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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-09

ssert~ n hs NaltnfH Pa,-h-o Fy.fe- gsa,e
time since, article beaded "ibc Nfu'hury Patch was
published 10 The Courier and copied into several arr
cultural rlprrs advising go act apart small patch of
land t9r The culture OF the Mulbury and noir on The
authority " The cunyator are enabled to relate one
insianc" Of tho advice being adopted by young FAC.
MGR "a the county Of Hampshire who In The spring Of
the present year anted three iouths of acre with
mulhnry which he valued at one thousand dollars aud
within lew days has sold the crop for ST. Thousand
D0ifgysf
When VIII individuals be convinced that the silk hu.
s.ness 4 something more than moonthne Fl has been
cemo~rsied and frequently published that the grow
ing OF SILK ght be made the most lucrative employ.
ment for the cutyalor of the soil that raw six has
been and could be- made at two dollars the pound that
On acre Of land ret with mubury would the first year
yield IN silk clear profit OF from 100 to $50 dollars and
even more IN after years Only few believed this re-
port and they have this year rehped their reward sale
Of trees,-and might also have made considerable silk
ns the mulberry Will even adyantageously endure re-
peated deioailon during the -.Noyiampton Coa.
mr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-09

The Most Important Part Of Blackstone Common
tsrss reduced Ia qneaious aud ansvrte by Asa Kin
ne hns lust BE- Published nv Mr. Dean Ann - and
Cn'lns, kecsc and cc. 25i Pearl ST. This book B, iu-
tended reference for the lawyer and means Of
euhphtsun the general reader the elementary pn-
oipl-s well the application Of the English law on
which own ig based aud as u is IN the familiar
style e question snd snswer, can be taken mp and
fefr~d IN without labor aud Al en- times with advantage
Il If the most valuable predictions have seen
offered 20 the public for time and as it musi have
been attended with great labor, hope the sslo viii
be extensive
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-09
CHARLES JAMES KATHRENS.
MUSIC TEACE Err.
1oC .gftlf,yFrH,tt.f5 -

=
ETAKES this opportunity I notifying
4 the Ladies and Center - Of Rut-
land and It's vicinity, that, by ,son Of thc
very faucrng encouragement, hasrccciy-
ed, lac proposes commencing lano Forte
Glass in their village, on " sy, Ocio-
Der 9Th ober.
He also desires to slate, trs, lt ,cacDes
the Piano Forte, Violin. Bass Vol, Flute.
Clarionct. SC &c; and having the acquire
mcnt of thorough Bass, is enabled TO ar
range Vocal, and instrumental Music, agree
ably TO all the purposes of harmony.
n. i. Piano Fortcs tuned and repaired
with Care and Correctness.
October, Q, 1888 10
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-09
Literafy--LeeaI.

7As ~oT Important paris q Baeksoass Comncuia-
Tiss, rssscls to Que5itrns sHd .4Hswus By .4sa
kians, Nss York ~ L Don
This htle rniunie calculated 10 b. o. great hsne6t
10 IA. isw STUDENT The common diLcliiy 10 reading
Soits ihs science ~ 10 retain m the mind ihe num-
trout fseis ana tcducNuus with which every page a
ssunes l.ofD ths beEullui simplicity II ms siYie and
tns msthodeal aiTsnrsmsut Of its contcu,s this diff
sziy ia sss degree with The commentaries OF
ktessteba 1kn villa many ether and uers recent
hosks neYsrikeess. "a tie perusa q lhis sdaf
ss'e seft The muuuds oi idrts and I'll tie cAscu
t ca 81 htw .cisass. - Elioh IA a lhs rueszit
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-09

Ms 4 k.tsn, vii eofnm.ooe = course q ln'ifue.
-. e. Fesu.nshp ,sis evening" II the uFpsf rom IA
n. p Cd School heuss T'hose dss'eus q sriiliag
as--tss # hs oFporerhy VIII give tbsif s,endthes
a .. -alrasssiaft leelafs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-09

IN BENIN 1inA 90 lie iS,h ult Mrs Lydia TsT I'd
-r-s--, -,.s Utisa IAge'tea, 10, ageo % years
In i0peaiont IA ttih al, Mar Lass. daughter Of
Joseph and nstS rrssets !. lossaEs
JOSIAH aud Esther lloughton. aged 6 osihsTssts-
In Rupert 90 ihc l2h a', Siri OrFha Ustrfbal, sif-
oi Mr. HARMON UndsrliI, aged 90 In Beon'aGsan. "a
,1- l-'A u.t. VI. Wcav-re, wife ut Nr Reuben Wick
ware. aged about 60
At Br'ieyille .iilnos} ab5Bt hrec weeks siu-e, Nr
Wapois H. sept lJ, Mf Samuel sl.ier. patriot
md sstd Of The revelation, eyed -5 In s1ain5ury,
CT Sh-dsstA Osborn. Fec so der ID. the revolution,
aged 20 lin NortLfele Mass w.t Msry Ssaans. eyed
- In Slclbufnr suddenly hf Jonathan Green, aged
a. LA CbaI.rmont sept lah, Lieut. josiah Upton, a.
grd ~ so.dlcf 81 tie O. ytIu,!1u.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-09
"Blaskstons's Commentaries R,dured to Qusstons
and .fHsrers

Every student Of law will have fouud Just such a
WORK this much wanted passing the threshold u
HIS professional studies II h. Of those elementary
books which sssaTy 10 young men IN their
first entrance upon course 81 long and lAborous On
qay Fret principles well established, tend ever az
tsfwaTcs 10 direct them Eht forward in that course
sud 10 hasten their progress - the goal Of bet ambi-
ton This work therefore, will supply the deficiency
senshly to In The rripcnt steps of tie profession
and mus, meet with an extensive sole we have no
touw, throughout the country II So Published by w
T. Dean. No Ann It and Tor ssls at Francis, 90
Dfoadwsy.-NGtioEal BaHsD, n I.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-09

Baltimore, Thafria4 g. 2 ~
seut 80 iatsA az ihe frtufns q he lection that
ttss irra ftt'Ted, % tbs tusc Ts ns nflues ere
~ 81 "a bai itey ~di be ias1A vsff much froru
q. t-tat Sias.c pu - elected tai ros hy more
ttrs saHaffd rots ara th efe vii b, Wig majority in
t,l tstsrbss q ths Lesishiars
Is.eas s.so ,ate place a reras,l,soi. o'o aaa New
,,,s, as Host ifom ei.th ws shall expect Wig veto.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-09

oO0 GOOD CIDER BARRELS. aud a., bond. ~,
-CC Wooden Ware from aN BbI' CIsfrrn t3.a.4.t
mortar GthsIDH CuLNlY. g..
Rutland October J, l-1' stlfr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-09
Dated a, Rsasnd, ., 81 is3s

NeySHEREA6 d hss btsngnaas ~ appear - no t'si
~ tie above named Ara tulhas lives without ibs
reach q sgal process ~ ~ tas's therefore order
that The ,laaeeiD' tie fatep NJ Isftl1 sro tls
cluuon, BE- .lssa urte sesss s'Hltssgeiy % 500
kufl1ut Head printes a. RsLsus a she e9uniF a.
kasnd tlofsssla Tie sst o. - "a flal Pc o. iersi
ga wecks telcre thr sflf.E Of 80 frg-t 90 v- i-s
~-sw
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-09

y,artssp. A. Tisetiea n 0orsfsot. nsleTaiss snd
sstsisrs ths iessaia'e th ptsr I'm ihis State as,
,sst va ttss Ysi tgi 'rv fefufas TIE NhiFt ~ the
as q hslaFe cfffl th'f -hole Tete BY az aretago
r4usaf y slou 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-09
Tie wost iuPor'tni Part. II B'aeisio.ss Comne1ta.
ris', rfd4ls 90 70 Questions osd 1ar,rtvt By .3sa
kiuHs Atte Isrl . % YfaB

Kuu.s. .Asu TorL ~ , Dtaa.
The Commentary Of Blackstone has always been the
s,auda elementary work 10 legal education. 4 gen
efal acqua aiauce with ne .Tst principles Of law
seutsl not merely 10 the lawyer bat g. every who
would discharge ihe duties Of a cl.Een ard lake pro
pc, share "a p4bc asirs Il % o ihe after class al
ins book will prove peculiarly advantageous IL con
tsius all the more important parts OF the c0mmen'a-
ries. IN torn adapted 10 The use 81 The politician and
tho an RI business and cauno; but prove Of great val
ue asa boSk Of Ieicfence-a sort 81 legal dictionary.
The tohew,ns a.. e1.r,ct from lhs preface OF the
work 4 PTor 'aeaeI JstTfa'l se-ze u.-.a -.
ain eonelussanA II may be ebserved that the impor.
;ace e this knowlscge dedsohle from another Coz.
sdera'Ion They ~hssEs gaErSnt 81 thoss principles
esnnri do otherwise than bundef IN ~ .>-,s~ LIS
Justice and policy Of The laws OF which they the
tutlscis. and 20 which they pay blind obedience
While, perhaps, tn~y a. ihe seeming Injustice
g. hstsAncsa "a fiF operation n particular cases, from
ignorance Of the reasons which they grounded,
'nd the benign iudlence Of their general bearing upon
s7eie'g 10 enlgh'rn the Judgment Of the people CA
tFaaeei 80 deeply affecting ulrif social and pobuca
vel brirE IS tssk every way worthy q hs efforts li
iae tanifropist. The pauot and tse statesman. II
t-i- - 5ulc be instruuentai lu producing D. sou
eIleni 20 desirable result The compiler will consider
u4ssii amply rewarded for whatever paias be may
fave stPensed On iis PUParaton'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-09
X II wALwoRTH

TIE following letter is from the Hon. John Davis,
Of the q States (Nassachueettsl Senator's
Wororsrru, Sept 90 I-1s
Sir hsve examined 40 very hasty manner Black.
stones Cemmoutar,es Reduced 10 Questions and IN
by Asa nne, which you lett with me yester.
DAY
The design of the author appears to be to compress
into n narrow comps-s tlr principles Of Law TX.
p ee5 hy Jude, Blackstone ~ the important parts
Of his WORK uncouucctrd with judicial authority.
The wf-- has preserved the arrangement of his au.
thor add limited himself 10 definition Of prncip e.
which brurs iitie rudcr the eve Of the reader At
glance. THIS viii douAtless, be convenient such as
wish 10 refresh The memories of1s have occasion to
extend their enquiries further
OF The execution Of the work forbear 20 speak %
my examination has been Too cursory 10 justify
pnon
Respectfully your obt serv't.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-09
BmcA,ioncs Commeutnn-s.

(R-dulfd To Questions and .7asirJsJ
Tho lsw gentlemen will recollec, slight notice Of
1.s vsriul work 4 former paper. with the comnen.
<suon Of ibe Hon Chief Justice Of thv State We
here submi, several other high testimonials in lis
hrar.
The work IS for sale a. the Rutland Book Store
Froe, SPOOL
The following Extract Of letter from Chancellor
Wslwor'h. well known distinguished Juus, of the
sae Of New York, Is also submitted in commentator
Of this work
rfaesoua particularly 60 Students who wall here find
90 acn'ta'le p'au tot common placing their stables
have doubt also that ,y be- found useful 20 ci.
gers % other professions and occupations and IN A.
tsdemt and for the higher classes ia common schools
e. A4 one can become too we'll Acquainted with the
lssc principle q the common law SIS deve opcd in
the commentaries Of ",be English jusi.c,trv.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-09

WI be Published every morn.ng. da,iar iAe en-
pfo@chng session az bc legislature. containing reports
OF NE proceedings oi both houses with the opp.int.
meats 81 stat" legislative and county officers and srch
notices OF the reports nn various fubirttsas 81 s posl.
bic 70 give also contracting ihe political saa domestic
new OF The day. The Journal w bc pab.shed n a
i'' iofn'' en- hall sheet imperial sac price 81 dur.
ing the session.
Inf WArcuvtz Arn Srtrr JouExAt
WIZ be published every Mani7v, and contain ule
same matter as ibe above price 81 cents during ,He
secession I'D cents or three month"; te atttrrrn r1i-
oracing pabkeaton Of all the public acts Of the ess-
iature
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-09
Buffalo Robes

4 Nd Fur Capoe for sale by james Barrett IT,. ny 81.
~ Cheap Store one door north of The Cour iiau-c
Rutland, Oct !, 1888 IA
TURKS ISLAND SALT Forspleby
/ II G. HOWARD
Rutland, oct e, 1-2s ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-09

same s rlsls rearnstir sf $50 s+8 tn7 rtv srrfss
srd shrw Il aag she tate pat thr rrAytt " tss
fsrt NeDef sifonia Hri tf rfsrfft
CHARLES WILLIAMS
Cl.H 1aaea Sop Craft
Dated ai Raiisrd. ist OFT 1858 %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-09

In Casleion, Sept p after long and distressing ~
ness. which size bore with christian patience and rtsg
nation Miss RUBY heru., daughter Of Enos Merrill ID
aged =.
"shs Is planted 10 the realms II rest,
.s r. d. Nl.sIe Toses never die
Ami5t ihe gardens Of the blcsi,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-09

Fire IA GTc,nfsB, and pccay out l0rsss turned 10
d,dh We regret 20 l-arn, says the Indiana Journal.
that The stable attached IN the United States Hotel kept
by T.. Knight 4 Co, 10 Greenfield, lnd1na was total
~ destroyed by tire the evening Of the i5th -ept,
and that II horses were consumed the flames We
have not iesrncd any further particulars
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-09

The steamboat Providence which len New York on
Monday afternoon for Providence ran ashore on Ben.
yerta on Tuesday morning in thick fog The pas.
sengcrs and freight all landed in safety and pro-
ceeded Il was expected that the boat would be got
oil the next tide.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-09

The Folr NfriN Gays the Greenfield Mercury con-
times high, and the prospect is that people win have
10 pay for -four fail as much 1t worth, tor while.
at least Orders were broUEh, out from England by the
Great Western, to buy at : 80 and even $500. The
highest price for wheat, quoted IA the New York pa.
pcrs, from London journals il les, than - shlngs
quarter, eight bushels This would make lushcl
worth about . 90 barrel Of -four about $40 600 As
the reports Of scarcity the continent wccrc believed
in London to be greatly exaggerated and the English
harvest coming IN rather better than was aucipa.
ted the probability u.s. that -four be purchased az
New York for the English market OF price exceeding
zoo or - 30 at the almost aud tins will probably be
the limit after another arrival.
There 81 r-ason "a ielcve, -ays the Lo1don Time
that the reported scanness ia the s'1c. Of corn 90
hand IN various Of the contnerll ports and grow
ing counties has been pur posey und greatly cx7rrara
ted by interested parties here, with view 10 its dIub
le action IN the way Of cnhancin prices and reducing
the duties regulated by the averages tarrears hy
detailed statements from Dan'lc, that al'h och less
than usual would be furnished 10y Poland. on ac
count Of partial failure in the crops yet that in Dan
itself the s,orehouscs contained the very con
siderable stocks which remained hand az the end o
December last, which are still untouched, almost
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-09

T lsT Of Letter, remaining ia the Posi- ol-oe Of Rut
II land, VI. Oct. J, less. di
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-09

Ephraim a. Foster, Eeq has been appointed hy the
G,,ernor OF the State Of Tennessee 10 be Senator in
the Congress Of tho United States, 70 Fl the vacancy
occasoued By the gnatou OF the Hon Felix Grun-
dy. Mr. @ IS term expires on Che Ath of March next.
Mr Foster had been already elected 10y thc Legislature
for the term of six years from the ih Of March next
he is a Whir-Gfuudg isa Van Iurep man. though
under instructions from the Tennessee Legislature, he
voted against the SsJ.Ifcasury bill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-13
.ames Rircr Land far Sale.

TIME subscriber, wishing to remove 10 tic State Of Kentucky, Of
Z rms f,r soIc the. planta,ion on which he nj present resides, in
tho county of Goochlund, Is miles from Eiclmond, one milo from
pnvnII. Tavern. containing 100 acres Of land. 100 acres Of river
80 ,rrr;na IL, nonrly a mile on james River, md not subject
to humiliation: the upland is Of first rate qrni'ty-sGn nc res cleared,
H. h'isrco !. wood land, about 100 acres Of which is very we'll
t;mAnred. This is nudouhicdly one Of the lrtnd>o;nes' and hcnlth',
os, situations on James River. The dwelling house Is largo ana
~, nnr.n;on,Ir cnos,rnctcd, and il situated OIL 4 beautiful emit
nenre. nfro,jins a fine vie " for several miles bot. up ana do"h INC
river, all necessary out-Eouses,a and AT orchnrd oil he run ,'eesn
IIiaarrut k;nds. This plantation has running wafer ~ rach hc'''
anil il within onn mile of n grist and saw mill. The SUBSCRIBER mas
seeded sixty bushels OF WHEAT on good land, winch, II IL 'so
prevcs favorable will Weld a, leas. six hundred bushels.
From the many cnnvAnienccs Of this place, the qualify Of tue
Land. lis vicinity to Richmond, &r-. III" subscriber taiicfs himself
thai those wishing 10 purchase land in Virginia will call and exam
inc ,hi. farm. ANY communication addressed TO him at foweis
Tavern will be promptly attended to. -,
Dcc.s [62-Wsws] WILLIAM h. hahhi9'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-13
Encnuruge Home Manufacture!

ERcnUragc Home .Nahyacture!
'EIIE subscriber takes this method OF Informing the Pu6l'c, nom
u in iown and country, that he has commenced The manuiactufco OF
n superior kind of SILK HAT, OIL fur bodies, which hc will warrant
equal 10 any made in the U. States. lie having heen practically en-
cuucd in the above business 10 year,, (tIe last six with lhomns
Simms 4 Co., ia New York, who introduced the business IN these
United States intors himself that those who may favor him with
trial Of The above article, will meet with TINT subtraction that VIII
ensure him their future custom. Gentlemen can huYc q handsome
Hat Of the latest fashion for 81, warranted 10 keep its color und shape
in all wGa,!srs, equal TO any tESt are sold Tor SlO.
Store. keepers und country merchants can be supplied lower than
a, the Northern markets. at The mandatory OF
JOHN r. SMITH,
.Ntcr palrntine aud BrecGea's, SkOtkG HW, Richmond va.
NJ V G1-wiT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-13

A FTER various experiments tho subscriber has been u"ie 10 pre-
"A pare u Chemical Blicking, after the rarisiau Fashion, when
confines in al eminent degree all the qualities 80 lon" ana a:ue"''}
desired by the consumers of The article. il preserves the !ea'hcf-
gives n beautiful polish, which will not soil the whiiGSt caLhhf,c
handkerchief, aud wiIIkeep FOR years free from mould, ani perfectly
spn. ErH@T
The BIacking usually sold lin our market, has hecnn source OF los
TO The retail vcndrr, in consequence OF lis liability 10 mould, ana &c
become hurd and unfit for use. All this lose Gun be avoided by pro:
curing a supply of tito Chemical RaekiHg, which the subscriber Will
furnish, Wholesale und retail, nj his manu(aciory, II street, shoekoe
Hill Richmond. w, T.. AUGUST, .5stnl.
Oc, o. 49-laIGm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-13

Z r a meeting of the President and Directors Of the Louisa Kali
n Road Company, held at Louisa Courthouse, on Monday the
9Th Of October, 1887:
Resoired, That the stockholders in the Louisa Road Company be,
and they un hereby required to puy into tho Farmers Eank .! Vifsi'
mia. in addition 10 what has boen already called for, twenty dollars
per share OIL ouch share held by them IN the stock oi The suId com
papy, 10 the following instruments nnmcIy-Sa per share OIL te ISL
duv of january nryt; So per shute Oh the lst day of February next
So per share On the Is. day of March next; and 50 per share on tho
LIST day of April next. As usual, interest will be allowed on all n
.talm:n,s advanced before they become due, and interest will DC
charged on all that are uol punctualy paid. BY order Of tho Board.
NATHANIEL THOMPSON, Clerk.
\. r. The instruments that have been called for, including the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-13

and Mules. Stock of Sheep. Farming Utensils of
every description. Household and Kitchen Furniture,
and a variety of other articles will be sold publicly, at
Chip Oaks, in Surry, on 4 credit Of twelve months, on
Monday, the 18th instant.
There are about COO barrels of Corn, n large quantity
Of Fodder. &c, and n number Of excellent Mules, and
valuable stock. The public are invited to attend.
CHAS. T. OSBORNE.
1,o 7O-lds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-13
55-tf

a GOOD COUNTRY SCIIOuL.-The school (mr young Lndins
~ nj the residence Of The subscriber, neur charlottesville, alhe-
female teacher, whom A! have employed 10 instruct my own daush-
tars. Six nr rish, boarders will he taken on tho following terms:
English $40; French $40; Music $50; board, bedding, washing, &c,
furnishes by the subscriber, 500. Eoad and tuition fees 10 be
paid one-half in advance. TIE school will rummcnrr ON the A'h
of Janu iry, and terminate on The 29th OF Observation-Disclosures n vnr
catinn of one month in the summer. SAMUEL CARR.
ro,a G6-wtlf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-13

EN- CuANCERY-VInslSIA.-At Rules held in the
Clerks office Of the County Courlof Louisa comfy,
al the Courthouse, on The 4,h day of December, 1881:
William Stout, tlaintll
against
William I,ovd. Defendants:
The defendant, no, having entered his appearance and
given security, according 10 law and the rules Of this
Court, and il appearing from satisfactory evidence that
he is not an inhabituni of this State On motion OF The
plaintiff by his counsel. it is ordered that the said defend
an, DO appear before the Justices Of our County Court
of Louisa, at the Courthouse, on The first day of March
Court next. and answer the bill of The pIaintiff-and that
a copg Of This order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the city of Richmond Tor two months
successivelv, and posted al The front door of the court
house Of this county on some Court day.
A Copy-Trste.
JOHN HUNTER, C. l.. c.
Dec II oJ-"oW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-13

& Oh REV ARD.-RaI away from the subscFIher, iVinS ~
%"~ King William county, -four negro mcr' VIZ; Inaftes, 9eot.
Lreis. and ,Jumes. Charles is u likely negro uaa; about five lcet
eish, inches high; ,weny-iour or five years old; dark complexion,
with fine teeth, the two front n little separate; nukes shoes; has
worked n, the carpenters ,radc-and had on, when he left me, n
homespun wooHen short csns and cotton pan.nlooms. also u blue
five fee, nine or ton inches high; full head ofhair; mouths mud chops
his words when speaking: has worked 10 smiths shop ioi . o,G
wears, Lewis is likely young man; nhout twenty one yeats old;
five fec, seven or eight inches high; dirk compilations; full head OF
hair; n had scar on The fore finger OF the left hand, oeeasionedhy It's
seuin, between the cogS ola wbcatGa in September last. Jumcsis
an nrommoniy likely, tnwuycolorcd man; about twenty-five years
old; i've foe, nine or len inches high: finely formed; walks erect and
brisk; all had the same kind Of c~io,hins. The above negroes were
seer on my plantation uhou, n month nso; aimee then, J. have every
reason 10 believe, they have left this ncishboIhood. nnd nce either
in Richmond, or lutkins about the plantation of the Mc:srs. Wick
hams, ncur Hanover Courthouse, where they have relations. Tho
above reward will he given for the experimenting and securing these
men. 10 thu, / GO, them, or $40 each. THOMAS CARTER.
pr,pnniikc, Dec. q. bb-Nu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-13

SLAVES FOR SALE-Agreeabiy to 4 decree Of
~ Charlotte County Court, in the suit OF Dabbs VS..
Dabbs' administrators, will be sold, 10 the highest bid
der, at Charlotte Court House, on the 9th day of Frbru.
airy, (being court day J on a credit ill the Isl day OF Jan,
uary next, The purchasers giving bonds with approved
security, eight likely Negroes. belonging 10 The estate
Of Nancy Dabbs, decd. -.
All persons having claims against the said estate, will
bring them forward properly authenticated for payment,
aud those indebted, are requested 10 make parInent With
out delay. ARCHIBALD
Commissioner ind admor. Of Nancy Dabbs, decd.
la, y 12-I3dF