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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-11
Sheriff Sale.

1
HRT virtue Of sundry executions jssiod from
Ed tho Circuit Court Of Lowndcs county. aud
to directed, will proceed 10 sell E,r cash n ~
court house door in the town Of Columbia. on Mon.
day the Sd day of September next all the fiyht Il.
tle, clam and Interest that Judah Barrett and Geo
III. Livingston has N and 10 the following described
property, 10 wit; three certain Iotsuf Ground NUM-
Der one, two and three, in square numher five south
oi Main street in the plan Of the town Columbus
with the improvements thereon also the Goawing
described land commencing al a stake on ile ser
non Inc ol the sixteenth section, seventy nyc east
~ the south west corner Of fractional srata n,,,n
Der thirty, south oil Main street, running thence
norihcry parallel with Van Bnren street Il south
street. thence eastery along said street to the cor
neg OF sonth and Van Buren, street thence souther
" along Van Buren, street 10 the corner of the SER
ton line, thence west along sad line TO the BEGIN.
mag also, lot number eight in square number trv,o
" eight, lot number seven in square twenty one
lot number ten in square number twenty two in The
north east quarter of section twenty ono tawnsb,,,
eighteen south Of range eighteen west and also
squares number twenty six and twenty seven. each
containing 92-100 acres, Bis number three mr.
four, in square four, lots seven and eiuht in son
five, lots three and laur in square twelve or = n
square nineteen lots seven and eight in square ,,an.
~ lots eight nine and ten in tquarc tive otv enc
situated on the north east quarter Of sectic ,ven,,
one, township eighteen, south Of rance eigb,eeg1
west Also, lot No s. in square No Is. lot M : IN
square No 81; lot No 10, in square 10 90 s,uatcd
on the northeast quarter Of section twenty.onc
township eighteen, south of rarge eighteen west
Levied on as the property Of Judah Barrett
and George II. Livingston, II satisfy ihe c,Iorr;nr
executions, 10 wit: John f. Matthews and others
W Judah Barrett; Parker Alexander Va. Judab
Barrett; Joseph w. CGrro VS.. Judah Barrett
Bartly Barry vs Judah Barrett three IN favor Of
Joseph W. Carroll vs. Judah Barrett and Georre
II. Livingston; Charles w. Walton use Of An.
drew U; and Henry Hardy W George Fl. Living
ston and Judah Barrett; Richard Barry W e.
II. Livingston and Judah Barrett; three in favo, If
Josep W. Carroll vs.. George H. Liyinos,on snd
Judah Barrett. Sale within lhe hours prescr,hed
by law; this lst day Of August 1888
JNO. w. BYRN,
Sheriff OF Lowndes County.
-" Printers Gee gil 501
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-11


virtue of sundry executions 10 mo direct
MS ed, from the Circuit Cour, Of Lowndes
comfy shall proceed 10 sell for cash belore the
court house door IN the town of Columbus on Mon
day the third oil September next, all the rirhi, title.
clam and interest that George Tucker Ina in and
10 the following described property IN the town Of
Columbus, to wit part of lot number ten in square
number four south of Main street. and the i'm.
proVeucnts thereon. Levied on az he property Of
George Tucker 10 satisfy snndrv executions in favor
Of }. s A. Lowry s. Co, vs.. George Tucker, Jno.
w. Hill and Joseph Norris; Commercial Bank Of
Columbus Mississippi W.. George Tucker, Robert
+. Harris and Atwahtcse PGsttr; S. & J. Samrs.
q Co. IS. George Tucker Willie 2. Harris use Of
X. f.. Harris VS. George Tucker and John w.
h'l; Benjamin Linens vs.. George Tucker; James
Owen vs.. George Tucker and Charles N. Stewart
A. J. King use Of Benjamin Levans Va. George
Tucker, James j. Fuller and Ephram Bound
Sam. Bulcrwo1h vs.. George Tucker. Sale with
in the hours prescribed by law; this lm doy Of
August 1888. JNG. w. BYRN,
Sheriff Of iAwndes county.
5-iw printer fee $40 O0)
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-11
Bank Real E.tate Daaklur Comnonr of,

Bank. Real Eadie Baaking Company ofl
CoLUNnus, Mississippi, July 81, 1858
FEVHE Stockholders Of the Real Estate Bank.
n ing Company Of Columbus Mississippi, arc
requested TO meet at their Banking house on Sa,ur-
day The lth August, by 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Il Is the annual meeting and a full ATTENDANCE Of
tho general board IS indisTensably necessary.
Aug4 4t2 X. S. BLOUNT Cash'r.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-11

ROBERT HARwELL, Of montgomery .aia AND
SrEWRT & COBB. Of .Nsv Orleans,
IL AVE formed Co-parincrship. Tor the pur-
n n pose of transaeting General Comn,is-
SION Business in the Cities Of Mobile and New Or
leans. Their Heuse in Mobile viii be open on the
FIRST Of October next, under the firm OF Hsrwell
Stewart, Co. Their business in New 0fIecne
from and after thsidaie will be conduted under the
firm Of Stewart, Cobb & Co.
ROBERT HARWELL,
JAMES j. STEWART.
SAMUEL S. CoBB.
June %, 1883. s9wl7
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-11
George Lyons, Cablnet Maker.

George Lyons, Cabinet Maker.
1aIn Street, fen door, East oths Columbus Hotcl
AS on hand, a general assortment OF So
= FAS, BEDSTEADS, DRESSING ia.
BLES, TABLES WORK STANDS, COTS
&c &C. winch he offers for sale how for cash or
approved credit he q also prepared to perform
short noticef tie soIes the patronage Of ,be cir.
zens of Columbus and vicinity, and pIedges HIMSELF
to give 81 tisiacton to al his customers.
W Undertaking Will be attended tc al Oh times.
and Hearses, Collins, &c., provided. "'-e''
August a, ls36--4-tE
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-11
brandon, Caledonia and Louis
willie Banks.

"a 4 havs an Invoice Of valuable GOODS,
well assorted, amounting Of first cost, 10
obou. $4,000, which we VIII sell at wholesale. with
Above Banks. = - - -"
July Is, 1888. sw4 Z. B. DRAKE & Co
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-11
once Of the Columbus and To.ns
bighy Transportation Comfy.

UoIuMnus, Nj July l6, 1898.
FEVHE Stockholders of tins Company aro 70.
n quesed 10 meet a, hoir Banking House,
on Tuesday, nth August ensuing, at 10 o'clock,
A. N. None will he allowed to SIT at the Board
but those who have secured their stock in accor-
dance with ihe provisions Of tie Articles Of Aseoci-
ahoh and By'Laws. Pnac;ual attendance IS indis.
penshe BY order Of the Board,
EUGENE y. DRAKE, Cash'r.
July 20, 2t3
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-08-11
Wines for Sale Low

Superior Cognine BRANDY and Holland GIN.
July %, 1898 Str
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-29
BIT

Mafsscnrsrrrs SotDrFRr.-Thc Northampton
Courier concludes q long tescugiion Of militia
turnout 30 that town ihus
Bot tie costumes 81 those Aim. House Guards
wouldn't lnid a candle 90 their miscc. lareous Of.
icHp's al marching md coonier-msfchiuc. Capt.
Eu"s eHs even a. fault bore aud dld'n, seem 60
onec'slart hims'it how 90 toe the mark. No
way bee could tx could De- get De. jagged fcgt-
neut into Z straight Inc. except by backing
ihom pluwp up against q uclgbboting board fence.
E'cn ilit do not mako them s,ay straight. for
they hep, gushing nut like soap bubbles. or all
cnt- e TIE iDc. Even Nldc 'lc rcdoubtsb'c
tofnHg Nas inspecting The gun barrels aud coon
sklns md horn din's and skillet cao,ccu-, the pu.
Yates t,uk great liberties vIh tLcir commander.
c~'o"Giog rudc,y upon hs pcrsou-vuctcrously
initiating hs orders -shpu'ing by dozens when
ono nanic WAS coilcd-bieaung like lost sheep
eS flnding powder between hs uumen,iouablcs aud
pulling very ohstfcpetoutly al his military coat
tail
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-29
A Rare Chance for "a Van OF Blu
ainFsH.

TIME Slbscuber now oGrts for saie the well kno~n
i stand and WATER PRIVILEGE near the town
line, between West and Fanbavru, "a Rutland Coun.
~, Vermont, below the junction of Castlrton ana
Poultnsy Rivers, and less than half q mile of East Bay
Creek. where ~ffelghtng j. taken from said Creek 10
Lake ChsmplGin and New YoTk-with the apUrienances
thereunio belonging, viz q Cf.s; hri nth ihree ron
Of Stones, which Is making as good work as any mill
IN the county. and mill shed a S,v Mn, four Dwelling
Houses, three Barns, three Wood sheis. a Blacksmith :
Shop and Coal House, all on the same premises, con
tanning about twenty acres oi land aud also about
three Hundred acres Of out lands, one half well tim
bered, with about three hundred good Pine trees. be-
sides a good quantity Of Oak. The rest Of the land is
good FOR tllage and prsz'nE-al lying within one mile
Of the first mentioned privileges
For further particulars the subscriber is TO be enquir-
JONATHAN ORMEs.
westhayen, May :, 1888. p
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-29
Hard Ware, &c.

Bur, aud Screws Trunk Locks; Cork Screw
Puleys Shrars end Scissors Pen aud Jack Knives
Cloth, Hat. Hair. and Tooth Brushes Needles Pins
Knitung Pins Back, Twst, Side, Dressing aud lock'
ct Combs Pearl Battons; Hooks & Eyes; Pocket
Rules; Scaling Wax, snuff Boxes Lead Pencils
Oypi snd Square Norh Baskets; Shaving Boxes and
brushes ficiion Matches Essences Men, Boys
snd Children's Palm l"af Hats Whips Bed Cords
Brooins Shaving aud Fancy Soap Har Oh, LIZ
Salrr rcslumcry. Confectionery, a. kept as usual
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-29
ELOIss!!.

100 BARRELS Western Flour, made from Yves
lOO tern Wheat, known and warranted to be FIRST
rate superfne Flour, ius, received and wAl bee sold al
a less price than % can b. purchased ul him who hiss
40 much 10 say, net about hs money unfortunately
bu, Of his GrgHsiYr Floar. shall haye on hand
through the season, Flour to supply the demand from
one OF the best houses in Troy shall sall igf them on
commission fr o very small advance from NE Troy
prices. JOHN SihoN'
Rutland. MAY q, I-1S. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-29
1000 yIa. q E.s'vs--Cheap.
Groceries.

iiyson, Young Tyson. ilys,n Skin, and P%ouchong
Teas Lump. n o.. and fort Rico Sugars Molasses
LsguaTlg aud White Coffee Cocoa Rice Cod Flsh
No | q 2 Nackefeli icppcri Spec; Ginger Nut.
megs Cloves Cassia and Cassia Buds Citron Eng
hsh Cuuants Banch, Malaga. aud Sultsna Raisins
Fine Cot, Supk iug. aud Nail Rod Tobacco Maccaboy
and Scotch Snuff Winter Strained OIL Saleraius
Starch Figs Almond- EnEIish Walnutsj Brazil
Nuts ftibehs. Pea Nuts Fine Salt Powder
Shot Ar
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-29
Dr, Goods, &c.

Black. Bloc. and Bfo~n Broadcloths PLAID Cassl.
meres Maisgaacat striped Lasting Plaid Mole shin
Rih'd Dririae Bleaehrd Drilling Colotcd Cambria
Corded SKIRTS Is-ois Improved Stay Ercleis
PIC. me Thread aud I'D Gloves Ladies bleach d. un.
bleacl'd and clputed Hose Mafscillss and printed
Velvet trsiine Linen rrEscs. Color d SILK Br1ids 4,
Whiskef blond Blue. Pms. Green, Whit and Straw
Colord Florence Black, Blown, and Pawn Coloted
Silk Dress Iiandkrrchiets rongor, Flag sud Linen
tie E4anarAara
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-29

MITCHELL OK BAPTISM jus, published Al
wi Chronicle Office, - Treatise on the relative i'm
portancc aud mode of Baptism comprising two Dis
courses delivered IA the Congregational Church. kut-
land, Mach l-I- by Wm Mitchell, Pastor Of the
Church 4 . vo. price Is 81 cts Just received
and tor sale AZ the Rutland Book store.
Rntand, May -, le3- p
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-29
n. G.. II AR d

DL1URNs bis most siacefe thanks to the ciulens
IN Of Rutfnd and vicinity, cor the kind patronage
they have cItondcd towafds him since he CONNIE need
business succrss on huSiurss has enabled HIM TO en-.
large has store. and hr nov oilers Tor sale a small (but
vciy good assortment # the Gllowing articles, which
he sll sii Iksag iot cab ~ short approved credit.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-29

SmDcrfiHr E'.cur

For sale as cheap as 1t can be bought ~ Rutland.
N 6. " respectfully so,ieits a share OF the public
patronage.
Rutland, May q, ls3s. 22tf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-29
.Crnckcry & Glass Ware.

Naples, Ewers and Basins Bowls joys Printed
Jogs do Caiiecs do Tea Sets d. Bakers; do Gov
erred Dishes DO Plates Edgd Plates, do Naples
Enanciicd Teas Bnttauia Top Glass Lamps Blue
Ninegafs do salts Tumbiets, &c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-29
More New Goods.

IHAYE received tbs day a quantity or dy goods
i s1aae hne cotton sheeung, very l's, also prints
equally ioN Ga which the attention a. the public 10 fe.
qarstri before parchann. seWhefc that you may
iadre n you get good Bargains Please call and IL
sm.ne. JOHN STRONG.
Rutland, May 10, 1855. y
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-29
wooI! WOOL! W0oi!!!

FTHE Nslsry waaea Co, ol QI~raee Village
l. lBsnhr1) Whl be- nsajy 90 lake Wosi 90 Manu-
hc,ure by The yard. ancr he irath Of hay lust sd
val take auy qgsutty ffam sos 5000 pouuIs, sni
msnafsciure ne same, soto good H0oaI Cloths ~ sat
iis-is. o. will hoy wool an1 pes u cloth.
Thoss w1alns 10 sst wo9i Mapalaciurct, v4N %
vel - make sPpIicEuou boon, 30 order 90 ua,gre q doe
it the isl saaiksi.
, NICHOLS
kseut. Msllsv Woo.ea c..
Gssehss lllssr. Nsy -. ls5s. 2iGw
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-29

a late English paper tells a droll story Of a fox that
was some years Rgo kepLatan inn in Shire wsbury, and
employed in a wheel To fum the jack Alter a while,
Reynard, getting wsarJ Of employment 50 uusuited to
his genius and habits, fave his keeper' The slip, and once
mote r-gaiued his naJe fields, where he had not r..
manned mary days 5qffc he was. pursued by the hounds,
but running .Ato the t5Un, be spfhne over a halt door
which opened into the kitchen, jumped into bis old
wheel, resumed his former occupation, and thus saved
s life.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-29

$h a silk company, with a large capital has been
lytmed in Gencse County, n Y aud they have re-.
GENTLY made a purchase of S2J 900 worth ofuecs. Sew.
efal large establishments are going into operation the
present season in n Jersey, and we observe that there
Is quite a movement on the subject in the District of
Columbia. The stock Of trees and Eggs is already ex.
haustcd IN some of the eastern citles.-The laws re.
Gently passed in some of the states granting large boun-
ties 10 encourage the silk culture, aud the proposed en-.
actmeni OF similar laws now before Congress must i'm
part a great impetus TO the silk business.
The first Of June will be about the rirh, season for
sowing seed, and We must again Jog the recollection Of
~ readers on the su6JecL-Bur. Free Press.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-29

The English papers are specializing upon the posi-
bility Of altering the form OF HON &c to be offered to the
Queen by the Peers of England at the Coronation --
As II is now her majesty will be under the necessity Of
receiving 'he hisses OF SIR hua0red elderly Lords
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-29

. If youth bat knew the fatal misery that they arc
en'ailins on themselves The momcn, they accept II
pccunlary credit In which they arc not entitled how
they would star, 10 their career how pale they
would iurn! how they woult trepbie, aud clasp
their hands Ia agony at tine prccipice on which
they ~ero sporting Debt is the prolific mother of
folly aud cutuc 1t talnis tho coUrsc of life IN all
ITS streams. lleuce SO tnauy unhappy marriages,
so many Prosiitudcd pens, end yeual pohuclars!-
1t has a small beginning, bat a giants growth
and strength. When we make the monster, We
make our master, who haunls rs At III hours, aud
shakes hrs whip of s%corpians forever IN our sight.
The slave hath 10 o,etsecr eo se,e5o. rausius
when he signed the bond with blood, dill not e..
cure d dtOm more terrible.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-05-29

Dr. Diesinski. a P0Ie, who recently cane 20
Bath. Maloc, was fonndidead a fea evenings since.
90 the side walk, having been scen a short nc
before in @ state % lntoLcSfIon. 4 corunef's u-
~ reported that be died Of apoP'eHy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30

s'UEEHs ".
MurHrer REMAINS uScNG.'

SONG
Sxar ct The Celebration Of Harrisburg Typographical
,gssosatyH" in cUnmenorG.ium.o Of the BIRTHDAY OF
FslSELrR, January IL, lS$S.
waIIrrS roE THE occAsIcS, ns ". HsSLoeK.
AiR-" Sar-spanSled Banner"
When :tkar>., III tcr,ur, reisp'd over the world
And man eGrhau'L b. lis wi!d tupstson
Ere tho banner OF Truth from on high was unfu'i'd,
To arga him 10 rise fon his fallen eoHdIiioni
The Press first awoke,
fn ttIuhe. it spoke,
Lilac The gins CT QUO navy the dread sleneo ofohc'
And, quick tho light'nng Gung forth TO The breeze,
It's Gag, which now oeJ the land ard the SEAS
Far, far o'e. tho waves, L, its mighty command,
10 pride i: nrved OIL, with it, bright wings extended;
Intelligence bcnm'd forth in every land,
Aud Virtue aad Ttuih with lis glory wero b!cndedi
IL, .oulrhcci:rg voice
IA an altar they r.ard tho Asr of their choice;
And swore by their fathers they never would eaiu
Its beauty; but PERISH its rights to na'ni'in.
Sext came, tho loyd Art, 10 our own naiIve skss,
With the folds Of the banner oil Freedom AROUND u,
While the pds OF nation beumcd or'h from hereye',
rs she gazsd on son who had sought and hau iouhah
'Twus FRASzLIS, whose ego
Saw the lightning on high,
"And drew down the glory THAI never shall cfei
For a, long os Tho ran In its sflcndo: is seen,
His shall endure, and his lsu'sls DC green"
All hal, TO the Art! Raise your voices on high,
To the God of nation, with t!iriis OF deVc'iohj
Let earh's halleujahs rim. loud ill the SKY
Sends back the glad echo DER car, nnd o'er ocean,
Lot ''THE PeEss OF TIE FREE"
Our motto e'er be,
Thn lenf hanys,h green on our Liberty Tree,
Around which lots rally each father mud son -,
As he drinks in the wrs cup. "Our OWN "sshiSc'oH'
E1ult, o, 20 Eas;h-from the South to the North
Lot your high aspirations IN rapture be slreaj
From the East 10 the West let your praises 80 iorsn
For tho uars Of death by tho Press hsvo been rifen-
And no more again
Sha! the clnng of the chain
Superstit;on had forged, DO heard in her reign.
lie toTrors Der-,hs Press OF tho .rne,
Hath usetcd its edict ''No more snail 1t DO ~
As brothers and OF the ARR, va have met
In remembrance Of OSE who from earth hath departed:
His sun has gone down, hut never will set
Tic genius Of FRASKtIs-the warm and ttue.hoaItca:
That haIowed name,
Like brilliant hane,
Shall illumae the glorious Temple Of Fame,
Willis the spang led banner waves over the Tree,
Or u leaf hangc,h green Liberty Tree.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30

az INGU ill stnnl Tor tIIe ensuing season. 10
IN commence the 18th Of February, and terminate
~. -, of yuIv 1898 Mt Conpers Ferrv oproae pbi,,
iI,,;.",rms inn dollars and dollar to the Groom
y, ba mid within The season and before the removal n
he Mares MIR William Cooper vii! furnish pas,uraae
IN ,bundance Of tie bcs, kind! on moderate terms in
tho immediate vicinity Of the stand OF the horse and
,ar wi, ha sG,,sJ if desired, by The on,u,;.
-, >, tho ,ur,k.: ,rires Asn suitable Accommodations
~ ,easpna,I terms. for PRISONS who may be sent in
ch"!ss oi tne 'iIeS' ! "e S'"''~' .'~ ~'''>' ~"'~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30
70 600 Dollars.

10000 Dollars.
Drn,ring ri Ia. Uhseiing Lottery, No J. takes place
CapilaIs-:SO 600, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000
50 500 81 0O0 % prizes oil 81 ,OO9, &c.
Whole tickets SlO-shares in proportion. Certificate
of package SI3O-sIares in proportion
Tickets all Lotteries for sale by the package OF single
ticket by the aucky HOll,
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
of the Eagle who has and is now selling more Capital
Prizes than any other vender in the known world.
Il. b. Orders in all cases strictly confidential.
NJ Orders for Tickets from any part OF the United
States. b. Mail or otherwise enclosing cash prize
tickets, thankfully received and executed by return
mail with the prompt attention rs on personal np'
plication and the Cornucopa sent gratis containing The
d,nyiuG-it' addressed 10 D. NJ. HOYT.
In y, 7S-N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30

Jan. il

q 4 KEAT NORTH ANDiSOUTH EXPRESS LINE
~ -WISrEn ARRANGEMEST- Haitian, Wilmington,
ant Charleston This line, while it avoids the dangers
of lie Capes, and the atigues of 300 miles OF H0gng,
oilers the traveller ROME, which for speed, sGjdy,
comfort and economy. is not rqualcd
GoISG So;ru-By this route Passengers who leave
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington Guy on SUNDAY,
Tuesday and Thursday, will reach Halifax By The Ere
dericksburg. Richmond and Petersburg Railroads on
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday evenings in time for
the stage Wilmington. On Thursday, passengers may
take the steamboat Baltimore, aud reach Halifax by
the Portsmouth Railroad on Saturday evening at fc
tcrsburg they should take seats in ihr BaEeey tain 10
Garysburg, at the intersection of the Portsmouth and
Petersburg Railroads.
Extra leaving Baltimore or Washington city on Wed.
nesdav, via Fredericksburg, Richmond ana Petersburg
Railroads TO Bake!y, Passengers will arrive at Halifax
on Thursday evening, at Wilmington. Saturday m":n.
ing. and leave for Charleston On Monday.
Gor:G NoKTH.-l.eave Charleston every Snnd-y and
Tuesday, at >, p. reach Wilmington the following
morning 10 breakfast. Leave Wilmington at II oc:nk,
and b. Rail road Post Coaches arrive HALIFAX io
evenings Of the days, viz Tuesday and Thursday.
Sleep at Halifax, and the next morning proceed Na!lh,
via the Petersburg, Richmond and fredericksburg Rail
roads.
Extra leave Wilmington Friday, arrive at Halifax
Saturday, and the next morning. via the Portsmouth
Railroad and Bay Boats: or The Petersburg, Richmond
and Fredericksburg Rail road
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30

EIEMALE SCllDOf-Ass F. NaehUn will teach female
school the ensuing year, the residence Of Mr. Robert Cole
man, Of Hanover the ROAD leading
from Richmond Louisa Court house. The schoo! will
OIL February aud terminate The 18th day OF December,
ai,winy oil weeks The usual branches
,eru English cducaon will he taught, such Drho.raphy,
Reading. Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar Geography Problems
the Terrestrial Gne and tha; Of Astronomy Immediately
connected Geography. eight hoarers will b.
The charge for bol an tuition will h. 100 DOLLARS payable semi
annually Letters directed George Fleming Robert Coleman,
Locust roulty. will with prompt
From progress winch Miss Jane Fashon, made he!
dies during TIM she my pupil am led believe
qualified teach the cIfcrcI branches
en;iuncd and fom the principles Gtsro-
sons which she cvncc pupil. mind
is very happily su"o the Office OF teacher. ANN EoGGS
Livingston, Dec - G.-wtlstF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30
Ian. o.

a GOOD C0uNTRy HooI-rhc school for ypuas Ladies
n residence OF the subscriber Charlottesville, Abe
le, will be continued during tho lSs, by competent
f.mii acir whom have employed d,usi
tes Six eight boarler will be taken tho following terms
Ea.lh Sa1 French Sl2; Music S0 boa bedding washing
furnished the subscriber, SiOo Board ard tuition fees TO be
paid cac-af in advance The school will the 2h
u January, and the 10Th of Observation-Disclosures.
cation Of ore mouh in the snn,ac. SAMUEL CARR.
Dec bh-wtlf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30

NJOTICE-l shall petition The Legislature 10 be ex-
9 cmpt from the provisions of the ACT, entitled San
acl concerning the dsqnaGcaons Of Justices Of the
Peace passed February a6: l522. SAM. JONES
Ianuary9 79-14w-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-30

FHNHE Annual general meeting of 1.-The Mutual As.
& surance Society against Fire on buildings Of the
Stale Of Virginia. will he held at their Office in the
City Of Richmond, on Tuesday the Goth of February
next, at ! o'clock, P. NJ.
J. RUTHERFORD, "A.
Jan 2S SS-w3T