rhood, within Il
mile Of EandoI Macon College.
Erpcnss for term Gi' tn months.
Board, lodging, and washing extra $i"O 90
Tuition fer beginners in English branches ~ 90
:. for ;li. hiuhCr branches s. 90
I. in llr lanuuarcs ~ 90
Music and The use oil Planes 20 90
Drawing and painting ~ w
Young Indies will DC received at any period of the
SION and charged according 20 the above rates FROM the
time they enter No Gcduction h0wevcr, for absence OK
cent in case n sickness. sufficient number o! teachers
is employed give thorough instruction in The branches
Of education proposed TO be taught All effort al dis
play is discountcnancc. and the necessity CT solid
auirc:ncnls enforced on the u.nds Of pupils.
Dec 10 Gil
r. Tie Petersburg ca! Raleigh taaiard wil in
scfl weekly iii Tie lt February, and forward their &C
counts for collection.