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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19
Freedom TrOS;'s Estate.

.Siate Of Tuo,9ut, 1F1NIIE Hon. the Pro-
Diaie' Of R,tiaad, IS i bate Court for the
DistGcl Of Rutland.
To the Heirs at law AID all concerned in the
estate Of Freedom Frost late Of Nouniholly
in ,ad district, deceased, GrcetiaR
Wlc,cas. the Administrator Of thc estate afofe
said has made application TO ihi, cour, for IL.
conse to sell the real estate Of the said deceased
for thu payment OF the just debts found due
gaiust said estate end the costs Of settlement
Jhercfore, You are hereby notified 10 appear
before said court al session thereof 10 be hol.
den AT the Probate Once IL Rutland within and
cor said district on the li Monday Of May next
and give bonds for the pay ment Of said debts or
otherwse sli " cause, If any YOU have, why said
license should not be granted.
Given ia Probate Court hi, 4th day Of April
4. y. 1886.
lG i ". HOPKINS. Rccisfrr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19
Samuel Hobbs Estate,

STATE Of J0mom nE i, remembered
Ustrict Of Rutiaad s., ID ths, Mt s.a.el
Probate Cour ield al Rutland wAhin and for said
District on the first Monday being the 4Ih day
OF April 4. ID. S36,
Nathaniel A. Jones, Administrator of the ee.
tate of Samuel Hobbs late of Ruland in said
district, deceased, proposing to render an account
Of his administration and presen. his account
against sail estate for allow ance It.:
Ordcrcd, That said account be examined in
courf, al u session thereof 10 be holden al the
probate Office in Rutland within and for said
district, on the first Monday Of May next
Aud that the publication Of copy Of this order
three weeks successfully in the Rutland Herald
printed in Rutland, as soon as may be, shalt be
sufficient notice to all concerned TO appear, il
they see cause, and object thereto.
l6 J. ". HOPRLN'S, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19
ABEL. FOSTER.
Joshua E.ronnIry's Estate.

STATE Of iermon', E(E 1t remembcrc
district Of Ratlaad IS. I'D that at a stated
Probate Court held IA, Rutland within and fr
said district on the FIRST Monday, being tho
ith day of April, A. d. 1896,
Anna Bromley, Administrative of the estate
Of Joshua Bromley, late Of Dandy in said district,
deceased, proposing 10 lender an account of
administration and present her account against
said estate for allowance.
Orderci That said account be examined in
court, at u session thereof 10 b. holden at the
Probate Office in Rutland, within and for said dis e.
,rici, on the 1T Monday Of May next and
that The publication ola copy of this order, three
weeks successfully in the Rutland Herald, print
ed at Rutland, Us soon as may be, shall be SUI
dcient notice 10 all concerned 10 appear, il they
see cause, and object thereto.
I6 T. ". HOPKINS, Rcgi,ier.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19
Horace Rogers Estate.
SiaieOf Te,mouf

STATE Of Ie'mouf ENHE Honor.
District II RH'ioHd ,s. able the Pro.
bate Court for the district of Hutlard.
10 the heirs at law and oil concerned in tie
estate Of Horace Rogrn late Of Fnmoulh IA
said district deceased,
GERTtSG.
Uhro0s, The Administrator Of the estate Of
The said decreased made application to this court
'or license to sell tn resi- estate II the sad de-
ceased together Win ihe r.yenion Of tho wid>
ow'' dover 'hr'ein, FOR the paym"n, Of the just
debts Of iLe said deceased sn1 he costs Of selils
mtHtt
Th1goye, You are hereby notified 10 appear
b~fore Said court al ssssion thereof, TO he hol-
dcd At the Probate Ofice 10 RUlisnd within and
for said district on IA, fret Monday Of MAY
next and show caus~, II soy you have, why said
license should DOT be granted.
Gwen IA lhsbsls Count lbs, 4th day Of Aptl
y. 1886
Is r " HOPRLv>, R,gi,'sr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19

In THIS vlias",on rhunIay last, D,c, Tuou,s lIooK
tR. age &C.
Ia West Raliaol, last week. ur Aaron Reed, abcu, s.
ytars VI a~r.
IA lrisiord, 18Th Nr william L7ngoy. &C, PRINTER.
IN boston requested, &c
Ia Piti'fd, nh inst OF Tie Typhus Fever Mrs Iau.
sa, wife Of Gait stephen u. iloden, and lpuel'or "
Wm Jones, of Mortified n-r1 - Prini. ia Teraioni
1re reqHtaef &c.
Ia Bridgeport CT. the 3 inst ola severe md lin
gefins llncss, Mrs SsRt, wlow Of the aie Lts Con
NEIus, NJ ID, Of >omer.. y. Y, md m Their OF The late
Rev. Elias Cornelius, - ,nSsl -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19

HDrrid zsrdcr aad afsos.--t ynpng woman.
named Ellen lewcu late 81 liallowell Ne. board
ing With hre Townssui &c Nc. 81 Thomas Il.
Il house of ~ hnsl vts murdered IN her bed
Yesterday morning. The rireuws,anrss, ss Nc
have beard then are o. follows - Miss Jcwcii
had been Cor some lime the Kept mistress IL
Fro.on y. R6blHsoH, of Conpeclicut. cle,k in q
respectful mercsn le house IN Maiden lsnc, who u
appears from some unknown cause. bccainc JEALOUS,
aud derns nded Of her mnisiure likeness Of linn.
self. witch he hsd presented 10 her aud also some
corr spondeueo that had passed between them,
which she refused 10 give up. Nothing however
occurred 10 lead TO suspicion thN any violence
sas Intended ia Saturday nigh, Roblnsea visit
ed the house at thesusuai hour and remained With
her until o'clock on Sunday morning, when lie
vas heard by those sleeping in the lower part OF
the house io come down stains. and finding tie
door locked, he wcns 10 The back door unboltcd
IT, and IN the act Of climbing over tho fence, biz
cloak caught by nail, torn from his shoulders
and left on tie fence, With sharp hafeAd tied
to lis tssses. where it vas found in the morning,
A short time after he len, the inmates were alarmed
By a dencc of smoke which filled the house almos,
to sufiucalon. Ga going up stairs into the room
Of the unfortunate girl, the smoke was found tc
proceed FROM her bed which was ou fre, aud on
"hth ny HF' WI" upNA. UPT h'dh lfu III
the most shocking manner, three deep wounds
having been inflicted un her temples and forchca,
Suspicion Immediately rested on Robinson, who
was arrested about O'clock at his boarding house
IN Liberty ST. aud conducted by the officers 10
Thomas ST. where the murder was committed, aud
where the coroner's jury was sitting over the dead
body. Verdict Of The jury wilinl murder. RobL-
son was nfer the Inquest examined ut the police
Office and commit ed to Bndewell. Aner leaving
Thomas 81. he went tn his boarding, and retired /,
bed, doubtless with the belief that the fire he had
| communicated to the bed oull destroy the build
ing and its inmates, aud thus conceal his bacl
hearted crime. Robinson is young man appar.
emily about 20 years of age, Of good address anf
confident manner, and was clerk to Joseph lloxlc
Esq. 1t is said he went through with his exam
nation with the most perfect composure, and wa,
observed to smile when the officers were conducting
| him TO Bfidewell.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19
commissioners Notice q.

SE1 T. the Subscribers being appointed by
Wv the Han. Probate Court fuf the district
of Rutland, commissioners TO receive, cKa,oine
and adius, all claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate OF
ABEL FOSTER,
late Of Moun,holly in said district deceased, rep.
resented insolvenl and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited 10 offset thereto and six months
from the 1ih day Of March last, being allowed
by said court for that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend TO the bo.
sness of our said appointment, at Widow Mary
Posters in Moun'hoIly 90 the lst Mondays OF
May and September next, from o'clock until
8 o'clock p NJ. on each Of said days
HARVEY WHITE, C.,.
MARVEL JOHNSON, '
Dated at Mounlho'ly, tins l2ih day of April,
4. - 1886 II
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19
[Frona tic .HoJae Chroa,eie Of .Uarch 81

We yesterday received a letter from one Of The
volunteers belonging 20 Col. Lindssy's regiment o
Alabama militia, dated Fort Brook, March d.
Col. Llndsoy's command had marched out thirts
miles IN the direction Of the Withlacoochee, and
bad builj fort, to which Col. Lindsay had given
he name Of Fort Alabama" With exception o.
a skirmish by scouting party from Fort Brooke
soon after the arrival of Col. Linday's command
at Tampa, ian account Of which has been publish.
ed they had not met or an hostile Indian
Col. Lindsny's army had been advised of Gen. 6
operations al Wnhlacoochee, aud had received or
iers to form junction with the army under Gen
Scott at that place. They would set out on ,he
next day. The opinion prevails in Col. LndsO ~,
army, that the war is no, ended
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19
Brighton Qsdrttt, Mo>p,r. April II.

Nothing cxtgaor lnaty red for sac--3OG beof
cattle were offered 81 pairs working cattle, 300 SWIM
about 20 cows fow hcilorv, but no sheep
fhicrs -BeoL iowosL Sd and from that 10 : ?
per hundred. Swine FROM in 10 G.
In the forenoon sales were dull purchasers said
consumers would not sustain ihcm. ~ the afternoon
.alas wore brisk, and few remained unsuld
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19
" q tt q r q.

HNliE coparnorship heretofore existing under
N the hrm Of DANIELS & BELL, ietmi.
mates this day by mutua, consent The business
will be continued as heretofore, by LUTHER
DANIELS, who IS dolly au,hod4cd TO settle all
the business OF the late fru
LUTHER DANIELS,
DANIEL L. BELL.
Rullsnd, Ap,d 10, 1896. II
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19

Fatal ARRAY and deah-A shocking occurrence
took place in this village Saturday evening the
"a inst. The parties were Michael Moracy aud
John Corigan, both Irishmen, who were probably
under the influence of ardent spirits when the af-
fray happened. II seems that some wrangling and
alteration took lnce between them when Moracy
struck Corgan with heavy bludgon, or club, on the
head, and knocked him down and dealt him two or
three blows afterwards The later died the mex,
morning about O'Clock. An inquest was holden
on the body Of the dcceased-verdct of the jury
that he came to his death by blows inflicted by
Moracy. The latter was arrested on he forenoon
of SUNDAY about two miles from the .i,l.1e end
and committed to take his trial OF the term OF the
Court which commences its session in this vii aee
| on Tuesday next. The case is said to have nc
precedent in the annals Of this county, .Nontpe
| Ter Pa.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19

q Dor readers will perceive that the proceed
ingt OF the late Temperance Convention at Wal
iingford, occupies large space in our paper this
week. They will also perceive tina, this Conven-
ton has attempted TO carry the reformation into
the ranks Of the wine strong beer and cider drink
ers-and taken the strong position that the general
,enly be tolerated by tho ret, friends Of temper
snce and that in order TO render the reformation
complete, the use OF these drinks must be abandon
ed. As we are not sufficiently a, leisure to exam
ine the subject at this time, shall refrain from
expressing ou' decided opinion. We are however,
inclined 10 the belief that the convention has as
sumed ground which will ultimately be found moi
untenable.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19

luis that abou, so usehsaio' have rscsa,!y .rr,.
vel ~ York from Europa, 10 hslp buill ~ The sy
Destroyed ~ the late 6tc.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19

Tur ttst rvLytNes A,iis, lf,rst' - No ns~' At
Hu-crcspin rumot ths, Gen Scs'i had been wslodsd
u an crsa cement with the srminul,,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19
WAsBiN0roS, March @.

The good people of Detroit, have had numer-
Gus meeting in thai city, and passed resolutions IN
animously disappearing Of the Congressional COM
promise in relation to the boundary dispute with
Ohio. The meeting appointed committee of
'~~"'y 6s" for the nnrn"s~ nj r"c"-no .; g-.'"-~-
TO memorial TO Congress against the dlsmember-
mcnt ofthat Territory. They will probably be d
lille too late.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19

L.rrsr raes VA snISeres. W sps,rr. Meedsy
Ar' TIA. the bill e.,sblshus he Tsfn,ctsl Govern
ucnt ef w sssis. considered. !, sl,e tpak w The
h g. prohibit Ne cireuist,oa 81 ocsnjafr pabicsI'cu
a. snd Il We laia uton tho table
u s Iotsv. tho Kssiaesy ro.ciases, rsls,ve 10 tho
sole tibc rnhc snd tss,e up, i'.cs-s uni rc,,
i.oaei 20 Meohy following
Ne leuef 'nltoaae-d CERTAIN re.cla,'on, ~ ia L'g,
TIRE of Nsyiasi protecting against espous,nF frcn he
ienrps'. he rfocc odus' Of other ilva.s.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19

.Nr Fan Burens uie,r' Of s!opery.--The follow
ing is an extract of a letter to a gentleman in N.
Caroline, from Mr. Yam Buren, dated,
WAsBiNoroS, March 9.
81 prefer that not ony You, but all the people
Of the United States shal! now understand, that
fihe desire Of that portion Of them which is favor
able TO my elevation TO the Chief Msgstracy should
be gratihcd, must 60 into the Presidential Chair
'he iuflexlbe and incorporating opponent Of any
attempt on the part of Congress to abolish slavery
IN the District Of Columbia, against the wishes of
the slave-hoding States; and also with the deter
minatIon EQUALLY DECIDED, to resists the slightest
interference with the subject in the States wnere
II exists. In saying this, tender neither to them
nor TO you, any pledges. but declare only settled
opinions and convictions of duty"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19

Sldde. aAd aufai death. Mr John Stevenson
and wife were on The let Of March, instantly killed
BY lightning while standing IN the yard a, SIR Aber-
eOa,b,ie's near Tsllsdegs, Arkansas Tsrr,ory.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19

TIRE NEw-NORkER llaiel All eoniinee 70 bs publish
81 AZ Jwo Dopsfs pr anHsa sdt4lcs, 10 wach fhg
cenis u b. h-aod 10 pad vitnr noutrs. u viii
not however, - .IeJ efuds 20 s1btfi.. u
vbe.s .9l,s1cy ~s nave tgils sclsiy I5ss'la-r
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19

Connecticut. Returns from all the towns IN Con
nec,cut Except in few oJly. where the ma.
jorites stately give Tomlinson wv l7,269
votes for Gov. and Edwards 20,l06. Edwards
majority, 1888. Last year. 1924 The Sen
ate is divided-Whigs 4-Van Buren, II. The
House Of Representatves-whigs 73,-Vau Burer
1873. Thomas J. Whttlesey ". b. is elected
to Congress.in the ofthe Hon. Hamon Wild
man, deceased
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19

Iic,! Yesterday about l O'Clock. the phrHix
Hotel, kep, by Mr. T. ". Boydcn Formerly by
Mr. HATCH situated a, the head Of Main street on
Central Square. Mas discovered 10 be on Ere IN the
garrett. by The SMOKE which WIS oozng through
the roefin ever, part The citizens rallied and
hoped fuf line TO save the building, bot failed
solely, II ~ believed, from The Deficiency Of su.Eci-
cnt hose. The iasite u the building was consum-
Cd II ,s not known how The FIRE took. An the
furniture IN the building was saved There was
m insurance in ;he y. II. Mutual fSi000-smply
Sufficient TO cover the ass. The present bulldog
Vas erected IN lsa2. on the site Of the tavern
house borui that year.- heoac ScHtao
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19

pirgiad. As far as returns are received, they
show Wing gain Of one member of the House
Of Delegates 10 Powhattan, and a loss of two in
Albermare. In the other counties which have
been heard from, the results are the same as last
year.--.N~ y. Observer.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19

MIN man cuH b hv ORA gran9EIfhsr. There
sas a widow aud her daughter n-sw. and a man
and bis son. The widow married The son, and the
daughter the old man. the widow was therefore
mother 10 her husbands father consequently
grAn1 mother 10 her oSn HUSBAND. They had a
.an 70 Ehoin che vas great erand Mother nov
a. the son Of a great grand mother Rust siiher be
e grandfather OF great uncle ihls boy was therefore
has o~n grsndslher. n. d. Ta.s Sas actually
the case With BOY q, school si Norwioh. -
.Nbrfisrpsss Ca-sfs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19

It's now believed ihs, at the close Of another
year there wall be surplus reyenus Of fly mil
hons, General Jackson said. in 1899, that tie
surplus revenue ought 10 be desided amongst the
States. lie has altered hs mind, aud the plan
nos is, to Boy Van Borea votes IN the West with
the public domsi5--giye 1t ell TO the States where
II ia located
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19

Aher the late connsgraiion Of the L. States
Arsenal at Frankfort ny. brass field piece was
taken out Of the rubbish uninlured. This piece
was captured from Burgoyue "a, Sarotoga- -surrcn-
dered to the British by lIull-retaken by Harrison
at the Thames-presenIed by Congress 10 Gov.
Shelby, and by the Governor 10 the State Of Ken
lucky.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19

Il is stated in the New York Star That it Is
mistake ia supposing that the late Mr.. -,
Vermont Ind any agency in setting fire to
Treasury department. 1t will appear SO BY Il.
evidence when the trial OF the accused takes place
Boston .9fios.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19

The Grand Jury at Washington have found ,
true bill against DR. White, arrested for Gung IL,
Treasury III ls33-had delay oftwelye ho1rs &C
CURED he would have escaped by the statute o
imilsions. Ills wife has been set at liberty
The principal agent in making the arrest is note.
forger and counlerieiter.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19

The Wings of the state Of Delware have
nominated HARRISON and GRANGER as can
didates foi President and " President.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19

<rhree criminal prisoners broke out OF the Jail at
Woodstock last Friday, and escaped. Theis names
are Parkman Brooks, James Hadey and Edward
Brccn. The charges against them were for adul-
terry for passing counterfeit money, and for arson
the Woodstock Courier says, "they are three as
cut throat looking fellows as can be found"
o. We learn that they have all been retaken
and conducted bscs to prison.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19

Mr. CoSARp the member Of tho Penns yl,ana
House of Representatives from Schuylkll County
who was lepremanded by order If the House for
the part he took in the bribery case, has commenc.
ed suits against the Speaker and Sergeant-ot- Arm
for false imprisonment. lie has also resigned his
seat in the House.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-04-19
2ith Congress---ssi session.


Ia The srz,Ts NJ, Ci,s reported, ron 'he
co'n1itise 90 farrga relations. wih sandy .
rnen1usnis. ball from the House 10 carry into
rFeei %. Ceasea'ion 0i,h Sps'e. snd the amend
t,sn,s uere nfScrcd go Sc pftaiea.
10 tie Hstsr. 81. Drcwg oo'e. from tho select
cruaince. 70 whirh cas- referred ihs, The psn u
The Prrssdcni's message relating 10 az amendment
q the Csnsia1iion 4 the Uuiia3 S,sios N regard
70 the election q President aud Wee President
repeated jsisl re- collation. which amer rome de
hate. wss referred 10 the committee or The Whol.
On The state u toe tnion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-17

W AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.-By ylTlne
q of a decree of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Ckancery for The county of Dnwiddie pronounced
On the 2ls day Of September 1876, in the case OF Muir
rs. Muir and others, the undersigned Commissioners
will sell, al Darvs old Store, in The upper part Of Din
wddic on Friday, the 3Nth day Of December 1885, tour
teen or fifteen likely NEGROES, belonging 70 inc rs
tate Of Francis Muir dec public auction for cash
At the saure time and place. tho undersigned will also
offer for sale, one half Of the tract of LAND, on which
Gus,ayus A. Muir resides, called The Champion Hills,
which tract contains about 1000 acres and lie n"e'y
to e sold will be so laid off, as to contain equal hai
Of the said tract according to quantity and quality The
terms of sale for the land will be liberal, and made kno"ii
on the day Of sale.
I 'GgN " ;: S SroUsEn, c"~rs.
Drc 70 Gi-2awlH;D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-17
Orc l3

A NOPARTNERSilP.-T Subscribers having en-
q tered into copurlnership, under the firm ard style
of william W. Dabney e. Co.. have taken tie store on
shockn Hill, recently occupied by The late tredr'ick
Jude, where they have opened general and wen Sc
lccted assortment Of GrocerirsThcy respectfully soil
luds, lileiy friends, and The public generally.
WILLIAM w. DABAEf,
w. G0DDlN.
CIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-17

EIOR RENT OR LEASE.-That old and well known
Establishment, the Union HOTEL situated on the
corner Of Market and Old Streets now in the occupancy
of Samuel B. Morgan; together with argC
nr.nI,ing House aepinng the Tavern, Old Street
Possession given on the first of January, 1857 From
tho central Situation of this Establishment and from the
run of custom it has had for the last two years. per-
r. engaue in Keeping Public House. any other IN
The State. Fer terms, apply to II. WlllTMokE.
Pr,ersburr Nov. % o'-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-17
N()T'i('t'

nwEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE who would
lSH prefer 10 be somewhat removed from the CITY,
during the winter are informed mat Inc unaersgneu
cnn accommodate in becoming manner, six or eight
His residence is one mile and half from the CAPITOL
West Of the City a carriage and horses slInll at all
,;,nas he At their service. RICHD. REiNS.
Dec. 9. C"-S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-17

ENQUIRER is published TWICE n |ees generally, and
= HE - during the session Of the State Lcssatue,-
-: times N s.fe Five Dollars per anuum. payable in ad
gar'ia Of chartered specie paying banks ionyl Will be re-
rf cn, The Editors will guarantee the safety OF remit
i The rosu.c all letters being paid by ;he writers.
rem " viii be discontinued, but nj the discretion oil the
n a have been raid up -, ,o ,,,,rs sba,,
Wmo.vet wil guarantee the payment OIL nine papers, S"1
~ 'a' ''"'' TERMS OF ADVERTISING. -..-.
., less nSe.:on 5cents; each continuance,
semen; Inserted, untitit has either been pad 10
He'cs Nv some petSon in this city or its environs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-17

-~Tr of NEGROES On Monday, the 26.h day
n.ccmber. at Halifax Court House, Chat being
,,yI Shall sell some valuable Slaves, Of the es.
ey f Samuel Williams. decd
6l-6t 2awr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-17

A|DCCArlON The subscriber, having employed
IA Mr. Albert 2. Hewlett teacher, for the ensuing
Year. intends opening Schoo! at his residence Scotch
Iown in Hanover county on the 10th Of January next,
and terminate the 18th of December following making
term Of ten months after deducing one of The summer
months for vacation in which will be taught the Latin
ana Greek languages, English Grammar, Geography,
arithmetic, Reading and Writing. Mr.. Hewlett has sa-
nac'"'y testimonials of his character and qualifications
leach School, from teachers Of high standing and
great experience Price for board and tuition, including
WASHING, lodging, &c, $500, payable half yearly.
ne subscriber will take five six boys not exceed
i"F iyears old, as boardcrs in his family ScotcI Town
IN one Of the most healthy and respectable neighbour
hoods in Virginia. jEO. |. TAYLOR.
Dec Is Gi-ts