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Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-15
NO. fl.

.,Whv.v said ON, dang It, Ihed her up,
sir, as yOU t0ldme to- ID.
4 rovage 10 Botany Bay IN search OF
Gsafl;ty.EAt the Cork Assizes, the 9TH
I'D day. a Dragon, NAMED Chambers,
was convicted OF receiving stolen goods.
The Judge was expressing some doub!
as TO the punishment he should inaict,
when the prisoner exclaimed-''l'll thank
veur Lordship to transport me, if you can
do il. III be better off in Botany Bay
than here. wish to leave my regiment
for there is not single gentleman IT,"
....sss....
.lfReniuR.-On Wednesday, the l1th
instant. the Rev. Edward Irving, from
London. preached in the parish church Of
Carawath, when he chose for his subject
the parable of the Ten Virgins. The au-
oience listened with astonshment; every
thing was strange-hs manner, his ex.
preston, his earnestness. his subject
The trimming of their lamps, and hold
inc themselves in readiness 10 go forth
and meet the bridegroom, was eagerly
pressed upon them, and the whole conclg-
ded with his favorite topic the millennium.
That this is a theme not fit for every ear q
parish, the following fact Will clearly
show. Before sermon on that day an old
woman, who belonged 10 that parish cali
ed for her shoemaker to measure her foot,
with srict orders to fit her as soon as pos
slble. The good woman repaired to tho
church; but her mind was so agitated by
he- misconcepton of the subject, that, on
her return home. she called again for tho
shoemaker. and sat down under the most
dreadful perlleMty. After having breath
ed u little, she then with difficulty sobbed
out, Saunders, my man, 30 needno max
thae shoon, believe" 20, Jannct. what's
wrangl" responded Cuspn. "Why. the
day o judgments Just at ham. GuId be
WI u.s." "Ehi what's putin thati your
head!" "The minister tel't us no mony
minut a syne, an surely he maun ken"
Saunders very coolly replied "that it was
very unfair IN his reverence TO deal out
such municipalities with so little eau
ton, as, among other imprudences he was
doing maiiest injury to his business. H-
Janet, however, left him, saying "that it
was needless to throw ava the sIIler, lor q
wee, at ony rate, until she wad see"
Glasgow Free Press.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-15
AMBIGUITY OF SPEECH.

Ambiguity Of speech sometimes leads TO
very sad mistakes. A militia captain re-
ceived billet from lady of fashion, re-
questing 'the pleasure of his company to
tea" on a certain evening. Now a query
arose how to understand the word com
pany; and the captain being man Of real
military views, very naturally came to the
conclusion that il was neither more nor
less than the Company Of Militia which
he had the honor to command. Accord
lngly what was the establishment of ms
hostess and her friends to behold not only
the captain, but his whole company, from
the highest subaltern to the most ragged
private, armed and equipped IN their usual
style, punctual to the hour Of invitations
dry as dust and hungry as lions! Never
was such CONSERVATION in the drawing
before. The old ladies lifted up their
heads and eyes in astonishment; the young
ladies SCALED as if they had seen a spider
or a snake; the dandies exclaimed, They'd
ought to be shot, odd rat 'eml0 the mas
ter of the house bit his lip with yexation;
and the hostess, as in duty bound, went in
to the Mysteries. In which situation we
leave them to the sympathy of the reader.
70.
Mistakes Of ambiguity. A gentleman
owned a bitch which he was in the habit OIL
calling u SHIT; and at the same time he
CHANGED to have a hired girl who was no
torious for her dirty habits. While the
bitch and girl formed a part Of this house
hold, be engaged an honest, matter-ofiact
fellow to work for him as a hired man.
While the man was yet new in his place,
and little accustomed to the language Of
his employer, the latter suspecting the
bitch Of killing sheep, but being unwilling
to put a tayorlte animal to death on mere
suspicion, ordered the man to take the slut
and tie her up in the barn. "Very well,
sir," said Tom; and the gentleman gong
out Immediately after, to ride with his
wife, Tom FASTENED TO execute his orders
which (haying noticed the filthy habits Of
the maid, and never dreaming that a slut
was any thing but slut he did exactly
according TO the letter. The gentleman
returning in due time, and not finding Bet
ty in possession of her premises, enqulred
of the hired man where she vas. Gin the
barn sir" replied Tom. "What is she
doing thereiv asked the master. "Naw-
thin, as know on, !" said Tom, "she's as
sulky as Satan.7 "But how came she
there, mani" exclaimed the gentleman
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-15
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, &
GLASSWARE,
GROCERIES,

CASTINGS Iron Nqils English, AmTiouL Blister
Cr8rla, and Shoar Stoe, Patsnt Pl0UgbS sc.
They request every person DESTROYS of getting
GOOD buguins To- caI and examine their stock 50
,h1. they win be able to Judge If their prices are
not cheaper than they have known in tins place
or West OF the Mountains.
0FCOUNTRT MERCHANTS are
particularly requested TO cali and examine then
stock As their firm is connected with an extern
sige house DO Philadelphia, they willreceiye regu
hrs1DpGes and can accommodate their customers on
the best terms.
Beeswsx. Flax and Tow Linen; Bags ano
70 mg, Whsley, Flour Rags and Bacon taken
a- cash prices for goods.
Wheeling April so, lS2S.-lSts.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-15


NEW WHOLESALE STORE.
-...eae...-
j.. Nj. THOMPSON s. co.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
ind are nom opening at THEN
NEW STORE.
CORNER or MAIN AND UNION STREETS.
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF GOODS.
WHICH they win sell WHOLESALE OF
RETAIL. The Goods have been bought at auc
tom, andby the Paotaee IN New York and Phila
ccphl within tho last SIXTY days, and as the estab
lsdmcut IS entirely Row, they intend selling At
such prices ls win ensure general satisfaction tC
those who may please 10 call upon them-They
wish tle public 90 call and examine for themselves
Their stock comprises, IN part
Extra slperiue Clothes AMI cassineres,
fashionable col0rs
Cassnets
French and Figouia Cassimcres
BacS and mixed Lastmgs
Denmark Saueon;
White and fancy striped james and Sai.eeens
Orudurcls, both PLAIN and striped
French and other Dulmgs
Wilmington and Grccm Stripes
Bmgnp and Pittsburgh Cords
Nu5cens
Sds Velvet Fiorontine Falcutl, MaEeiilos &
Ioime, Nestugs
Chntzes
Ca..coes, new style, avery great Variety
Cmbnck and Jlclouet Giuchams
Swiss and null lls.us, plam and figured
Jack0uet Leuo and Book do do
Tamb0rod Book and Swiss Capcs-nev STYLE.
Cmbuck and dem Cambrck Nluslns
LONG Lawn and linen cambuck Uludkuchieis.
Thread, Boobmct and Cotton Lacos;
PLAN 8obb.net
Black and white Bobbuetr Wells
Fmcy umdkerchcis. Shawis and Scars
White and crimson Cashmere long SLawsi
Linen Cmbuck
Co.ored Cambricls
Sil.l Cotton and Worsted Hosiery
H0,km Kid Beaver Wash Leather Aork'm
and Six OlOves-unusual.y low.
Cotton. Worstod and Nerm0 Fringe
Ga S-4 and To- q Table Linen
g and o-4 Cotton Diaper
Russian duck and Shcc,ng
Irish Linen
Brown Holland
Canvass and Osuabmg
Irish ohcetmcs
Whte-Pmk aud Green Fiorenec7
Coorod Satin and Satin Lcvantmc5
Lutesuiugs and Gros de Naples assorted
Grape Robes
Black aud Colored Grape
Italian Grapes
Cause and Grape Lisse
B5mds-gencuI'y
Artificial Wreaths and Head Dresses
Gimp Piping and other Trimmings
Domestic Go0ds-au extensive assortment
Tckugs
Loghom Gimp and Straw Bonuets
Boots and Shoes-l large and very general
assortment
Imbarclas and Plasos-super0r 1u1.Uy.
Gilt. Mahogany & Pine frame Looking Glassos
An extensive assortment of COTTONAARN
always kept onhnd at Factory prices, wholesale
or etit
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-22
2,nlttieaI.
From the Baltimore Republican.
TIE BARG AIN.

We present our readers to-day, with the third
letter Of AMos KENDALL to Henry Clay. and an
account o the investigation now gong on before
the senate Of Kentucky. With regar''' to the bar
rain and corruption. Intrigue AMI management:
bS which MIR. Adams made President and
Henry Clay Secretary ui state. We ask ior them,
an attentive prru-a. MI Kendall is man OF
high responsibility. fine talents, and was. up 20
the period Of the last Presidential election. yea
Ions friend Of Mr.. Clay. His letter which we
publish 10 day. has some illusions to proceedings
IN the Kentucky Senate, and pushes home upon
Mr. Clay in a manner. which cannct tail to con-
vince every man. that all was not right IN the last
election.
The investigation in the Senate of Kentucky
has been thought on by MIR. Gays own Irlehns.
thuush most undesignetly. knowing they had
small majnrit, in the Senate OF kentucky, 'hey
introduced resolutions Acquiring MIR. Clay and
tie other members from Kentucky, who voted Tor
| Adams of the charge of corruption and bargain.
and stiomatsing those. who had made the charge,
as utterers Of Il malignant SANDER Inc JACKSON
members of the Senate. demanded. that before
these resolutions were put upon their passage,
they should have an opportunity ct pror,hg inc
charge they asked for power to send tor persons
and papers to he examined before the Senate
rhis was uncxpccted BY MIR. Clay's irends--they
had intended 10 pass their white washing rcsolu
ticns by the mere force of their majority. When
the Jackson men demanded, that persons should
be examined on oath, the cunning managers Tor
the coalition were taken all ck-they were not
D, cpated to admit it, they dare not reject 1t
50 the, laid the resolutions on the table. Several
da,s passed before they yrntured 70 touch me SUD
,liect again. During this interval, they, no doubt
had anxious consultations as to what course they
should take If they allowed persons and papers
f to be examined. proof might be disclosed, whIcf
would fix the charge upon Mr. Clay and the rest
beyond a ,onb,--if they refused to give this eop
, no,,unit, to the Jackson members, OF SUSTAINING
the charge, the Inference would be irresistible wi''
e the public. that they knew the charge cou." i, p'
investigations. In this dilemma they consented
that persons and papers should be examined; hay
ng the majority thc could control the inquiry AMI
stop it when they pleased.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-22
A. FUNERAL E,EIy1M.
III TnE LATE nIsmor nLuEn.

Thou art gone The gfavcblt will not dcpore thee,
Though sorrow and darkness encompass the tomb
The SAVIOUR has passed through lis portals before thee,
And the lamp cf his love is thy gade thro' The gloom
H.
Thou aft gone to he grave--We no longer behold hee
Nor rrat the roug!, paths o. the aorid BY thy side
But the wide OF enoiy are spread 10 enold thee,
And sinners may hope since the sinless hath died.
lii.
Thou art gnne to the grate--and is mansion torsaklng
Pcrchance lily weak spirit in doubt fingered long
Bun the snnshne of icavr beamed bright on Thy waking,
And HE sound which thon hesdst the Seraphia,'s
song.
thee,
When God was thy ransom, thy guardian, tbs guide:
lie gave thee, He took thee and lie will restore tl,ec-
And death hath no sting since the Saviour i'ah nied.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-22
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.

THIS medicine been used TO- tan seven years
before an effort made inns ate It; bot the great de-
maud for it, and its wonderful cccss have d"cs agfeat
number of ne to ina 1T in various Ma.s-np"asis
|ot v different rave heei got NJ ~ imlta oh ~
lit hich is conucng proof 81 rs being medicine q gre
paine Some are selling S"issaila and nlh.r syups I'm
posnr taem on The gno fpr tie Pa tht rs are
tmlxag the genuine medtcne Wit moassts, SIe maxi,
three bottles one; thus rtaii some OF lsyr IS
others are usiag the geauire P'cH their tos 10 per-
farm cures 10 obain ce,Hfct"sS IRE tfo MN 'ebWnnon
&C. These imta ions and 40 tnis have. IN tany ~
stances prntracted the uI ns of pa lens II diseases
where the genuine Panacea ynid base proved hsta y,
efHcacous therefore deem il q I, o9t the public
assr. them, that the comp stia Of ny Panaeea IS NOT
know nor was it communicated oa Other person III ANY
wav whatever; and consequently. hat all tier mixtures
repres entes TO De mine, fraultei imn"si'Ions
". SWAIN,
No. 22l Chestnut street, betwc ei Seveith and
Eighth Streets nea, Masonic Hall, Philadelphia
a Commune ATOMS post paid, and orders from any part
81 tine world, vii! receive immediate attention
a Es Sold in Wilmington at NJ. JOHNsoN's
DRuc AND MEDICINAL STORE. No. 80, .narfe
Street and also, by ]. BRlNGHURST.
Oct 16, 1927. S-ig
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-22
SHERIFF'S SALE.

ID virtue Of writ of vend. exponas. 70 me directed,
I'd will be exposed public SALE at the house Of Robert
Iroomel Tin the village Of B,andywineO IN Brandy VINE
hundred on Saturday the IS of February inst at TIVE
o'clock, r. NJ the following described house and lot OF
land situate lying and being in the hundred and vagc
Of Brandywne, Newcastle County, TO wit :-B9nnded oy
the Philadelphia road lands of James Smith the Mill roa
and an alley dividing it from lands Of Edward anail;
will, two story frame house and kitchen store and stable
thereon erected containing fourth Of an acre, he me
same more or less Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Jacob b. Vandeuer aud to he sold by
WILLIAM lIERDMAN, NG
Naw,o.,Io rakrno,y q 1909 SIT
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-22

Persons have been summoned and examined on
oath. aud give to-day the result Of the exam
ination as far as we have received it. Let every
man examine it carefully and judge for hlmself
whether Or not Mr.. Clay does not stand convicted.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-22
SAM'L S. GRUB, Sec'ry.
Sale Of REAL ESTATE.

t@usS VIZ 81 h.LNo "A d
T1t'RSU ANT to the Lat II AMI rrsiamen, Of MARY
j. HANSON, dec Will rxposcdto Public Sale, ~ the
house OF q Wolfe, Wednesday, the 5th Of March,
two CLOCK, r. " all bat
t--,A TIRE Istory HOUSE and LOT,
NEdE1 No 100 sipley Stree, mex door abnye Miller
Hsrs Dunno ) E.ker, and Store. Also five sha'es
A.aa Of Ujia,ngton and trandueiae Bank, and Ave
Shares Of Wilmington and FialrdebMn IRrntike Noch
Cntd tons sale ROBERT SQulEB FIR.
~ u All persons Indebted to the Estate Of tary linn
son dec requested to make payment; and those ha,
ing claims, 10 present them, duly atested to
Il. sQUlBB, Err.
February It, 1929 10-5t
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-22

MOTTO, r..

4 SPECIAL MEETING of The Stockholders Of the
IN ".4the"aum Of Huntington" will be held at their
oms Saturday erenig nert Che 23t instant,) at
O'clock for the purpose OF taking into consideration, by
law, passed by the board Of Drecois,-by which the
Rooms Of the Akenaum 10 be opened Oh Sundays.
By Order Of Ms lizard.
Feb 49, 1928. SAMI. S. GRUBB, Sec'ry.
The CoR, citing Committee will attend at 'hc place,
on ,be above FAMED evening", rom until o'cuck hen
certificates Of Stock will be ready for delivery to s,bscr
bers. 10
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-22

Tor the cure of scrofuta, or Kings Er,l, Ulcers
Rheumatism, syphiiitic, .'iSrcai"! and L' z,
itatea constitutions Or from an impure state Of
the BLOND, sc. Sc.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-22

|E,Hs Medicine has acquired very ex ended and esab-
III shed celebrity both IN hospital ana prVa,e pfac.cc.
Inch us efficacy alone has supported upwards OF GIT
tears = ,:.,:
As String Or aRpurfer, has given new CONSTITUTIONS
N tl,Dusarls it BY us OPERATION onMe blond nat snch
Sprsng cures have been performed o" those t We G
A,nnosed TO be abnring under pulmo airy affections, &c
l. effect of s me licne is such as not TO lh'err i
2her business pleasure, and rrq cs "ny The c"nmo
straut of n Iteration le i sco veyed by the crcn-
bnp fluids anil corrects tr isnde ces % the i'iner
Ms diseases w.ch orgnae IN viiated BLOOD disease q
liver, or depgascd appetite 'sa safe iied1ne' a'd
Removes all these evils Nhen tnsaccrssi 4 use nfr
Am, ID ttcn occasions AZ one. ho7pputr adtisrd 70
lak. n .vithout fra fg coapueing himself f nc trnh q
ri Is here stated md ne .echnde y &c ffopaeor a.
15entions
This medicine las the singular for,nne Just tribute tt
AZ great merit, OF BEING recommended BY The mosi cele
Araled Practitioners Of Mel cine ~ me United states ans
tse.here whe ga, ne spurious mixlu res made
IN mutation OF t. he teas support from the mciica
Ecntv rhi, tact offers Al a gum plain and cuncp
4ye hat il needs only 10 be mentioned to enforce con
Sic,on
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-22
From Dr. VIM Price, Liverpool, England, formerly Sur
genn Of the Pennsyyania u splla, &c

The Vegetable Syrup, called SWAMI paacea, prepared
y Mr. swami ct Philadelphia, has recently been htrnd"
rod h,re nv Or Price from the United Saica OF America
lwlcre /. ,ou ex svcy used in the treatment OF va
ficty Of Chronic Diseases.
OF the efficacy this preparation Dr. Price has had abun-
liant gd IN st satisfactory evidence, during course OF eX
herino,s made under lbs direction, whilst Surgeon OF the
A-nus,.ysna Hospital; and his arrival IN England
A la. Mad the gond fortune OF witnessing many additional
INSTANCES nc III saacesslu administration.
rhe seasc n which, this Medicine has been particular
yset are nose arising om constitutional causes-as IN
he varus form. Of Scra, whether affecting tile bones,
bonts, soft parts aud ~ cases where asPosioh y
hjs disease s ma l.esed by debility only, it operates as
8prevetye to he by lis beneficial effects on
he constitution n,s eqialy eicaclois in Mercnra dis
lease, and in the secondary forms OF Ssphs a mas 1'e
I'M haen pven With marked success in chronic diseases d
8te Liver which had ,es,stcd the careful exhibition o.
Nmercusy Il Las, likewise very recently been adninse,
ed wh deciled advantage By oae 1t "e mos as,"g"s
al snr,seo.s II London in case which had entncy DIES
3trd, Ell he rgh, Of the patient, and gea portion
a of ihe she oi the face VIM PRICE, NJ u.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-18


The latter report, though SAID 10 rest on
The authority Of well>informed persons, APP
pears 10 us TO be quite preposIervus.
Accounts were received in London on the
esh, stating that the French Admiral De
Rigny had burned the Greek feet before sSeIo,
IN consequence OF their refusal to sbey the IN
juno lion Of The gath October. Although no
ofie ial intelligence Of this event had reached
London as ia,e as the evening Of the 81, yet
II was generally credited by the editors. as II
is In accordance with the intentions OF the ALI
lied Commanders, as expressed IN their hole
10 The Greek Committee.
Fab,ier had been guilty of great excesses at
Scio. Even the English aud French Consuls
had no: been spared
SiraWil lillian A'Court is to become his Ma
y'srepresentative al the Russian Court, &
Sir Frederick Lamb is 10 remove from Madrid
TO Lisbon in the same capacity.
Vice Admin al Sir John Gore, arrived in
London on The Cd, in rr,urn from his mission
To Vice Admiral Sir Edward Codrington.
The total number Of oaes of cotton imnortsd
in'o London in the year 1927, 72,049, in, the
year 1926, 64,82i, from the Z. Slaes 1927,
10000 in 1926, $500.
The London papers OF the LIST and I'd ult
con,a ain The Presidents message TO Congress,
entire, with favorable comments.
The Allemeine Zeitung of the Esd Dec,
gises some interesting details ofthe proceed
ings at Consantinople 70 The 27th Of Novem
Der. The Sai,an is said to have been within
bearing, through la,ticrd window, Of the
conference between the Ambassadors and the
Ris Eftndi on the oath. On thai occasion
the Ambassadors reduced th-ir proposals to
two Questions; First, whether The Porte wish.
ed to continue its amicable relations with The
Allied Courts. Secondly, whether it had TAX
en- into consideration the Note Of he loh No.
vember. To the first question the Refs Efens
di r. pied, that the greal proof OF the AMIGA
Die in entions Of the Porte was that iNstill al
lowed the Ambassadors of the three Courts 10
make proposition after the highly unwar-
rantabie attack a, Navarin, and con innrd to
listen 10 them. To the SECOND gu, stion, the
Refs Efrndi replied thar The Porte itseif would
e' CT the paci6cation, if the, rebels submitted.
The Dragomans, from essren o'clock in the
morning iill six ia The evening, endeavoufed
TO make the Refs FtndIGhauge his opinion.
The Ambassadors atfengsh re,irrd, aud they
were subsequently, informed that they should
receive an answer. This, too was only ver>
bal and negative. The Ambassadors, on The
27th. IN consequence demanded their passports
Mr.. S,ratIord Canning and N. Guillemino'
were to proceed to Corfu, and NJ. de Ribeau-
pierre to Odessa
Extract Of Letter from the Agent to Lloyd's
a, Smyrna, dated Nov. 2o:
"Pertect gOod order, tranquility, and seeuri-
~ TO all classes, is mainaned by the Pacha.
A few families who mad gone on board Of ship
have returned TO thsir houses; but the mer-
chants yet leave their goods IN the vessels IN
the bay. The Turks continue 10 hold oat IN
the Castle of Scio I"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-18

From the National Imtellgencer'
SUPREME COURT OF THE y. ST ATES
THURSDAY, February IA, 1928.
The Court met at | O'Clock.
Pr, sent, all the Court.
No. 7s.-Spratt's Lessee VS.. Sprat. On
Wr, Of E,ror to Washington County Circuit
Court. Tue opinion OF The Court was deliver
ed by Mr.. Chief Justice Marshal. Judgmen'
of the Circus, Court in par, reversed, and affir-
med as 10 the residue.
No. e4.-Barry VS.. Foylcs. Writ Of Error
to Washington County Circuit Court. The
opinion Of the Court was delivered by Mr..
Chief Justice Marshal Judgmen, oil Circuit
Court affirmed with costs.
No. ol.-Andcrson's Lessee Us. Clark and
Ellison. The argument Of this Cause was con-
,inued by Mr. Leonard for The plaintiff IN err
Tor, and Mr.. Ewing, for the Defendants ~ Err
ror
No 94.-Barry VS.. Coomhe. The argument
of this cause was commenced by AIR. Wor-
Ellington, Tor Appellant,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-18
FRIDAY, February Is, 1928.

The Cour, met a, l o'clock.
No 77.-The United Slaes VS.. 442 Casks
Divine, claimed by Hazard and Williams.
On appeal from The District Court for Louis
lana. Mr.. Justice Story delivered the opinion
Of the Court. Decree of District Court firm.
ed, and certificate Of reasonable Cause of seiz
ure ordered.
No. e4.-Barry VS.. Coombe The argumenl
Of thus cause was concluded by MessIs. Worth
ington aud Coke, for the Appellant, and by
Mr.. Jones, for Appellee.
In the case No. 42.-Back and Hedrick vs..
The Chesapeake Insurance COMPANY, on qaes
tons adjourned TO this Cour:: from The Circui,
court for Maryland District, MIR. justice John
son delivered, the opinion Of the Court on Fri
day the 8 h inst. Ordered to be certified in
ia, or Of the Plan,iffs.