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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07
ALBEMARLE LAND F0R SALE

ALBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE.
~ siriue of decree Of the Circuit Superior
- Court of Albemarle county, pronounced on
tue lcth day of October 1914, in the case of Ap-
!mg, guardian, &c, rs. Darnielle "a a., shall
proceed on Friday, the 9Th day of December next,
TAR il not the mex. fair day. 10 offeI for sale on
ne PREMISES in said county, the Tract of Land
called Enfield, wherein Mrs Sarah w. Darnielle
low resides, and which was devised to her and
seF children, bv her father, the late Ben JOHN
>'n decd. The said land contains between 500
ana vo acres, about one half of which is cleared
nl, he resi- is in woods, well supplied with excel
-" inter. II lies exceedingly well both for cul-
"Sa.on and imProveinent-and is only about
II miles from the town of Scottsyille. on
~ James nver and Kanawha Canal The land
= som-hishly improveable-an particularly
S1pea 70 the culture OF Tobacco and corn. The
,s, Tor family residence is particularly de-
- being scarcely surpassed BY any in
- uouy, Tor health, neaness TO market, and So
~ oh!y about SO will be required in
~, . ~ ue!Iay the expenses of the sale, &C.: on
rs 'shaihder OF The purchase money, a credit Of
~ :" ana ihree Years will be given-lhe pur-
Iaa5 si'ins good personal security and Trust
IN ~ lae and. The land will be shown al any
iiSiAy m Scousviile.
4A6sIlN y. APPLING, Commissioner.
- poSTPONEMENT.-The above sale is
nov 1se uhti TUESDAY, the l4th day of January
~ ! lar, il not the next fair dav.
n.o . AUSTIN NJ. APPLING,
- Gus Commissioner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07

L,iFTY NEGROES, STOCK, corn, &c
j. VIII be sold, Oh WEDNESDAY, The Slh
January next, al the Farm called Fort Hill, near
Lawrenceville, Brunswick county, Va, belong
ing TO the Estate OF Robert B. Stark deceased, 80
or so valuable Negroes, OF both sexes 5 OF Coo
barrels Corn, large stock OF Sheep, Horses, Cat
tie, Hogs, Farming Utensils, &c
bic Negroes will be hired out for 1915. Sale and
Hiring will be continued from day 10 day until
concluded.
Terms for the Negroe-Cash. For Stock,
Corn, and other articles, made known at SALE
Dec. l3-ctds G. B. COOK, Executor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEGRO HIRING

THE subscriber offers his services TO his
i friends and the public, TO hire out their ne
groes, and would advise lhemlo send their negroes
in as early as possible.
He will use his best endeavors TO obtain good
homes and good prices. He will always be found
at tue Bell Tavern.
Those OF the patrons of Robert Hill & Brother
who wish the subscriber to hire out their negroes
for the ensuing year, would do best to inform him
as early as practicable n. B. HILL.
Dec 5-cSdf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07

Direct (posi paid) Lodore p. o., A" ella CO.
VIM. H. HARRISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07

WE wish TO employ teacher Immediately
w qualified to give instruction in Latin, Greek
Mathematics and English and French also would
be desirable, to take charge of a small school,
Address ms. stating terms, at Buckingham CT
Hnnse WIN. P. MOSELY,
Ai tn. NJ BONBURANT,
Der 3O-cw3w CIR. MOSELf.
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NEGRO HIRING.

TINE subscriber again offers his services to the
i public in this branch OF his business, as the
time for hiring out is near al hand His en-
deavor will be TO give that attention which the in
terests OF the owners require, in sickness espec-
ally He still continues the collection of debts of
every description, renting out houses, &c. Mr.
Richard G. Tunstall, who has for several years
been associated with him. will assist him in his
business. RICHARD HILL, in.
Dec 3-d&ctl0thJan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07
CONCORD ACADEMY

TIME next session oil this Institution viii COM
i mence The LIST OF Frebuary, and terminate The
Both OF November following. 1t is located in
Caroline county, Virginia, abou, forty miles
north OF Richmond and three miles from the
Richmond and fredericksburg Rail Road, in a
situation retired and healthy, and offering as few
temptations 10 vice as any in the Stale.
The course of instruction comprises The Ian
glia.es and sclencicS generally and is designed
10 prepare Students thoroughly for Colleges and
Universities. The Students OF Ancient Langua-
ses are arranged in Two classes junior and senior
and are instructed by daily projections and cxa-
limitations. They are also exercised reeularlyin
converting Grcekand Latin into English, and En-
glsh into Greek and Latin. In connection with
Ancient Languages are taught Ancient Geogra-
phy and Ancient History.
The Mathematical course is extensive, COM
prisng Arithmetic, Algebra Geometry, Plane
TrisonoInelrv, Spherical Trigonomelry, with its
application u Nautical Astronomy, and the Diff
ierental and Integral Calculus.
The course OF Natural Philosophy comprises
Mechanics, carbohydrates, Pneumatics, Acous-
tics, Electricity and Galvanism Optics and As
tronomy.
The course of Moral Philosophy comprises
Belle Lcltrcs, Rhetoric Ethics and Political
Economy
The price OF Board and Tuition, including
Washing Bedding and Fuel, is 5000 500
payable the first of FEBRUARY, 500 The first Of
July.
Forlhe character Of The Institution, and The ef-
fciency of his mode Of instruction the subscriber
refers TO the gentlemen whose names are given
below, and TO the annexed testimonials Of the
Professors Of the University OF Virginia and OF
William and Mary College.
Parents and Guardians who may wish to place
their sons and wards al this Seminary, are re-
qucsied 10 direct their letters 10 Concord Acade-
my, Caroline County, Va, addressed 10 the sub
scriber.
FREDERICK WIN. COLEMAN, A. NJ,
President.
Hon. John Y. Mason Secretary Oft Nary
Dr. f. p. Scott Speaker OF the Senate of Nir-
ynia.
Thomas J. Randolph, Esq. Albcmare
Col Mordeca Cook. Portsmouth.
Robert C. Slanard, Esq, Richmond.
VIM. Ii. Harrison, Esq. Prince George.
Rober; NJ. t. Hunter, ESQ.,. Essex.
William II. Tayloc, ESD. Mount Airy.
Richard Baylor ESQ., Essex.
Col. VIM. Armis,cad,' Alabama.
Right Rev. Nicholas Cobbs u. D., Bishop OF
Alabama.
Hon. Thomas II. Bayly, NJ. c.
Judge Daniel Coleman, Alabama.
William r. Johnson, Esq. Petersburg.
James A. Seldom, Esq., Richmond.
William Gibbons ESQ., New Jersey.
Gen. Bernard Peyton,. Richmond
.Genllemen who either have had, or who at
present have, sons or wards members Of the In
slution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07

. TEACHER WANTED.-Any gentleman
\ wiling 10 take charge Of small School,
=. .,om i 10 20 scholars, at a moderate salary,
i, .rs<en, wear, who can produce satisfactory
.,,,;n6nial> Of character, and qualifications for
.,,cT,og Ihe English, Latin, and Greek Lansua-
49, ,;; find j, 10 his interest 10 confer with the
-n,,,,;Se, "a tie subject, either personally, orhy
-, forthwith. Any communication addressed
..m, !, Surry Court House, postage paid, will
h p-omp,ly attended TO.
: JOHN E. NICHOLSON.
S,rry Court House January 7-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07

CLASSICAL SCHOOI~-Thc next session
Ooi my School AT Col BowcockS 5, 9 miles North
east of Charlottesville, will begin on The 22i Of
January next, and continue 10 months, with one
months vacation in summer. All the branches
will be taught, that are usually taught in The
schools and academies OF The State.
Testimonials OF my success in teaching having
been already before the public, will only stale,
that will use my best efforts 10 bring my scho-
lars forward with rapility and accuracy. Tuition
fee ;sil per month.
Board, &c, will be furnished b. me or Col. Bow
cock at Sc. per month GEORGE CLlFE.
ChaTloues:.illc Dcccmhcr3 81 cWfw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07
NEGRO HIRING

NEGRO HIRING.
THE subscriber, thankful for the liberal patro-
i mage heretofore bestowed on him, again Of
fers his services 10 his country friends and the CT
tizens Of Richmond, as Agent for the hiring out
OF Negroes Tor the ensuing wear.
GEO. w. TOLER,
Agent and Collector, Isles Row.
n B. Every exerlion will be used to procure
good homes for the servants placed in my hands
and my personal attention given in case Of their
sickness during the year.
GEO. w. TOLEE, Agent, SC.
Richmond, Dec. 2, 1914.
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William s. Mary College

The excellent preparation and subsequent sue
cess of several young gentlemen who received
their elementary education al Mr. Colemah's
school, and who came aterwaTdso this College,
justify me in expressing the opinion that the
school is one Of 4 very high order.
RIO. SAUNDERS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07

N-OTlCE.-l intend 10 leave for the South
\ about the last of this week; shall 60 directly
!. South Alabama, and shall probably visit New
q, cans. and the States OF Tennessee and Ohio
l~t.r return. As l 80 on business Of my own,
>35alG be pleased to attend TO any business for
e.ba.s which may be confdcl 10 my care.
III. %, JNO. NJ. GREGORY.
X Tie Wing will please copy three times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07
LOTTERIES.

HOYTS OFFlCE.-Hoyt and the Goddess
Ii of Fortune are smiling on every body
Nos. II % IL sold and the cash paid 10 gen
tleInan from The country; and "a 2S 81 paid 10
citizen on Saturday. $4,000 costs but So TO-
day.
Besides the following we receive drawings dai-
ly. Price tickets from 81 10 $40; capitals from
$4,000 to $4,000.
BRILLIANT LOTTERIES FOR JANUARY
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. ,, for 1915 To
be drawn al Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday, ia
nuary IL, 1915 Grand Capitals: $4,000, 10000,
5000, 5000 1000, 1920, 80 prizes OF |, 800 so
OF 500, 50 of 400, &c, &C., Tickets $40, halves
j, quarers2 80 Certificates of Packages OF 26
whole Tickets $3.50, Of 26hali IS, Of 26 quarters
80 So
Alexandria Lottery, Class 3, for l8i5: To be
drawn in Alexandria, ID. c., ON Saturday. ia
nuary lSh lSi5 Is drawn ballots Splendid
Scheme: 100000 10000 5000, 1000, 3,iOO
$500, 1000, 500, 10 of 900 10 of 500, 10 Of
900, &C., SC. Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters
, SO. Certificates OF Packages Of % whole Tic
keis $780, halves 60; quarters 80.
Mammoth.
10000 Dollars so prizes Of 900 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 4, for 1915, TO be
Of January, 1915. Brilliant Prizes: splendid
prize OF $50 900, 1000 5000, 6O0a 5000, 2,4l5,
so prizes Of 1000 so Of 500, 50 of 300, $50 OF
200, &c., &c. Tickets isl2; halves 6; quarters 5;
eishhs l SO. Certificates OF packages Of PC
whole Tickets $lG0; halves 80 quarters 40;
eighlhs 20.
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates
OF Packages in the above splendid Lotteries, will
receive the most promp, attention, and an account
of each drawing sent Immediately after it is
over 10 all who order from D. NJ. HOYT,
Dec 81 Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07

TTRACT or LAND FOR SAL.i:--For
l. sale, privately, on moderate terms, a small
tract Of highly improved land, consisting 81 about
10 acres, lying in Cumberland ccuhiY. > n!'.ct
below the Courthouse. on The stage rocd c. ding
from Richmond 10 Lynchbury. On this tract i
con"enient dwelling house cohtoin:ng four
rooms below and ,wo above stairs, viii q dining
room in the cellar: aud a sCla! house ~ ere side
Of The yard, containing Two rooms, formerly rset
as school house; also, the usual out-hou>es, such
as kitchen, meai-house corr honse $. bie. -.
The neighborhrd is thickly settled ard very
.ooi. The advantages OF this place max" il 2 t.
srabc location .or a mechanic, teacher, or q
professional gentleman Persons desiring iufifer
information. will address Edward s. Brown,
Smithvile, Powhatan County. Dec 20-cuiws
TRUST SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
III Mr Comfy al CteAcyfcM.
DY virtue Of decd Of trust from hlrer Ro-
ID binson which bears date on The - Ii day OF
November. 1912, and was duly admitted 10 record
in The County Cont OF Chesterfield on ne l9Ih
OF The same month and which was made for he
purpose ofsecuTng 10 Charles p Gooda ol nc
county 81 Hanover the paymen. Of Tic s3m 81
1896 21 with legal interest thereon from he
9Th day Of September in the year Ie39-the IN
designed will sell hy public auclion 10 The hish-
est bidder, Tor cash, at The Ss0se 81 wilkins Hall.
in The County Of Chesterfield, on TUESDAY,
the 4th day Of February next, al The hour Of II
o'clock precisely, FOUR TRACTS OF LAND.
which are conveyed in said decd Of trust, and in
il are described in The following terms, viz:
Tie first called Newby'sP containing 400 acres
be the same more or less. The second called
"Clarkes," containing 325 acres, be lie same
more Or less The third called "Baueh's" con-
tanning 300 acres, be the same more or les. And
the fourth called "Giil's,' containing l57 acres,
be the same moie or less
Ii the l;h day Of February should he bai
day the sale will he made at the same place aid
hour, and on The same terms, the hist fair day
thereafter We believe the title 10 the propcrv
to be perfect; but selling as trustees Ne .hall
make no warrants. JAMES LYONS, ! Tfus-
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
INSTRTCTION

NOCtAL AaND IND ~ " w ~
INSTRUCTION.
MIR. VANDEN-BERG respectfully announ-
ltl ces 10 the citizens of Richmond and lis 81
cinity that he is a. present permanently located
with his family in this city, and that he is pre-
pared to give instruction on the Piano Forte, and
in singing, 10 all those who may favor him with
their patronage. He also informs the ladies and
gentlemen residing in the country. that he is will
ling to go and teach at their residences, if any
should desire ii.
Mr.. V. has been the Professor of Music al the
Female Seminary in Warrenton, North Caro-
lima, for the last three years. The reader will
find certificate Of his capabiity below, from the
Principal Of the Institution:
Mr Theodore H. Yanden-B Berg has taught in
the Warrenton Female Seminary for the lasl
three years, OF which am the Principal. Du.
ring this time. he has sustained good moral
character, and discharged his duties as teacher
in a manner highly creditable 10 himself and
very acceptable both 10 his employer and his pu-
nils. He'is seldom equalled as performer, and
has always been prompt and faithful in the dis
charge Of all his duties He is one OF the most
successful music teachers with whom have ever
been acquainted. y. 4. GRA YES,
"Warrenion, Dec. 8, 1914 Principal"
Reference to VIM L. Hamilton and A. n.
Noting ofthis city.
Orders left at r. MorSes' or Nash and Wood
houses Music stores will be promptly attended To-.
January 4-dlm-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
.orY..apKET-J,n4 4.

SrW YORK MARkET-Jan' =.
~" ,rs-There is little doing IN ms mar,
BSs ,y.,.rn ffoul is dull at 81 6si; k,cn nun
t. " At : 50 Alexandria, 4 o. 'o'
~ NJ, Ives nom 40 10 80 els. ;.,;rv .nd
~ To-day there was la, .t nnr;;,n 10
IoF,I am hales were sold, the greater po'''o" y
sperier>; M ,.. are made, as wanted, at So 6u
liza. .snmon ma and good qualities Of North river
'als. ss-ohio prime pork we quote at s.
rscv'siSSSsn i mes do a, 9a5 9 sly No
Ing doing II ss casks are dull at q ,r s,sm
WMssk y. prison barrels we quote ~i'n0u'
,sl,>, a. aso c's-
~, !, Bosom. jan l.-Molassess-7
i.''. .,,,y crop 80 hhls., 81: c's.-.oo DDS -
oea, Sa !, al, a, els per gal all mos ;,
',, .t''nr~Sew Orleans hhds, q 4G - sars -
,anI,s limos. Havana brown, w poAe''
A. PEI NJ Mes 20 bills 9osi eger Dol, ca cas- d
po'smS,N New. 10 bags, II lbs eaen ~ :,
bneN W., "rash--io. do, p hi bois, ! = FL
s 81 P sa,s-o Do 20 Or d. O. cts per ''''s
sa r,a,.,o,-ohio supcrlne. III Sbls' 5 % per DOL
cash
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07

ENGLlS II AMI t1SiiooiS'
Al Inc Bruascick Mineral Springs Bf3nsrick,
Virginia.
TIME exercises of Instruction will be resumed
| again on the 18th Of January, lSl5-lhe ilrSt
session commencing. on inc 18th Of January and
ending on the 18th Of June; thc second session
commencing on the first OF July and ending OH
The LAT of November. There being short sus-
nension of studies from the fifteenth Of June 10
tbe FIRST OF July, CATER public examination,) The
SIMMER vacation being shortened with the view
10 give 10 Students the advantage of The Springs
in The sickly season Of the months OF August and
September
In the English course will be taught those sub
iec,s which are commonly taught IN public ana
private Schools, The higher and minor branches
of English, including the most useful branches
Of Mathematics, Algebra, surveying IriSono-
merry, Mensuration, Philosophy, &c
In The Classical course will be taught properly
and systematically the various Classical Authors,
Latin and Greek.
The accommodations at the Springs, pleasant
walks and the retired situation, present TO Stu
dents many advantages for study. The i1orini-
tories being suitably prepared with comfortable
nriys,e rooms TO accommodate two or four students
ass occasion NAV require. The situation is ex-
ecedingly healthy, restoring TO health Inc deiicaic
and sickly. The strictesl attention VIII be Paiu
to The morals and habits of the students, anu MS
nnrpmilted exerlions will be used 10 advance and
promote the interest OF his pupils in public and
private; and from the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended 10 him, and his success IN teaching,
trusts TO merit a continuance OF Inc patronage
ot his friends and the public, not unaware oil Tue
duties Of the School room, however arduous and
responsible. \ lri-weekly stage from Beilcld,
nassiuc by the premises, will afford TO Students
. n EASY conveyance 10 the Springs.
Terms rs heretofore:
Board. nhc fare gool,) per session of FIVE months,
Students furnishing ;heir Lights, $50 w
For The Classics, PER session., II ~
For the higher English branches, Algebra, a.
&c. = "
For the higher English branches, (Mathcma- =
tics, excepled,) IL IL az az
For Tie Elementary branches per session, 10 %
Dec. 20-cw4w JOdN ). GhEud.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07

DIGGEP'S PRIZE OFFlCE-Drawing Of
i The Posomoke River Lottery, Glass No. 3:
is 80 81 IS - II rs 81 50 Ga l6 20.
Ticket, Nos. Is 81 81, still another Capital,
sold and paid BY Bigger
Drawing 0. the Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Glass %
10000 Dollars 10000 Dollars.
Drawing OF a fine Lottery comes to hand by
Wednesdays mail! Capitals: $4,000, 10000
1900. > 500, $500, l.40l, 2of 1900, Of l,lOO OF
l. 900. Of 900, OF 500 OF 200, of 600, 100 prizes
o: 500, $500 lowest No. prize,) &c. sc. &c
Nos. 10 drawn ballots. Tickets S5-for sale by
,!.e package or single ticket by
THOMAS B. BIGGER,
I'm -, Managers Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07

CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
TEITE School at Long Creek, Louisa, will be
l. continued the ensuing year, under the super
ncndcncc ofthe subscriber. The Greek, Latin,
French and English Languages, will be taught,
together with Mathematics Geography, Arith-
mclic, &c. The price for board, tuition wash
ing and lodging, will be 81 per month. The
School will commence on Monday. the 20th OF
January. 1915. WIN. Q. /. NELSON.
Long Creek, I.onisa Co., Nov. clalli
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~, ,ag',n,-obio superine, III DDS , . p 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07

TN CHANCERY.-ViR5 Al a Court hell
1 for Accomack coan,y, al The Cont Hcusc
thereof on Monday, HE 18th day Of Oclo!iss.
1911:
John B. Ailworih, James J. Ailworih, and En-
mnnd r. Allen, merchants and partners trading
under the firm and style Of Alwonl> < Allen,
Plaintiffs
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-12-19
TO DelfnnuentS,

There is large amount owing 10 % Cor
Subscription, Advertising and Job Work,
every dollar Of which we have earned BY
the sweat Of our broW.-Jusiieo 70 ourSelf.
our family, and our creditors, demands that
We should use every means in our power %
collect chat which e justly oar due. We
have need, urgent need Tor every cent that
is owing % Us, and ore must Be paid Our
Agent will soon call upon our debtors and
we trust that they will meet our demands
promptly. Otherwise we shall be compelled,
hover Reluctantly, % seek lhs aid o. tie law.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-12-19

Through the Poliienoss Of Captain LINN
the accommodating commander Of The Wa
bash Valley, We have obtained copy Of the
Presidents Message. Issued BY the New
Orleans TrOPic and the leila. Owing TO ID
great length, we cannos present. cur readers
this week with more than those Passage'
which treat Of the most interesting and ex,
citing topics. Next week we shall lay before
them the whole Of this important document
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-09-23

JERSEY LADIES LYNcHING WIDowER.-
The Mt holly Herald relates in pleasing
manner the progressed a widower OF lis neigh
borhood in love making. The gay widower
il would seeHI, divided his affections about e
qually between three young ladies' oil his
neighborhood, and was not little puzzled TO
make achoice between them. He concluded,
however. 10 unbosom himsellto the one whom
chance might first place within his reach
Having heen married twice before, lie had
not SO much as dreamed OF a rebuff. This,
however, he received from the frsi, and met
with no better success from the other two, TO
whom successfully he rendered his heart and
hand. The sequel we give in the language
of the Herald, He was almost frantic with
rape. and in order 10 salvc over his mortified
pride. circulated stor les about the young la
dies which did not rebound very much 10 their
credit
As soon as they heard of this ungallant
mode of taking revenge, they held council
ofwar, and determined 10 punish him IN such
q manner as to make an example oil hun ior
his want of proper manly feeling and chival-
~. They accordingly armed themselves
with large tough hlrches, and seeing the gen
tleman passing along the road, sailed forth
upon him and assdiIed him with such vigol
that he was unable TO make any resistance
They scored his back well and but for the in
Isricrence ola gentleman, who was attracted
by his erie of distress, would not have lett an
inch OF skin on his whole body. The last we
heard of our hero, he was going the rounds oil
the neighborhood exposing his laccrated back
in the hope OF exciting the symPalhlcs oil the
community. and threatening 10 bring the mat
tex before Court
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-09-23

Making pr cent for the year. Said per cent
age TO be cast on the original amount of prem
ium note without reference 10 any endorsement,
to he paid to the TreaSrera his Office, in Mont
peler, on or before the fifteenth day of October,
1915, being the day OF the Annual meeting OF said
company.
As usual, a list of persons insured in the sever
towns, with the amount of assessment dne from
each Tepresentatively, will lie forwarded 10 the
Representatives elect to the Legislature, by
whom money can can be sent. Members OF the
Company should recollect this opportunity, as 1t
affords 10 all cheap, safe and convenient way
by which money for their insurance can be tras-
mitted; and it is expected that each Member Of
the company, from whom assessment are due,
will improve the opportunity thus offered. TIE
ASSESSMENTS AXE DUE IN OCTOBER, and, in or
der TO meet the liabilities of the company, must
be paid in promtly Such as neglect TO forward
their money when due. referred 10 the 9Th sec. of
actof incorporation, (Which will be found attach
ed to their policies for the consequences of such
neglect. The Treasurer is instructed by the Di-
reciors in all cases, where it becomes necessary
for the collection of of assessments 10 bring suits,
to enforce the collection ofIhe whole notc, agreeG
bic to the provisions off the act above cited.
There have been allowed the past year one hun
dred andnine losses, amounting to Sss:32, 996SS.
J. L. THURSTON, Treasurer.
Insurance Office, Montpelier, August ID, 1915.