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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-17
From, the National InteMgenccy, .Aug. ID.

MIR. BucuANAN's letter. which wepublish to-day,
gives the coa-dcgrace to the story OF direct pro-
position having heen made by the friends OF Mr..
Clay to General Jackson, pending the last Pres'-
dental election There has been some strange mis-
understanding in this matter. We knew very well,
from what we and all the world knew of his senti-
ments, that Mr.. Clay could not have served IN the
capacity of Secretary Of State under General jack
son, nor voted for him as President. we were
therefore certain that overture. such as has been
brnited about. could have been authorized By him.
But we did not know that some friend Of his, with
more zeal than discretion, might not have under
taken, of his own accord, to approach General Jack
SON on the subject 1t now appears. however, that
all that passed in reference to the supposed PROPOSE
ton to elect General Jackson on condition OF MS
making Mr.. Clay Secretary OF State, passed pc
tween friends of General jackson, and between one
Of them and the General himself. 1t appears fur.
ther, that the very respectable gentleman who held
the conversation with Gen. ]. had not the remotest
idea of making the proposition imputed to him. Inc
misunderstanding seems to have been complete
throughout for. although Mr.. Buchanan's letter IS
penned with great caution aud regard tor the teel-
inss Of the General and his friends, IT IS not to De
concealed that his statement is in every essential
particular, directly at variance with that OF pehe
|ra Jackson, who appears to have labored under IN
entireIv erroneous impression OF the objects OF Mr
B. in the interview which he sought with MN. Inns
being the only ground on which General ). appears
either publicly or privately, to have arraigned tht
INTEGRITY of Mr.. Clay's conduct on the Presidential
election, the whole accusation. so far as It orlg'nat
ed with Gen jackson. FALLS of course, to the ground
never to be resuscitated.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-17

perfectly at liberty to do so to any person thought
proper. need scarcely remark that afterwards
availed myself Of the privilege"
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-17
From The baltimore Pot1idt.

From the Baltimore Patriot.
On the receipt Of Mr. Buchauan's letter Yesterday
the JAcksonltes exhibited most rueful counteuance:
after little recovery from the shdck some Of the
mast hardy swore it proved every thug General
Jackson had said-'fders were given to pass the
word from rank to ie-butit would not takelt stuck
fast In the throat
Mr.. Buchanan clears himself--clears Mr. Clay
and his friends, and leaves General jackson in the
slough !
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-17
Might stop hole to keep the wind ava,

Might stop hole to keep the wind away
This admirable piece of photographic charicatur6
is from the hand of D. C. Johnson formerly OF the
Baltimore Theatre, and the one who executed :" the
Foor RACE" pending the last Presidential election,
which elected SO mitch appreciation When MIR.
Johnson shall have read Mr.. Buchanans letter; we
may expect to the goose applied to the Generals
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-11
NEW GOODS.

d ALL NELSON has received by the Planter and
other late arrivals, "A fresh assortment Of the mos,
and desirable GOODS, of the latest imporia-
lion, which lie is enabled 10 offer al very low Prices for
cash.
Plaid and striped Gillian dresses
DO do batiste and grass cambiics, O. new am!
beautiful patterns
Plain and shaded GrcciGn stripes
Striped aud plaid cambria gingham
london printed carbrjcs, assorted
Black Italian lustriug, of sup. qualify
Heavy black NanIin and Mandarin lusirinS
Satin levantiue and company satiins
Figured and plain Gro de Naples, assorted
black, white and colorcd sg:tirs, part verv sureyi0r
Co!orcd and black Florence and MIarceiine siIis
SiiperEne pungec (for ladies' riding dresses
Very superior Mandarin era pee
UnhlcHched India grass cloth
Cd french mcrino bombaziur
Black aud mixcd hastings and circassi3.r
Brown and white French billings, assorted
Real name chop nankeen
White and Colorcd nIarscilIes vcS,irr
London supeI!ine cloths and cassineres assorted
PLAN and stsiped forentiues aud leans
o. checked and striped cambrics aud jacnl>eis
A and Cd book, muil, jacouet and Swiss nwsIius
Rich tamboured and floss worked do
Swiss and India null robes and scarfS
Rich worked jaconct and cambria robes
Drab and buff cambria for bonnets
Floss worked, book, null and jaconet trimrinr
SupeIGne and fine cambria aud furniture d;mIy
superior assortment o! thread laces, edgipgs and trim
RingS
Bobbinet and gimp laces, assorted
- and 81 plain ami tamboured bobbinet lace
Elch lace pe!erines, capcs, collars, hdkfs. and cars
Floss worked Swiss and India muslin do
white and black lace wells, part very superior
Black, white and green gauzc wells
Barge and eros de Naples hhtfs. assorted
Fine aud supcrfne thread cambric hakfs.
tnglis!l and French silk hosiery, assorted
English and German cotton and thread do
\ superior assortment rs and Al irish Iiren-
. and "a sheednss, of various qualities
Lo,s lawns and superior birds eye diarrr
5000 and i0-4 table diaper and damssk
SCOTCH ana German OZuanuTpS aud tirlI,n..-
Cotton and thread feelings, assorted
Thread and cotton checks, assorted
Blenchcd & urblcachrd domestic shir,rns G. .,,oof..,
Common and %supefGne domestic plaids and stripes
WIN a great variety Of other desirable oun5s which
renters The assortment complete. ~
June %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-11

fAi'NlonlN Gou. shall the internal (IaOuTf
nus christian beings, with furious rage, by teca,oimbs,
devour..
60.
Oh! could my voice re-cc!u ,hro' the skies,
ANA nh'ngie with the music of the spheres;
And swift as the Columbian eagle flies,
WIN du!cet sounds awake the angels ears,
mist dark arIbition's bloody crest appears,
=" oi"odstaiuH MiSSissppiS turgid stream.
ihpnoiicanS. why mute with doubts and iears:-
a Chnton or IA Crawford is your thcmc;-
ihe Cao'ne' as not a place for battle blades to CLEAN.
SIS.
Metiinks | hear the Remain Patriots shades,
Gfhe inar,y'd shades oF mans and ireednm's caused
Proclaim how soon the wreath of freedom fades,
When heady warriors control the laws:
Jackson the bloody sword of vengeance draws,
10 MN the Constitution is no bar:
t"'ncai! iorbear! ye vot'ries OF applause,
AND hear the patriot sh iacs of Rome declare,
no" many such Ia bleeding Rome, III other times, there
were.
IN vain Pulaski (gcn'tous sirancsr0 fell:
liaiS cenotaph, Oh! Charleston. tells the :ala!l
In vain did Washington tie B,iton Guell,
II patriotism thus, SO soon, must fail;-
In vain did many a bleeding corpse lie pale,
Upon the blood sides of Bunker Eiu.
lfmiiitary proves must prevail,
Aud men in pow'r know nousht but their own wI!,
When wilt thou, dire Ambition get thy fill:
So.
AMI shall Domitinrs rise when Neros fail.
And Irajans vIiues moulGcr in the grave2-
Shal! Jackson triumph, over Quiucy's fail.
And Clinton sink in Lethe's turbid wave?
Republicans: is there no arm to save
iour Government from Rapine's greedy hand.-
Shall diScoGd III your country's vItals lave
Her hit!iy hands: and BurTs and factions thIo' Columbia
rave.
10.
Virginia biocds,--shc hleedS at Cv'ry pore;
Hogs, YANKEES, MouhIes, on her vitn,s feed;
Sack cloth AMI ashes must by hrr lie wore,
Wills; Banks and Sharpers say her funraI creed:
The clerks Of interest, ofbunti and deed,
Who drink tie blood OF honest Industry
With worse than tiger thirst. The cen,ipede
In tiora's bosom, or all the stencil ofthe asphaltinc sea.
y iroinia. are not more fell, than sha 'peIs arc 10 thee.
Al..
True wisdom with experience must be bought,
Wisdom, the solace of mans wretched state;
Without, lie is not worth a sober thought
An airy bubble on the sea ofCate;
Man, oIam may massacre, with savage hate,
But wisdom! in thy lap exists repose,
The ~conIucror may plume himself, elac,
Re"el inblood. triumph DER human wucs.
But OF thy sweet tranquility, ambition nothing knows.
II.
BriGgcwaterS schemes obtain without his means,
Nay more, without so laudable an end;
Gambling schemes the peoples pockets CLEAN,
Whilst delegates or engineers depend,
How long to thee, Oh folly! shall we bend?
And found our welfare on exotic rules,
And borrow sense OF hose who cannot lend.
a patrioI,t not ofthe modern schools
Has told us "that implicit faith belongs alone TO fools"
SC. sc. &c.
r Luxury more powerful than the sword
Avenged an injurd woglj,-Lucan.
! Infdel.
r Sidney. Dis. on Gov.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-11
B~otetourt Property for Sale.

V9NdE Subscriber offers for sale his elegant Brick Houes
J. IN SaiGH, to which there is a handsome Farm attach
ed OF @5O acres, nearly one half Of which is cleared. III.
o'3eTs also Tor sale the Salem Mills, situated on the main
branch Of Roanoke, aud of course on a never failing stream.
Ihere Is attached to'tbcse mills a saw mill and a cardin-
UaclIne, tie whole of which has produced a nett profit far
the last three years Of about $1,000 per anrum after nav
ing one uihd 10 the miller for his trouble in superiuicpdinr
The mill is situated within balfa mile of the farm, boil,
together forming a most productive estate. They will bg
purchasers.
Bote;ourt Springs, June lt1, 1897,
81 OH. JOHNSTON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-11
Lewisburg & Fincastle Stare.

PESHE Subscribers, ON the 94th inst. (June. ) will COM
Il mence running a STAGEfr from Lewisburc to Fincas-
tti this will connect their line which runs tie the Ohio rive
with tie valley Stages from towards Nashville, Lynch.
burg, SC. and will enable persons visiting Walkers sui
phur, led and Swee: Springs, Salt, Sweet, Blue or White
sulphur TO do so by a Stage conveyance. The Stage will
leave IewiSturs every Sunday morning and arrive a.
tIncaslle every Monday evening; and will depart from.
tie Bell Tavern i'll Fincast!e every Tuesday on the arrival
OF the Wiley Stage from the South.
Fora passage in this Stage, for each person, there will
be charged fiom Fiucas,le to Walkers Sulpher s -
90 Sweet Springs 9 SO
% Union 4 81
q" Salt or Sweet SUI. 4 SO
q" L~ewisbnrg 70
20 white Sulphur G 50
Zach passenger will be allowed TO take 2Ghs of bappare
:ree Of charge, hut all over that, will be charged for al the
rate of 81 per. CIR. per. 100 miles. 1t will be required
OK gentlemen in heal,n TO walk up the noun,aius. Those
VINO FIST register their names at the places where the Stage
steps, shall have the preference. !. +. CALDWELL.
ID. SURBOUGu.
9Th Month 91h, 1927.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-11

Lancaster .1toaHiy Session, ,9prH 16M, 1877.
Charles Rogers and Mary Ann Y. his wife, PTS
against Una
Lcgaia Coles, VIM. Myers s Elizabeth Myers, ) Summons
ms.
The Summons awarded in this cause having been return
ed executed on all Of the parties except William Myere,
and it appearing to the satisfaction Of the court. that tho
said William Myers is mt an i~nbabitant of this common
wealth; It is therefore ordered, that ne be summoned Il,
aPpea! here on The ID Monday in August next, TO shew
cause If any he eau, why the lands of which Georre r.
Myers and Julia George died seized should not be divided
in kind; and that a copy Of this order he forthwith inserted
IN the Hichmond Wing, for two months successfully, aud
another copy be posted up at the front door Of the Court
house Of this county.
50 Attest. BENZ, NJ, WALKER, c. lie.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-11
VIM. ). b.
ATTORNEY At lar

. EsPEcrFULLY informs the public, and par:icatirig
40 his clients, residing at Il distance, tina, he has renewed
f'om the county OF Charlotte to his estate upon the Roa-
noke River immediately at Fields Ferry, in the county Of
Mecklcnburs; and all letters directed to him at Bovdio,,.
hiechlenburg county, shall he attended To-. Tic will attend
regularly the superior and inferior courts of the counties
of Charlotte, Halifax, Lunenburg and Meckleuburg, and
eau be found at all times at "Mon,e Parvo," EXCEPT Will.
attending the above named courts. Any business en,rnst-
ed TO his care, shall be strictly attended 10.
Monte Parvo, May 18th, 1892. wSt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-11
THE ~SONGSTREss.

heard her breathe her lays of.o,.
Within her native bowers,
And gaiiy round her luie she yyovc
A wreath Of woodland flowers.
sac shone in loveliness and SOM,
Yet rcCkd not OF her claim,
Nor s'shd to join the gIit,ering thgoug,.
VINO sought for love o. fame.
An! happier far in that lone vale,
Than ifhy torchlisht blaze,
Her beauty won the lovers tale,
Her song the hatterer's praise.
The warbIing birds, the gushing streams,
Soft peace to her impaIt;
pheir voice the breath of nature seems
The music Of the heart.
AMI vast and mntchless IS the scene
Chat halls her song AT even
The silver moon, the skies serene,
"hc beaming stars Of Heaven!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-11

}Safie SnAlcs.--A report was lately read 10 the aca-
dsmie DIES Sciences at Paris, from a committee appoin-
ted 10 examine into the circumstances which attended
the death OF Mr.. Drake, at Rouon, Oh the 8h of last
February. hr Drake was an Englishman of about so
years OF age, aud was conveying from London TO Paris
three rattle snakes and several young crocodiles.-
Notwithstanding the precautions which, he had taken 10
defend them from cold on the road, he found. after his
arrival, that the finest Of the rattle snakes was dead.
ihe too others, which seemed in a languishing condi>
tion, we're carried into the dining rootn, and placed uear
the stove. On exciiing them with 4 small stick, cne
OF lheIn did not give any signs OF lie. To assure him-
Seit OF The fact, Alr. Drake was So imprudent as TO open
the cage, to take hold Of the reptile by the head ami
The tail, and approaching the window, to handle it for
tic purpose OF asceitainiug whether or not it was dead,
when the snake suddenly turned its head q quarter
round, and plunged one OF its fargs into the back OF
Mr.. brakes hand. The poor man cried out, proooun-.
ccd several words in English, and TO prevent any further
accident, did mt let go the snake, but was putting il
again into The cage, when he received another bite in
the palm Of the same hand. He then ran into the yard,
earnestly desired that a ply stefan might be sent for;
looked for water, and no, finding ii fast enough, rub
bed his band upon some ice at thetioor. Too min
ttes afterwards, he took 4 cord, and bound il round his
arm, be!ow the wrist. His agitation and anxiety were
continually Increasing, when the arrival of tue physician
IN some degree tran9u9hZei him. The wounds were
glass of olive oil. He then appeared perfectly conposed;
but in the course OF a few minutes the most fat al symp
tons manifested themselves, & destroyed all hope OF sa-
wing the unhappy victim. Ibis death took place in eight
hours Il three quarters after The accident. On examining
Tue body, the outside presented nothing rcfnaI kable.
IN the insIce, the organs were all healthy. Ii was OBJ
served with establishment, that neither the brain nor
The spinal marrow had experienced any change, except
that the membrane which covered it was SLIGHTLY tinrcJ
with red. The veins did not seem TO be ini!amed; aud
the only Ulorbid appearance which the corpse exhibited
was a great number of clots Of blood in the veins OF the
bitten side It is a curious fact, and one which shews
The activity and power of the venom, that the rattle
snake which bit DR.. Drake, having been sent to tue
museum of Natural History, AMI there dissectei, one
OF the operators pricked himself eight days afterwards
with the scalpel which had been employed in the dis.
section was immediately attacked with a swelling in tic
hand, violent pains in the glands of the arms, &c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-11
from tie New Monthly Magasirc.,l
.VRICERS OF 4 BEATPIFEI WOMAN

1 iS'' 'HS I've" tib'iI!y MA, "a ire.
SAUNDERS OF a BEAU PIFCL WOMAN.
Say, hast thou ma,k'd a!omg the quiet deep
In ono rich line a sleam OF moonlight sleep?
So still, so pale, aud beautiful she lay,
While regularly low her bosom's play
Was FAINT as oceans hcave in stiles; day.
Through its thin shroud hast traced the mountain head,
When morning mists theii spargicd gauze have spread:
S" the light veil descended to the knee
ROBBED her fair form, but show'd its symmetry.
Say, too, mid !oamius torrent hast thou seen
Some iSiet rock whose messy knoll OF green
Eeacons the breaking waves, that circlirg stray.
Aud round It's base ia thousand eddies plal:
Oh yet more Beautiful to ga2er'S view
q ca her younS brow the turbam's vesdamt hug
Rose giily crested, while in sport anbouud,
II reckless tides her ringlets stream'd around,
N'tin raven curiS on ueck of ivory fell,
NcIid her light lids still sealed IN slumbcr1s spell,
And floating wildly strove in vain 10 hide
The glisiening bosom, and the pure blue tide
That on It's couch of marble seem'd TO glow
Like Yioieis scattered oel 4 bed Of snow.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-11
Valuable Property for Sale,

n suOScrioei is anxious to sell that valuable Farm,
Il situated IN the county Of Spotsv!yauia, mr. the
AassaFomix river, called Eastern View. the 81 rn,cr ,c.;-
dence OF the late Robert S. Chevy. This Fam ie fv.
miles below Fredericksburg, and Contains BY a rccer, err
Yey, QUO thousand forty and a half acres. Ahor, Iin
acres oi the Tract is cleared, and the greater mar, ~ :, Go,
land, inferior to none in lis vicinity. The ,esidus r Lca.
WY iimoeTed, With oak, hickory, pine and walnut. tho ec;r
$ adnHiaeiy adapted TO the culture Of corn, w,,at. &c
Inc land IS wei! watercd, aud has some vaIrabla ,,rad,,,
ground upon,t. There are good orchards ofapnIce. rc,ct.
eS' CheIIIeS' &C with Il great variety of other choice fu;t
'Tces-p'anted within Il few years. The improvements ,,,ou
the arm are highly valuable; they consist of jarg. AMI
commodIous brick dwelling house. recently r-cc,, ,.rb
an o'nef convenient houses for tie accoriuo5atio of .
large i7nnyi Kitchen, ~jcc-housc, oycrseer's bousc. Louscs
I5E HesTocS' ali perfectly pcwi a large garden. brau,iG,uy
I0ii ou5' & weit or pure water, with rcOf sayir,s r,,, ,Lgo
house, are among the numerous advauta~cs If ,his soa,
me dwelling house is handsomely situated on = ,our,
wen improved, and oYcrlooks all trat portion of the F,rr,
winch Is cleared and can DC cultivated. Ipon tic Eorn,
IS Il MIL almost new, with tao pair of stones, one Tor c,rr
ana the Other for wheat; also, a machine for breat;p, ord
Sf'na'as Pla,stcr Of Paris: the mill has an extensive custom.
ana Sfhds Throughout 'he year unless the season is I'm.
commonly dry. The society around is neycep,ions5le-
ana tne heaIthincss of the situation, together with it's com.
i'gu'ty to the best marketin the country. all serve 4, rcrh.-
u worthy the atteutiou Of any ono wisbiur a comror,.b1.
country residence.
J cFms OF sale accommodating. Those wishing n rur-
chase VIII apply TO Robert Stanard, Esq. residing in Pirs.
nond' or to the subscriber in Fredericksburg.
JNO. JAS. CHEW, Ex'or
JuNf 80 NIs of r. & Cbey J,1-I
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-11
William NeaIe s. Co.

3 z y received by the Effort, and are now opening an
Ii additional supply of new and beautiful GOODS;
amongst them, are a few handsome
Ginghans, grass girghams and battesie
a splendid article i'll furniture ciiiuiI
Irish linens, OF superior bleach
Satin striped muslinS, a beautiful article
silk hosiery, Cutton do. and thread
Elegant looking glasSca
Pare white kid and other gloves, &c. Sc.
These with recent previous supplies make their assort-
meni more complete than il has been at any previous time
It consists in par; of the following articles, viz.
Cloths and cassimeres cf every quality
Fignnia aud Angola CasSimercS, for summer wear
Plain and mixed la stings, for do
Plain and striped circassians, fer do
French and British drilling, white and colourcd, for do
t!ofcntiues. cotton casSinei cs and sa,teens. for hovs aud
servants
Striped & plain jeans and fus,ians, fr do
Fine and ~superdne London prints
Superfine cambri1s ~ginghams, soue beautiful pinks for
children
3-4, 4 As Cd plaid Grecian stripe do
44 and Cd cotton ca'nbric, cambria .nusiins, jaconc;s
aud mullS
IL and Cd plaid, corded and raised stripe muslin
Fig'd books and Iappe;S
Plain and worked Swiss ID
Plain and figured bobbinet lace
irish linens, sheetings, lawas and dianers
Garment, cambria and furniture dimi!ies
Rich Iustered black Italian !ustrings
DO do do German 10
DO 40 do India do
Do do 10 satin levantiucs
Black, white and cold Go de Naples
Italia c,a,re y,r;crs ,,,o,,
Canton and Nauk;n do All ~.
Canton and Nankin grapes staviy
Linen carobrics and c,rL,r:. %,r,
Imita, icn do and do """'
Worsted and cotton barcges
Bombaze,s and boInbazinss. som. {. Il ,;-s
,r6s 80 sL,,i. -! Ic''I u "'S
dia, sc. Sc. '''' anus d s''~s' ." 1859 IN
4 large assortment gauze hdifs.
GentIemcn's, Iahies' and misses yIoy,s
ncrhinc,t I,c. ,ot. -
timi!y rich ''"' cat
Thread lace, edginq and marlin,
Bobbinet do and Gotten
Fonda, ,nI n..nJtri
German twilled do
Italian and French cravafr.
Long and slor. naukeeus
Wilmington sirincs nd or,,f.r~-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-11
IN Hsnrico County Court, Juiy 2H, 1897.


& m tie motion of Holman Shoemaker, a creditor of ,ile
" estate OF Richard Cooke decd Ordered, that Thomas
III. onoerla"er, adm or Of said Cooke, be summoned 10 an-
pear here on the 9Th day orAugust Court next, to she W ca NJ.
I! any inc can, why he should no, be ruled to give additional
security as adm or as Aforesaid; and il appearing to In.
Satisfaction OF the Court, that the said Thomas NJ Shoe
f'aher IS NOT a resident OF this commonwealth; il is ordered,
that a copy OF this order he published in the Constitutional
wing, a newspaper printed in the city of Richmond, rur
i""r weeks successfully, and another copy posted q, the
front door of the Courthouse Of this county.
a Copy. Tcste,
DO LOTION N. EILETT, c. II. C.
or. UtSoIs Ntoades, otherwise Gated WjIson H
Rh0Gdes.
SIR, as you DO not reside within the commonwealth of
~ Virginia, an; nave no known agent or attorney therein,
! auHpt tis "c'hcd to give you notice, that by virtue OF =,
commission from the superior court of charcery, directed
ny law to be holden al the capitol in the city of Richmond.
ana commonwealth of Virginia, I shall proceed, on tin,
,"enty second day of August next, at the Wikesborouct,
lioiel, Kept by Mr.. George V. Massey, in the town of
~ ikeshorough, IN the county of Wilkes, within the State OF
North Carolina, between the hovrs of ten o'clock A. M.
and six O'Clock p. NJ. and continue from day To dav. he
tween the same hours of the following days, until the bust
ness shall be flushed, 20 take the depositious of ysha,,
ti"oeaiu, Mioniort Stokes, Joshua Laws, Joseph F. Patter-
son, i!nrace 10. Satterwhite, David Laws, William Laws.
and others, to be read as evidence in u suit now aenenl;n-
III me SAID superior court Of chGnccry, directed by law To-
be f"iGen ut the capitol in the city Of Richmond, and GEM
motweaith OF Virginia, aforesaid, wherein | am plaint;u.
ana yoH' James Ii. Henderson,, Francis w. Scott, Elisha
Jackson Robert Scott, jun. aud Francis Page, are derp.-
ian;s. am. yours. Sc
MERIEL Fl. c.. COLLEY, an infauf.
Under the age OF twenty -one years, by hc,-
mother AMI next friend Anne Concy.
July ., 1897.