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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

FRIDAY, JAN. 6.
Mr.. Mercer spoke with much ability in OPP
position, and Mr.. Mitchell, of Ten. in favor of
the Judicial Bill. MIR. Cook, of Illinois, laid
a resolution on the table, relative to the sur
vey of road from Wheeling, Va. through
Ohio, Indiana, aud Illinois.
MONDAY, JAN. 8.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Cook on Fri
day, calling for information in relation TO the
survey and laying out of the road from the
right bank of the Ohio to Missouri, was agreed
to.
The bill to amend the Judicial system was
taken up in committee Of the whole, and adj
vocated by Mr.. Mitchell of Ten. and Mr..
Buchanan of Penn.
TUESDAY, JAN. 10.
The discussion on the Judicial Bill was
resumed, Mr. Buchanan concluded the OBJ
servations which he commenced the day be-
fore, and MIR. Mangum spoke in opposition to
the bill. Several resolutions were adopted,
among which were-one offered by Mr.. Ed
wares, IN. c. on the subjects of equalizng
the compensation of Deputy Post Masters.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. II.
TIE discussion on the Judiciary Bill called
up Mr.. Mangum, in conclusion of the remarks
he had offered yesterday, and Mr.. WicklifTe,
OF Kentucky, reply Mr. Phelps, of Connec-
lieut., introduced joint resolution, proposing
an amendment to the Constitution, in rela-
ton TO the election of President and Vice
President, which was read and ordered to be
printed
THURSDAY, JAN. 10.
Tho p~eoIuUon onet~I 1000. si.4er. Nv
MIR. Cooke of Tennessee, respecting the exs
pense of the Naval Courts Martial, was agreed
10.
The Judicial Bill was again discussed. Mr..
Dorsey of Marylsnd, and Mr.. Williams of N.
Carolina, delivered their sentiments in favor of
the bill.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

MONDAY, JAN. g.
Mr.. Rotche of N. B. offered resolution for
instructing the Committee on Banks TO inquire
into the expediency Of taxing all Banks in
this Commonwealth, for the increase to their
capital stock arising from bills or notes bear
ing interest, and deposits on which interest is
allowed.
Bills Incorporating the Three Rivers Man
uiacturing Company, and the Shepherd Man
featuring Company, was read second time,
and tomorrow assigned for third reading.
TUESDAY, JAN. 10.
Mr.. Simmons, Of r. offered a resolution in
structing the committee on the Judiciary tesnN
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vision of these contracts that the work
shall be completed within the present
year. Ia some instances the expense oi
excavation and embankment has exceed
ed the first estimate, but it is believed
that the cost of this description of work
for the rhole route will in the aggregate
be less than the estimate. The Commits
sioners have bestowed much attention TO
the subjects of Locks, and, after due de-
liberation and careful examination,
have decided to construct the Locks Of
stone upon that part of the Canal which
lies within this State, with the single
exception of the tide lock at Providence.
Considering the greater durability OF
stone locks Constructed of irregular
granite) and the difference of expense in
the necessary repairs compared with
those of wood; considering also, that
the first cost of stone locks will not, by
estimation, exceed.that of wooden locks,
more than about seventeen hundred and
fifty dollars each, the Commissioners
indulge the hope that their decision in
favor of stone locks will be satisfactory
10 the Corporation They have con-
,racted for the building of stone locks
upon so much of the Canal as les be-
tween Providence aud The Blackstone
River, 10 be completed early in next
autumn. Alum Pond has been purchased.
and Herring Pond has been located for
reserVo rs, both in this State. 10 Massa-
chusetts great number of very large
and important ponds have also been To-
Gated as reservoirs, the whole number
of which will contain, when the neces-
sary dams are completed, more than
FIVE thousand acres, varying in The in
creased depth from five TO ten feet. and
atfording, beyond the possibility of doubt,
more water than the Canal would
require, were it to. find business to call
for its greatest possible activity during
the season of navigation.
The contracts already made, and
which, as before stated, embrace nearly
all that part of the Canal which is within
this State, will be performed the present
year, and it is intended to place the re-
malnder of The work uuder contract at
an early period of the approaching sea-
son, so that the Commissioners conf
IDENTIFY hope that the whole work will
be accomplished and the Canal complet-
ed, and ready for use, at the close of the
next year.
The Corporation then made choice of
the following officers for the ensuing
year, viz:
EDWARD CARRINGToN, ! q
STEPHEN Fl. SMITH, of Providence,
Moses B. IvFs, :
JOHN w. LINCOLN, ,x7 9
JOHN DAVIS. Worcester
joseph TuAYER, of Uxbrdge, 3.
GEORGE CURTIS, Secretary.
THOMAS BURG ESS, Treasurer.
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WEDNESDAY. Ian. IL.

! WEUN ESDAYl JAN. IT.
The Bill, from the House of Representatives,
to authorize the Legislature Of Ohio to sell
certain Land, heretofore appropriated to the
use of Schools, underwent some discussion !;
and was laid on the table. The other bust
ness was unintcresting.
THURSDAY, JAN. 10.
The bill 70 prevent deserton in the army,
and for other purposes, was, after considerable
discussion, ordered to its last reading, by
vote of &c to 10.
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CORRESPONDENCE

Beisessn he Agent Of The Commonwealth, and
His Eresllsncy The GoesrmOr, op The subject
of The Massachusetts Claim.
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Dte0,

In Providence, on the 5th inst. Capt. Ezra
Eldridge, formerly of Yarmouth Mass. aged
%. On Saturday last, Samuel. youngest son
of Mr.. Thomas Munroe, in the 4th year of his
age.-On Wednesday, Francis Asbury, son Of
the Rev. Daniel Webb, aged II months
In Cranston, 27th ult. Of the prevailing in
Auenzu, Mr.. Moses Newell, in the 54th yea'
of his age.
In Cumberland, on Friday morning Sd inst.
Mr.. Joseph Whipple, in the6a year Of age
In Providence, Snsannah Miller. the wild w
Of John Miller, at the advanced age, of one
hundred and one Fears. one month and u
days.-She was born in Swanzey, and has re-
sided in Providence nearly seventy years
having professed Religion at the age of 20, she
continued without censure a member Of the
Baptist Church and until the age of 81 years,
her faculties were quite firm and she was a.
BILE 10 spin, &c.
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09H1yAATIM& /.
AttrarU.

VnNflE subscriber having re.noved his
n CIRCUL6TLNG LIBRaRY to
tho shop opposite the House Of the
late Capt, Charles Wheaton, respect
fully gives notice, that he will, for
the present, continue his LIBRARY.
tn use, who may be kindly disposed
to encourage him In his humble at
tempt to promote taste for knowI-
edge and general Information in this
vicinity. will find the Library open
1t the following honrs--viz:
From sunrise till half past s o.
CLOCK. A. NJ.
From half past I2, till half past
|; and from half past S, till 9 p. nj.
The Library will be open on Sat-
1rday's through the day.
0SCH0OL BOOKS and STA.
IYO.EaRY, of all kinds and Of the
best quality, kept constantly on hand
by SAMUEL ANGEL.
March II.
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Feb. 25,

4 # Court OF Probate holden
"A within and for the town of War
rem, on the 9th day of March, A. ID.
i896.--The Commissioners appo ointed
to receive and examine the claims a.
gainst the Estate nf
ALLEN COLE,
deceased, having made report--N IS
nraPred thereon, That the cOnsidera-
u,'n thereof be referred tn Monday.
lhc Sd day ofApril hext,at 2 o'clock
7. NJ. and that previous notice be giv-
en- (bypublishing this order three sew
cral times in the Northern Star) to all
p"r'ons interested to appear at that
time and be heard.
"A true copy witness.
SAMUEL RANDALL,
March IL; Clerk.
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Commissioners Notice.

,HNIlE subscribers appointed by the
a HonOurable Court of Probate, for
The town Of Bristol, Commissioners,
to receive, examine and allow the
claims against tile Estate Of Col.
Francis LIB. D'Wolf; late of said
Bristol, deceased; represented insolv-
vnt-,-give notice that said Court
have allowed six months from the 9th
inst. for the creditors Of said estate
to exhibit their claims; and that they
will attend at the counting room of
James D'Whf; Esq. in said Bris-
tol, to receive X examine the clamis
against said estate.
JOHN D'WOLF, !
SAMUEL SMITH, Comr's.
BYRON DIMAN,
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate
payment t0
JAMES D'WOHF, Admir-,
Bristol, r. 1. Feb. %, 1896.
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A letter from Gibraltar states that a
great failure had taken place there
the house Of Thomas Williams & Co.
supposed to have been occasion ed in
directly by the failure of s. Williams.
Of London.
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Washington Lodge Lottery.
NHTILL be drawn in the OLD
Wv WaY on the 2rst, 22d and
esd inst. $500 l-shest prize.
Tickets only one dollar, for sale
at the Post Office.
March II,
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NOTICE.

~ ME persons that borrowed sad
Il die and a pair of horse. sheers
FROM the subscriber, a short time
since, is requested to return the samo
Immediately, and oblisc the owner,
NOBLE HOOD.
Fcb. o..
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@arrfed,

ID Cranston, by the Rev. Mr.. Shurtlef Mr..
Pardon Sheldon. Of Providence, to Miss Har-
riet Collins, Of Cranston.
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room, sent for Daniel Denoon This
foreman J and as soon "A he bad
entered the room,it is said that Men.
shot him in the abdomcn with pis-
t0l and it is also said that Men.
discharged another pistol, which
grazed lis own cheek, and drew
blond. Dcnoon fingered for sever,
al hours, and before his dissolution,
gave, as it Is said, a statement like
the above. McNaught describes it
to have been duel between them. in
which he was wounded and ID. fell.
Scenes from high life at Wash,ns-
fon.-A correspondent, a Washing
ton. informsns, that mock heroick
poem has been recently written, in
that city, descriptive Of the gallant
exploits Of distinguished legislator.
whose knight crrantry throws all
(lle achievements of Don Qaixote in
to the shade, The ground work of
the poem grew out of an intrigue,
which one Of the copper coIored chill.
dren Of nature carried on with X cher
ami Of the legislator. To revenge
this outrage on his right which &C
crued t" him as an official preroga-
the, the most ungallantly appealed
to the virtues of a cowhide. This
hia inamorata could not tamely
brook. but employed two sturdy la
bourers to inflict ON the. legislator a
severe castigation. This we are in
formed, il a story from real life.
Salem Obserpor.
Rail Roads.-It appears by an adj.
vertisement in the Siockbridge (Mass.
newspaper. that petition is to be
presented to the next legislature Of
Massachusetts for anaet Of incorpora-
ton for rail road from the Western
part of the State, to Boston, taking the
Housatonic river turnpike for Its wes-
tern beginning, through Stockbridge
to Springfield and Worcester,
The tax upon this city for schools
the Hast year, exclusive Of 25,oj5 tdol.
lars for the purchase of land, and for
the erection of a new school-house,
was rising G0OO0 dollars, an expense
which is most cheeriully incurred, il
being received back by .ur citizens,
collectively and Individually, with
te:fold advantages into every depart
ment of life.-Boston CealiRei.
Est,oitE Eudns.-The ew.York
Statesman noticing the return Of this
eccentrick gentleman. Introduces the
notice with the following remarks:
This gentleman made a pedestrian
tour some years since from N.-ilamp-
shire to Louisiana, by way Of the lakes.
He started onhis journey in a: bear
skin, of buffalo dress.trou, head to foot,
with gun on his shoulder and a
brace OF big dogs for attendants
Some ot those who saw him on his
travels; described his appearance as
that Of a wild animal walking on hi,
hind legs, However, he performed
the journey, and then made book,
which was by no means devoid of in.
terest- After his return, he was e.
lectcd to the New-iIampshire legisa-
tire. and made some figure iii politics,
but it was a very odd figure.
Fire. Atwo story building occu.
pied as Carpenters Shop, belonging
to the Providence Furnace Company
at the Cnpola Furnace, in Providence,
was consumed by fire OH the morning
Df the 5th inst.-lo.s about 500 col.
lars.
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GRASS SEEDS

JUST received and for SAFE by the
o. Subscriber, Glover, Herds, Fine
and Red-ToY Seeds, roarrantcd FIRST
rate Qualities.
ALSO,
QAND@N GIMDSa
Raised and PIT mp BY the SHAKER.
as nsnal: together with "a variety Of
others furnished hy the most approx.
cd GARDENERS in Wcthersfcld.
LIKEWISE,'
Wethersfiell Onion Seed.
JEREMIAH WILLIAMS,
Feb e5.
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HiGHEST PRIZE.
UTWO THOUSAND DOLLAKS..rp
Draws on the 25th March instant.

S52, 5000
.7.c40 Prizes. 1890 Biauks. 2l,-
900 Tickets.
Tickets at 8 dollars, and shares in
proportion, for sale in a great varie-
ry Of numbers, at
D. Na GWTNHRsSs
March IL.
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bride. Hsvre Henry Kemps, for ditto sias-
sell, Packard, N. Orleans Radius, Of Provi.
depce, Matanzss.
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Rhode-lsland Baptist State
Convention.

A SPECIAL meeting Of the body,
N is appointed at the house Of the
subscriber, on TUESDAY, March ID.
at 10 o'clock, A. M,
A general attendance is requested
asbusiness ofimportance will be laid
before the meeting.
STEPHEN GANO. President.
Providence, March H..
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WANTED,

A SEAT sna pew near the centre
IN OF the Baptist Meeting House,
For such q liberal price Will be given.
Apply at this OfEce.
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@artne fmtelltUfMre.
PORT OF WARREN.

PORT OF WARREN.
ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.
Sloop Sarah, ,Mathewson, from Providence
Sloop Hannah e. Nancy, Turher,irom New.
port,
Sloop William. Gibbs, frsm Providence.
SAILED SINCE ouR LAST,
Scoop William, Gibbs, New Bedford.
Brig New Columbia, Collins, Matauza..
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James Mc'Naught, a gunsmitl,has
been committed 10 Jail in Richmond
Va. charged with the murder Of
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>..w Dooks * Stationary

Linz Subscriber has Just received, III
.ldi,,on 10 bis former stock, large
l, ol new Books aud stationary, ameng
-r,,,rh are the lolowing,F'1
N,,,il1a Tale of the day, III vol Mar
nnyri by the author OF Inheritance, 2
pa7 O ,o,alion, from the British Poets, bc-
.,ctet Dictionary of their most admir-
ing a.ll.ayes The Fountain oil Lite Opened,
Gu Tin, of CArist IN his essential and me-
t'l'r5al i;lory by the Rev. john flavel .
n,'.ars Sacranental Meditations The Lie
= christ bv J. Taylor The SAINTS Everlas'
U R.st written by the Rev. learned and
' .'7 ur. Richard Baxter: The Gospel wor-
iiy'f all acceptance, by 4. Fuller: The
rar;.tians' pattern, or Treatise on the mr.
s@,n, # Christ by the Rev. John Wesley !,
es,,iieal Disconrses on Regeneration. by
pin Doddridge: Confession OF aith Do
talrs HYMNS Vauel's Law OF Nations ia
u.s. Law Dictionary Raudolph's Reports !:
psy,,ea Code Noy's Branches, and Francis
M,,in, Rpports Of Cases argued aud deter
mud IN the High Court ot Chancery, by
n usr,yaIe. Esq. of lincoln Inn, Barris,er at
law IN three vols first American, from last
T,adon Edition Sngdon Law OF Ncndors :
HALLS Drgested Index Saunders REPORTS,
. new edition Philips on evidence Mon
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teller on Executors Roberto on Frauds !,
tIenina's Justice Murray Nateria Mcdca
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Works; Russels Modern Europe Gibbons
necline Il Fail of the Roman Empire, Murs
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yos Millions Work, in 3 vols; Scotts
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voIs The Rambler by Johnson Don QuiX
o1e Cowpers Poems The Spectator III
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Customs, Life OF Franklin, together with all
olthe Greek, Latin, French aud English
School Books. Also, just received an ole
cant aupplv OF Roger Pen knives, steel pens,
Slyer nrncil cases, tooth brushes, one doz'
ziolus TOW bibles, glass inestandS, paper
nauging, &c. &c all OF which he will sell low
Cor cash. Slio' "a. WI ~
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GROCER TES,

on as guod terms a. can he had in lhls mar
ket, Confident they are well bought, but viii
not promise on better, OF cheaper, consisting
in part OF
Best Il Ted sacks of Salt lwiIed sackng
Sugar and Coffee of different qualities
y. Orleans and ". |. Mola,srs
Mould aud sperm candies, Is 10 s's
lurpeHtinC and transparent soap
Guupowdcr and Imperial lea, fresh
Cui and wrought Nais aud brads
Patent Balances, With aud without frames
Window Glass, 8 by il. n 10 by T., . putty
smiutirld and mountain Bacon, vbich viii
engage to furnish b} tbe season
New Nackrrel and HelrinBs
Few cask, OF rich Cheese
Best Brown Tanners Oil
Suffolk lar, q Carolina Moss for mattresses
Assortment OF Hardware, Crockery, Glass =
F.aubeu War"
Blind, SUBTLE aud Curb Brides
Collars. wagon cart Hnd 1le Whips
Hack, hest aud common Srgor,
Nca', and boy S wool and tar Hats
Salt P.,re. G,anber Salt, Mustard
Alspicr Pepper, Ginger, Indigo. Nader q
Coppcras
Iron. German and hlsiered Steel
Genuine Madeira and Malaga Vine
boudou and Philadelphia Porter
Cotton 5hertins aud ohrtng, Osnaburgs
81 and / Il poul Blankets
6op H. heantifpl Cotton Yarn
L. hhls. ol Cider
For which will receive any kind Of pro-
duce brought to tins market at the bc-l cash
prizes. NAI1L. hiN9 loN.
March -. i-u2
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- .ar square Tor less the first time, aud
eeh,' r.nts for each continuance. These
81 - .listance must be paid for previous TO
Tom ;nscrtion, or the payment assumed by
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III Btnnri TIar5ius0'5
LslR-You will take notice, that on Sat
- urday, the 22nd day OF April, next, at the
house OF Johnatuan Conncrs, IN the county
Of Montgomery, and state Of virginia, shail
take the affidavit Of Col Andrew Lewis, fr,
ter Gucrraui, Nm, Jdmes, aud others. And
an Thor,day, tae 9Th day Of MAJ, AT Maj
eEalrs Tavern, Wythe Court House, ! shall
toLe lbe affidavit, of Thomas i.irY. and ~
,hers-which alGdayits are intended 10 be OF
tcrrd Il. evidence ia the lrjaf Of Al Injunction
den.nlin. IN the coaulg cont OF Franklin. in
which I "a Plaintiff aud !oa are deieDaan''
al which PAGES yoa nay attend il yan 'hint
nnonpr. DENNIS PhtLLiMAN.
! Msechc; t34wH
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No 64.

ing, f.anti, mother fung down her
| baby ain0ng the crew +; and as II fell
! Among The upward oars unliarinrd.
she ,hlichrd out prayer NJ thanks
giving. " t.o. husband. 90 for l
an eontrnt 10 DIE" oh live. live.
nv husband. for our darl.as Wiz
u = sake But in the pune OF
lille. aud with bl+ manly bosom full
of health and hope, The husband
looked hui for moment TIL he Jaw
his ehlid WaA sale aud ten, tax.
ing his young vile In lis arms. Stt
dawn beneath the burning Iragmeats
III the sail. with the rest that wrro
resigned. never more 10 rise III MI
The sound al the last trumpet, Wien
The faithful aud The afflicted shall DO
raised IL breathe forever emp, f,an
air.
Too compinisani bB haF-.The
edit + of the .honthig Rcrie10. 70 tho
preamble II his critiqur u, Michael
kclley's "Reminiscences, rrti,ts the
following old Jake with very good
effect -" Almost every ind ldoal
of whom lie speaks was his best Of
FRIENDS he kindcst,' I'll, asant.
est, nobleN, most excellent per-
son that ever breatheh.' IL, - q
perfect counterpart Of that erlebrR~
ted Rccordcrof n country borough,
vino, on being asked how Ia, liked
The Mayor. answered. That his " ar
alhp VAS most agreeable. gentle.
nanllke magistrale.---And fhc Al
deimcn The wlttltst. the INST
hospitabkc, the most luNilal fellows
he ever met And the Crit. ia.
rors they wee all fit l. be mem
hers ol Parliament ; lheIr aisdom
and tleir knoNlcdge o &c laws
were nnequaIIed. The touaable4e
The pollIcsl oI aiiiccrs. the most clc,:
giant ol peace Keepers ; the, we're
models III CanstaDles. -. The : tues
ses : There uetef wefc such Wit
ueeSes they would every man OF
them die sooner than tell talse-
hood. The prisoners The honest-
est prisoners. and the most rnspcc-
table men that ever entered gaOI,
The llangman II was a plen-
sure 10 br submitted ~ his care ho
tied the moose 30 mildly. and sent
man the 9th T. world with such
tender assidnity :
Cato the Roman Censor. said
there were but three acti.is An his
lie that he regretted one VS. Tho
having revealed se' ri % hs wife,
another, that he had gone ~ SEA-
when he might have gone by land,
thc other the having spent ono day
without doing any ming.
1Clo--
A good character ~, like a game
strr's money. very difficult to keep;
aud, when lost, still more din ult To
regain.
ssr.
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Mr. Dnrid PDSer

Mr. Dnrid RUSfTI
A.,lk - Pirese 10 take notice, that hall,
y on Mondre the 2+lh OF Aprti nekt, pro.
ccrd take tn dcposltlon' oi William SetnP-
ter aud others, nj I1r franklin Hotel ~ ina
town of Lyncbbura. between the rising and
setting Of the sun OF tn,t day, ond II from any
calsc the derosiions aforesaid shal, hot BIO
taken 81 finished on the day aUresitd, VII
continue from day 10 day, between ,lln 'sina
hours, nutll they are taken, which dePo'ilt'
on nrr IT, be rad A. evidence III II suit nov
drpcudiug IN the superior Court Of Chanco-
ry Tor he Lyuedburs District, wherein am
plaintiff M yon aud others defendants, when
aud where you mnl intend Il You p'eh-r
CORNELIUS PAY Ne.