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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-17

VlhGlNIA-At rules held in The clerks office of H., 80
I gerio[ court Of ebaneery for the Richmond district he
William B. Clarke, chusaiu Clarke and oustayus carc.
d0o;n5 Plaintiff,
Savage, '' george
RS iiiac..,.. III. -. Dcftnddnfs.7
Inc defendant Victor Wauhop having entered his an
Peace anu gwen security according TO the act of Assemble
a Tue rules OF thus court and il appearing by sassctnf
evidence that he Is not inhabtant Of this Country n -
Ta@sa Iat Tie said defendant do appear here ON the fri
u OF ue next term and the bill of the plaintiffs
ana that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city Of Rchmond for two or
the said city. " VIC N"pi'Ob III
~, a copy-Teste, WM W. HENING, G. c.
'"y 80 2O-wgw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-17

- "'''I y .7IVIaII, DfTtlHnmts.
ueieh"nt John ocroggus, having entered his an
pearanee and given security accornr 10 lie art Of ae
anu we ru'es OF his court-and appearing the sau
action o the court that he is an iniihat of This cor
monwca!th motion the plaintiffs: Inv Their c'nss :,
Is oaerd That the said defendant John scroggns do ar
pear here on e fourth MCnday September 1ey and x,
swe The bi OF the plaintiffs thai copy OF his orler
oe IA inserted in Of the spapers printed in The
city OF Richmond Tor eight succesi,,S aud nos@d
at me front doyf Of thc courthouse This county
Acopy--Tc,tc, MICHAEL ROBERTS, r. O. H. r
49, 22-w8ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-17

United States Court, Fifth Circ,otaad Y,,giais
District, june Is, 1874.
M n Scott executor of John Leslie, deceosed,l
anu Ia norman stewart Piamt.5:,
Archibald Robertson and William Black Jun SURVIVING
executors OF William Brown deceased, and Others, :
A., DgendanfI. :
Isabella Black late the Wife Of Agnew Black the cider :
Sonn Wallace and Marion his wife, William Dogie and =
ne YOUNGER, and Walter Dun, executor Of John Ora :
1s%n,t Plaintiff, 2
James Scott executor of John Leslie, deceased md
h n leslie and Jane Leslie, devees the said
'o"' Lesshe' deceased, Defendants.
EXTRACT FROM THE DECREE.
And the Court doth further direct that ono of the
DO state an account Of the whole the said
John real and personal and report the TO the
court with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent
enquire hat dcbs due by the said estate and To en
PIE nun 10 ascertain the same, that he advertise twice
newspapers printed i'm the city Richmond for creditors 10
'O'"e II" anu prove rove Their claims before him
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
r, Richmond, 7h Month (Jufy) i7th, ie2l
me parties interested are desired take notice. that
nave appointed the nth day of October to commence
the accounts directed in foregoing order of the court on
Office city with e necessary dosumeps enS
,ne creditors Of John Leslie required in and
prov ne claims before Office, within three months
July II. 2o-2et AMOS LADD, NC
United States Court, Fifth Circuit and Virginia
,,,uo,, a., Dstret-Jane lara, 1921.
Il gomerie, Robert Spier, Robert Fauld Alexander ;
Kerr, Thomas White, and David Wark, Plauti6s, .
James Scott, executor of John LESLIE deceased who
Others DsSnSo,,a N \
~ Extract from the decree Of the Court.
ana the said commissioner Amos Laddl ordered TO
@ ana report to the court Of the Debts any,
sun que from the said Robert Craig his estate and TO
enable nm TO ascertain the he directed 10 advertise
twice week for three months successfully for creditors TO
come IN and prove their claims before him.h
coW-feste, r. JEFFRIES Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Richmond, 9Th month (June) Is, 1921.
10 the aioTegoing order of the Court NOTICE
ih..bf GIVEN, to all persons having claims against
ne ae hobet Craig, or his estate, and prove the
same before me- at office, in this city, within three
from the date hereof that they may be reported
" i 1nu curt ON AMOS LADD NJ. c..
9u"- -. 1i--2Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-17
s Smith, trustee Of Daniel Muse,

Mary uordon and Elizabeth Gordon beresses and devil
e9a OF John doron dec and Isaac HayDe Defsndnnts
49, us Gy came the plaintiff, by his counsel and filed his
@ ana the defendants Mary Gordon and Elizabeth Gordon
np having entered their appearance given secuity
corning 10 the act Of Assembly and rules of This rourt
ana u appearing 10 the court by satisfactory evidence tt
rey are not inhabitants of this country 1T rs ORDERFD
u IN october next give such security, answer the bin
~ e pan ana that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted In the Richmond Enquirer for two nonths
ana another copy posted at the front OF the court
mouse OF this county And the motion of the pa;n ne
fpfhr Deereed aud Ordered That the sheriff on ths can,,
attach aud take into his custody the Massy MARY ~
vd Jarvis Norris, Leach and child Nice Peter HEINZ L.
ton Charles Turk, and Bincr in the plaintiffs bin meno
co. aud hold the subject the future order of The
Oo , De Ii ot IN tns cause copy-Teste,
July ~. 22-w8w$ n RATES r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-17

tuiNiA: Alta Superior Court of Chanccry Held AT tL,
1921. "' VI '""""J
"'''',, s1ues' 4ipPeilanf,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-17

p. , hIchinonu, 18th month (June) Is, 1921.
TO the aforegoing order of the Court NoriCE
he late hobert Craig his esate come in and proye III.
e before me, at my office, in this city, within tire,
10 the court. AIMS Ann NJ =.
June S6 OS A4hhi ~. -
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-23
FROM PORTUGAL,

The following decree was unani.
mousty approved in the Portuguese
Cortes, on the 3ist March
The General AMI Extraordinary
Cons'itu'innsi Cories Of the Portuguese
nation, considering that he alone is
member of a society who is disposed to
submit to the fundamental lazy Of ibss
society, declare, that every Portuguese
who refuses to take Tie oath, simply
and without any restriction whate.er,
I" the constitution and to the bases Of
u, ceases to be "a citizen and Is immr
d'aieiy to quit the Portuguese terrific
ry."
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-23
PUBLIC S ALE.


Joy virtue OF cecree Of The Su, eri-
z , or Cour, Of Chancery, holder at
Winchester; will be sold on .Nonary,
me 9Th day Of august neat, being The
first day Of August Court, before the
Court House Of Frederick County, at
public aHcuon 20 The chest bidder, a
Tract of Land,
situated on ked-Bud run, about three
miles from " inebester, CONTAINING
SO Acres;
and also ANOTHER TRhCT, stu
ate on both sides OF Rvd-Bud. ndioin.
ing the aforesaid tract, containing
"a Acres.
On these lands there is a SAW MILL.
and the fall of the stream is 20 feet.
This property is also highly valuat le
on account Of its Wood and vicinity to
Winchester. The terms o! sale are as
follow, viz. Three thousand dollars
OF the purchase money TO be paid in
two months from the day Of sale, and
the residue Of the purchase money to he
paid in two equal annual payments
thereafter. taking bond and security
for The several payments aforesaid,
and also deed of trust upon the pre-
mises TO secure the purchase money.
TIE foregoing lands were conveyed to
the subscriber by Gen. John Smith in
trust TO secure and indemnity john
Maeky, as endorser Of said Smith, In
The sum OF Three Thousand Dollars.
A l. so,
Will be sold at the same time and
place by virtue of deed of trust exer
cuted to the subscriber by Gen. John
Smith. for the benefit Of his creditors
A TRACT OF LAND
situate on the Warm Spring road, a.
bout AZ miles from Winchester, known
by the name of MOUNTS FARM.
which formerly belonged TO Doctor Es
w. Bull, deed. containing 264 Acres.
Green Spring run passes through the
tract, aud aifoTis IA excellent seat for
a Saw Mill, 1t il considered one o # the
best stands for public house on the
Warm Spring road, particularly du.
ring the Bath season.
The last mentioned tract viii be sold
on q reasonable credit, the purchase
money TO be paid in three iustaIments,
he last insta lment 10 be paid i'll not
iess than tw o years.-BoBd and secure
y will be required in all cases, and a
iced of irusl on the premises 10 secure
the purchase money. I he sale will
commence at 81 o'clock. For further
particulars apply 10 the subscriber, ia
Winchester, or, in his absence, to Gen.
John Smith or William Dawson.
&C, SMITH, 1suStee.
June 9S-tds
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-23
Pulling and Dying.

HE subscriber hereby informs his
\ friends and the public generally,
that he is about TO commence the above
business again, al his fermer seat on
Mill Run, two and ha,s miles above
Burlington, Hampshire county, Va.
where he will thankfully receive work
from any uho are disposed to favor
him with their custom: he will, for the
accommodation Of his customers, re.
ceive raw cloths for dressing, and re.
iurD them when finished, at The follow
ing places: viz. al Messrs. Bright's &c
tawcett's store, Moorfeid, at MIR.
John Jnek's store,. Romney, at MIR.
Sheetz's Store, Patterson's creeks
cloths left at MIR. James Williams.
PatiersOn's creek, will be attended to.
going TO and returning from Moore-
field: cloth will also be received at
Mr.. Mosely's at the mouth ofNewA
creek, and returned when finished; it
is particularly requested that written
directions be sent with the cloth, stas
ting the color required to be dressed. !,
The subscriber deems II unneeessary
10 say any thing respecting his knows
iedSe OF the business, as it is presuma-
bic the citizens within the limits of his
custom bounds, are generally aeauaint-
ed with the quality of his work. Pose
session is to be had the 1st of septem-
Der next; at Hhieh time ne will ba
ready to receive any orders in his lines
he will also have pair of csrdiDs
machines started in complete oeders
the ensuing spring.
JOHN T. HICKMAN :
! June %.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-23
ancthcr Revolutionary character gone

-DiED-
On Saturday last, the Rev. AEsraadey
Ba(Main, in lie ooth year of bis age, Ntr.
Is. was native Of NOflh Britain, and eu.,.
grated 10 Virginia before tie resolution ::
vac orosined d few years after his migra ton
by the bishop eli London, Minister of ths
Eeiscopalian Church, and OBLIGATED as the
fastor az consregation In the county Of
Augusta, until The CONNIE Gcement Of the re.
'oiutlUn4iy War. He then joined the NIr.
S:nia line as Chaplain al regiment, and
continued IN the ui,chGrse CT his clerical du-
Ties, In the brigade commanded Dy General
MuhisnbUFg, TO the close o. The war. lie
was then induc, co into the PsIish OF frete.
rick, ana made " Winchester his place of re.l.
dence, from that time, TO Lhe day of hi,
death. Possessed of much literary acquire
ment ; liberal in his religious sentiments;
thoroughly convinced of the truth of the
christian creed, and equally SO, of the pro-
pTlety ct pious discharge of religious duties,
he assiduousy persevrred in officiating TO his
congregation. until within few days of his
death when, enieebled by old age and loss
ct health, nature exhausted, sunk undgr the
zeolous effort. He was assisted from the
church 10 a carriage, never TO return, but as
a corpse TO be inferred within lis wais. He
nus iS'' GIL abeSitoDdtt vile 10 lament MS
loss. and a numerous acquaintance to remem-
Der him with regard, Reader ! Ii. ritter Of
the above Parag Iaph was acquainted v it'll the
deceas ed Tor nOie Ihs hs.i a century, and
knew him as a man OF the highest int grity,
correct In all his Transactions and possessing
heart which could feei anothsr's woe. A
benevoieDcs ut mind and charitable DISPOSE
ton leo him TO share his fortune with many
poor reIatioDs; and 1le house oi mourning
and cottage of aillictiop, ever mnandeo
his willing aid, 10 proportion 80 his means,
20 I've removal of sorrow and distress. lie
- nov goDc 10 receive the reward of his maby
V'turs in setter world
- On Sunday last, at the house of
M Jecob Sewers, Mrs. nary BamI ton,
sister a ths late 1honas CoIson. OF Spottsyi-
varia, aeed 90. Possessed st Il vigorous
rstEutinn, THIS venerable paffou enjoyed
excellent health ard fire flow u spirits, un-
I'll a very short tine pTfsIous to her dissoiu-
iion. She was pioUs without ostenia,ior,
and she died as she lived, srcere Christian
Charity, beneI olerce ahd universal philan-
thfopy were her lromiDen; ctaIscter.tics-
She has iett nu q eToGs progeny Of children,
gIann children. ona great grand children III
toe states OF Virgins and Kentucky. - by all
OF whom, as isr ss she wss krUwr. she was
sincerely beloved arG respected. She retain.
ed her mental faculties TO the last, and died
without struggle
- On Thursday last, of a pulmonary
sbection, Miss Julia Baker, daughter OF
OF Joseph Baker, Esq, OF this county.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-23
POLITICAL EPISTLE
On late Medical Controrersy,


"Who shall decide when Doctors disagsee.'
TO the Editor Of tie Winchester Gazette.
Your columns have lately been plsguly
cramm'd
With Ph5Jtc so much, that | fear'd you'd
Your readers, gooo sir, have made heavy
Complaints,
Bat tie Doctors ,oiU scrite spite Of your re-
strains;
Nay even, s0'H pay for Meir srhisHc, il.
And Gaze not to publish their medical
dreams:
'bho's rtshs or 1Uho's sprons, sir, | seek
not To know?
itor ] care not 'bout this medical rou-l
DIT TINS 40 swear, and, by JOve, will
do it
Ii ihey cease not their CAB, III commence
ss u poet;
And, if You will print what write, they
shall hnd,
That Peter Pegasus can tickle behind:
BOUNDS! why IN such very hot weather as
this,
Can't they let US have drqughss tia. are
coating Nth ice<
Is this, sir, time ior their bHS.eys and
bleeding?
Take the hiot. Mr.. HsiskeIl, and giue as
cool readin9.
am, SIR,
Your constant reader,
PETER PEGASUS.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-23
THE ELOwERING ALOE,

This plant never Gowers more than
once. It is said, but enormously, that
it requires g century to bring il to suf-
fiicent perfection to flower. Immedi-
ately after it has lowered, the plant
decays and perishes. IL cannot be n
matter OF surprise, that sight so rare
should he much soughi after. II is be-
Iieved that but two Of these plants
have come to perfection 10 the United
States, Ous was at SpriDgsbrry, the
seat Of William Penn, near Bush Hill.
This plant lowered 10 f777. FROM ii
the late Mr.. William Hamilton got
sucker, which he was fortunate enough
TO rear, and il lowered at the Wood
lands in the year 1901. When Henry
Pratt, Esq bought Lemon Hill, from
the late Robert Morris, there was az
Aloe in the Green House.-This plant
has been cherished and tended for 70
years, with great care, and is now ra-
pidly advancing 70 an exhibition Of all
the fragrance and beauty, Of which it
is susceptible.
Mr.. Pratt, with liberaIity and be-
nev0Ienee which entitle him TO great
praise, has bestowed his plant on the
Orphan asylum on Cherry ST. near
SchuylkiIl Sixth Street; where il will
be exhibited to The public for the bene-
fit of that charitable institution. A
building for the reception Of she Aloe,
being completed at the Asylum, tie
plant was, on Tuesday last, moved
tbitber from Lemon Hill. The great
est care was necessary and was taken
in the removal. The Aloe vas car
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-23

ried, the whole distance, on the shou!.
ders Of "a men, and we have pleasure
in saying that it did not sustain the
slightest injury.
On the 2sth Of May last, it was oh.
served that this interesting plant had
put forth an unerrinS evidence that it
was about to flower. 1t put forth an
upright shoot like strong asparagus.
This stem, since that time, has grown
8 feet 8 inches; considerably more
than the plant bad grown in sixty
years before. twill be in fall flower
about the middle Of July next.
We give this carly notice of this in
terestins exhibition to afford persons at
distance an opportunity Of making
their arrangements 10 enable them to
enjoy the qualification of bsholding so
rare and beautiful sight.
Democratic Press.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-23
A NUMBER OF CITIZENS.
THE FOURTH oEJULY. 1921.


A few days aud ouf country will have been
forty five years independent. The annrver
sary OF that day rapidly approximates, which
in the lapse OF time, should never be eradi.
Gated from the recollection OF Amerjcans.
IL has been the uniform practice of ia lions
ana com iunitles, IN every age, to celebrate
with rejo.cings and festivities, the anniverss
rles OF some brilliant epoch in their histories.
The blrtn ot the heir apparent TO an empire
IS greeted extravagant!y. by the very vsssals
whose liberties he is destined to crush nn
meath his throne. Bonfire, and illumination
cong ulate the hero upon his return from,
victory. His name 10 immortaijzed. and a
day set apart consecrsted 60 his glory. Bat
the annals OF the world, the history of nations
and the chrOuic.e of ages furnish no parable,
to that eventiul period, when the sun of ii,
berty, Illuminated the hills and the plain.
the mountains and the valies OF our nanny
country-when amid the clash of arms. the.
threstenings OF tyrauts and the march of The
invader. the Declaration Of independence
spoke defiance TO hritons, and the seal OF
tne nations freedom was stamped in the
blood OF her patriots. Tina. momenious De
rioa when mothers and daughters sacrificed
con)nsai ana tIhal affection upon the altar
oil patriotism when the husband, the father
No. VIC '"'ei "ote iteeiy yeiueo TO the re-
ientiess foe--Domestic happiness suspended;
aud The nation camp. with the universal
Geterminat ion to live as freemen, or die de.
tenders of the liberty which God and Nature
gave them.
Such was the spirit forty FIVE years ago.
Such has been the spirit for many succeeding
years bot alas! the exploit, Of our fathers, seem
10 be toreotten.-The great Sabbath Of our
country Is suffered 10 approach without an
euoft TO recall the remembrance of the pa.
sclosIsm OF those who proclaimed it.
IAicr, Gaz.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-23
Opequon Factory.

2 3 VIE subscriber has on hand a par
y eel ct eSeeiient Broad Cloth
which he will exchange Cor wool, or to
aceommo date his customers, will receive
wheat at liberal price for nsnulsc.
turing, from those who cannot paw
with ensh, provided it is delivered in
mills TO be hereafter designated.
Every disposition will be shcwn TO ac-
conmodoEe the customers of Ibis estab-
lishment. DANIEL AMIN.
June 9--3ts.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-23
Once more and / hope the
last time

q HAVE asked and received not -;
n let me ask once more ard 1 hops
not to ask amiss. / respectfully re~
quest those indebted TO me to come for
ward and make immediate payment, an
have pressing & immediate engages
ments to meet, upon which the welfare
and prosperity of my family Depend
IT those indebted TO me esnnol dis.
charge their accounts in full, hope
they will, a. least, make payment In
part, and trust this invitation will
not De slightly regarded. A compile
ance will oblige and relieve a needy
friend. ADAM KURTZ.
June 23--tf
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-23
For Sale

q HOUSE & LOT, on LOudon
"a Street, Winchester. Tie Rouss
is % by 80 feet, bpiIt of Brick materi-
els--itis a neat and comfortable dweI-
ling, and we'll adapted for a private
family.
The Lot contains a number Of fns
srnit trees, and is in every. respect q
desirable situation. The terms will
be made easy and accommodating, 4
dane Asst. hGaassas zvKy.Zs
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-23
r o Nj NEY AC A DE Nj Y.

NIUE subscriber having been engsg-
y ed to take charge Of the above in
'ti'utiOn, respectfully announces, thai
agreeabIy to arrangement, be eom-
mepced his preceptoripl duties last
Whitsuniide.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-23

srThe citizens of Winchester are again
requested to meet at the Court House this
evening, at half past six o'clock, for the pur
pose OF appointing suitable person TO deli.
yer an Grafton on the fourth of July next.
IN commemoration Of American Indepen.
dence.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-23

who have spread in The most rapid manner,
we have seen revived the ancient Commune
ros, the association which the name of Padil
Ia has rendered immortal, and which caused
so much care and nneasiness to Charles v
This political sect has spread widely in the
army. great number Of Generals who
distinguished themselves in the last war, ere
members Of it. AT Gaudalaxars, a pretty
considerable town, ten leagues from this cap.
Itai, there was yesterday slight tumult..
The workmen In cloth mandatory be.
longing to the government, being Informed
chat it was the intention to suppress these
establishments collected in the square, armed,
and cried out with all their might-" Death,
TO the Constitution !"-s' The Duke of In.
fantsdo for ever % This parsonage, who
was in the town, went Immediately to the
place of meeting, addressed the rioters, and
succeeded in reducing them to order.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-06-23

1t was an error only, not a design
We understand also, that it is not as.
certained whether the bank has or has
not lost one cent by his means; whe tder
the state Of the books is the effect Of
fraud or mistake; that complete in
vestigatiun is about to be made iulo
the accounts of the bank; that it must
take good deal Of time, AS the ac-
counts of each customer of the bank
will have to be rapsacked from A to
Il; but that, in any event, il is not bee
tieyed the bank will incur any serious
loss.-At ali events both the account
ant and his securities are perfectly
good for the amount Of his bond.-The
former has given deed of trust on
his property for the benefit of the
bank.
In addition TO the aboce, il is stated,
that thers was a deficiency in the de-
partmeus Of the lst Teller of the Far.
mer's Bank, which amounts to ST., 700.
This sum, he asserts, was lost by a
deficiency Of his cash which he cannot
account for (; but he has come forward
promptly, and conveyed all his pso-
perty to indemnify The bank; which. to-
sether with his security on his official
bond, that is ample, renders 1t Ger tain
that the bank can sustain no loss on
this account. Ii is due To justice also
TO state that the ,ist Teller has hitherto
maintained u most irreprvachable
character.
Ii IS idle to mora!;ze upon cireum-
STANCES, which ere wrapt In SO much
uncertainty.
"a We understand, that James
Brown, jr. of this city was yeste rda,
appointed Lat Accountant of Tho Farm
er's Bank Of Virginia in the room of
Alexander Lilhsow.-Rich. Eng.
Washington, June f6,
The Charleston Courier ofthe sth
mat. states that Il gentleman who left
Havana oB HE 30th uit. informs that
he was told by Col. Forbes, that the
necessary arrangements for the trans
teraf the F!oridas were com pIeted. and
that the Hornet would sail next day
AMI Capt. DUNCAN at New York, re-
ports that the Horuet sailed in co. will.
aim on the 3isi,
ST. Jago tJamaieai papers 10 Ma,
l2lh are received NJ Charleston. The
following is al extract OF letter re-
ceived at Kingston.
Baraqa,ia, Nay 2.
There has been al engag men,
between two Royal and Two inde.
pendent gun boats-tl.e latter com.
manded by Commodore Padilla, who
took the former with seveaty prisoners,
and Fifteen killed and wounded on "a,
Royal side. Fifty men from CarthA
sena deserted TO the independents, whn
are blockadins that city from Turbueto,
The expedition against the former
place will be assisted by 81 gun boats
under the command OF Commo dare
PadiIla."
The extra session Of the Legislature
of Georgia terminated on the ED of
May. The bill to impose tax OF one
hundred dollars on every lottery ticket
sold ia that state, without The authoTi
ty OF the state ; and the bill repeating
the law giving 20 per cent. damages
against their banks for refusing specie
payments, have passed both branches
of the legislature.