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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-03

* ELECT SCtOoI-The School heretofore conducted hy Nh
- James Bowie this place. will be orrued on Monday the
18th instant under the superintendent OF air. L. T. Wheeler,
gentleman educated AT Princeton College.
, Wheeler highly recommended by o the FIRST
standing, gentleman, christian and fletcher.
The Of instruction viii embrace all The branches taught
the Academies including the higher branches OF Malle-
1era-For board lodging and Washing $50 perscssion Of
w d. TAYLOR.
T,y,orsyil. Hanover SEM il-r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-03

CaRD.-DEETISTRY, the branch of Medical Science,
which Dr. Peasants has made his special object of Practice
E3- Once-in Bv.hrrs Row.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-03

SToUNG LADIES SEMINARY. Cn,RioTrE Coutr House.,
Va, Fer. .NiCN7EL OSBORNE, frne'Pa'-Ihe Winter
Tuesday, the 10Th day OF january, ana
clos. on the frs, day of June. 49,.
Music taught hitherto, and instruction WIN DC
gwen ~ Vocal be afforded
Principal would h. pleased 10 receive into his own family
Young Ladies whore department, and moral aud
religious culture, faithful would be paid r. himself
aad nrs. Osborne.
Teams the same a in the Sumner with additional charge
cr day scholars, and IS 20 boarding scholars
Charlotte e. H., Va, Dec. -, ie2 'u-'t-
<,nII-Npr,v HOTEL The Pyoprcto- 'blishmcnt
\ r,turp ti,rir grateful liberal
s,rro.ar. .-h,cn i,s hec, e,tepa 'ily soil
= from flIr pubic general. enu' OF
-c late H7c'1yiah Bro
III. los. If n, ion to
20 gcus'al" ion
Sc.
= ac comfort Of
LOST OF many Of the sup
IS: January will be reduced
81 25
so
IS
~ h.y so
.trtr,E December 3Ist. 1879 -l-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-03

rg'INSLEY9iLl.E FEMALE BOARDING SCll0OI"-The un
designed her School under the charge
her accomplished Tutor WHO hes rendered such general sas
regards her instruction in Literature, also tie moral
scholars; ard the pToprress VIII
add that nothing her shall he wanting tor the attainment
latter requisites The situation Is noted for iS health ahd
naiehboTood is Tor It's intelligence aud morality
The by the Canal Three times week rem Eoon
renders convenient for In the lower country
Though place miles the Canal yet tan Away
my carriage il readiness, which shall lso be Tor Ia. use of
clolars Cl:c, Of which there three cnn;;euous
besides held regularly appointment a; house
7rmSFor tie scholastic year Of 10 months, SOo, 10 cohl-
nentc ish January; month (Junel vacation.
| n. L. Direct. Flies Pos, Oice, Goocliand county, Va.
| ELIZA r. RGYSTER.
| Ter 90 C1-aaw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-03
County, to leit:
a Justice of the Peace for sail Count;, IL

County, 10 ut:
!, a Justice Of the Peace for sail County, 10
hereby certify, that
who ha executed the above Power Of Attorney personally
appeared before and oath Stock which
vote propose6 10 b- given, Is bnna hde'
and the : held By Of any
eonved signed wade the provisions Of Tie
Establishing regulations FOR the incorporation of anas
passed tie ,2d March, II II.
Given unier my hand, this day Of Isl
Ills own prorerry--or the property Of h;s ward
ntcsitc'- estate running .hc
bona tide held ly HIN duly record
ed vii deed trns for other naming
the PERSONS ard deed.
Nov - 57-2awtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-03

The undersigned, the request of j. A. Pcasan,' NJ OF
this city, having Of Artificial Teeth made hy him, for
lady II HIGH standing express belief that they very
pccc. s NJ ms art that they cannot be supased either
aay their resemblance TO nature, or supplying the want
q! the natural teeth
Lady TOR wh"n they made and whom We have seen
wearing them highly pleased both with their
natural appearances and the with which they 1T
n. BURTON, ". y.
TIL. NELSON, ". ID.
z. A. CARRINCTON, NJ. d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-03

Letter from Dr. X. Mitchell. Professor Of the Jefferson
Medical College, Philadelphia Doctors Nelson and WATSON OF
Richmond:
Gent.emrnI take much pleasure in introducing To your &c.
Dr. James A. Peasants who has lately rtnrGcd
from France 10 which rolnry e complete the know
ledge NJ Dentistry p-vou.y acquired by long study and practice
may safely recommended Dentist Of great
know ledge SKIN science wc versed in the theory well
practice, his md unqsliunaby entitled |" pubic
confidence AMI gentlemen, yours, respectfully,
J. X. MITCHELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-03

h1LSDS GREEN FEMALE SEMINARY The School hereto.
- fore conducted AT E!on Green, in Caroline, by the late Mrs
lah Taliaeo, VIII nc continued the ensuing under the
Mr. and Mrs Tod, commencing the 18th Of January
terminating the 18th of December following, allowing The
Of Augu,, vacation The present Pncrrt,ess Miss
Lsa Webh viii continue give instruction in all the hIanch
esf IN English iducation. together with Freac. ard Music.
nyrs-For Board and Tuition in English branches per session
| CT u months, pay able half in advance, Slcn
| Catts, towels, &C, ,
| Frm3, ~
| aIue and use Of Piano, 80
y. 3lNo deduction made cseep; in ofsicsnrss.
JOHN Il. TOD.
Nov II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-03

! ah'S RIVER LANDS FOR SafE-Tse Lands James
fef' err distance above Richmond well known az The
'ety OF iis isic Joan W@ham which recently offered
o. anc se by tic snhscth,rs not having been sold, still
errons Wishing 20 purchase the Of sale
- "iPaeatloa 10 either Of the subscribers.
D.. W. LEIGH. nj Richmond,
WM. +. WICKHAM,
Near Tn!!oisyle, Hanover county.
1s-oawE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-03

g. E9:RN HALL. AND CENTREEfl.IE FOR SAf.E.-ilnv
- Kentucky, o:cr 10: sale
F, Hail. lying Severn and III thn county 81
Gon acres, all low grounds There 90
bushels q Shea and ~ Of Barley seeded the farm The I'M
provem.n,s the exception of tie dw cling which needs
slight tpairs, and Of e most superior ordei-
The society the negorhood of Severn Hall is equal any
in Virginia. Vessels load within fifty yards of the barn.
also ohermy Farm c-nlrevile, upon which now reside,
lying Easuver and in Matthew'S county, for sae Centre
vile of land The improvements good,
and the dwaine luge, story and finely but brick
house The N.,,r Mil ,- Farm. The Norfolk packet
leaves he CGticv,c wiar every week. The ne.iboI cd
health, rsnce, &c. az ve render Of lie
desirable ~ in Matthew's For reference. apply H.
Taylor If lie nae, IL. Nicholson, and Mr. Augustine Robin
son. of tie ilou. Of Delegates.
MARY +. SHEPARD.
Dec 80 G7-2awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-03

VALUABLE JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR sALE.-I offer
for NY Fam in Powatan coEy, lying James river,
/ tie city Of Richmond, oionng the lands Of VIM
Tutu, nr L. " Register George ". Porter ana fhos ar-
containing acres which so James
grounds 30 hi-li aaf, stat" cultivation,
8. wood land, cgna rio"ih and heavily timber
t',t-., ct seeded land this
~ bui!lucs " GOO! dwelling house with six
aai necessary Tor terms. Apply
Tie premises, o T. II. Dickinson, Richmnnd Va
THOS. 4. HARRIS
y g.. plat of tho land ;nay be seen NJ my oiiire
Dec - ts-oaw6 r.. II DICKINSON
zero HIRING The suh'cfaer again offers bic services 20
the pubic This branch his business "a tie 'ie for ir-
Ing Ont X hand. His edayor i'll he 10 give that at!rn-
tia''F.
" SIN continues attend the collection Of debts Of every
''a1iif'ion rrnt:e n;,. touses &c
~ s''hat g. iuusa FOR several years been asso'
''s'0e y nh Lia, W.! assis. him &. his business.
RICHARD HILL, In,
Office over the Enquirer Office,
~. Main street, corner below the Banks
D"e. 10 Ca Isl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-03

U3EMALE sCHooI-The subscriber, having engaged Miss
Sarah Toc accomplished lady from Philadelphia M an
family ladies' who win be instructed IN all the use
mi and of finished female education
s Toe was selected and engaged for the by
Rev. Dr. John Ludlow and the Rev. Dr. Mcknight OF fia'e
min who furnish the unquestonable testimony her
raj as well intellectual WORTH and recommend Ter young
lady qualified In every respect "a an insiructrrs
The school will open lOt January, lS3 aud close
Of December with vacation during tie month oil
August.
ters the number of pupils will be limited 10 IL
Terms-suo boar and tuition in all any Of the English
branches, including bed, washing, fuel, lights &C. ,o
Music with the ure of the Piano, Is
Painting and Drawing, u
Ornamental Work, >
The location Immediately the stage road from Tappala-
mock Richmond twelve miles from the former and h'rys
from the latter pacetc neighborood agreeable and gente
and the situation remarkable for its eahness In The event o.
sickness however, every attention will be bestowed WIN ar
aIy he rendered
of 90 $40 dcsahe-one half of The resi-
year
As Teacher engaged for scholastic year. hig.
PRICE and the number pupils limited Wal he received
70. less time than 10 months. JEFFERSON MINOR
References are made 10 the Rev John P MrCa Rev. Philip
White and John w Dew Of King Queen; Mr. Robert Pollard
and Dr. A. liawes OF King vliam Mr. Nohone H. sutton and
Col Ro. g. Cobin Of Caroline SIR VIA Il! TayOe of Richmond
county -
Midway, Esscx county, Va, sept &c, lsi2 f2-,lOI
HUMANITY HALL AcaDEMY-qhe exercises of his School
will lie resumed Monday, the 10TH January and viii close
Ike 10th November. s making term of tell oEis-no
vacaion The for Tuition Board, Washing Lodging, &C
duc.on OF 20 annum will he made on all sans pare
previous that day. In this SEMINARY will he taught every sud
ordinary business life Those disposed Interested
this School referred to Robert lubad Esq member oi 'e
twenty years may have aay Time concerned in this
''"'' "''''''' '''' '''''''' ELiJai G. IiASEs
Dec g Ga-;lJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-03

Opinion IF Judge p. J.. Dasiel-deircred in The Cir
Gull Court 81 the United States, (or me Eastern Dis
trct Of iirgnia, al Richmond at TIE .Ncrsm5er Term,
1872
' rs. IN BANKRUPTCY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-03

we as TIC yoium:aous Dscd OF
Trus, ~ cnsNell plbnsy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09
The most highly approved Med

cine noio IN general use for Coughs, Cold, O,i /
all diseases ofMe Lungs.
THE VrcrrABLn PuLaoSARr BALsAm i, believe
he the most popular medicine ever known ia Amr.I
ior Coughs, Colds Asthsma o Phihisic, Con,unp
"hoopog Cough and pulmonary affections Of evsp
Erh acts from Certificates
Df Samuel Merrill of Concord, n II. writes ihit Ia i
satisfied the Vegetable Pulmonary BaIsnm il ,,a,a
medicine having boon used with complete succe e.. in ,,w
which had previously resisted the approx ed presses
tions. r'T
DIR. Truman Abel OF Lempstsr N II writes that h, ts,
IDENTITY recommends its use in all complaints of the th,s
equal u not superior to any medicine within his tnovr
Dr Amory Hunting Of franklin, Mass whites, h,l,s
having prescribed the usual remedies without relief ~
having consulted with several emincn mt pbysicsns h. IN
found the Vegetable Pulmonary Basam TO have III. dean
erect and recommends il as safe convenient and ssa
cious medicine.
Dr. Thomas Brown OF ConcordsN. II writes, that h
knowledge II has never disappointed the reasonable era,
tatlons OF those who have used it.
Inc pnbic are particularly cautioned against the m,r
counterleits or limitations which have paTtia, Or VIZ
assumed the name Of the genuine srtiele.
VI he assured that IL Ia not genuine unless one or .a
Of the signatures of SAMPSON REtDor WV Joss CIR
Ter, are found attached TO the yellow label on
volope IAN labels Of and after the date Of Dec 1889
have the written signature Of WIN Jon'n Cutler Pt,pir
by REED, WING a. CUTLER, (lats Low L. R.t
Wholesale Druggists, 81 Chatham street. Boston end vi
by JAS. GREEN & co, Worcester, and BY Drsrtf
Apothecsri"s, and County Acrch,sis gsaer,y. Pa
~ eehth' ns+ u
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09
10000 Acres of Land for Sale.

Y>iE undersigned offer for sale thirty thousand
= acres Of Land, situated in the counties Of Gen.
esee, LaPeer Shiawasse, Saginaw and Macomb.
ne Isnd which we now offer for sale consists Of
heavy timbered land, such as Beach, Mamie. H,eko.
ry' B1iferHuf, dc DC; also OAK Openings, all OF
which comprises the most choice locations in the
state being niersPerced with pure and rapid streams
Of water.
Also, 25o0 acres of Pine land, situated on Flint
RIVER together with sereral ehgiJie Wafer Pririle-
geJ.
Our terms are such that the inducement offered
70 settlers Is sdyan,sgeous-ih lime for purchase
money being from one TO Ten years.
we are disposed TO give three acres Of land and
The FIRST crop FOR clearing and fencing one
Several improved farms for sale or lease.
Application made 20 the Undersigned at Flint.
Genes,e county, Michigan; will receive prompt al.
leniion. &c WaLEIE DEwrY,
THo's l.. l.. BRESr
Flint, Feb "a, 1898 1918
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09
LOTION, LoTioN.-DR EVANS BEAUTIFYlN
LOTION

HIGHLY esteemed for curing all eruption
coarsness, and pimples on the face, neck or hare
and eifeelually cleaning the complexion and rem
ing all diseases NJ the skin.
Nothing contributes so much 10 our general o.
cess IN life, as an engaging first appearance. -
Loilon rs admired most fragrant, mid, "
wash and greatly esteemed for iis virtues in eleis
ing so'tenlng and purifying the skin Of all eUPl'a
so Injurious 10 female beauty, and restoring u " ;
high degree Of purity.
A beautiful and heallhful complexion is The Pr
OF all who possess il, and the envy OF those "b''
deprived Off.
4 good appearance is the best recommendsN-
and as the Beauifying Lotion purfes the skh' y
removes all Plmples, Blo,ches Tan, Sunbufh' y
hedness' and produces beautiful hue, II isleh W
cosmetic lady should use at her toilet u,
Gentlemen VIII also find this delightful fsu.
to remove all Roughness, Pimples, Rins"V'LJ
spots, Richness, Soreness Of the face and nose >.
every KIND OF eruption on tie surface oiih ~.
BODY II Is particularly recommended to genI'na
10 be used after shaving, as il will prevent me 49,
wise certain effect Of all common soap, IN i''l''
NE beard prenalurely grey 20 4
For sale wholesale and and retail, by fo,1e
Dicinson sole PROJECTORS, successors 10 = ,
cock d Co, III Geueses street Utica - -,
Rutland by James Pnrier; in CasIlelon n 49,,
son IN Pntsford by Strong & Buck IN DIV
~ Warren q blns 10 y "'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09

We find in an old paper the following sngula;
result OF an experiment in planting wheat The a
mount OF yield is truly wonderiul-andwe presume
has seldom been eqaalled. even under the mos, ad-
vantageous circumstances in these degenerate days:
A curious experiment peH north the notice and al
ient,on Of epery }avrserin Amevtca. Joseph Cooper
esquire. OF New Jersey, planted in his garden, IA
grains Of whsa, tina, were broueh, from the Cape OF
Good Hope, in the ship Empress OF China, Capt.
John Green, in i7s5-seven grains Of which were
lost by some accident, the produce OF the remaining
grams, he sowed in the fail 1856, the same time
and in the same field, that he sowed his common
wheat, bu, carefully KEEP, them apart, by which er.
perimen, he found tina; the Cape wheat came 10 per
lection a, leas, ten days earlier than the wheat OF
this county and It's quality to excel anything Of the
sort introduced amongst us. After threshng he
measured IL, and found one bushel and five Fights
ola bushel which weighed 100 IA pounds avoirdu.
poise weight, which is something more than sixty.
fouI pounds seven ounces per bushel. One thou
sand grains Of wheat taken promiscuously (wiihou
packing the lsrgesD weighed thirty three penny
weights Troy; from which rate we find the whole
quantity 10 amount to SLABS grains and the nun
Der eonisined IN a bushsl, Winchester measure, 10
contain SIS, ll6 grains increase slmos, beyont
conception.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09

SEED CoRS-1he following method Of pre-.
paring corn for seed, has been pursued, with uni.
form success, Tor several years. to prevent. its de
sraeilon after being planted, by fowls, birds OF
oVec hogs
Take one bushel Of shelled corn in a basket.
ana immerse II IN water, 50 no, as scarcely to en-.
dlre the hand IN II-the corn to remain in the
water until thoroughly warmed rinse on, the
basket with the corn to dam haze then ready
some suitable vessels in which 10 pour It. and pit
thereon pint OF tar, well warmed. stirring Il i'm.
Inesiiaiey nn,il each grain is coated with the tar
which will easily b. accomplished while the
whole IL warm hen have IL 10 Of eoppela.
gtouad OF hn,ly pulyerized, thrown upon IL,
tarFod corn an yell Stirred then ify the uhol,
BY mixing slaca - lime, ashes, plaster or gypsum
Herewith, when II Is ready 10 plant
has coating Of tar oopperss, lime, SC is ex
eeeaingiy unpleasaHi 10 the taste which Is N,
cause Of rs beng free from depreciation. and il,
uapleas.niness vail no' Be affected by The molaur,
u The ground
have k'R what has been leh after plar,iog
Tor o. weeks, and then used n Tor renl,ut,oe
and 4 would Tegfiale well bu, no, so Quickly
have also thrown what has beeu In Iro,r
p'annng, of,hs prepared com, uh,r, pigs ami
ioWs had ifec aeeas 10 H. without their csiiny +,
gram. i looks very dark aud ussiqhlly in a.
Pearsnss, b., u nevertheless comes up ami CIV,
vel
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09
Rutland, May Is

w r the subscribers being appointed by the Hon.
W Probate Court for the district of Fairhayen
commissioners TO receive, exEnine and adjust all
claims and demands of all PERSONS agains, the estate
of
Lemaei Ransom, late Of CasiirtOn,
in said district deco sed insolyen, md
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto, and six months from the 9Th day April,
inst being allowed BY said court for that purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice that we will at.
lend TO The business Of our said appointment a, the
ise dwelling house OF the deceased in Casteton, on
the FIRST Tuesday of June and the last Tuesday of
September next. from O'Clock a. m. until O'Clock
p. IN on each Of said DAYS
SAMUEL CHgEvER, AzARrAH GRlswoLp, Com'rs.
CssIleion, April 81, Ie43 1920
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09
The Universal Medicine Of Life

W BHhNDkETlfS FILLS be said be "IId
Universal Medicine OF Life they cleanse amp puff, ls
blood, strengthen and invgo,ate the nerves and ,,cu.
perecting OF digestion by which avoid melancholy
prevent the creation Of those hunours 10 which Nc ~,
EryslPelas, Scurvey. Govt. and those sliny d.c, s
which the Stone and Gtnvel is formed withia u.
IL now well understood that the Brandreth Pill. hu
the first physicians had them ,ond ali nn
means OF relief II is only known that the In,l
reth Pis DO cvRE, hut it is also Understood now ur
cure; That IS by their purifying effect the blood th,
restore the body TO health.
The value Of this medicine is becoming more and mo,
manifest, IL recommended from family to family II,
bandfeth rus remove in an almost mpe be mahhu
all noxious aecumulaons and purify and invigorst. u,
blood and their good effect. not councrba by
inconvenience Being composed entirely of Vegetables
do not expose those who use them 10 dagger and
fects are certain they salutary They are ds I'd
safety administered 10 infancy youth m1nhood and tl
age and 10 women In the most critic nd delicate
stances. They do not disturb choke the animal st
tons but restore their order and establish their heath
me I,,shJIeth Pills are sold at % cents per boz
Biandretbs New England Office.
10 HANOVER STREET 10
Only place in BOSTON for tho THuE PILLs
has upon ii THREE COPY,RIGHT LABELS
That each label has two signatures Of Dr. Bsni,pa
Brandreth upon it,
And there be upon each box three .xns,urs. n.
Ii. BRANDRETil, NJ. ID.
An three signatures, thus
BENJAMIN BRANDRETH
iiesldes the labels full Of small printing done !. 10
NIX there being the labels neay three hundred ipi,a
ions oil BENJAMIN Brandretb's Pills
AGEN1S for mas Slate IN Rutland County .
Rutland, i. MILTON, Orwell, A. l.. Csthn,
RIPLEY Bailey Pswiet, WIN Sheldon L
brandon, Ira Button. Pitsiord, Henry Smond,
o Waren bliss, Poultney, A. Bliss,
clarendon, o. a. Boilard James q. RobMfir
Hitchcock a. Morgan Shrewsbury John Buc mus
'astieton, Hodges &iiawkihs Sudbury, Ira Bingham,
r. Jtmieson. I'Iinmouth, N. W. Save
uttingsyille, brown Dow Wslhngford, :. To~Es'f
Danny, s. a.. ~ J. Smith, Laphnm ysikZ f
Enoeh + Rogers. Wells, Allen Grover
fhfhasen, a ~ Z. Allen, Westhaven, u. ArmsI'ci
Mddieto~n, 5. &. Bruce. r. Smith
Orwell w. Chipman a. Co. Whitehall, NY Day 5N.er
Those AGENTS are likewise gu pplied with
BRANDRETH'S EXTERNAL REMEDY,
which 10 pronounced by those who he ~ made trial
A Boon 10 The Human Race. 62l'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-09

District Of Fairhaven, IS Dthat at a Probate
Court holden at Casteton within and for said dis
trct on tho 9TH day of April, A. d. 1913,
Present, A. Warner, Judge
An instrument in writing purporting 10 be the
last VIII and testament OF David Goodrich, late of
Wells in said district deceased being presented
to said court by Orren Goodrich, one Of the cxecu-
tors therein named. for probate;
1t is ordered by the court that notice thereof be
given to all persons concerned, to appear at a ses-
sion Of said court TO be holden at the probate Office
in Casleton, on the Sd day Of May next to contest
the probate of said will, by publishing this order
three weeks successfully previous to said time of
hearing, in the Rutland Herald, a newspaper print
ed in Rutland,
A true copy Of record,
1919 Attest, B. F. LANGDoN, Register.