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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-22

GIVE heard a merchant in this village observe the
other day that the passage of the tariff bull the
Ir.cc of goods had advanced New oFk full ten per
cent. W iD edrn that Mere GnY corresponding
ad,ancc an the price Of .rheat and four. WIN some
who goes fer tariff for the protection of home IN
dustry" tell Us why this is 50 How happens it that
while the price Of manufactured goods greatly in
that of wheat the sta e product of our home
industry, - not only MT increased bat considerably di-
mnished 1t Is fact, which should like to have
wing Iroeconsts account for, that since the passage
of the tani, wheat has feHea IN price, and only
command, m SIX cents in this market Is this the Ell
feet of the tariff this the protection about which
the Wings vauntingly boast ; The hardised farmers
of Michigan Interested IA knowing. Nhs VIII an
swer i-IoRfidc Jdc6sOaian
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-22
UL,sAsO,tD.e HEro,s'rs

~ n I'fcIFIsHF y NJ NrtHnr '1'I, I'4f"""' y
r'ie l T.. pat J.
above work r. November i4i
ant Nav term. sntiiuns ~" hundred ans 'NrnA tor
n,r. !. l~t aia-r.i. ir 's.-is 1tf 20 Hf,
nrrn n h. ,ir. n,ft lnfi., naul.,- ff'
aud f-t taf s'iui'es nts. "
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-22

1t is, indeed remarkable fact that Ohio has
gone for the democracy in every election for eigh-
teen years. when IT was understood that Mr. Clay
was to be the Pres dental candidate OF our oppo-
nents In lsi2 he was the candidate in opposl-
tion to General Jackson, and was beaten by some
five thousand votes In 1886, his name appeared,
IN blazing capitals the head of most If not all the
presses in the state and the result was overwhe!m-
ing wing defeat. And in the canvass which has
Just terminated so gloriously for the democracy MS
name was on all their flags. IN all their newspapers,
in all their speeches and all their songs. Lynch
Jurgh RePut.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-22
News for the Coons, from the state Of

We give the following cheering news Cor the wings
from little Delaware. They have e4fsled this grea,
State by the glorious uaJprity OF four ,ehoie votes
unless their has been cheatcry mscoGnt. Ii so,
they may have lost the State by only very small
majority. Harrison had only 1898 majority IN l>i0.
Tins Is encouraging.-S Statesman EsfrI.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-22
Frdcru, V,,iy Extrayagance.

We hnd m the Globe a letter from e. }. Inger-
soil To his constituents, which contains valuable
abstract of the doingsof Congress during the recent
session We give the following extract from which
the reader Will perceive that the work OF retrench-
ment and reform is vigorously advancing under the
auspices of Whiggery
Speaking of appropriations, Mr.. Ingersoll says
NEARLY twenty four millions of dollars, besides
grants of public lands, have been appropriated, as
lllllnNNs 4
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-22

T.. Bradley. Esq, has been appointed Postmaster
A. New Or.eans Ms. Bradley a ster. ~ D-ap-
craft and an honest aud honorable man. fu.ran
f,r reform Go 1t Coonles.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-22

crThe grca, poin, involved Ia the Rhode Island con-
troversy should constantly be KEEP. in mind 1t
simply an extension of Suage. There is another ques
tion vastly important. and Of which the extension
Of the elective franchise only incident That ques-
ton is briefly this-Is he PEOPLE the
POWER and fle legislature tie Ggent. is the LEGlS
LArURE fhe SOVEREIGN aud the people the agent p
.Nt,s Bsdford Register.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-22
CLEAR THE TRACK FOR MAssAClIU
SETS

Next week We shall probably be able to give tn
result in Massachusetts, 1t may be federal q
usual but We doubt it,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-22

ANOTHER FEDERAL FALsEHooD.-lhc Madison
Ia Courier of the 9th int says. the Honorable
J. L. White. Representative IN Congress from hat
strict. has taken occasion IN his speeches and
private conversation 10 saw. that Mr. Benton had
SAID TO him. smith OF Indiana Is a very valuable
man. and shall regret exceedingly II he Is not sent
back - the United States Senate. The Democracy
cannot send Il better man. &c. &c" We are author
sed to say from Mr. Benton himself that he should
not know Mr. ). L.Whte il he were to enter a
room in which he might be sitting that he never
has exchanged syllable W lh him.'-.Nssoari Re
porter.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-22

THE EMPIRE STATE MOLLY REDEEMED
New YORK ELEcrroN.-Returns frora all but
three counties have come in Majority for Bouck,
81 80. Those counties TO hear from are Cha
tauque, Essex and st. Lawrence To the Assem-
bly,, % democrats and 3G wings have been elected
To the Senate, eight democrats aud one wing. On
Joint ballot the democrats Will have majority Of
Is. To Congress the democrats have elected "a
and the wings 10 members.
The New Workers have adopted the OHIO patent
for skinning coons and they have used il to some
purpose.
Re faddle-faddic,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-22
FNl "a U'IH HuTf TI-fIIfi III
Delaware Election.
FOR CONGRESS.

FOR CONGRESS.
Tucsdqy .iorHiHg, Nov. lO-We have the unof-
cial from the whole State and by these the
vote stands Is follows:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-22
lIichigaIi.

The Wings have gained in Michigan. Last
year they had fro members IN the House OF Repre-
sentatives. and this year they have three Pretty
well for Mr. Clay This is most glorious to
hahoId -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-22

CE.rScc L. S. Marshals advertisement; in another
Solumn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-15

1,I> AWAY "A man color. who calls himself iona !ash
IL AN va. committed tlr jail II This lawn Oh ne hth ny
of uly last Is person nt color, ."ng AZ Ias' ""n'
lis brought !" NE hoi''t o.
40 ns,inr. Court Of this and lie Court on TIC Isl ha
of ocoher lsi ordered him To be committed n hna"s
according 10 law lie haS snce hrrh COM
,d IN in. manner directed and notice hereby gwen mn,
unless hi master shall come forward prove p"es,
49, ch,,cc. and take HIM away, lc viii be disposed 81 III the
mode nr is law lie feet II inches lr oi Drown
conpra 1ion about Of age i s'nnt hn ha' icH &
over arsc scar on the iet mp
occasoaed he as the lite Of do- and long scar running
a.nnaiIy across The nil oil stomach lie had on whsi
ut,rd hue leans roundabout oznnbuFg pants and an old
white fur hat and had in hs blue mixed yam coat
hlne ,ssiuet ye, and n pair of dark hrrsey pants
J. BRANCH, Sergeant and Da'or y Pff r. r,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-15

s,E School Tor Ladies ~ my residence IN tie county OF
Hanover about II mics from The city Of Erlmond, VII con
tlne IL ex.ces under tc direction of Miss
Beey A. Parsons approved Teacher who well qualified 70
1--WE instruction IN every department study usually taught IN The
female schools The subcrnrt will receive Few addition
al scholars rs boaiers in his family Strict attention viii be
mad IL their moral well their nteilec tua Improvements
The health character aud Of society in his neighborood
ndrrs his eligible for those parents o guard
ans 6 no wish daughters abroad 10 school The
scholastic will embrace ten months, commencing the 18Th
Of January 5a and closing the 18th December with months
vacation the summer
Term.-yoari and Tuition including lights washing, &C.,
sln5 for the scholastic year Of months There viii be
extra charge for Latin, French and Music.
EDWIN SHELTON.
Nov. 10Th, ls4l. 3e-lsf2tkwiw
20 The Wig will please insert
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-15

IL cHANCERy-v, >i,:-in Powla,ln County Cont be-
1 cemhrr the 6'h, ISL:
E,jsabctn Holman widow of Henry Holman, deceased, and
Ian. rnuicurt VIM Holman, Samuel lira>ants and Ezahc,h
hs wife formerly Elizabeth Holman, james Holman,
pnes aud sarah hs wife, formerly sarah Holman Edwin o
man and Porter Flag Matilda hls wife, formerly Matilda
rJ,m-n Plaintiffs:
John H. Holman in his right and Administrator, with
III. i, annesrJ of Henry Holman deceased Edwin Holman
Eyecuor ~ Daniel r. Holman d. ceased and ip Deaar and
Na,, ~. ,yir f,r,nerly Marx Holman, Defendants:
cam, ill., iaintif. ia counsel and filed m amended
,I m i,s cause AMI tic defendants John H. Holman and I'd
wp Holman fe her To til" same and Ir defendants
phI;, ane and Nary III, wife, not having entered tier a
and given security, according to the at Z" assembly AMI
,hc ,u.s o mi, aud ararn. 10 the satisfaction II the
.,., th, thev are inhabitants Of tins oaweat
me motion Of the plaintiff Ordered that M aid beae and
wife do anuear here On hrt Monday ~ March nes beinc
c,r, day and hall and amended bill al the plain
ri and rye performing such decree tile Court
mas herein; copy Of ihs order be forthwith In
ri,d IN some ne sa2cr published in the cry "f Richmond and
moahs s>ir,9 aud that another copy he
posted a, door Of the Cou'ho'i-e OF this county
y Copy-Tese, .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-15

1-0TlcE-Thc Franklin Manufacturing Company have ap
y pointed A. $ Maddox their Agent who vii he furnished ~
m Sior Two doors below Bank Of virginia WIN large
u,r of Nil the VARIETIES Writing Paper made at Lieir 'l
VIZ Foo,cap faicap packet post and letter Pape all "c ne
m sell by wholesale and retail scc prices Us cannot ~! u
satisfy HE nuhjc Cy and country merchants and cizchs o.
The STATE generally respectfully invited 10 eSamne MS STOCK
and see il is their interest 10 enco.r.se domestic manu-
facfuies RICHARD WIZ r'hi-pi reSl,s" :.
1871. i--''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-15

g'EIaLE EOARfIHG StHoUL.-Ihe unter.-nr. .
Il craticd ia hem. nle Announce IL the pGLlir T..
in securing the services ~ Ni-- Am &. fbtt,
Commences Of the Female School winch liz propose
the ls.l. aIr Grove. tire county 81 itHlfr
Mis- FORBES la beet FL several year plSi ~ Ft.
the frmac Seminary NJ Milton 10 N"h Carolina, 7H'
prohaiiou-,yt which -he has iisca .cd The dune, K ie
ton, we'll as her general qualifications Tor u, ~ 49,
aticsrcd III the sul joined testimonials
Tie School VIII br located within nile .. 'ir ",
mock Academy, about mics from Pot Royal, aad ~ 80
OF Rarpahannock river.
The buiIdnr ample for the comfortable accom7s''
II Of eyen - hnrtrrs. The situation i vtrj HEALTHY r
agreeable nrishhpshood. The cair nhitc q e -r'n'
10 mplr IN enlarged and substantial Ene> Ednria.
hracln. All the branches ha, properly pertain 10 ra !.
II viii open on the 18th January, r., ard close ~ ~
the 18th Deccmcfhe month of August beng dcso'saU
ton.
Ttrns-s2o Board and Tuition, rcuIin. fnrl. "
lodging aud light one half Stp 10 tc paid on the la'
July, and The rr>idr. tl- 18th December.
Address the subscriber Mid RIVER rost office, mt y
cembr neytand, a;tsr taas dat, KapfaanrocS icadeG
Nov. 1884, i5ii. PETER K. THOEHt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-15
I rom N CGiGt !
ttstt, 80 at

y
Uncz pcclediy discussion t5' arisen IN Tie Honse
Of REPRESENTATIVES Involving The princp!e Of PTottettre
1ar s5a'y"g % The ,6 6sm oar ,b %,
subject within 4 :sw YEARS.
Formerly, il was CONSIDERED sectional measure, Ia.
vorablc % the North aud opp only 10 the Suuth
Now il is recognised q cqns''Y ot more injurious 10
the Northern Farmer lhaH = ,Hc Slshern Planter, as
well as 10 The Mercantile lni' rests generally, winch
thrive best when the Planners and faiters are most
tbririnq In fine It now understood 10 be scheme
10 AK lie productive labor Of T." wkac country North,
South and West, 10 enrich ew indy ,duais who have
vested her capital n manufacturing establishments
Certainly such tax IS most un}ns', AID viii not De
borne by people when pr""sr'y understood,
We i endravor briefly = Illustrate The difference
IN ,her ltc, upon the paopc, Ola Tariff for Revenue,
and Tanfsfor Protection.
Take The articles Of lea and clifton cloth, and sup
pose Ike Government wants 4 ra'Se Two millions Of
dollars BY unpor, duties HpoS thr'n. As lee IS not
grown IN this county, all Il people pay except
small portion Of tie inereha proit) goes into The
puhc Treasury a. about hay he cotton goods con-
sumed is manufactured III The country, only one halt
the people pnv in consequence o! lie enhanced price
occasioned b. The duty, goes no tie Treasury, wE'le
the oler hall goes 10 the manufacturers. To get two
millions .o the Treasury roa cotton goods the Go
vernmcnt ~ obliged 10 inahe ;!ir people pay four NIL
lions, whereas 10 re; two mlcns from Tea, they need
make the people pay only two millions The account
Will stand thus, VIZ
10 set Two ii'h'o"S " 1'''''' 49, " :.
tariff on cotton goods The people pay N the n
creased pF'cc ~ 'o"o" '''i''," F~''0'''0V
In the increased price Of eo'Io"s nanuiac oo, ,oo
tured II the country, -'oVo'Voo
100 800
Whole amour, paid BY the people, Sl,0oo,o0O
To &c, ,.yo millions b. iaTli o. lea, The
whole being imported he people pay IN oo.,.,,,
the increased pree, 2''Ve'ooo
Making balance IN favor - ''f'n On 49,, ,oo
ten, Of s'VoV'oo'
In exact proportion mat ia''i Tor protection pro-
dnces lis Intended eicct m ne "nme proportion dues
increase Tie amour. pad people over the far
and nain'', Price suFp'se va, ,n',eour'ns OF .ns
cotton gools consumed u, ~. sohS Oe ,1
S%as I pay + lie enhance 'ss .oos 900
OF imported 'nunh. WV" uo0
OF '0''0ns maEa'"c''Te' a. "o"'' oVoooOp
ro,,, ] ssoo0 00o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-15

SaYsSA, DEL, Nnr 18th, lsil.
THIS 10 certify ,ha, have been afflicted with S;amIene
for eighteen years and found relief until under
your Instructions and affords much pleasure u say hit
from your treatment have Ia the short OF f:e days been
relieved ard can speak well az could possibly desire
hseors recommend sill persons who have this habit 70 come
" Ter your instructions, AoRRiS BATTEY.
To g. B.isss, u. d. Rishzoad, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-15

TroEIANT AoyE- british .1nIftSstOH - ne repeat
ed aggresslons made by Great Britain upon our com,
Inerce have become 80 outrageous 10 5e no longer
the sabyct af ne gspaner discussion alone, hut have
died forth The following resolutions, introduced INTO
the South Carolina Legislature. The" are framed ~
the RIGHT spirit and the resolution winch aiudes 10 the
right oi searching ships on the high seas Tor slaves
is;y declares that s.; not rehuk-d and arrest
ed mi!l &c followed ~ other nations The evil has
been permitted long already and the honor oil our
country and the interest c commerce demand prompt
action the SUBJECT
..R4soirfd That when The States entrusted the Fe.
deral Government. wnh the power OF declaring war
and making peace, of regulating commerce and inter
national intercourse, they did under the solemn as
snrance that these powers would he exercised not only
in ylnacalinL r Federal !ic!a-, bu tor lie protection
Of each and every State IN the Unoa, from orcign g.
erosion, direct or indirect, open or disguised
"RssOieed, That the conduct Of Great Britain, IN
detaning aad searching our ships the high du
ring tune Of peacc-her refusal 10 Indemnify ctl.
zens for their slave property cast away by the pers oi
The sea- her West India provinces, and there eman-
cipated--her arrogant interference IN tie Amls,ad case
her approval oil tho cunduc. OF her subjects who vo'
lated our neutrality by an armed 'nvasloa Of the Ter
rorr os one Of the sovereign States OF this Coincide
racy and her tsdness 10 peaccatle adjust
ment Of the North Eastern Boundary, maniestly snow,
on her part either reckless disregard Of the Federal
honor or deliberate intention 10 provoke, By series
nG arpressions the dsru pon of friendly relations
"Res0lrcd Tint the practice oil Great Britain, IN o-
tanning and searching ships for slaves on The high
seas and her determination 10 pate them when
cast away within her territories without authority from
The law Of nations, special convention to that effect
# no, at once rebuked aud arrested Will grow to pre-
cedent BY which she and other nations may hereafter
n.,de the false preicnces, attempt 10 interrupt the
commerce in slaves between this and o:aer States IN
this Coniederacy.
"Resoired, That our Senator's and Representatives
in Congress be requested to urge through the Federal
Government an immediate demand on the British CO.
vernment, for Naturalization restitution ofthe pro-
per,y Of citizens Of The T. 5 wronsluy destroyed or
detained by her authority, and prompt adjustment
with her Of all the differences that threaten The peace
Of the two countries aad the rights Of the saveholdng
States in particular.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-15
5,900,305 o.
S5,2ol,3oS 80
100000 90
.S9!,25l,3So 81
Making an aggregate Of

Making aggregate OF i,39o 81
II will be observed that this rconnt oil Alr Ewing
makes defc, in the Treasury ~ The Isl OF Septem-
Dor last, the close al tie financial year, oil litte up
wards e FIVE MILLIONS. 10 make a show .,
greater want on The part Of the Treasury, he asked
Congress. IL viii he seem provide surplus Of tour
mons be kept in Tie Treasury for ''tmeSStacte>
THIS raised his demands 10 nm RstHtpRS Bn Inc ac-
tna deficit nj the close 81 Ia year, he computed al
l,te more than ire msiioms: aau THIS 1--WE MILLIONS,
all tie world knoas, grew i? ~ expenditures voted al
The Extra Session. rnese Expenses, I, "lii be seem
Mr. Ewing modrs,ly computed a. "n!y TIRE haaG'td
ard min taousanI ei"iiarS as STATE 81 facts, appa
rem, On the face Of Mr. Eain. 1"n report, Is sui-
Gent 10 verify Dir. Woodbury. statement;
But apaf, from Tn = e.aendnte Gated Tor
By this Adninislrai:on oHd tiat "lch Mr. NV
mo calcuatec i clear - nooGGiy sun that the
or sent catastrophe al rcasGf" suspensioh could no"
have occurred Tor tic. l"'hecliF .! Tie present
managers u The pubic affairs, aGd consequence,
want Of confidence IN them ihe extra session !nace
ample provision Tor lar more 'han ihe new demands,
which were either thrown rs i on the treasury "F
were called Tor hy The estimates OF Inc nf'' Idnnt
The extra session gave cr'eH i'F t'cetee mth'o"s
and II is beca the PRESENT Po"tss ar unable 10 ne
ro,;sie loan Tor half The ain"Lnt Of the SIX mi.
lions Of Government credit wc' remain stu al their
d;soosal that payments me Treasury stopped
/ They have had SIX mnnihS "itii * inlions oil sS
per centun government sincS ~ tier hanis, at'a
7 have not been able Tea4' a. much a Will now pay
the nrcmliers Of Congress thcr per diem When be
for. wa; The credit the Government of The I. ). re
ducet H. 40 low an eba2 Not during the war,
alter H. when wc owed Two hu'a'ed millions oil debt
Blu, no = with al The ua5urd ned and unlnPafsn Ia
culties 81 rich country wi:! vast means, nns''an
cd as vel ygth heavy - the want OF energy
! pronpiutc and skill, in p-c.ent tnancefs, aud
lie wan, Of Confidence concr BY capitalists VINO
have power 10 prov,de hus d ways aud means,
that SIX millions of s,x rer cent cE les IN Their hanoS
deaf, aad public credit las per ID Glo5t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-15

ST LEDGER the tall hfohrr - Ne Lance, Okelet, So
; stand al David lI.-' s'anle Spring, III the
III .lhemarlc miles Norm OF Charlottesville w I. y
ice - t6-2iWfw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-15

- SS0TTON-Thr 60 Partnership Of Ro J. \. q. Boyd
- this dsy dissolved BY mutual consent All persons nav
ing Claims against the VIII present them 10 = " htu
far aymeu, and an those indebted respectfully requested ~
come early neni 10 ne same, a he !
ROBERT ]. BOYD,
January J., I-ia ARMlSTEaD &. BOYD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-15

nAylD rlLE BY imported rye out Of The dam Q! Chafa
IL 'arcr viii make his al Halifax CcutUGfA
Virginia the Of the suhscter The sef1
and other particulars viii b. published ~ due
ROBERT /. PALMER
LIN 1i-M.I.I.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-15
Making

And leaving 4 deficit Of
To winch add tile sam recommended to
he kept IN the Treasury 10 meet any
emergencies Of Tie public service,
VIZ:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-15
OFFICIAL
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
y and ,rith Tie africe and consent Of the Senate

PosTN.srERs.
James K. Gibson, at Abingdon, Virginia
BENJAMIN W. Hale, q, Nc@burypoi, Massachusetts
Jacob Robbins, al Lowell, Massachusetts
William c. Bcardscy, al Auburn, New YORK
James Cochrane, at Oswcgo, New York
a,drao. Palmer At Toledo OHIO,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-15

NEGRO HIRING, &cl shall continue u hue ont S'rynf.
" rrndscc and collect Debts. this city and thu adloim
ins counties, including ;h- town u Petersburg.
ROBERT I'LL.
Office on Gross See, By Bel IorTr.
Richmond. Dec. 9th, ISL t!-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-15
CHE ip NI'~It'

TIL. largest collection Of Music Offered foY sl' Il
Stale may he selected from, 4, The If the ,ncih
enabled sell at the Philadelphia and New lok "t
and retail prices.
Thos. purchasing 10 sell aaain VIII he furnished l,ts
term, than they ind clseHhsre ia the STAT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-15

,LASSIC ~ S,iiuDl. The nat session of ms scl@l
~ The III o lrhr!aS n"N, ahi continue hvr Wo
In addition the usual ranches II IN English Education
taught those i"r qualify ns youth Tor entering
lree The University ~, tan Re j. 81 Baaf;, &c
be furnished Is tie subscriber q 81 month NoujtlfA
residence about miles y. T. Of Charlotte vile ~
healthy agreeable nrieboTh"d. removed from place =
sipa;ian Having frequently published testimonials from
welt known, a. e. qualifications sn sucr,'.
teacher shall always ready 10 show i.cm crr;s
desiring who wishes palronisc M. school Schua' *
come from Charlottesville horseback, and Will hase IT,
trunks brought out.
Letters directed 10 me- Charlottesville" AhomaFl", W..
viii u- promptly attended Ia. IEORG. civ.
Jan. :. lsi1. .i-Nth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-15

I EWIS NIL. coLiEcroR GLNkka A.rrr hehno"a,
IL Ia attends Hiring Negroes, Renting ont Houses Collect
Ing Claims in Richmond and hr adacen, counties anu attends
Caroline County Courts
7,nas-for hiring and bonding :! per cent 10 charge
made Tor colIcctn. iiir same. y. ~,
ONE Orer tse s,ore Il 10. ~ Rs'clIs, m
D.c tG-3ln
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-15
From DR.. Joka r. Gqr'dn4.

From IDr. John r. GgT'dnf.
take great pleasure IN expressing my high e-i!Hi'
qualifications of Miss Ann g. Forbes, Teach' "a
and nnrrnttins attention 10 the pupil. under hef
Milton F,male Seminary cr the Ia, Two YEAR, ~
the laIticla. notice Of the patrons II the school ~
acquaintance with the junior and senior hranenrs %
cation, united with her Jndicous ;! item 9; M, -,
tiun the Dpros M as wei a. lhr stcs
pupils. With The progress Of my own hue daugi,s
NOR an srniifed. and in sheer justice 10 "
and intrinsic worth of highly deserving lady
der her this testimonial OF N. esteem ana y ! mi
signed I1hH =
Milton, y. c., October 2fh 'F'l
l. ,Lrrr yenrs m. rrncipai IL the Female Aeaas :.
rlacc During par, II that time wa :e,idfn'
family vl,h Miss l. 'ruly LAY, consider =. ~,
I'D n in,,r,r, in all tile bran he's usually iarsA
do,,rs Of lie hughes, grade. IT. aud aitehuo"
she viii be found indefaiieah'e = n uATSsa
Signed -. an. Nst->
Milton, October 2lh, lS.l
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