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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01
STATE OF LOUISIANA

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
DiRISH COURT. for the Parish and City of New
4 Orleans. Present the Hon. Charles nlauriau
Judge J Ine llth 1888 No. l0,o3l-iacquos Potter
VS.. his credors.-Upon reading and filing the petition
and schedule in this case, 1t is ordered by the Court
that the creditors Of the insolvent do show cause IN open
court on Saturday the 7lh day of Iulv 1888 why lie
should not he discharged according 10 law; and m the
meantime all proceedings against his person and pro-
erty are stayed
Clerks Office New Orleans June H. 1888.
jell PAW ARMAND FlTOT, Clerk.
yNVAT DE IA LOulSlANr..-Conr lie Pnrolsse,
az pour la paroissse ct la vile de Ia NuuyelIe Or
leans -Prcsrut rhon. Charles Maurian, ingc, juin
lS5G.--No. 09Gi.-Jacques Potter cOntIe cream
CiGrs-Snr lecture curcg ftIcnrnt de la petition ct
la schedule ds ccte atiIrc, II est dcCrrIG par Ia ruur
que les crcanccrs de nsovahe fare leurs raj
sous Ell collr uvet, Saed dc Juliet 1888 ,puurJuoi
il ne sor point decl,rsc cuHurntcmrnt la ln ct en-
attendant tones pn lrSultes Cohtre sn purSuane
urnprieties sont HrrCtres.
Bureau lie gretlier Nnuvee Orleans. II JUN, 1883.
iell Paw ARMAND PlrOT Gretfrr
Il Albany for sale by Ii DORSEY,
jCi3 A New Levoe
EsARIY'S SUPERIOR nAMS-Now landing from
aN1 steamboat Sulni supply ui the above, pun up
in hhls tierccs and bills Tor sale y
LAlET y AMELUNG,
iel3 II Commerce street.
n INSEED OII.--l2 hbls aud > casks best llnsard
OIL now landing from snip Nashville, aud Tor ale
by JARVIS * A,,DREWS,
Whnlee lie Drue gsts
jel3 conmnnnnd Fchnpirnulas ST.
* CnTCH AID casks (rurs and uuarts) in ,tut,
| - aud for sAlehy SIIu!MES & MILLS,
jei9 flank ALE,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-01

Sent to the Mayor. Nov. 81,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23

Why Tom. my dear fellow, how old
You look"
Dare saw, Bob. for the fact Is. ne
YER was so old before in all my life"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23
LOVE AFFAIR

The New York Wing gives roman
tic sccoun, of a lO9e affair between a
member Of the New York Legislature
and The chsmbermaid Of the holel where
he boarded. She was twenty-five years
OF age, beautiful and amiable. The le-
glslasor vas smit,en at first sight, and
proposed 70 accompany her to the thea
Ire. STE stated tle case 10 the landlord,
who advised her to accept The invitation;
witch she did. At the theatre, the wor-
thy legislator proposed matrimony. The
maid refused; giving excellent reasons.
She SAID. his daughters were educated,
she was not; she was poor, he was veal
'hy-he would he subjected to the ridi-
cue OF his friends, and his wife had moi
Oeeh cFai year. A few days after he
aga'n proposed, and was again refused.
ico%ets are persevering fellows, and
= niru lime the member was at her feet.
ne e"uiu NOT resist her unassuming grace
ana soi' aii"'fmenls. lie now offered
i" 'utuish her with every thing she might
require but he vas again dismissed, OF
Taaer she told Tin to consult his fiends.
ZIG "'d Sole Consulted many OF his
Dro'ner members stated his wre,chei
.o"''tl"h' and Was ad, ised TO leave Al
nany numerically. No,~ ithstanding III
'als' TIC returned to the fair chambernaid
size friurtaniy consented, merely to
pIeser'e ms senses. and they were 10 have
0eeh married On Thursday nigh, last.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23
STATE OF NoRTH-cARoLINA.
Person County.
Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions,
March Term, 1888.

d''fPA S., IA'"P''"' Original a,,sehmsn, lie.
yamss ". JesnssSa. =" A~'
1T appearing TO tho satisfaction Of the coaf,
i that the defendant in this case Is not an
inhabtaut Of this state: Il il therefore order
81, that publication be made "a the HILLSIDE
rough Recorder Tor six successive weeks. that
unless the defendant appears al the next term
Of the Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. IL
he held for the county Of Person. a, the court
house in R.xborough. on the third Monday q
Iune nex,. aud plead. that judgment by default
will be catered against him
Test. CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
Price adv 81 o. is-6w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23

A wounded reputation is seldom cured.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23

Corpora! Punishment in !Sehooi'.-In
a very sensible lecture delivered before
the institution r School-masters in Lau-
same, on The principles of punishment,
and the nature ofihose adapted to scho"s,
by the director Of TIA, Institution. the lec-
tUrer remarked that the education of a
child was wholly different from the train
ing Of an animal. Obedience which re-
suits merely from fear. is of lii le value
the great o5jec! must be to reach the
heart. and excite in the child true re-
pentanee: whereas corporal punishment
is considered hy the child to be in itselI
an expisiion of his fault. On these prin.
cipIes, the law on public instruction in
the canton Of E4ud expressly forbids cor
Poral chasisemeni in the public schools
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23

To- - il H@a#e&a
YANKEE DOODLE.
Anew soSo.
To NississiTF, MARTA said.
nm brock no nsw cisasteri
Tn y.rhson's footsteps will ! tread.
And prove that ! am master:
Ysnkss DOOdle. keep il ~.
Ans folIow sftcr Aadys
For doing oil his dirty wsrk
o.. Martin 10 the dandyl
Said Mssis iPpi. we've obsysd
The orders which Jon ssnt us.
And hopina he may learn your trade,
We asnd y"u IN 'PRISTIss.
Yankee Duodls. etc.
Then Martin ssoFe he would not make
The bargain on Q venture.
No Mississippi boy he'd take
NIt',out fnll iadeniars.
Yankee Doodle. etc.
Said MississiPPi, We are sure
No risk will be ineuutd, sir;
To make the 'Prsniiss more secure
We also give our MeRD, SIT.
Isakee Doodle. keep 1, up,
And follow alter Andy.
For doing ell bic dry work
Oh! Martin is the dandy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23
~ WISH | WIS A Die %

Among The Cry, quiet and nlIiIosonb;e,l
sSehes wan which Mr.. Meals reeen, vol
une OF "Charcoal sketrhes'' abounds.
we think This soliIoquy OF loafer. who
Is ininitable. r
ne mans nature, | believe and we
can't help it no hos. As for me, / wish
! vas apg~ihe:i: ss..s ...,. \ 1s.os
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23
HILLSB ROUG II, n. G.
PUBLISHED wEEHLY
ny DENNIS HEARTT,

AT TunFE DOLLARS YEAR, IN Two poLI""'
FIFTY CENTS IF PAID IN AINANtE'
Those who DO mol give NOTICE OF their VIZ"
~ have thrIr paper discontinued at the c'p"".
,ion uf the year will b. prrtnmcd as 'cs""s
,,stuntin,anrc until t"uTtttmanCcd So Ahu y"
raptr will lie discontinued until all arirh'at
are rad, mnlrss nj the option 81 the uh'lS"''
Advertisements nat exceeding sixteen ""'..
one dollar f,r tie first, oud twenty five '"'0
cor each subsequent ins' rt,nn; Logger "''s e.
proportion Court advertisements iwrn'! Nv"
per cent Liehcr. A deduction "t 33i PEI CIV"
aiW BE- mad. 10 advertisers ~ The year.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23
Tailoring Business.


M&EaMO NaMLs
MIR. Levin Carmichael ha
M removed his establishment 10 H.
building once occupied BY David Var.
brough. ESQ. ss Dry Goods store, ana
recently by DIR. Norwood, as Doctor,
shop. lie would take this occasion 10
return his thanks 70 the many friends Mho
have bestowed their patronage upon him,
and earnestly soliciis them 70 give him a
call Al his new stand.
The Latest Fashions win Be
regularly received from New York. Bal.
limore, and Philadrlphia; and he has e.
celleni Northern workmen 10 execute n,
work. Every ATTENTION will be paid 20
his work, and ma effort will be spared 70
please his patrons. lie faliers himself
that he has generally succeeded in max.
| ing his work fil; and he thinks he can in.
1 sure IL TO be rs well executed as any in
the Southern country.
January -. u-os
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23

= pig vets lss. Fgs doa't hare 70 spec
kiIaie and bas,-Figs nsysr 20 > sleigh
ing. ausrrel With their daddies N Law
wos Vas 10 be. Get into sprees, and make
Isrnal fools Of themselves. Pigs - de-
cent behaved people and good citizens,
lhongh ti,ey amt got no vote. And then
lhey haven't 81 no clothes 10 PIT on OF
cold mornings when they get up; they
don't have 10 be darnin' and patrhin'
heir old pants: thsy don't wear no old
hst. on t'.eir heads. nor have 10 ask peo'
ne FOR 'sm-eold whites is plenty toE
pigs. NJ eyes! III VAS . jolly fai PIG
belonging 10 respectable people, It would
be tanGam0unt 70 nolhin' with me who
was President. Who ever seed one Plg
seitin' IN . enlA eurb.sione Eubh:n'
another pigs head woi GOT chueked onl
Of sleighg Pigs has tho much sense 10
20 a rislln' IN so bs - they can help H.
wish / was one. and out Of this srrape.
It's true." continued DouG lhnughifully'
and pulling TippleiOn's nose MI II crack
ed al ths bridge joint" il : true pigs
has their troubles like humans-consta,
bles ke,ches EN-, dogs bites EN-, and
pigs is sometimes almost IS done ovei
suckers as men; but pigs never runs theiI
own noses into scrapes. coaxin' them,
selves 10 believe il : fun, as we do.
never seed a pig go the whole hog IN m,
life. sept upon rum cherries"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23
EDUCATION.

An educalion is yoyas mans best
capital; f'r q well informed intelligent
mind has the best assurance of future
competency and happiness. A fathers
best GIT to his child, then, is good edu-
cation
If YOU leave them wealth. you NAV
ensure their ruin; at the best, you only
leave them that which at any moment
may be lost.
If you leave them with q cultivated
heart. affections trained to objects Of love
and excellence. a mind vigorous and en-
. lsrged. finding happiness pure and ele-
waited. in the pursuit of knowledge, you
effect On insurance on their after happi.
ness and usefulness. Unless you bring
up The young mind in this way. You cam
not with any justice claim for j! respect
or independence.
Your children must be virtuous. or they
cannot keep 'irtuous society; nay, OF
they will not desire it. They must be
intelligent to have them intelligent asso-
cia.es. as they must have habits of indus.
try and sobreiy TO make the company oi
the industrious and sober agreeable.
Its in your power to hestow this vir-
tue, this intelligence, and these golden
habits. Present them good model in
your own life, and give them every OPP
portuniiy to cultivate he heart and the
understanding. Spare no expense on
your school, and put into your chiliren's
hands every thing that may encourage or
assis, them in their mental and moral i'm.
proyemeni.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23
STATE OF NORTH-CARoLINA.
Person County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
March Term, 1888.

ps.
Heirs al Law Of Judith Oakley, deceased.
Petition to sell Land.
Ut appearing TO the satisfac tion OF the Court
- that the heirs at law 81 Susannah M'Y,y
deceased. (nanes unknown are not inhsbI
tanIs &c this state, aud that the ordinary pro
cess of law cannot he served upon them: u il
therefore ordered by the Court that publira
tion be made In the HilishoroHph Recorded 70
six weeks successfully, requiring the said hcIri
At law of Susannah M'Ney, deceased, 10 appca
at the next tern OF this Count, to be held fu
the county Of Person, al the courthouse IL
Peterborough, on the third MONDAY in Juni
next, and Plead, answer or d",nnr 10 the pe,r
tam, otherwise the same will be Iaktn pro con
Jesso aud heard tr paIIt az to them.
Witness, Charles Mason, Clerk Of said Court
at office, the thrd Monday in March, A. u
1888.
CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
Price Of Adv. 81 IS. IA
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23
STATE OF NORTH-cARoLlNA,
Person County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
March Term, 1898.

March Term, 1898.
The Petition Of the minor children lnames not
knowal Of john Easiey and wife susannah.
Who sue By their nex, friend aud father John
Easley. Henry Day and wife CaIharlne, A,e1.
ander Ellexson aud v ife Mary,
against,
James T. Jones, Nancy Jones. the children n
Joseph Jones Who rspesTni tasir deceased
father. William Jones, Paiham Brooks aud
wife Sally. stephen q. J"nes. DAVID Christie
pher and wife Lucy. Betty Anna jones, lie.
ali Jones and Reb' cea jones.
Petition fer Settlement.
'rT appearing to the sa,isfae l,on Of the Court,
" that the defendants, the children aud heITs
of Joseph Jones. William Jonrs, the children
and heirs Of Stephen q. Jones. and David
Christopher and Lucy his wife, are TO, lnhabI.
tants Of this state, aud that the Ordinary pro.
cess ~ law cannot be serv ed upon them: u 10
therefore ordered, that publication be made for
sx successive weeks IN the ttIjsbo' ough Re.
rider, that the said defendants appear at the
ntxt Court Of Plcas and Quarter Sessions, TO
be held for the county 81 Person. al tho court
house in RoxboroUeh. on Tie third Monday u
jane nexi. then aad there to plead. answer ar
dsmur 10 said petition, otherwise The same ~Ill
Oe takea pro eoaftssO, and heard s1 paTie as 10
them.
Witness Charles Mason. Clerk of said Court,
at office, the th I'd Monday Of March, A. d.
1888.
CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
Price adv. So so. IA
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23
Notice.

IT is hoped that all those Indebted 10 the hIm
uf HUNTING TO.S g. LYNCH up to t"e
Ist oG October 1887, vii cali and settle iheH
accounts ' i,h Ihc subscriber immediately
such settlement is absolutely ncttser! "
the adjustment al their affairs. hope tbs "O'
tlct will not be disrccarded.
A. LEMuEL LYNCH.
October IS. W
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23

~ Mr.. CARMICHAEL has jus,
received his Spring and SUM
mer Fashions, and is prepared 10
fl Gentlemen up in The most neat and
fashionable style. Give call, gentle.
men.
April 81 Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-20
ATEST ERnA1 ERAN NEE

New YORK January l3-rhe packet ship Francis
ist Capt Pell arrived this morning from Havre-sa
ed The .ilh of December Our Paris papers. says the
Commercial Advertiser ore 10 the It, and Havrc 10 The
Sh both inclusive.
We translate tie following from the Journal du avre
Nj. Euserbc de la Sale, charged with scientific mission
10 Egypt, Arabia, Persia and the East Indies, has lett
Marseilles for Alexandria Among his other objects oil
research he is instructed 10 investigate the progress OF
epidemic diseases in Africa and ASIA and 10 make him
self acquainted with the commercial advantages likely
to result from the new routes Of the Red Sea and the
river Euphrates
The Journal inmates shat there is prospect OF hos
tiltrs between France and the republics Of Peru and
Chilli growing Of the wrongs sustained at the hands
of those governments by the French whaling ships on the
coast of South America.
The ferment is by means subsiding in Hanover
The King has not venturcd TO show himself in Coffin
gen. the inhabitants of which town refused TO prepare
umphal arch for his reception Moreover, they have
broken the windows of such persons were known to
favour his projects The dismissal Of the professors has
blu, increased the excitement.
The Cour Royale Of Paris has decided that the cred
tors Of bankrupt must be specially notified TO produce
and prove their claims, not only through the journals
but also by particular letters. On this ground assign
ment has been aside the demand of certain
dtors living in the United States whom the assgnees
had moi specially notified.
II is reported that two GreenIande.s have given in.
formation to the Danish government. that on the Eastern
coast of Greenland, in lat. about G3 North they had
found hewn stone, having II rption, evil
IDENTIFY OF recent dae-supposed 10 contain ln,ula
ton respecting the Ct the French brig Of Lii
lose, which left Iceland in August, 1888, voyage
Of discovery and has never been heard of since.
The Chamber of Commerce Of Hagre having been
consulted by the Minister the popriey of allowing
the French coonsts the privilege Of freely exporting
sugars and other produce has TO determination
IN the negative, BY majority Of 10 10 B.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-20
POLITICAL.
TEIL' CITRt2 r.

THE CURRENCY AND THE EXCHANGES.
Every thing in the money market at home and abroad
now looks as if the sound banks might resume specie
payments at an early day-and we believe the resump
ton will take Place, notwithstanding the efforts of
the Wing leaders it, The difference between
specie aud good bank bills in New York is but about
per cent, and is getting better every day. The Ex
changes between the North and the most distant parts of
the South are nearly brought to level-and between
US and Europe they so favorable that shipments
of specie be made at profit. if they not now
making from London md Liverpool to the u States
The Wing papers say but little this subject, it so
different from what they have all along been predicting.
They insisted from The beginning Of the pressure,
which The spectators brought upon the country that
there was other relief and nothing 10 equulize the
exchanges but for Congress TO adopt their measures,
and place them at The helm. If they had carried
majority of their members Of Congress they ex
pected. under the panic. and pushed their plans
through if the President, yielding TO their Glamour
had flnched from the stand he had taken, should
have been told that The present favorable state OF e1
changes and this approach Of paper specie which
We all witness, had been brought about by Wing mea-
sures and there are thousands among friends
no could have been induced to think it really So
Ii has always been the policy Of the federas 10 charge
every thing that goes wrong, either in regular business
or wild speculations to the Administration of the &C.
neral Government if was in democratic lands-but
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-20
POETRY.
Z MICH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."

TIE MERMAID OF SoRRESTu'S soNG.
Mid coral groves aud golden sands
srend my happy hours,
And though Wow fur spreading lanes,
envy DOT mans bowers
Beneath tho blue transparent wave
lily silent par' take,
Where would find wat'tygr
My resting place nuke.
There, too, my long and dark green hots
With shells ind gems deck,
Or airines Of pearls with amber iair
I hang around my urck.
When hah the crested is borne,
Upon that wave ride
When mn,, and sail from deck ore torn,
The deep is then my prIue.
When sunset pours its golden light
All o'ei the western sky,
Or when tho moon al dead oil night
Hears but the lovers sigh,
Like visions in n half forrn'd dresrn,
(Up pom the stErlit tije,)
Br mortal eyes Pm dinly scen
Past rock and shore 10 glide.
Oh. then my lutte srftly PlSy
Al that calm lonely hour,
And Echo still Ptolongs the lay
With all her wontcd powrr
But lovclier sounds did rejoice
sorreu,o's classic shore;
Tho Sirous't sweet enchanting voice
IL mutG-'ts heard no more.
And mine, nlas! like theirs mus, cease,
$50 ends zach mortal iic,)
And soon in everlasting peace
My tunefu shell will lic
Then gently may sink TO rest
Beneath my native sea,
Tho ev'ning siur that love best
Ny funeral torch shall be.
My shroud the white and foamipS surge,
when fix d nj Lust my doon,)
Tho zephyr's sigh shall be my dirsc,
Tho boundess msin my tomb
Siren Isles the Gulfof sacrHo mentioned n'ho Hea'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-20

ENEMALE SCHOOL near ChariOnesrtHe.-The sub
a' scriber takes this method Of informing the public
that Mrs Mary c. Woodson's School for Young Ladies
and girls will open on the 18th Of January, and close
18th December following. allowing month for vaca-
lion about the middle Of the For board and tuition
during the scholastic year Of ten months the of
hundred and twenty dollars will be charged Mrs.
Woodson having been engaged in school teaching for
the last twelve years with little success, deems it an.
necessary 10 say any thing in relation her quaiGca-
tons for that responsible office Instruction will he given
in almost every branch making up good English edu
cation and lessons The Piano will be given by highly
celebrated teacher of Music (Ar Joseph Bgelow near
the University of Virginia, unusually moderate terms.
The school will be kept within quarter Of mile of Char
loesville at most pleasant and delightful situation,
entirely removed from the noise and hustle of the
Reference may be had 10 the Rev. VIM. S. White and
Thomas W. Gilmer of Charlottesville. and 10 DR.. Tho
mas Meriwether and MIR. Daniel F. Carr of Alhemarle
county. THOMAS WOODSOS.
Jan 6 TI-wiw
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ECfiARLES l.. PEYTON.
IGl-wSwI Esrcu'Dr u CrGrtn Pcyton iced.

a GOVERNESS--A Young Lady wishes 10 obtain
IA situation Governess in private family -tlav-
ing been engaged nearly six years in large Institution
for the education Of young Ladies she has had sufficient
experience to enable her 10 say that she is capable of
teaching the various branches Of English education,
as is taught in our large Semnares-together with
Drawing Painting Music, fancy Needle. work, and En-
brodery-For further particulars this subject letters
addressed to B. r. NJ, Washington City. will meet with
immediate attention.
ian 10-2awIw-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-20

TgrO LAND the late residence of Craven
Iced or" for sale THIS isconSlt"Ird one OF the
finest Virginia, and certainly o the ptees Ga
tons the upper county, aud perfectly healthy IL rohns one
hunir" cleared the baiaIcc well iWcrc"
The cleared land bounded the North a." East 10y the 'an"a
River and South by BuCk-and Creek, stream almost
rre rs the rivc-formng 800 aud creek botto
equal any Of the Jes River buttons: the greater part being
ailua well adapted wheat ard tobacco The h:h
lan good quality and cool state Of cultivation The
Of large and convenient, dwelling house,
and very house, good ocaL This
Albcmar.. miles below Charlottesville and
from of Va. There are cool merchant MILL
6v. miles and miles; freight Richmond
out IL and plaster from Richmond
- per The subscriber this beautiful estate nj the
rrc acre, paid hand the balance
cdu, annual payments. y working hand could
make the lr the land Any gentleman wishing
Virginia invited this truly desirable
ad,esSed to the subscriber Evcrcsvic will
ECIIARI.F:s l.. PEYTOS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-20

ET7lLLlAM G. KNIGHT, attorney at Ln'f, Wall
w practise in the County and Superior Courts OF
No,toway, Lunenburg and Prince Edward
L., tx 15-w4W-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-20

NTOrlCE-l shall petition the Legislature to be r1
II empl from the provisions u the act, entitled, IAN
concerning the disquai;catlnns OF Justices o. 'e
Peace :" PASSED February %. 1e22 SAM. JONES.
January . '~-"f"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-20

n INSURANCE. AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE
q BY FIRE.-The Hartford Fire Insurance Comps.
ny Of Hartford, Connecticut, and the Howard Fire In
surance Company Of New York, continue to Insure on
the mos, favorable terms against loss or damage By fire
Buildings furniture and merchandise Of every dcscp'
tion both in and country, and all losses honoraby
adjusted and promptly paid within sixty days after Tho
addressed TO the undersigned will be attended TO.
HUBBARD & GARDNER. agents.
Ian Il 1l-wl5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-20

TsYYljONAS ". iSBElL .l;O,Mty Il! lar, All
Z practise Ia the County aud Superior Courts u
Cumberland, pow:a,nn, aud Frvanna.
H., Ir T5-wiw-