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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23
Dec. 10.

I'D UNAWhY.-Wa committed 10 the jail Of Nor
g. gan county. in tn, State nt Virginia. Negro slave
who calls himself BAs and says he had belonged To a
Mr. George Lane, who sold him to William Stewart,
from whom he escaped time past. Said negro was
committed to the Jail of this county on the 2st day Of
October l,%5; he is about feet l2 inches in hriEl
the left jaw swollen, quite black, aud strongly formed
had on very old dab round about and pantaoons, and
an old hat; The said negro saws he is about IL years of
arc he tells different as about his escape says he has
wifi. near Annapolis, Maryland, living witt! Mr. George
Wilson. The owner is requested TO come and claim said
nero according to law. WIN. THOMPSON,
Feb H. rO-wGw+l .Jaii0r " +.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23
Ee;DHan HH0s'fns,

EBOBERT NUNS, CLARK II COS PIANOS
IA with Metallic Brace and Plate. Grand Action long
sounding buard upper DauperS and two Pedals.-lhe
subscriber is constantly fecrivln@ supplies from lie
above makers the superb! quality whose instruments,
in all respects duly acknnwIcd E"d by day increasing
demand for them throughout the United States anu The
Cnnatas and rs they are Offered in Richmond 1T the
same price the makers charge i'll New York, adding on
~ freight and insurance. the subscriber hopes to receive
u continuation of the patronage so literally bestowed on
thu above establishment by the citizens vi RIchHi"hd,
and of the State in general.
TO those not already acquainted with these lnsf'n
nents it not be suprrous To say, That lhry are
made with particular regard to keeping III tune, IAN h5
icct desirable especially when distant from ccs or
where tuners ar" seldom to be met :vh) having not on
Is the Metallic Plate hut also the Brace thu most cSsen-
tia of all metallic applications in the Square Piano Forte
This brace is not applied By any makers except Nnnns
Clark IL Co.
GRAND ACTION.
The Grand Action applied in these instruments. is
of simple construction. at the tune most effective
in It's operation. being easy To tie touch, producing
powerful soft at the will Of the PERFORMER ana
will remain ia perfect gnnd order for many years. he
hampers are made improved pIln having iouT
times the quantity Of cuth and otherwise varying from
the ordinary hampers. which them ""perae bet
ter will last much longer, and ne" liable /" stick or
make linTng noise, often the with! those OF Inc
ordinary construction
liza yadraHtrc in writing entities tile purchaser 20
return or exchange his instrument any time within one
wear should it prove Detective "a
A rev Pianos sold to remain in this city, will be
kept in tune year without charge.
No charge is made for packing. or picking case
Pianos tuned repaired and taken IN rScl,nngr
7. II. TAYLOR,
Opposite The Banh IF TreiniA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

d. dAN REWARD--llan away from me, during
% q UD the early part Of the year, BES MosK-
LEY il stout mulao. aged about - years. What par
ticularly drsgnatcs him, IS the prominence Of his ra
lures having nose much of the Roman cast. 1t is
probable that ne has reached of the free States,
there passing free man though 1t may be. that he
still lurking about great distance. Having long
acted as 4 boatn,an, h" may be somewhere on James
river The above reward wall be given for his delivery
to myself residing in the upper end Of Chesterfield, or
for his confinement in any Jail, 50 that can obtain
possession of him ANNE II. MOODY.
Chesterfield. Oct y. :d)-wt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

hPENlNG OF THE RAIL ROAD-l'he Of
g y the Richmond fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
Road Company, will commence the transportation Of
passengers and property Monday, the 18th inst, be-
tween Richmond and the Steam Mill, near the South
Anna River The following will be the hours OF arrival
and dcparure daily, until further notice:
Leave Richmond at o'clock, A. NJ.
Returning leave the Steam Mill at o'clock, p. ".
in an hour aud quarter.
Tickets may he had at the office in the Dcpotpricc
one dollar aud quarter.
In order crafty such persons may wis! 10 make
eycursi"ns il has been determined that during the first
MONTH tickets inr that purpose will rntltle passengers
holding them to a seat the first returning train after
the one for which They are given.
TO TRAVELLERS.
A connection has been formed with +. Porter & Co.'S
line of Stages ana Steamboats, by which travellers be-
tween Washington city and Richmond Will nc trans
ported in the most expeditions manner the state OF the
weather will atrit.
Due notice will be given OF the connc1ion OF night
line running the hours with the Northern and
SoulLrru Mail, which Is soon expected to be mace.
Notice will also b." given OF conne1on with X. NJ.
Weir Co.. line of Stages to Louisa Courthouse and
Charlottesville for which arrangements are now IN pro-
grrsS. - g.
the public roads, and there only and IN that CASE sig-
nal must be given for stopping VIII" The Engine Is ata
distance of :syU yards more.
CHAS. o. SANFORD,
.Ig't. Transportation.
February j.. jill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23
Nov. 81.

TATEW BALTIMORE .iCADEMl Tins SrmIna-
" ry, which is located III very healthy n"lgth"r-
hood and which has in long and snrrrsStu opera!
tion will be open for the reception OF students on the
18th January, ~'6 under the care OF Elder John Og-
vie and such assistants may he found necessary. FL
der Ogric stands dcscrvrv high for CapabIlity and IN
duSlry in his vnca,in well IS ir great attention L" the
morality of youns entrusted to has carIc branches
taught this institution, reading, writing arIlhtne-
tic geography grammar nj thu globes, composition,
mathematics algebra history and the Latin angnagc.
The terms of tuition are. ior the Latin $50 for TIM gil-
cr English branches. -: aud for the bower. 81 per
annuul-Board III The ncIgh"rh"od $'H inr the scho-
Iasiic ycar.-Vacatiols r" r 18th Of D"cr"er To III"
18th of January and the entire month Of Ar-u>t-Appl
cation may be adr to either Of tine undersigned ruS.
tees Or To the principal 81 the hcadrnIy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

n AND FOR SALE.--A highly improved ri'"
IL called Lime Stone Creek. situated On the 49,
mDnd Road nine miles from charlottesville, con,aH''-
1l2 acres more or less with dwelling houses and
the necessary ont houses, stables, thrcs"g mach
&c.. will he sold BY private contract together 81,
negroes, stock ofcntc and valuable horses: lInp!en'
Of husbandry, corn. fodder %G \ small tract ol =.
sn,d separa,es i, from the Rivanna River There Is .
vein Of rich Ii,urs,onc running through the whole r'S
which has been qnarrird and kiIned for these seven
and the lime employed manure IN enrich the '''
and for selling for building purposes Persons d''f
of buying, viii apply at the Office Of the Cha'i9'''''
Advocate or TO Dr. Brltermann at the University i.
October % -"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23
January ~.

SCOTS PATENT IMPROVED ASBESTOS
- FIRE PROOF IRON CliESTS.-Nc were pre-
when Mr. John Scott Of Philadelphia, burnt one Of
his Patent Isjcst0s IRAN chests in tins city the 18th
inst containing Bank Mites Bo"ks and Papers, and
have hrsnli"nin expressing our entire confidence III
their ability to resist the must intense heat ana |" nrr'
serve from fire whatever is contained III them. lie
Chest which is now at the Office of Mr.. John o. Lay,
was exposed to the most severe scrutiny, and remained
for length Of time in the flames after it had become rd
hot The Papers. Bank Notes, and other contents were
all taken unnjurcd by fire, and but partially stained
hy the sweating Of the interior of the Chest
We consider the test, (mrde with one cord OF dry pine
wood and savngSD equal if not greater than the otdI-
nary exposure to which they would be subjected in the
burning Of buildings.
A PLr,<.yrs ir. SAML. S. SAUNDERS,
II. w II !. j. FEY, A. PARTRIDGE.
NAruL DryLOp, Jmu. II. EusTArE,
j. MckuupE Henry CLARK.
WV. SlSroS, Teller L. S Bank,
JNO. o. LAY,
.9gcnt for the Patentec and H""gt'r'"rer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23
The London Herald said :

The London Herald said
Tut President Juek,on docs exactly the clustering tone
language quiet viii have less influence
councils oil The Citizen Hing and nHhc him think about Hv"s
French Or in other 'hun BY refusing O pa? French
s!Es"
And again
question opinion, whether there is 10 bc
war; bn b. whit Ingenious '"betuSc the French Govern
wr:sIc Il" the menacng position which hi" n'um-
cor w1ssic o " the French Government viii asure!
ty."
of the KING b. elaborate. II could TO no
absolute harm perhaps speak freely and fully upon the
conduct of France but feel disposition To Go so:
indeed il might property perhaps come from others
than from Us, party the affair. But discussed nr not
discussed the be understood in one way only
The curcaursls have seized upon it, and probably
they are the tltest historians. The last which appeared
treats of the mediation the left of the piece two
figures light graceful with uncovered head address
Is the other. General, here King au the Fourth
come settle The difference between you and Louis
Philippe Talk TO them like book The person adj
dressed tall, very erect, in spectators and broad while
hat with back towards William, yields linn reluctant
haud rxclamlng 8 D--n it, Martin, We can settle
oat affairs without Foreign intervention But if you
say so, why III speak 10 him. How arr you old boy
i! tell YOU what let Louis Philippe pay the money
and then if he wants fight, III meet him with
pistols. rifle broad sword, and ask no iaTnr WI!
liam in his royal robcs fat smiling, aud peace maker,
grasIs the reluctant ungraciou5 palm, and pressing the
hand of Il parsonage at his left e1horts him. Come
towards you and apoogzrs in the handsonest manner.
This parsonage is in the uniform of French Marshal,
and his tall firm crouches and the expression of his
handsome features lhc likeness is very g"od) aids his
lips IN answering, 'AI, Dicu vat terrible old man
am perfectly satisfied! Here is de mnnsy. But mon
ami Billy shall you get him to allow per cent, fr
dc cash payment" History will tell The story much in
the SAME wuy"-.N. \. Times.
The London papers, very generally speak in terms Of
decided approbaon Of the Presidents Message OF the
eth of December. " Bells Life says Of it.
' Never vas there more pacific nor more dlgnlied
exposition Apology is positively declined, but II is
shown no, TO be required and the French Government
is much proved to be in false position in demand
ing the apology it in deserving the ccnsurc oi
the President {" like" said the farmer who did
no, understand Latin, but who would nevertheless
attend the discussions OF learned body At the Universe
": 81 like to hear them talk. and always tell who
is in hr wrong by observing who first gets into pas
SION Upon this sensible rule Of Judgment, the French
Government must he condemned, and the American
President absoyed His moderation would be guaran-
tee Of his consciousness Of right, if knowledge
Of the circumstances Of the dispute did not put the mat
ter beyond all doubt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS BY Flth..ihe
3 undersigned having been appointed Agents Of the
Hartford Fro Insurance. Company, Of Hartford Con"ec
iicm. are now prepared TO make permanent or Limited
insurance against loss damage by Fire. on property
Of every description, in town and country, on terms s
favorable to tine assured as any similar institution
1is cornany have. been in operation for more than
,rry vtars auh during that period. have paid ali their
losses without subcng the insured. in any instance, 10
resort to Court OF Justice.
HUBBARD s. GARDNER, agents.
Richmond, Feb 6.: 1876. e1-lOt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

yWYHE CELEBRATED GETTER OF RACERS,
"a ECLlrSE.-This distinguished Stallion, who now
looks and feels ike four year DID, will stand this season.
(S}G) my son Edwards, in the county "i DlnwIdtic,
Immediately the old stare road from Petersburg to
Warrrnton ~ c.. % miles south of Petersburg, and IL
NORTH OF Bruins wick Courthouse lie is at his stand,
ready to serve mares at 500 the season. payable at its
expiralion on the 18th July next and $l5O to insure
mare to be in foa payable as she is known to
be i'm fna or parted with. Servants sent with mares,
boarded traits and mares fed without limit at2j cents
day--Very fine and extensive pasturagc, with the
greatest prevent accidents escapes but no la
bty for INV thai may happen EcpSr and his get arc
too we'll known roE, their characters and performances,
TO say more.
STAR whose colts arc Just coming the turf having
none more than four years old, only SIX OF winch have
been trained and five Of them have been winners from
one 10 four mile hcaShis colts are large, strong and
HANDSOME some OF them have been sold very h!yi-he
will stand this Qo3G at my son Georges IN the
county Of Chesterfield, about twenty miles from Rcli-
pond and Petersburg within mile OF Moody tavern,
and now his stable ready TO serve mares at std HE
season PAYABLE at its expiration, the 18th July next,
and Sl0O the insurance. payable as SOON as the mare Is
known to be in foa parted with dollar cash TO tie
groom Servants sent with mares, boarded without
Charge, and mares fed desired at y cents per day
Very excellent and extensive asturagc well enclosed,
with fine waier1lc greatest taken to prevent nc-
cidents or escapes, but liability for either Star :
character blood and performances as well as the per-
o!rances Of his colts, fully mentioned in Skin
ncrs Turf Register to render it unnecessary for more
to be said. W. H. JOHNSON.
MONSIEUR TONSON will stand this season QS3G)
at my stable at Halifax Court House, Va, and Is
at his stand fine order mud condition, ready tor arrs.
a; $50 the season. and $40 insurance. For further and
other particulars see handbil!s. DC. w. w. HURT,
Halifax Court House, Va.
F,bruary 49, GD-:'n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

EBEXhY Ii'l Dlu!lirr of Monsieur Tonson, will -,
q the ensuing season (l$:SGj in the vicinity Of H.
tas North Carolina, 1T fifty t"ars the season and 81
vrntv five dollars /" insure. From his grra, size s
rior hnnp and finish. his Citizen and Mrdry hI.L
believed that II" stallion i, better adapted to the
and dou5|.-Arciy mares, (Which abound IN ilaay a.
Nor,hampnri, ~ Il cross b'ih in firm and jnnd ,I,,
Henry For his Memoir and Engraving, !:n Enpr.y'.
which bv dors Justice 10 Ia" I'cSe see !,
Mr,ch No. I-;5 of the American Tart Register. T.:
will BE- under tie control Of MIR. K. 5. Noodng.
BALE pEYToy
A NEIi. by Monsieur Tons"n--Ham. l*a!'r?!a-wr
e stand lin, r:I>riing (l>3i; at HaiI.ix C,,.
fnusc. Va nj thirty d"Iiars tEr sc:>"u and ior,yy
dollars Insure. His performances are 20" well knoy,
IN Eirynia 10 require comment. lnat he was rac
horse Of the first class, al distances. nnni.r<ct
his contests with rric, Aedoc: Mucke John, Jcssg.
Uansup &c. &c. ills sire was nHr:ralIrd Il, re-.
hors, and his dams were runners 20 the latest rap~,
lions lie has crown and spread very much aud is y,
farm most striking likeness n the G"do,l!;n A,ar7
As TO his p"dirrer IL is without olen!s and wig =.
rircn with his performance IN due time He VIZ, t.
under the direction Of ilr. Robert 5. ""odirg
January II. [7S-I-1] BALE PElToN
TETO THE MERCHANTS or EIRGl%IA IL
& subscriber having been amongst n" sufferers IN de
rrrrat CONFEDERATION OF the 10th AMI lIth OF DcCcnS
and lost his entire stock OF goods hegS cay" 10 laom
his customers and purchasers generally, that II" has mao.
immediate preparations To grt up fresh supply anGaw
has the pleasure Of acqnniniimg tI" that liz taiy:a
rriynr from his mnnu'actory the various articles ~ ,
line embracing frs, rate assortment, VIZ N"r"E, =,
Sii5t E"hars B0som*, S"pcndcrS Sc. and "a!nr:..
ci,s continuance OF. their iavors III j., Cedar stree
lie would here remark those merchants, with SIR
he has nv. had the pleasure Of draling that Tor marr
years he has pnt particular attention to III" manucr
Of such goods in his line. well calculated pr IT,
Southern anL Western trade. ard feels c"H:d"nce
surng purchasers that he viii b" enabled 10 supply M
on such terms rs viii give entire satisfaction.
ia addition to his loss in the obstruction Of t.,
he had III" misfortune 10 los" all his Books
Papers, ana consequently has 10 rely upon those "hoa
indebted 10 hun to furnish statements {" their accvuns
and such : make it cnnrcnIcnt TO pay - SO:
time, vii! confer particular ohlleainn
WARREN CARTER,
manufacturer Of Stocks, Shirt Collars. DC,
r.: Cedar street, lat" ia Ia.
-,I, ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23
Jan. 80.

Nm CHANCERY-VIRGIHlA.-- Chesterfield CoIn
IL ty Cont, February eth, l-',;: o
James II Cox, administrator de bonis with the ""
annexed Of John Wilkinson, deceased, and admni>''
tor Of Margarr, Wilkinson, deceased, p!t;'
against
Elizabeth Wilkinson, Thomas Cole and Martha ~
wife and others Defendants
The Defendants Thomas Cole and Martha his w:''a no.
having entered their appearance and given security
corAins to the act Of assembly and the ruI"s e" ~
Court and il appearing TO the satisfaction of the l'H
that they are not inhabitants ut this Gamma ~
Ordcrrd That the said defendants do appear icTr"n w
second Monday III April next, and answer the p!ain"
BILL and that copy OF this order be forthwith In>'i'
in newspaper printed III The city Of Richm"ii4 "
two months successfully, and au"lhcr copy pmstcd a. "
front door Of the Courthouse Of tins county.
Cupy-Tcstc, LAWSON NUNNALLf, D."
Feb. IT, JI-"-"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

PREACHER WANTED. y wish to employ in my
4 family, Lady qualified 10 teach the usual branch
,hr subject must be directed to Buckingham G.. h., Va
january II. [7v-l2,l }. W. CAN'T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23
Manufacturer Of Stocks, Shirt C"!'ars Nc,
r., Cedar street, late ia ltl.
Nrw York. 18th January, l-;iG. -J--3iu

YN1lIE Warehouse OF the undersigned having lrpa
4 construed in thu great a.fa'Ion which "cca-.
rcd on the night n, the 18Th December, The" have D.
moved their STOCK of Dry Goods (Which preserves
to the Store, No ~, Pear. Street little above Maiden
Lane.
They will I've constantly receiving Fresh G"oi, Is
they arrive in port and tender their friends IN f:r.nA
,b. usu,l fc,l!,i,s offered them their ncr'r,"
WRIGHT. WINSTON N SrEBBiN$
Now Work Ian ID l-ij 1.j--1t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

En- CIiANCEkY-NiKrr>lA- Rules hrld in tie
Il Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court oiia%
and Chamcery for Guochand county, the I'd dag o.:
November, LBS
Jackson Mills and John S. Fleming, Pitts
against
Elizabeth Lowry. widow Of Noel Lowry, dec d. All!
Branch Archer Lowry. and Cynthia Lowry, cillrrcD
and heirs n' said No" Lowry dec, Diets
The defendants not having entered their appcaran'
and rivcn security According The of Assembly
the Rules Of tins Court and It satisfactorily appcarn.
that they are not inhabitants of this Communicate. Il
is urerrt that the said defendants do appear bcoc r
Judge Of said Court nj the Court. "Isr of SAID cou'
", the first day "t April Court next, and answer -
plaintiffs bill: and tia, copy "i this order be orth"'
inserted in newspaper published in the tIiy@
Richmond, for two months succesS!vrly. and tia, a!r
thcr copy b. posted at the front door OF the Ccu!toI:
OF this County.
Copy-Tcsc, ". MILLER. c."
Jan 20 rl--W-~
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NALlrAN. 9TH DrcCmhrr. l-Il

HALIFAX. 9th Dcccmbrr -.
The parties interested wall please iahc n"tIcr That
have appointed the hour of III clock, 4. NJ OF The IL-
day Of March, ISIS. al the tavern house OF JOHN Lev
ellen, al Halifax Court lnuSc the time and place :ui
commencing the duties prescribed III the foregoing order
Of Court when and w!i"r" they required 10 atni'
with the nrcrSSary documents and evldHcr 10 enable
report IN pursuance 81! SAID order.
JOSEPH &. TERRY, c. G. II. {.
Feb. Is. yl-wJw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

TASH FOR 2OO NEGROES.-We will give The
Y highest market price, in cash. for Two hundred like
~ Negroes from - 10 p years Of age Every person
who intends sell, will do wei! to give call,
Seabrooks Warehouse, where We prepared To keep
them safe and comfortable whether for sale ol!Ier
wise. IHOS. NJ CARGO * W.
Der a. 7l-N
TH7HE fine and thorough bred horse MINOR, from Vr-
g qina will make his first season in the vicinity of
MlIledgeve, Georgia, this Spring. 1886 Further par
tiruIars hereafter.
january .. Sl-2awaw
01Ths Georgia Journal n requested insert the above
weeks aud send their ~ this Office for cucc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

WRIGHT. WINSTON ~ , lEBEiNS.
New York, Jan. ~, l-3b 90;
EN- RY-VIRGlSiA.-Ata Circuit Supra
& Court of Law a:d Chancrry, r"ntrn"d ard I"d g.,
tu, town Of Lyncnbrrg, the court house ti. -,
town nu AlonGay evening thr .'tl day OF Jmy, l,J,
sitting us Court of ChancrGy:
Arni-,rad arkcsda!r, surviving Executor Of Ihomas
Ihwrutt, dec d, i!an''t,
against
Abia,u Kernc and James Eastman. Executors Of W.
liam krcnc dec d. Paul Currngtnn. Executor OF Gro:
Carrngiun, dec d, Thomas 5. Sp!agns. Admmist'a,'
al, Alclciiya,irck Sprn.lns decd. William Bal"v All
John Cuck, Executors "i Herbert g. Coz hc. dec a. Th
mas g. ChlihfrsS. Administering dc boHS d tie >.
Herbert G. Cooke" deed. Henry Scott WDI!ta"' Wac,
and Thomas McCarI." Defendants.
On ,L. rrinn OF thu defendant, Thomas : Syraru:
Administrator Of Mclchzadrck Spragns, deed and i
appearing to the Court by The execution, which va,
sued out by the plaintiff upon the decree pr"n"nnccLa
this cause OH the 18th day OF January, I-i2 lat ir
Defendant Paul Darlington, Executor III George Ca.
rington deceased, has paid the Of one thousand og:
hundred and tiltylivc dollars, and eighty cents. In"
third part OF the sad trcrr and that the sad Ihta'
s. Sprarins Administrator aforesaid, hath paid -
of two thousand, ninc hundred and eleven dol!.;
and sixty Crns The other twolrds ot said decree and
appearing by The papers Ot this Cause, that Herbert e.
locke estate should reimburse the estate of Mcchas.
deck Spragns dec d, hal! Of the last sum, the Coat
doth order that at the Commissioners u: ti' Circus!
Superior Court ri Law and Chancery n Halifax Court.
do take an OF The estate Of Herbert {. Cuca
dec d. and ascertain how much IL the hands II
William bailey and john Cooke, and whether they IT,
vcrrd over H." sal estate Thomas Is. Child<S az!
how much 10 Thomas Is. Chidrcs5; and that the sl.
Commissioner do also take account, asccrtaInIus he
OF the estate which came to the hands ot t, ~.
rnda.l:. Thomas i. Circss the Administrators Il, byoI
Ron ol Ilrrlmrt &. Cooke. dec d. ana whether the s4!
Bailey or Chrrss has sufficient In pay the 81:
SprhTiiS caim unless the SAID w iiI!iHi Bailey, .! Il"
SAID Thomas Is Cmdmss aud his securities, The dr:rn&'
ants Henry Scott v II!lam Webb aHG lhoas McCu,J,
will admit ;s>.lS sufficient aud that the SAID tOiG.
soner report the sad accounts 10 this Court with any
matters specially stated. th"u-i pcrtinrn. By Ln$c
required by tie: parties to ice 50 stated.
\ C"py-Teslr y. RODES CTk.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-09-30
NOTICE

To The inhabitants Of Darlington &; Vicinity,
THE undersigned has rented the store
formerly occupied BY VIM. Wells, and
the last year by David Irsh, where he is
now receiving from New York general
assortment of DRY GOODS. VET and
DRY GROCERIES,. CROCKERY
GLASS and H.4RD ware, which ne
will sell for cash or most kinds Of country
produce as cheap as the cheapest.
lie takes this opportunity TO thank the
public for The general support he has re.
cclved for the short time he has been in
business, and he hopes, by giving good
bargains and paying strict attention to
business, still to receive The same general
support. SOLOMON WALKER.
burlington, .WnV q, 1886.