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Matte HrRn'S Geography.
Feb 90

VNHE subscriber has been appointed 10
the agency for Malte Bruins Geography
Persons wishing 10 Obtain this very valuable
work will please call At the new Book and
stationary establishment Of
CHAs. A. WRITER'S.
Jan. 30. tsis
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Virginia:
At rules holden IN the clerks office OF tie superior
chancey for the L1mchburg district the 2alh
day Of October, lH25.
Archibald Robertson, acting executor Of james NJ.
Brown, dec Pit.
Against
James ". smith, Robert Rivers and William Dill
lard, Delts
The defendant Robert Rive, not having
ed ms appea ..-c0rdng to the
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uNHE subscriber has removed tn the
House formerly occupied 10y Thos, J,
pDyal, L. between the 81 oresof Messrs Bowen
and Mkee, Robinson n Co. ON Bank Square,
where he will continue TO keep n general as
sortment of
Staple and Fancy Goods.
lie now offers for sale an excellent assort-
ment Of seasonablc goods, principally com.
prsing
London Blue and Black Cloths,
CaSSjmereS, CdSsinetts, Blankets,
&c. Sc.
ABNEY NJ. FACKLER,
Feb. ts26
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Al n minu5's notice, Merchants. Clerks, and
the public Generally may rely on having any
work ordetd of me, faithfully done y made
out of the hst materials and al very low pri-
ces.-Persds wishing books bound are re
quested 10 ring them forward Immediately
as | am sotewhat AT leisure and can DO them
much bette than WHEN | am pushed with
work. ThpnhIic are further informed that
bind books.t much lower prices than they
ever were nown To he done al in this part
of the couTry. and III a much more superior
manner. ABRAM K. NORTH.
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virginia
A. Rules uldcn in the clerks office of the superior
Court o Chanccry ior the yncuburg District The 25th
day Of oct her, le25.
BarzIiAi Ora IS, pit.
agIInSI
James Holder, Charles Wilson and janiel S. Farley,
DeItS.
his appearance and gwen security according the act
of Assembly anu the rules us and j. APP caring
by satiactufy deuc, that he an nhabaI o
tins county: LIS ordered, that the said efendapt do
appear here the FIRST day oI the and or
TIE TOT he paiuut and that copy II this order be
fuIthNith inserted ia paper prItyd in the
town OF Lynchburg, for months successyey, and
pos cd te trout door vi the courthouse III te and
town. A copy le3tt,
J. WILLS, {, {,
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noma4to2(e Hhiedges Bridge, near Ta1mriHe,
IN the coualy of Prince Ed'cdrd, within three
and half miles of Mrs. kaine's tavern, on
the stage road, from the City of Richmond to
Lynehb1rg, in the Commonwealth OF Fifginin,
will commence on the first MONDAY IN A.
nril next, on the usual terms. For the merits
of this institutions, refer to its annual sue
cess heretofore and TO all who have been AT
it. w,hou, the least apprehension of their u
nited APPRECIATION. As cannot take more
llnn six or eight gentlemen 10 1--we with me
as members of my family, should like 10
hear from those who may be disposed 10 en-
ter by the frs Of March, until which Time |
shall he hcre,) for reasons too obvious t.
mention. ,NtedtGm is plainly, but neafiy r.
paired with the addition of three comtorahi.
offices in the yard, (Which is very finely sha-
ded) for the accommodation of young gentle
men. CREED TAYLOR.
Richmond. January 2s, 1926. wlM25
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HE Subscriber, abinet Maker in the
j city OF Baltimore, respectfully informs
the public in general and Cabinet Makers in
particular that he has visited Lynchburg for
the purpose OF exhibiting his new aud highly
improved bedsrrHd joint fastening, and that
he has had bedstead made on this plan,
which may be seen nj Mr. NORRIS Franklin
Hotel. where all who feel an interest i'll an
Improvement IN this most useful article. are
invited to call and view t--tor description
of which he refers them to the very respecta-
BILE certificates attached to this advertisement.
The subscriber also informs tue Cabinet Ma
kers OF the several adjoining counties, that be
has sold to Mr. Robert Morriss, OF this place,
the exclusive right and liberty OF using aud
vending TO others TO be used, the above nam
ed fasteuings, and should application be
made Mr., NJ. will either sell the tastenings or
the patent right, TO use them. There is no
doubt but the person having the exclusive
right for any town or county, will be ena-
BLEED 10 monopolize the business.
Tho pubics humble servt.
ISAAC COOPER.
We the subscribers do hereby certify -
we have purchased of Mr. Isaac CO
Baltimore, the right of using his -
stead and have found it most
Iion-lhe great facility with y
o' heAstead can lie put mp or ta
ven by the most ignorant ser
the most perfect strength auI
the fastening, renders il far pl
thing of the kind we have ev
sure that all who try il will b
ed--ln case of fire, when p
move at short notice, this
caa be taken down III one n
Cumstance alone renders the
Given under onr hands.
ARCHIBALD WARr,
DAVID |. III RR, RChn
SAML. X. COLDWELI
JACOB RALTXEIL. ~
JOSEPH w. ENTLEK,
JOHN NEEDHLS,
EDWAfD NFEDELS,
Jan. -
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INV ANNlNAN.
Mercantile Rusiness

NATH'L WINS ION, at the junction
~ of main street with the ailey leading
To and from Friends TO Martins or Stone
warehouse, seeing the utility aud public con-
venlence of the mercantile business, when
conducted on principles OF general good, mu
tunl benefit aud rrcpirocaliou in the exchange
ct foreign aud domestic commodities, has ell
gagged therein, estimating his success by due
attention to the interest OF hose who may
patronage him, not combining himself to any
particular denomination or extent, I"lt will
Keep supply OF such goods a the demand
may require, which he is confident will be
found as low rs any IN this market, being Sc
lected by confidential agents, and mostly
bought tor cash. He will undertake the ship.
ping and ordering of property aud merchan-
ilzc to aud from Richmond and the Northern
markets tor small per cent, his personal ac-
qnalnlance with extensive houses in those
markets assuring him thai the best prices will
be hid for all property shipped, aud goods or
Tered be purchased at the most reduced prices.
lhdrt HolD IN store. and offer, al wholesale
or retail,
200 sacks Salt, twillcd begging
hhd'. 81 Croix and Muscovado Sugars
81 bag, Coffee
bbls. do.
30 whole, half and or bhIs. Sugars
& bills OF Loaf and Lun,i Snyars
1 hhds No. baking aud retalI,ng Molasse,
100 boxes Candies. trnm Is TO SIS
50 >. 1nrprntine soap
20 whole, hall . Or. boxes G Tea, fresh
% Aeg' Wrought aud ent N"ls, / To cody
pair new Patent Balances, TO coo lbs
50 boxes Glass, sx 10 and lOxia
hall tietees new Rice
~
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LSAana Roberts

WV Hair men coarse strong Nhues
loo pair do calf shin lined and hound
300 pair hides morocco and seal skin shoe
20 doz. WOOL hats
3 dog mems fur hats
90 piece, cotton shifting and shee'ins
CalicOes and ambricks assorted
Casslnett, Domhazett. bedtieking
q duz. Cntfon cards
And n geniri,i assortment of Groceries.
All of Hlich he will sell low for cash.
Feb 10 cts23
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A. B. DAVIES, elk.

W me parties in the above cnuse will
~, M, oo''ce' mat on Friday the 9Th OF March
60. =, ny mouse, IN the town OF New cfas
ssca,,,." 49, proceed IN settle and adjust the
place the parties will a,tsnd ,;,r , ,ha' ''o
counts and vouchers '' '"e'r "e'
CHARLES L. BARRETT
ep1" Conamissioner.
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CT.OAksr

STEwill open to-morro" a""' gentle
" 10 O'Clock precisely, one ones e''' es,e
mes superior plaid Cloaks A's1 aI,o. 3 CT
of entleinen's shoes and pumps oa shoes
sesofIadies' very superior Mofo'e'
md for sale by npOTHERs'
II.
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Ci0V En- SEEN

= Ionsignmsnt af 40 Bush I.
a Mountain CLOVER SEED. u,., ''N
sed and for sale by sAAL. Zen T. -
Jan. -. -.
tsl3
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HW,N BAEDERY.

HHE Subscriber has lately procured an
4 additina first rate Book Binder, which
enables hinito do all work, in that line, with
ncatness aIi dispatch. He has received di.
rect from Philadelphia, very large supply
Of paper ofery superior quality, which ens-
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.anihera county January Court. 1895.
Willis Franklin, pIa,n,,g

hehluSi
Henry Franklin, in his own right, and =,
p pi.a' al 1rreninh Franklin, decd,
49, ",o' ,aohi'n, ~idn" and rcliet OF Jercmi.
W ~ a1'nN''',' dec q, b"nianin Franklin, Ahner
/. raoNl'h' Anderson Aioss aud lame hi. VIII,
Formerly JAM Frank in, and William CIn,i,.a,,
aud Lucinda his vile, hcirs and Ji.tri,n, ,o
at sand Franklin, deed. n.t,.,'I',', :
~ CHANCERY
luis cause Ibis dag came on 10 Nc hoard
upon me bill, answers, order If nublirn,5no
nna rahihis whcrenpon, it is adinIrsJ -
Iere'i ana decreed tint the adn'r II,nr,
rfank''n no render an account of his admin.
,.uhiion upon The estate of Jeremiah rra,I,.
,'n' afc d. before Charles l.. Barrel, assigned
oN ''''s conri 10 state aud settle the same, and
matters Thought pertinent bv himself on wy -.
any OF Tie parties requred 10 be stated -
copy-Teste
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3DU CATILIs


DESPECTFULLi mforn The inhabl-
Ia ,an,s OF Lynchburg aud it. virini'y, that
assisted liy their son and II young lady, they
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ives not having enter
,-c0rdIng TO the
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Report of the Committee of the Senate on I!
subject of appointing Ministers to the PAM
ma Congress-C onciaded.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-12-30
FURLiShfD EVERY SATURDAY EVENING,
BY JOHN S. GALLAIlEH,
n he utce If Mt I1rgiaia Free Press

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no. AZ.

dark blue waves, and lett no trace behind OF The
keel but it was not with. blasted hopes
Of the poor girl. She discovered herself aban
donfd bv the man who should have been the
last to desert her, and her heart was ready to
burst with anguish. The rowers rested for a
monrnt on their oars, and she took one lon.
ga%. 1t was the last The boat bore slowl,
away, lhd their voices died ON the breeze in dis
tantalik the wind signing IN the Eoiean Harp
ShS strained her bright blue eye, but She saw
HIM no more. The ighty waters rolled on be
fore her as she plou@hed through the sea. and
the poor rrl turned from the sight with bro
ken heart. The babe still cIun. on her bosom
but She needed IT not. The remembrance of
happier days arose before her-thc scenes OF
home and childhood fitted acros, her magma
tIon--the idea Of her tororn condition appeared
before her like spectre and She again burst
into tears. They were the tears of pcnlencc
and loye--they were the ovcrilowings of a ten
der heart They were as sanitary to her bosom
Of sorrow as ram to the dying flower With
look that can never forget. and which seemed
to tell me that ii my fellow man who had
caused her misery. she wrapped her babe in her
large shawl aud prepared to rctrace her steps
to her tesolate home saw her tail straight
figure fade in the distant twilight from my view.
and IN a few moments She wa, lost in the "A
thcrinS shadows
The moon enrolled in her fleece of light grey
clouds, was travelling ca through the inn~: Il.
of space, and had thrown a soft >ilvery IiaLf
over every object in nature, She ,1ns ascend
ing in her ivory chariot to the KEY stone of the
zenith, and the fair haired Y enlS was sinking IN
the western fields travelled on with my friend
to W llmngton and on cur wav a Young sl,rp
herd told Us the story OF the poor girls wrongs
She had once moved in polite society which
was yet visible in her graccfulncsS and her pa
rents had destined her to be the bride of youth
whom they selected; but unhappily, She had iu
blbed a spirit Of romantic adventure from move.
reading, which laid the foundation Of her ruin
The young man, who had Ncd from the victim
OF his crime to roam III distant land, had been
protected by the father Of the i'll iattd female
From an orphan boy he grew up under the SAM
root, and, like the serpent in the fable which
had been resl>cltated from the freezing inilI
ence of winter, he stuu~ the bosom upon which
he had been nurtlrrd. and poisoned the haprl
ness Of that circle which had snatchrd hn from,
an unlc,En- world The beautiful Girl became
fond, aud hr taIlcd not TO attack her upon that
side Of her mi d which the sentinel Of prudence,
had left un@larded FEttcrv is the nearest read
to" and at that avenue he failcu
H., prodi.ali Y of praise IIrni~h
~ "'' ','e ehephcrde>>. Ni'h no fortune
II" : A '.,., that he might ,pend ., DAYS
be 1,,l nc rural Gotta Gc, and then Writ
=, To L,.,, ,nce IN birth and fortune. Size
:, T., h,.li lis Observation-Disclosures Her inlaa!
- II AIT in-d prolific by novel reading III
= Starch yre Which he had commenced and
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4 few wears since left Philadelphia in
packet to return h,n.c to the scenes Of nay child
hood On board WAS Young man. an intimate
81 NINE, who was to be set on shore opposite to
Wilmington. 1t was one of those beautiful
mornings in May, when nature walks forth on
silver slippers, and ,trcWs the Garth with flow
rr- Ioa mind materially inclined to poetry. the
auhhnIlr> and Soliudes OF nature creatra gran
dcnr OF thought "mrh no language can describe.
The sun was rising with splrndnr from the bosom
of the eastern ocean and throwing hi, rosy and
golden l.ht around the blue circuit of the hra
vcns. We floatcd sloMly down tic smooth sur
face OF the riscr, and observed the sleeping mist,
a. they arose from the cradle Of the deep Night
flr, like a spirit Of darkness from the skies,
when from the golden gates Of heaven the herald
of the clay walked forth in glory Roserau Oh
serves that a man may live thousand years il
a quarter Of an hour. and appeared to verify
the assertion @hZed upon the no less roman
tic than lovely banks Of the Delaware with all
the poetic enthusiasm of a youthful heart. The
meadows and the hills were arrayed in living
green, and the butrr-cnp and daisy rnamellct
the beautiful gardens Of nature. Sir Joshua
Reynolds found, that in studying the paintings
Of Raphael, he had no taste for them, but the
pencil Of the sublime painter Of nature plcascs
every eye 10 rove III the romantic scenes of
solitude, where the lark p7urs her song OF praise
to heaven, and the primrose and cowslip throw
forth from their dcwy leaves the incense Of
sweetness. was always delightful to me, mas
much as the passions are at rest, and the mind
exhi'Irated by the pure oxygen emitted from The
flowers.
The sun was travelling down the western
fields of azure in dazzling Glory, when we had
arrived opposite the mouth of the celebrated
Brandywine The day had been warm bnt The
evening breeZes had come out from the sylvan
cells. and were sporting the bosom of the
wavy waters. cost my eve in the distance. and
behpld the beautiful town Of Wilmington sat
tered on the activities Of the hill, where the red
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TIL REPOSITORY.
FROM THE SATURDAY EVENING roSr,
\ TALE OF TRUTH.
OF She WIS far,

Nui i4v-l, as the ll> Of the vale
Cnp0ued but me hight winds came
ana frost II On the tender iow'r, and nipp'd
'hr blooming blossom, and i per.,A!
Ilear -, fair dalnse!, nor dietrtst my tall,
v hIl,t ichearsc tic mgra',tlde Of man.
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:, n, prodi@all y praise IleNi>h
Az Z shepherde>,, Nl'h no fortune
,' n',,n, that he might >prnd u, DAYS
VIA ',nc rural cottage, and then wr,t
To hr,, ,:nce IN birth and fortune. Size
In l,.l} lis di~lHtercstrdnr>>. Her inlas.
If AIT ,n-d prolific by novel rrnln1, III
,4gch yre which he hadcommencrd ana
r the hour when ttry should hc
rural cottage. But, alas in 4"
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THE Bl1TER BfT. q,

! "A travelling tin Merchant, from
the land Of = wooden Nattnegs and
horn fiMts, = <whilc mysing with l.is
portable waro houre thrua&;f a. adj
Joining town, called Rpon a vesy-
shrewd dcsCendent ofSt. Grispin, or
i0otl'cr lmeids appsetty. .rswidc q.
wske'' shoc,nakcrs Whot having on
lIand az iattstnrglk dollar, thought
the present opporlunity q vesy Aue
ooe Tor disposing of. it-tbcsidcs tho
immortal honou,;, lie xoAl Il acquire
Wy having g suck d ina Yankee Ped
lar" . consideration ofno small FinT
pcrtancc, it being generally believ4
Ell q very diflicHlt pontiac accom-
|plisl,. Ho accordingly hought a tin
paste hors and giving knowing
sUissk totllcs by-standets, offered his
PIattsburglf bill, and requested tho
change. The. pcdlar looked grave,
and shook his head -lc did hot like
lisc bill hc said, for he'had heard tho
Rank was down. Crispin said sthere
was no sucl, thing-ttle report was
set afloat by brokers and speculators.
men not to be relied upod-the bills
wcrc perfectly good /; as good AS
specie. land as 10 that matter. astat-'
lie better, because it was hess tioub-
leto carry itss%and all the specta.
tors joimcd with him, in rccomending
the bill to be q good bill. ,andxtllo
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Not very long ago, young man
Who had beer q constant visitor at
the house OF an old and toleraLly
wealty citizen Of New York, was
supposed to- boon the roiM Of MAR
riagc to his daughter. The young
people werO luoked upon as .. nnc
aud indiyisiblc," and nothing Due
! tbs priest's sanction was wanting to
their happiness 80 - : ,
's But now alas. the scene ofbiiss
Was changed to prospects dreary."
Death, that undenying enemy Of
man, suddenly took her father to-
himself; and, instcsdof tho gay at. :
tire of the marriage ceremony, tho
family had now to assume the dark
insignia ormourning. By degrees
tile widow overcamess her sorrowf;
and as the memory of ..her : departed
lord had failed to excite Ille sigh and.
flow of tears usual on such occasioiis,
she began to open her eyes upon her
new conditions. Having mo other
care on 6artii, --not shc,- --.thc well
fare of.TAer ,chiid scngrossed her
thoughts !; and, wise by experience,
she al atonce declared itawas not
proper that, the youth should any
long cr visit her daOghtert as Ia lover.
| II was very strange and only to be
Accountcd for by the fickleness Of
Ills SEX in love affairs & bmt the gall.
Iant was suddenly cousinced ofsthe
Justice Of the old lady's copduct, and
went occasionally in friendly way
lsh,ly, to see the mother and .da6gh.
ter. THE poor girls face eyihced
her disappointment and sorrQw but
how ~as She astonished 10 ftNl that
|.ln few months. essre those sho~ vera
old, $40
Iwish which. Der mother afollowed her poor
fsshSVs body, !. : =
Like Niobe. all tam she, sveas sshei -
gave herscIf in wedIocA 10 her 6wp
q. deys,st loycr- young Yorkshire.
mar, by1se bye Chpidity5 Il IL
cerssio, overpowessd Spid n tk;s -
aGair ysfor .iLs s6idoSs s!,ouekr IA
was comparatively rich. -
= - NadeshQos Hsr1|d, !
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- ~. 11~<<rk16 of a. = ~ lS&f to4fso1 ~ vkaxo
= ~ .ss s.H s. !" y: y. " z "a y ,'' Y:
rra liesne as.ss!;3 4: a tl.s W.! 40
- S Az :ssz ia . ss'a.
Sr ez1 a 1si n - = ~ lI7p ~ I
- y 3 y q
w1xaxss szr1aI5aY soa1 fso. g -. 23.
80 = = :. . - :; .'::
x,
Aptsbh. ~ |iipssf ef intesss
chsiaa a. 4 I scol e 81 ''S.g eisst. !.
are E strip M leg 4 tes ! ' tre 4 e =. s''ass snfl
she earl efses verde e. g 4 he os'nS
spple md re teedIex sherry lean e tosc
sheishaes II sissssl T. "a, AZ DE-
mad sse .swets away sed !. sfe foskeits''s.
a'de frost hm dipped every plant ! and q
scared The ves etsoae wes'd NTH g g
sickly yeliSk hand. The bird of pse-
ssEe n seek Is 7 mats sal re par:
sAs g wias 4! iss q. 'wessy ' xay g SnesAsr 's'
sd1irrel 8 la,,pe sn his STORE fcS wi6 !,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-23

1|' r. = - y
|opPut tunify 3 a. z 3 elc,', <;ne ~ ketbcr !,
lcontinu aIcs a. Jscont;nsss z 81 IN;
suits viii lcas i src;t3{]ice tlSe}r risht q Z,
The ,T srm was ckicilv = sIcvote,l !,
iihe trial 5,{ !, ,,cti |, o. for ! ntw ft;,} (,
ia case brought some vca''s &. aso for Il Il
tieged treacH of N asree mert mad.s !,
Havana, fur the prosccstion er I WOW
| age from thai vort 70 BSst0l 4. 6fr;c,
and HavSra. IN acerfaio br,r alleged II
haze been FIAT unsI e, SPAN st tol6or :,
Thy the-plainiia for that psDose. e. RI b
lA'he partics we're an desc,ibed a. .c;t;.
gems of the United States, and shs
plaia,iG alleged thar A. ,,itr,xn,,ee ~ ~
agresmesf cJo+esaid hc SI,roorht .s;d
vessel TO Dristol. and there s.stom.
p'etely fitted and manned her hr 'the
|voyage> ? and complained that q the ,le.
fsndaDts refused % nav the sruencs.
incident .thereunto, or sarpl ' (0nds ~
be further interested or COM e,ned =
The expedition, TIE defendants de.
a,ed tisat they had evers agreed 10 H.
personally Interested in the yov,cc. .atbss
crwise. than as Coa,tai issioD Mereb,ot.
bat admitted that they had procured !,
Spanish subject to take the. nomioaI
ownership Of the vessel and .property
and cove. and direct II as reouired -
tho plaintiff. for the benefit OF the ,a;.
ter and the o,hcr. parties really con.
.cerueh They also insisted that M
plaintiff lad sustained no injury Lv rA,.
son son Of his preparations for said VOYAGE
Iinas,nuch as they we're all .s,ecerary " q q
the prot; able "a scs to which the vesssl
was immediateiy after Wards aonI;ed.
and enhanced her yalae a.. tho .s;me q,
her sale, (Which was during The wsrl
tho whole bcnckt Of which went "a the
plaintiff They further contec,led tI,at
a receipt, written and signed bv the
pIaintif,gia shcir vooks. for a, ,cert.n
sum OF money in -fuM Of All ,lefs,udS !,
wlsch was profluc ca and bore date sab.
sequent 10 all the transactions on whicl,
The suit swxs founded, was. unIess nrov.
ed TO have bre, obtained hy gfrasd o.
devise ofwhich no Evidence wss otter.
|ell, 4 legal discllarge Of the cause of nc,
ton They lastly ccntended thai the
object of agreement was tie prosecu.
tion of slave voyage contrasv 70 the
laws Of Untied States, e0d that the
Plaintiff could naintsin an action for any
IaliedRed breach oft, or for any fh;na
bv him done or D,xscOredS ~ .hn 6,ra