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CHANCERY, Virginis-In Pi,tsyiy anis
County Court, Aug 20, 1911.
John Meese, Pr,
Aedinsf
Charles Green, mn.
The defendant not having entered his apDear.
ance and given security according to the act of
Assembly and the rules of this Court, and il an
pear'ng to tue satisfaction Of the Court that he
IS not an inhabitant of this state ON notion of
the plaintiff, by counsel, II is or4e,ed, That the
ss'd defendant DO appear here on the third Mon
day in November next. and ans wer the pIaintjT;s
bill, and that copy Of this order be f,rlbwitb
Inserted in some one of the newspapers pub
l'shed IN the City ofRchmond for eight weeks
snccess'vely, and posted at the front door Of
the Court house OF the said county.
Cop. Teste,
ELDRED RAWLINGS, D. c.
Aug. 81. w8sg
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Aug.27.

NOTICE-In consequence of the Pesiten-
tisry having reduced the price of their
NAILS one cent in the pound, with ss avowed
intention to beat down all its competitors
therefore give notice that have also fallen
one cent in the pound, of all my nails sold for
cash, in order that the difference between the
price 1T my md their nails may be the
same as formerly-And therefore trust shall
have continuance of my customers and pub
lies favors.
ARCHIBALD MCCALL.
Richmond, Sept. Is. w2m
TN CHANCERY. Louisa County Al :,
Il Court, 1911
Shirley Tisdale, Prf
against
John Tisdale, Nicholas johnson, and Samuel
henson; Def'fs.
The defendant John Tisdale not having en-
tered his appearance and given security &C
cording to the act of assembly and the rule
of this court and it appearing the satisfaction
of the court, that he is not inhabitant of this
state: Therefore, on the motion of the plaintiff
by VIM G. Poindexter, his attorney, IL is ordered.
and decreed by the Court, That he appear here
on the second Monday in November next and
file a sufficient answer to the plaintiffs bill -
and that copy of this order be forthwith nser
ted in the Enquirer, q newspaper printed in the
City of Richmond, for eight weeks successiveIv.
and that another copy be posted at the front
door of the Court house OF this county on some
court day. -.
II Coay.--1este, ~. -.
NICHOLAS ] POINDEXTER, y. G.
SentenhG.
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WASHIWG row 7.4vEm.y.
ANNA BYRD.
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Aug. 80.

~ ~ Il Wv 4 II v r. XIV
HE Partnership of ODEN 4 MOORE was
L dissolved, this day, by mutual consent, ard
the uncxpired term of the lease, has been trans.
ferred TO = "''
CURTIS r. MOORE,
VINO alone is authorised TO receive the debts
due to the late concern of Cden 6. Moore
He begs leave 10 assure his friends and the
public IN general, that every attention shall be d.,
voted to render the Establishment ar reeabIe 10
Travellers and others VINO may favor him with
their custom
Private apartments, suitable for the recent.
on OF isniihes travelling, and as convenient and
agreeable any IN this city, separate from, III
part OF the establishment devoted to public en-.
tertalnment, can always be furnished.
Thrty-fve members of the next State I,eeis.
latusSr can be comfortably accommodated, on
application to
The Public's friend and Servant.
Aug. 90. wSm
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TO BRIcKL ArERs AND cdRprxrng -
Aug.31.

ME Committee appointed by "the Sub.
scri0ers tor erecting Church on Shock
oe HUI VIII receive proposals for furnishing
materials aud executing the Dr,ckyors M
Plastering-and tor the Carpenters work. paint.
ing and materials, until the 18th day Of Octo-
Der next.
The Building will (probably) be sixtt by nine.
" Feet and thirty feet high from foundation 20
TIE eves--three bricks thick to the Water table
40 and a nan TO The Gallery floor, and two
bricks thence to the top Of the wsll--the brieks
to be ala hard aid faced with q stock Brick.
Proposals may be LOGGED witG lanes Smith
who VIII furnish farther information to those
dIspOsed u contract.
sept. II. A,
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THE SUBSCRIBER
o. NOR RIS.
w4wT

HAVING purchased of Messr, p,IoL 2.
y y Tredway, of Manchester, their nitro stocL
OF Goods, amounting TO about & 1000. consist.
ing of general assor ment of Dry Goods and
Hardware, offers them by wholesale at reduced
prices for cash or OH short credit
TOSI4H ROBSoM.
Manchester, Sept g. ,gl,w
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COLE DIGGES.
sc
LIND EOR SALR

NE Subscriber wishes to sell the tepe.
ment On which he lives, containing abont
,Scveniy 'cFes OF Land, on which is good dwell
ing house, corn house, and'thc necessary out
houses tor the accommodation of a ANAL e..
y. It's agood stand for Pin ysIcian, la wver
Merchant, Mechanic or Public house. Wing i'm :,
msd'steiy on public road, and wi, hin a onsrter
Of nile Of buckingham Courthouse. Ts,..,s
81 Sale-Onc third ofthe purchase money ,,;Ii
t oe required IN SIX months, and the balance in
I9e,n snhusl nstalments, to be secured BY
security. 'o'"'
.oa % r. ELDRIDcE, jr.
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L41fBS RIVER L.4ND FOR S.9LE

LINES RIVER L.4yND FOR S9LE
{ fARTER'S FERRY, and the land adjoin
~ iag' containing o40 Acres, 90 of which ia
prime Low Grounds, perfectly reclaimed. On
tins plantation the buildings are comfortable /;
with fouses convenient for the planter and far.
mer. Also 469 Acres, within two miles of
which Tobacco land is standing in heavy tim
ber--boih tracts abound with fine water. and
from experience, believe it to be as healthy
as any spotin Virginia. 1t is thought unneces
sary to give a minute description Of this bro
Per'y, It IS so generally known----It certainly
possesses advantages which few plantations on
the river do---siiusted opposite Gainesville.
where every kind OF produce can be sold, the
advantage of one oftne most public ferries on
the river above the falls, and two acres of rich
Low Grounds, on the opposite side of the river.
with dwelling house, and granary, fixed for q
grocery, which is bringing money to the hands
OF the proprietor every day-by application to
tue proprietor, who resides OF the premises, par
ucular pains will be take to shew the pronertv
aud the terms made known.
JOHN WOODSON.
September IS. avg
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he subscriber, wishes 10 sell ms Houses
a and Lot 10 the City of Richmond. (unon
Shocke hlti,) at present in the occupancy al
Capt. Heory ). Shore; this Lot may be divi
ded so as to suit purchasers, and possession civ.
en- on the LIST day of January next, at which time
small part Of the purchase money will be re
CURED, credit tor the second payment will be
gwen, until the ist day of Sept 1912, and the
balance WI ne required on the LIST day of Sep.
ing the shove valuable property, apply to Mr.
George r. Digges, al Mr.. Kings Store, in
Richmond, or to the Subscriber IN Hanover coun.
y.
Aug 50. &c
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JOHN HASTLNGS.

URSERYMAN, Gardener, Scotsman ann
~ Florist, has for sale, 4fpie, Peach PIu,nG-
Neefdvine, ApTieOt, and Che,ry-frees Of The 49,,
al" @ anu az ~" u, n0uriSbing condition.
oVV'eoe''y r"a nrra"t bushes, with n1-
rars 80 Vi SHRUBS aud plants of the most
Catalogues Of the above NAV h. coo, -
,gh1 -. - ~" = FO1IER'S, Richmond
cen,I,.s.'' "u 70 any orders lett with them.
,hs;r Gr.p'sas WHO are desirous OF furnishing
orr.,,;, i' OF gardens with the best kinds
ne The NV good opportunity OF donG SO,
IT. FL son"s season. promises to be favor .
Orders should be forwarded bv fbe fire, IS
Nov to Messrs FitzwhylsonD & Iolier
Sept. 10. .
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TIE SUES CRyREp

AVlNG removed to th, House lately y,
cupied by Mr. Bsniamin Johnson. nes,
the Bason, tenders his services to the pubic :.
Commission Merchant: consigners NAV rest as
sured OF my best attention to their interest. dis
patch and punctualiiy.
o. NORRIS.
SSP'' o' w4vH
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ROARDlNG HOUSE IN WILLIAMS
~ BURG-The Subscriber reading in the
City of Williamsburg, continues to furnish
board, lodging, washing and entertainment. on
reasonable terms, for Ladies, Gentlemen, Bows
and Girls, by the year, qaGrt.r, month or soyter
Period-Her house is large and CONNECTIONS
and she hopes, by the goodness of accommods.
tons, and assiduous endsavors to please. n
give general satisfaction, and merit the pa,ron.
age of the public.
Aug. 80. So
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n oTtCE.-Al those who have claims ar.
4 ganst the estate of Joseph Scott, decd.
, ute sequestea TO make them known, and an
those that are indebted to tie said esta,p: ei-.
thsr by bond, note or open account, are irlorm.
ca that SUITS will be commenced unless SD edv
settlements are made
WIN SCOTT,
Executor of sSfOseph Scott, dec'z.
~. b. Major Archibald Denholm IS t.,,,,
empowered BY me, to transact all business Ia
.ne estate OF Joseph Scott, deceased) in nv alb,
WIN. SCOTT,
On Executor Of SosspA ScOsr, dee'a.
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II Cos,y--Teste, ~
NlcHoLAsJ PoINDExTER. .. G.
September 49, Wv
MO UNT PROSPECT FOR SAL E.
a GREEABLY to the last Will and I,esta

MO UNIT PROSPECT FOR SALE.
a GREEABLY to the last Will and resta-
= n ment OF the late John Roane, will be sold
on the premises, to the highes, bidder, on Fri
DAY the 9th Sept. next, (if fair, otherwise the
next fair day. that valuable tract of Land, ly-
ing on the Rsppahsnnock river in the county of
Mtddiesex, called and known by the name of
Mount Frospect-This tract of land; contain.
soout ore thousand acres and will be sold toge.
ther, or IN parcels to suit the purchasers 1t is
deemed unnecessary to give any farther de
scription of this land thsn that the bull dings are
good, convenient and IN good repair; and that
1t a6ounds in the finest iish, oysters and wild
fowL-Ihe terms of sale, will be one third of
the purchase money 10 be paid on the 1st OF
January ensuing, one third in twelve months
from that time and the other third in eighteen
months q deed ottrust will be required on
secure the payment by
GEORGE HEALY.S Ex'o,s. Of
JOHN ROANE, Decd
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RENT-A large fre-rroof LUMBER
4 HOUSE, near the pasin--Apaig to
R1dNTiG, EfLKINS
Sept. II. If
Sept. II.

a Chancery District Court, held in vii
\ iiamsburg the Cd day OF November. 1910.
Daniel, Clasco, John, Billy, Jenny, Juddy.
Saiy' Frankly, Moses, Patty, NIilly, Suckey.
Molly, Philis, Sam, Suckey, Patsy, h1illy, Eve
Fanny Amy, Adam, winney and Prince.
P.'gs-
Matthew Whiting; mr..
Fer reasons appearing, the court doth recn,.
mtto Master Commissioner Cowner. the 70
port made by him under the order of tha 7n,I.
October, 1909, the executors OF James Brovne
late sheriff OF Norfolk county, and the deten>
daut, by their counsel, consenting that the &C.
counts in the said order mentioned, taken before
the SAID commissioned, shall be us valid "a ift.
Ken before more than one person, and the said
commissioner having advertised in the Enou-
rer Tor three weeks successively, the time and
place appointed, is directed to re settle the said
accounts, and TO take the testimony of the par
ues, and IS instructed to allow only at the rate
OF fifteen dollars per annum for the msin,ananc.
OF each OF the slaves, while they we've in nos
session of the said James Browne. to reor,,,.
reasonable proof OF the cloa,hes actusilv fur
mshed them by the said James Browne. and n,
make adequate allowance for the same aa,n;t
ting the payment made by the County Conr.
OF Norfolk as a credit. The manner II se;,,;n-
he interest by charging interest on credit, ct
well as debt, is wholly rejected and the credr
after the discharge OF the interest due. is al
rected TO be taken out of the principal. The
SAID commissioner is aise directed to charge IN !,
terest on the anHasl balances due, commepcin-
twelve months after the payment. made hv ths.
County Court OF Norfolk, shall have been s,,so,
ved, ana TO report his proceedings to the Cosr+.
Wtn any matters specially stated, thought per-
tinent by himself, or required by the par,ies
II Cohy. -Ieste,
EDMUND CHRISTIAN. C.
September l3.
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Il
NIRcIN.A .-At Superior Court of
Chancery holden at the Cspitol in the
City of Richmond on the eleventh day of June,
1870.
saml. G. Faun,lercy surviving Ex'or. of Moore
Faunsleroy, Plt's
Against
John Walker Tomlin, admir-. &c. Of Walker
Toml,n. decd. Judith Lit.lepsgc Jones, late Ju.
dith L'ttlepsge Tomlin and Williamson p Jones
her husband and John Walker Tomlin and Ro.
bert Chlorine Tomlih, which said Judith, John
and Robert Tomln are children OF the said
Walker romlin, bartholomew McCarty and e.
Fzabeth his wife, Tarpley McCarty SUI viving
husband of Csthsrine McCarty, decd. James
). McLesn and Alpha his wife, Moore Fsun-
leroy Toml,n and Alfred Beale surviving hus-
band Of the late Sussnnah Beale decd. which
said El!z beth McC3riy, Alpha Mclean aud
Moore Fauntleroy Tomlin are the surviving
children of Robert Tomlin and Susannah his
wife deed. and which Catharne McCarty and
Sisannah Beala, decd were also the children
of Robert romin and Susannah his wife, which
said Robt was an Tx ecusor & which said Susan.
nah was daughter, devisee and legatee of
Moore Faunteroy, decd. and which said Bar
tholomew McCarty is ex'or. or admir-. of Ro
bert Tomiin. deed. Derr
This cause in which the amended Bill and
Bill OF revivor hath been taken Tor confessed
sgsinst several Defendants, and in which the
Bills are now taken for confessed against James
s. Mclean and Alpha his wife who are out of
this country and sgsins. whom the plaintiff ap-
pears 10 have proceeded in the mode prescrib-
ed by law in such cases. was this day heard on
the Bills, answer of Walker Tomlin and Judith
Littleoage TomiU,, John Walker Tomln, Ro-
bert Chlorine Tcrhlin ard Thomas Fauntleroy
remn infants BY the said Walker Tnrnln their
Guardian to the original Bill, tbejont and sepa-
rate answers OF Bartholomew Nice arty, and E.
iizsbsth his wife, Tarpley Mccarty surviving
husband Of Catha.ine McCsrty deed. Moore
Fauntleroy Tom'in and Alfred Beale, Surviving
husband of the late Susannah Besle decd. TO
the other ELL aud the proceedings in the suit re.
viewed and was argued by Counsel; On consi.
Iteration whereof the Court doth refer the ac-
counts between the parties In the suit to one of
ITS Commissioners 20 De by him examined, sta
ted, settled and to the Court reported, with Sny
matters specially stated, thought pertinent Nv
himself or required by the parties to be SO sta
ted.
Copy. Teste.
WM. w. tENING, G. C.
Comn,iss oner's Office. Rich-2
mond, Sept 4, 1871.
Ire parties concerned Rre desired TO take no.
tice. that lave appointed Thursday the 29th
day of Octooer next, Cor carrying into effect The
pre- :eding order of Court, on which day their az
tendance is required at my Office, with all their
papers, accounts and vouchers, ready for exac,
ination and settlement
WIN. FORESTER. NC
sept ~, w8w
NJ OTlCE.-AH persons having claim, a
Y gainst the Estate of Mnton Collins, dec.
are requested to exhibit tbem for adjustment,
and those indebted will please to make mme
diate payment to ;.,.t
RIGID. DENNY,
m Acting executor.
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September Is.

The parties in this cause, are desired TO take
notice, that l have appointed Saturday the 9Th
Gay y o, neMt MONTH I'm, October for acting upon,
and executing the foregoing order, when thew
are desired to meet a, my office ON the J.v :,
foresaid, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
JOHN COWpER, M. c.
Master Commissioners')
S, 1911
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Nj OTICE--A peuuon viii b, n-cec,1-,, =
L the Courts of Heurico and Chester6eld -
October Court of said Counties, for the nnr-
pose = raising the rates OF ferriage at Wood
sons ferry. Oou'
Henr'co, Sept. 10. ,yA,
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NOTICE.
CASH given for South. Carolina Rank No.s..
" ata discount-App,yt to
JOHN ALCOCK,
July &c. ''S'''" 1a .x,s
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-, ANIHON1' STREET.
Hanover County, Sept 6. tda

Tx SALE and Transportation, FIVE likely
l. Young Negro Men, now confined in ,hs.
Penltentiary-A Among whom are one good Hos,-
Ter, one BrickmouIder and one good house Ser.
want.
Sept. 10 &c
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a PALUABLE TRAcT OF LAND Fop.
"A SALE-WJl positively be sold at nubl;s..
auction on Tuesday the first day of Oct. next ;,
IT fair, if no the first fair day thereafter, at the
late residence OF Capt. Joseph Thompson. de-
on the South Anna River, in the county OF .o,,.
'sa Tract OF Land, containing agreeable -.
itte survey, $50 acres. 1t is Dart Of The,
tract on which the said Thompson lived.
IL ~ within one and a half miles of Mr.. Ed
ward Garland's Merchant and Saw mill on the
said river. '-'''' u" ''As-
ihere IS about one fourth cleared the balance.
IS IN woods and abounds with plenty of gooJ
umber-The soil is well adapfed to the crI,"rs.
OF ooscco, Corn and Wheat, &C. and is water.
ed by creek running through it and has on II
several excellent springs ofgood water--It is
valuable for its fertility of soil, healthiness nj
situation and good society--This tract laws ad-
joining lands that will very probably be or sale.
IN lew years, which will enable the burcboser
20 get a tract of, from eigh, hundred to one.
thousand acres. The land will be shewn IN a.
ny person disposed 10 purchase by appIica,,on r.,
Col Undertake or Mr. David Richardson bott,
OF whom 1--we near it. The terms of sale w;lI he
accommodating to the purchaser and will be
made known on the day of sale, or sooner # an
p,'ca'ioh rs made to the subscriber, living near
New Castle. "'"b "e"e
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Aug. 80.
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Both Houses of the Imperial Parliament
have been occupied almost exclusively. from
the las, day of Dec. to the fifth day of Jam
aacy, iii discussing certain resolutions N he
subj ct of Regency. in consequence of the
kings incapacity to exercise the royal func.
tons. The papers are filed with animated
debates thereon.
Exchequer made the following propositions
which were also substantially made in the
Upper House, VIZ
l. That for the purpose of providing for the
exercise of the royal authority during the con
tauance OF bis majcsty's illness in SUI OH manner
and to such extent as the present circumst ,nc es
and the urgent concerns of the nation appear to
require, 1t is expedient that his ROYAL i,rbness
the Prince of Wales, being resident within the
realm, shall be empowered ia exercise and adj.
minister the royal authority, according to the
laws and constitution OF Great Britain in the
name, and on the behalf of hs majesty, lni I'M
der the style and title of Regent Of the kingao,,.
and to use, execute and perform, IN the name
and On the behalf ofhis majesty, all authorities.
prerogatives, acts Of government, and admins.
tration OF the same, that belong to the king Of
thus realm to use, execute, and perform, accord
ing to the laws thereof, subject to such Enitsti.
ons and exceptions as shall be provided" On
this question, and an amendment, whether the re
| should or should not be restrictions the house
majority ID. On a division in the House OF
Lords on this question there was a majority OF
3agaiHst ministers.
That it rs the opinion of this committee
! that for time to be lin ted, the power so To be
given TO his royal hghness the Prince of Wales
shall not extend to the granting OF any rank or
dignity of the peerage of the realm to anv oer.
son whatsoever, except such person or persons
rs shall perform some singular naval or military
achievement" On division there spueared
for the motion 226. against it 21O, majority 10
In the Lords, on this motion, ministers had =
majority of6, including Lord Grenyille
3. "That 1t is the opinion oGthis committee.
that, for time to be limited, the said power
shall not extend to the granting of any Office
| whatever in reversIon, or TO tie granting of any
oifi;e, salary orpension for any term than d,i.
ring his majesty pleasure except such Offices
. are by law required TO be granted tor life or
during good behavior" For this restriction
there appeared 23S, against it 2l4, MAJORITY
| ~
4. lhs' it Is the opinion of this COMMITTEES
that such parts of his m jestys private properly
are not vested in trustees shall be vested
tu,tees for the benefit OF his msjesty." Agree
10 without division 20 both houses,
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IN SENATE.

FEBRUARY IL.
MIR. Giles introduced bill m addition
TO m aci, entitled All act to amend the
,5udic,aI system Of the Um cd States" as fol-
lows
Z" BE IL enacted, &c That during the term
OF the Snpfen'e Court Of tho y. s. commenc
ing on tue is, Monday of bruary ms, the
sad court snail be holden by the Justices
thereof IS any three of them Provided,
that IN case only three Judges he present
the SAID court shall net have power to heat
Or dc crmine any case wIthou. TIE CONSENT
he parties or their Counsel except IN ~
br usnt before the Court from he Circuit
c b., .9 the District of Columbis"
Ire bill was iwice read and referred TO
MsssrS Bayard, Giles and Clay.
TIE bin for The relief OF David Porter :;
the Ill o e&te"d the right of sufi age in
iho In ann territory and he bill to rs
TabIl.h Inc District Of Memphramagog. Os-
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wegatche and of the White Mountains, were

wegatche and OF the White Mountains, were
sew RI r. al =, second time.
The bill making urther pr',is,on tor the
corps OF Engineers was read a third time &
pa>sed-Ye = 10. NAYS 10.
BANK OF THE U. STATES.
The hili fol- ex,snd,ng the charter of the
Stnk I the U. States was taken up.
Mr. anderson moved to strike out the
fhrst section Of the bill with view to try
the principle.
After an interchange of remarks between
Messrs- Crawford, Smith and Anderson on
he propriety of he advocates or opponents
OF he bill commencing the debate,
Mr.. Crawford sp. he for two hours in sup
port of the bill.
When he concluded, the further conside.
ration OF the bill was postponed till to-mor
row-Ayes 20 r
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WAsHINoToN, February rs
THE SUPREME COURT.

n majority OF all the judges being Be.
CURED by law to the formation of the ,,.rt.
winch is dissolved for the current term, 1r.
less that number shall appear vi.hi, ttn
days three judges emily having attended,
viz; Judges Marshall. Washlngton and ~
vIngston, the court was yesterday disco sed.
according 10 law.
u will be seen by the Congressiona pro,
ceed'ngs that It was proposed by '.c Sc
nate, but refused by the House, 70 Jas.
law enabling three judges to hold 8 courr
FOR Certain purposes.
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WASHINGTON, FEB

ONS Il co. j
Every member OF ;ne Senate f he IT, 81,
IS present at his pos--a circumstan e which
has very rarely occurred